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EYES HAVE IT IN LOVE MAKING, IS WORDHTISI Men Don't Know It But Gaz ing Into Feminine Peepers Does Something to Them 'Marines Head for Invasion of Palau Islands TRAINING FOR ALL Wednetday. Sept. 27. 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE THRES 1 . RETURN TO FIXED AMERICAN LEGION By Theodora Limber United Press Staff Correspondent Chicago, Sept 27 (U.PJ The eyer may not be the first thing a man notices about a woman, but they are the most important feaure of love-nuking. Miss Louise Morris, one of the na tion's foremost eyebrow artists, declared today, "A woman s eyes are her most Important romantic asset ." Miss Morris, a Kansas City, Mo beau tician, said. "Men don't know it, but it is while looking into a woman's eyes that they get the urge to propose The eyes are the most important feature of love-making " Miss Morris's words were spo ken before the silver anniver sary convention of the American Cosmeticians' National associa tion, but they were intended primarily foi the millions of maidens tired of single blessed ness Military Brow Latest The very latest tning in eye brows, she said, is the ' military eyebrow " which frames the eye and calls attention to it. The military e -brow follows natural lines but is somewhat heavier than the ones Mother Nature created. I Miss Morris cautioned women j to keep that "open look" that 'men like" in their eyes but sne am not explain just what an "open look" was. However, she added, be sure to keep the eyebrows in line. The "Jap look" isn't popular mis year. the also cautioned women not to get that "pinched In look" of a school teacher by neglecting to "tweeze ' the hairs away from the bridge of the nose. Eyeshadow Advised . Thomas Frank, a Chicago beautician, advised women to use eyeshadow to make the eyes Complete Factory Approved SAFETY SERVICE Chrysler Fac tory Engineer ed and Inspect- i ex Parts for Chrysler Dodae PLYMOUTH Dodge Trucks L. G. TAYLOR GO. 112 So. Hiverside Phone 2965 PARTS and SERVICE for all Makes ot WASHERS and REFRIGERATORS YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N. Bartlett .Phone 2419 BEST PHOTOS REASONABLE PRICES E. HAYDEN JONES PHOTO STUDIO PHONE 3364 607 W. 2nd Phone nmnbn undr name Mrs. Fred Ball im fcaa -s mm w drlw ; f&f W0NDERFUL New 1 lW Sj ' M MONEy-SAVER BOX j WC W that's easy J Ellk il TO CARRY I J ';..'-.:t.x.C Jt W :' iVXyXiwii T iTTTll , AW leathernecks ot the First Marine Division, veterans of Guadalcanal and Cape Gloucester. Doard Palau bound assault vessels at a South PaciHc base. Establishing a beachhead of nearly Hi miles on Pelellu Island against stilt enemy resistance, they are closing In on principal Jap airdrome ol the Patau group. Marine Corps photo. (Acm Hntho-Tflrphot?. A British sentry 'ards the Nljim-gcn Bridge over Rhine River In Holland, lifeline to trapped airborne forces at Arnhelm after .'ante forces crossed river under fire to capture the bridge, a feat believed ImDosslblo. Nott ."Jtler photo toll left in sentry box. British official radlo-teleohnfn look larger and brighter, and make the men feel more ro mantic. Miss Morris also said that there is a new liquid mascera on the market that shines and curls the eyelashes, "to make men's hearts flutter." Frank gave some advice on how to paint the lips to give Cupid a break. The average woman, he said, should paint an eighth of an inch over her natural lips. "Men like to kiss generous looking lips," he said. "No man loves narrow lips. 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Kaiser, president and general manager of the Portland Vancouver area maritime ship yards, t Kaiser said he was just re turned from Washington, D. C, and Oakland, Calif., the Kaiser headquarters, in an endeavor to have the uncompleted portions of all existing contracts held by the yards changed to fixed price contracts so that Portland in dustry would be on a more stable competitive basis with industries in other areas. "My father, Henry J. Kaiser, and I believe that a continua tion of 'free enterprise,' an over used term, is based upon com petitive pricing," Kaiser said. "Throughout the period of wartime shipbuilding, competi tive pricing has been difficult to attain because there was no cost history for the ships we were building. The designs were being continually changed to meet war requirements, and the shortage of manpower resulted in certain regulations that had to be met without regard to cost. "Now we have reached a per iod of stabilized costs and sta bilized labor conditions, and the time has come when concerns that wish to be in position to build in the future must get on a fixed price basis. We either win or lose." STEEL DIRECTOR New York, Sept. 27 (U.PJ James B. Black of San Francisco was elected a director of the United Stales Steel corporation yesterday to succeed the lute William J. Filbert and become the first Pacific coast director of the corporation. PASSENGERSSTAMPEDE Long Beach, Cal., Sept. 27 (U.P.) Fifteen persons were ser iously injured last night in a panic-stricken stampede of pas sengers to escape from a crowd ed Pacific electric train when a broken trolly sent a sheet of flame licking along the roof of the car. Men and women tramp led and clawed each other as more than ISO screaming pas sengers fought towards exits or leaped through windows. Closing time tor Bundny Too Late to Classify fi 30 Bat urdu 7 afternoon Please remember. fajjaW ? 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Discussing demobilization of the army, Atherton said it will be difficult to find any plan that will please everybody but said he felt there was merit in a system based on length of serv ice, merit and family obligations. He said every effort is being made in the Pacific to get fur loughed men adequate transpor tation home, but reminded that many men who have been on duty the longest are such key men that the war effort would be slowed if they were to come home. Daily Weather Report Foreraits Med ford and vicinity: Clear tonlRht and Thursday. UUla changtj In tem perature. Oregon: Clear tonight and Thursday except fog on coast. Little change In temperature. I.ocsl Data Temperature a year ago today: HicneM, iz; lowest, au. Total monthly precipitation. T. De- rirlrrirv fnr ih ninnlh. S inch Total precipitation since September I. 1H44, i. Deficiency ior uie season. .53 inch Relative humidity at 4.30 p. m. yes terday, 26';;,; 4 30 a. m. today, 64. 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