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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

lemon. orange and butterscotch drops and
caramelS."
What no loliIpopS?
Sand knute RocNne;
"Egotsm is an aneSthetic which kills
the pain of stupidity"
Is your youngSter always asking queS-
lions? Encourage the child in this. AS
DR.. Samuel Johnson has truly said
curiosity is one OF the most permanent
and certain characteristics OF a vigorous
intellect"
tSINO THE making of whisky says
Maurice Walsh go seven days of a
mans time and seven years of its own. In
three years the Scots say II is NJ for con-
sumption and call II whisky. We Irish call
Il whisky after five years but IL is not the
real article until seven years have elapsed.
AT the age of IL years whisky is at its
Evening star., 1941-12-07

the nursing staff at Walter Reed
Hospital.
Likes Smart New Uniform.
With her Office assistants and
members of the corps. wherever they
are on duty, she is enthusiastic
about the changes in service uni
forms which have Just been author
lied for Army nurses, the first since
Immediately after the World War.
Gone are the olive drab ones. al
most universally unbecoming TO
women.
The smartly-tailored, dark blue
new uniforms are intriguing with
| their color contrasts OF brass but
tons, braid, other insignia and ma
room piping of the Medical Corps.
The skirt of fashionable length
is of medium colored blue covert
cloth. With it is worn a choice of
a white or periwinkle blue blouse.
a regulation officers black tie. a
trim jacket of darker blue, black
oxford shoes, gray suede gloves and
an overseas cap. The jacket has
brass buttons down the front. On
the lapels are the letters, U. S. and
on the maroon-colored piped blue
shoulder bar is the insignia, which
/ indicates the official rank Of the
nurse. The insignia on the jaunty
blue, maroon -piped overseas cap is
the caduceuS
The darker blue overcoats for field
uniforms are water repellant with
removable, sharply contrasting ma
room colored zippered-in Innings.
Extremely attractive. too, are the
dark blue capes with their vivid
maroon lining. These are worn over
the white indoor uniforms, with
white shoes and white caps.
An outftting OF six white indoor
uniforms with its complement of
caps and shoes is issued to all Army
nurses. as are the capes and the
overcoats. Thus far, the out of door
uniforms for field duty are being
issued only to nurses on foreign
duty.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Hoverford to Confer
Deorees on Service Men

Haverford, the Quaker college of
which former Washingtonian. Felix
Morley, is serving his second year
as president. will grant a bachelors
degree in absentia tc any student
who after satisfactorily completing
his junior year is called to some
form of national service, whether
civilian or military.
This announcement of policy to
meet the present emergency was
contained in the report OF the pres
ident to the Board of Managers
as published in the first volume of
the new "Haverford Review" Cop
les of this publication have been
received in Washington.
Evening star., 1941-12-07

the nursing staff at Walter Reed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
Indiana State
Promoter Will
Pay Off Tonight

Detroit. Mich, Oct. 3l-AP-This
Is payoff night in Promoter Frank
Barbaros white hope" heavy
weight boxing tournament and for
the first time the rubber band will
come off the $4,000 prize money
deposited with the Michigan Boxing
Commission.
starting Held Of 3S ring giants will
be reduced TO semi-iinalists tonight
at Olympia. but the losers are 10
draw at least 5000 for their efforts.
The winners will remain in the run
ming for $4,000 first money.
Because Of mathematical prob
lens, two fighters will be called
upon to battle twice tonight. Al
Reiss, former Detroit amateur, and
Tommy Adams OF Newark. y. j.,
have drawn byes and automatically
reach the round of eight.
Lee Sayold. tournament sayorite
from Des Moines, Ia. will meet
Reiss If he gets past Tony DeGutis
OF Hamtramck. Adams will tackle
the winner of the siX-rounder be-
tween Jack Marshall OF Houston.
Tex. and Leo Campione OF Cwosso.
In what Is expected 10 be the top
bout Frank Zsmaris. from Tony
Galento's home town OF orange. y.
j, will battle William Chester
Snuffer. an immense crowd favorlte
from Texas
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
Hurons Will Close Home Football Season
Jack Brown to Replace Howard
Slabaugh at Halfback Position

Nimble Jack Brown will replace
Howard Slasaugh at halfhlack in
the Michigan Normal starting line.
up Saturday when the Huroas close
heir home football season agsinst
Indiana State Teachers al Briggs
Field Coach Elton J. Rynearsou
announced Thursday.
Although this Is the first time
Brown LAS started for the Hurons,
he has alternated with Slahaugh
throughout the season. Brown. a
junior from Wayne, is playing his
first season OF collegiate football.
He is undoubtedly the most spec
tacular runner on the Huron squad
but his work Is Inconsistent. That's
why Slsbsush has been considered
shade better than the slender
Brown. The latter. Incidentally. can
also pass snd punt, although he hiss
had little opportunity TO 10 either
this fall
Browns teammates in the back
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
Y. H. S. to Seek
New Victory in
Evening Contest
New Lights, Public
Address System Will
Again be Used

The Ypsilanti Braves, who last
week emerged victorious over the
zebras from Wayne, will play
Ecorse High School, in the second
game to be played under the new
lighting system installed at Island
Park.
When the final gun sounded on
last weeks game. the Zebras were
on the small end of 1876 score. and
the Braves are determined to carry
on TO greater Victories, with to
nights game lust another drop
in the bucket"
The sound system will again be
used to announce lineups. substi
buttons, tackles and the like. and
will be handled by Ypsilanti High
School students
The starting lineup for the
Warriors will probably include l..
D. Harmon. Bob Moffett. Capt. Jack
Lawrence and Eugene Palmer in
the bacLfield, with BIZ Hughes.
Tom Holdridge. Bill Rowe, Nelson
Boik, Eddie Smith. Glen Tunni-
cliffe, and Warren Shitferd on the
line.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31

field viii be Art Lleder. quarter
back: Chuck Nemeth. right half
back and Carl Schram. tunback.
Lieder has not praoticed hts week
because OF a knee Injury.
Michigan Normars midget" line
will remain intact with Lowell
Beach and Bob Gager a. end, Art
Maschke and Ralph Buckles at
tackle, Vic Apple and Dick Karpin-
ski a. guard and Lawrence Trem-
per at center.
On defense, however. Tremper
will shift over 10 guard, Apple TO
end ana eager 70 line hacker Ry-
nearson has devised The new de
teneiye setup in order 10 take ad-
vantage OF Gager's speed and tack
ling ability
The Michigan Normal varsity
wound up its pre-game drills Thurs.
day by Overwhelming the freshmen,
IS 20 0. Touc hdowns We're scored
~ Clare Krawczak. john Palmer.
Beach. Slabaugh, and Brown.
Schram added tWo extra points
The Indiana State Teachers
team which will face the Hurons is
very much stronger than former
Terre Haute elevens which have
FLASHED with RyneaIson teams The
schools last met in football in 1885
Up 10 last week the Sycamores
had won four games and tied an
other Their indicated record was
blemished, however. when Grand
Rapids University, coached by Pot
sy Clark, produced a 1914 upset
Included among Indiana ) deilat.
ed opponents was Illinois Normal,
which fell by 1916 score. The
Hurons were held to sco.eless tie
by the same Illinois team.
Michigan Normals unenviable
record is three defeats and two
scoreless ties The Hurors have
captured only one game In their
last 10 starts.
The probable llneups:
a. =.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
Hannenan Viii
Play For Rams

Charles Hanneman's decision 10
quit the professional football ranks
Tuesday stood for just IS hours.
after which the burly ex-end NJ
the Detroit Lions announced that
he would join the Cleveland Rams
for their contest with Detroit sun
day.
hanneman, former Michigan
Normal gridiron star was signed
by the Rams after all OF the other
teams OF the National Football
League had passed up a chance 10
buy him at the waiver price. He
was released by Detroit Tuesday
in a general shake-up of the Lions
team.
Fred Vanzo, veteran halfba tx.
who also was offered at the waiver
price, will join the Rams. The
Cleyeland-Detroit game will be play.
ed in the Ohio city.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
Saturday
Manhattan to
Play Detroit

Detroit, Oct. Mauhat.
tan Colleges football squad OF 20
players arrives here today for sat
urdays intersectional battle with
once beaten University OF Detroit
and Coach Herb Kopf planned 10
send the Jaspers through a final
workout at Detroits stadium.
With his squad reported at full
strength, Kopf declared he had
three sets Of backs available 10
throw at Detroit. Manhattan has
been primarily a running team IN
its three Victories including last
weeks upset OF unheaten Villano-
va. The Jaspers bowed to Du-
quesne and Boston College,
Coach Gus Dorais has concen-
irated this week in designing an
adequate defense for Manhsttan's
two top runners. sophomore I'd
Finkoski and junior Frank Kieseck
or. Another fleet breakwsy back
is Charley McNulty. Detroit scouts
have reported
Against the running game De
troit will send Elmer (TippY Ma.
dark, sophomore halfback. who
has tossed passes for GIL yards
this season and tops the nation IN
total offen5e The Titans have
been largely a passing team. rs
supremacy OF the nation with more
than 200 yards throug the air per
game would indicate but Dorais
has further hopes of matching Man
hattan's ground gaining
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
Michigan in
Washington
Esther Nan Wagoner Tufty

Esther Van Wagner Tutty
Political friends and foes alike
gave Senator Arthur II Vanden-
berg high praise for his speech
against the ship arming bill Even
the hostile New York Times ad-
mite it's the best speech he ever
made in the Senate. A doorkeep-
err said that one Senator. Demo
crat al that. slapped Vandonberg
on the back as he left the chamber
and remarked: What a speech !
Those familiar with the usual
Senate scene with a handful OF
Senators in attendance and no one
apparently listening, realize that
Vandenberg was paid a high trib-
ute by his colleagues. More than
a quorum were present, and only a
few left before the speech was
finished Senator Norris. seated
on the aisle just three seats away,
gave him rapt attention IVAN
Genberg is one OF Norris favorites
among the young senators.
Four Michigan Congressman
walked oyer from the House
Republicans Kitchener and Hoff
man, and Democrats Hook and
Dingell
Even the reporters-35 by coun,
ln-the Press Gallery
although they knew they would
receive q copy of the speech foI
story purposes.
Facetiously. am often called the
Michigan bean lobbyist (unpai y
Of Washington. The Army and
Navy send me reports on how
many beans are fed to the soldiers
and sailors. Michigan Congress
men keep me informed on protec
tive legislation for the bean indus
try.
But this week comes new one
Dr.. Louise Stanley, Chief of the
Bureau OF Home Economics, sends
me word that she is officially al
vocating bean sandwiches Even
the most loyal booster OF the sale
of beans probably never ate one
in his life.
Disturbed because the American
working man Is not getting good
lunch, DR.. Stanley seeks nutritious
and very filling sandwiches.
Here's her suggestion for max.
ing tasty bean sandwich Mash
baked beans with catsup n the
gent likes ~ and spread between
huttered brown bread Or stan
ley even remembered Miehigan's
SOY beans, which. when pressed
through coarse sieve or grou d
In a food grinder, makes A flayo--
full and nutritious sandwich filling.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
Boxing Results
az the Associated Press

Iby Jhe AssocIated Fress)
Williamsport, Pa Bob Mont
gomery. 1884,, Philadelphia. stop
ped frankie Wallace. 1917, Cleve-
land 81.
Burlington. Vt--Ossie Stewart.
164, Pittsburgh, outpointed Vince
Pimpinella, 16s Fort Ethan Allen
Q0).
Fall River. Eddie Alex,
14l, New York, stopped Carl (Red)
Guggino. 1873 Hartford, Conn. 81.
Philadelphia-Tony Cisco. 171h,
Norristown.- Pa. Outpointed George
Miller, 167 PhiIadelphia 81.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
DIES IN PLUNGE

Escanaba. Mich, oct. slap
Martin Nimekus, SO. Delta County
infrmary inmate under obserya.
ton before a sanity hearing, died
In a plunge from the fourth floor
Of st. Francis Hospital here Thurs.
day. He was taken to the hos.
pital on Oct. II. after police found
him with a knife blade in his skull
and his wrists dashed. Hospital
attendants said he asked to leave
his quarters and go into an adioin.
ing vacant room overlooking a
courtyard. Later they found the
window had been opened and Nine
kls was lying on the courtyard
pavement.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
DIES OF INFECTION

Ovid, Oct. 31-AP-Grover Nor
gan, 55, died at Clinton County
Memorial Hospital Thursday of an
infection resulting from a gunsho
wound received while pheasant
hunting. The accident oc ~urred
when his own gun DISCHARGED.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31

states cross country teams, slated
to encounter each other at least
four times this season. will renew
their annual feud in the National
Junior A. A. L. championships at
Meadowbrook Country Club Satur-
day.
Only three teams, the Hurons,
tht Spartans and Bowling Green
University, will seek to annex the
covered Amateur Athletic Union
trophy. Normal and State are rat
ed nearly equal in strength, al
though the Spartan squad has been
installed as a slight favorite.
DR.. Lloyd W. Odds, Michigan
Normal coach, has entered nine
men, eight OF whom will constitute
the Huron team. The group in
cludes Capt. Duane Temper, Bob
Archer, Warren Johnson, George
Cole, Paul Hansen, Ed Sigety Vern
Krebsbach, Dick Gehring and Bob
Allen.
Cole may be withdrawn from the
meet because Of hip injury, DR..
Odds has indicated The New York
junior has had a diff cult time work
ing into condition this season and
still is tagging behind his team
mates.
Michigan States team will be Sc
lected from an entry OF IL men
headed by Capt. Ralph Monroe.
The others are Walt Beardslee.
Earl Cady. Jr., Walt Mack. Bill
Scott, r. Colby Thompson, Leo
Wren, George Byclich, Maurice L.
Horski, Jerry Page, Cleon Smith
and John Liggett.
Individually, Temper and Monroe
rank as the leading collegiate com
petitors from this state. Other
outstanding runners who are enter
ed are Earl Knox, Madison, Wis:
Ford Hess, former Western Michi-
gan star, and Earl Mitchell, Ind!-
ana University FIRE Imam.
Mitchell, a transfer from Butler
Univ orsity. has been hailed by ex-
pert observers as one of the Mid
vests most prom sing, prospects,.
He is a nephew OF Bill Southworth,
former Butler distance star.
Bob Brennan. Bob Phipps and
Harold Flynn, Michigan Normal
freshmen, will compete unattached
from Ypsilanti. Bob Lee, former
Ypsilanti High School star and
captain OF the Michigan Norm /
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
CAPTAINS PucKsTERs

Montreal, oct Sins sgd
Howe, the only Detroit Red Wing
who has not signed a contract thus
far, was named captain OF the Mo
tor City pucksters today. Howe
was chosen by Manager Jack
Adams TO replace Edible Goodfel.
low, the Wings playing coach.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
Rural Events
TODAY

TODAY
London
FAMILY Halloween party at
church.
South Superior
Gale School Halloween party to
be sponsored by the P.TA.
futile Hin
Christian Endeavor Society will
have wiener roast at Bert Youngs
home.
NOV. 2
Willis
Young Married Peoples Sunday
School Class, 8 p. m, at church.
NOV. 3
Stony Creek
Regular meeting of Grange in
hall
NOV. 4
Milan
Annual meeting Of Eastern Star
chapter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
FATALLY INJURED

Port Huron. Oct. Walter
Emig, 81, Port Huron salesman.
was fatally injured Thursday night
in a headon automobile crash on
M-21 near Port Huron. Two others
were injured.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
Sports Roundup

0k%OS ID
Detroit -AP The Detroit Lions complete their practice
Friday before lFaing for C1and Dutch Carks
Rams Sunday in National Football League game, and
Hntback Lou Tomdsse formerly Of Philadelphia is expected 70
BE- on hand.
New York ms The Irish dig in today the outskirts Of
Gotham Rolling the rails all night from South
Bend Ind their pebatle station the Westminster Country
pCub Rye Y for their engagement with Army before 5000
the Yankee Stadium. Notre DANES footbae
launched theegame campaign that destined either make
break them
Chicago NS For the second successive 1veek. MnneSotGs
Golden Gobhey ready accept challenge their football
supremacy IN the Western Conference and possibly the nation
Last lcek it Ttas Michigan tomorO7c lis Northeastern
New York -UP-Seeing sardom stardust brown-sknned
RAY Robnson-most Young fighter of 94risk his
perfect ring record tonight against the guile of Exchampon
Frze Zyc they battle 10 rounds for January shot the
World welterweght crown.
San Francisco ms Stanford aud S1nto Clara battle out
for top Pacific Coast football donors in nononey-
game that anil dya close to 10000 fans Palo Aho
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
TO SEE HOMECOMING GAME

East Lansing, Oct. Sins -
Advance ticket sales indicated to-
day that more than 10000 fans
Will look on at Michigan States
homecoming contest Saturday
against favored Tiger aggregation
from the University OF Missouri.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
Marsh & Son
ScovllIs

Jedele 3s3, Walker 42s, Mohler
4l9. Hopp AS, Bowden SIS, Handi-
cap 80. Totals us, 1853, 7O2-2227.
Eagles
Reynolds 500, Oliver 376, Dicks
1895, Edison 1856, King 449. Totals
'95, 625. 6S6-2106.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
Sports Calendar
SATURDAY.
Cross Vountry

y WWU ' Witt
Michigan High School champion
ships, Briggs Field. 1870 a. m.
Football
Michigan Normal vs. Indiana
State Teachers, Briggs Field, 2 p.
m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
No. 8. Rassett

Wisbin 401. Goldsmith 256, Bas-
sett 1856, Nelson 339, West $40; to-
tails, 500. 617, $50, 1902.
No. q Saunders
Saunders 327 d. Miller 144,
Matthews S49, Vsnderlind $50,
Nehlsen 1854. handicap IS; totals.
sos, o73, 5s1, 1712.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
Michigan Normal, State Cross
Country Teams to Renew Feud

team last year. will also enter the
meet under the colors Of the Huron
Club.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31

Stewart 44i, elmer 2ls, Fischer
395, Schaffer 355, Connolly 1870; to-
tails 5S7. 629. 576, 1892.
Nos, McLain
Whitmire 30l, South 1927. Schle-
singer 36l. James 34S, McLain 3Sl;
totals, 573, $40, sos 1918.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE


Hillblllles
Townsley 1853. Flanagan $50
Kelly AIS Blakemore 459. Young
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
No. 2, Crouch
No. 1, RYAN

X. Miller 436. Harris 273, Sin
kule 2S2. Weaver 3S9, Ryan 474,
handicap 3; 593, 61O. 654. 1857.
No. 5, Hayward
Anders 446. Stahl PAP, Lunt. 1853,
Hayward 355, Schrepper 371; to
tails. 494. 613. $50, 1867.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31

'4S2. Totals S2s. 754. 744-2326.
Post office
Smith 1872, Boutell 400, Wardel
349, Peters 397, Max 394. Handi.
cap III. Totals Sll, 64s, 65O-21O9
Marsh & Son
Churchill 4S5, Dundon 53s, Ellis
592, Boyle 4S2, Dundon 531. Totals
s25, S33, S9S-2656.
BARRIERS
Thomas 643. Wilbanks 200, Smith
SAY, Squier $50, Nelson 431, Moore
Az. Handicap IA. Totals 744, 743,
762-2459.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
BOWLING LEAGUE
Cfandinoc
No. z. o,Hara

No. 7, O'Hara
O'Hara $50, e Miller 307. Fash
baugh 1862, Esler 1853, Battelle 3S7,
handicap 81; totals, 555, 523, SIS,
1855.
No. 2, Crouch
Wolters $50, Greenstreet 261,
Jackson 2s9, L. Miller 2S5, Crouch
4S4; totals, $50, SIS, 532, 1919.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
Bowling Scores

ST. JOHN CHURCH LEAGUE
Team No. 4
Conlon 463. MakowsSi 494, Gregs
456, Allen 49S. Totals 658, SOS. 65S-
1911.
Team No. 5
Miller 1872, Corbeille 465. Klebba
SAB. Benner 430, Handicap 60. To
tails 636, 64l, 653-1930.
Team No. 3
Nudge 43S. Seitz Alp, Gasilo AS,
FIR. Kearns 4s5. Totals $50, 635, 592
l-l7S'. Team No.
Miller 81, Corrigan 365, Bride
$40, L'Amoreaux 499. Handicap g.
Totals 607, 56S, 609-17s4.
Team No. I
Husse 439, Fortunate 404, Baker
All, Ebeler 1926. Totals $50, 521, SAG
-1639.
Team No. 6
McKillen 4s3, Champion 3S6. Sui
ton 431, Lorskey 499. Totals $50.
6lS 591-1799.
Nogales international., 1941-03-01

curricular affairs, Boy Scout and
Campfire Girl endeavors, ,dramatics,
publications-all these duties are
included in the work of the student
teachers.
Teachers trained at the college in
Tempe usually are placed without
delay in the public schools of the
state. Both elementary school and
high-school teachers are trained at
Tempe, and few of the colleges grad
uates have been placed On college
faculties upon completion of ad-
vanced training on the campus.
During 1910 there were 296 grad
uates of the college placed in jobs.
and 26 of these were in occupa-
tions other than teaching.
Nogales international., 1941-03-01
3 Nogalians
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lCOntlnued from Page One)
high school, the Ira D. Payne Train
ing school On the college campus,
the progressive Rural school near
Tempe, and the 9th Street and 10th
Street grammar schools in Tempe
all use student teachers in their
work.
The three students are Ina Bark
Ley, who is teaching Physical Educa-
tion at the 10th Street school; Dan
iel Fimbres, who is teaching the 5th
and 9Th grades at the 9Th Street
school; and Joe Garcia, who is
teaching Industrial Arts at the 10th
Street school.
AS student teachers, these young
young people are getting valuable
training which will prepare them to
meet actual classroom situations
when they graduate from college
and accept teaching positions in
the states public school.
The student teacher is usually CIV
en- joint responsibility with a sup
ervisor to conduct the entire study
program in various classes. Planning
and conducting classwork, handling
student problems, athletics, extra