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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-07-04

think of the 165th anniversary of American
independence Uncle Sans birthday So perhaps it wouldn't
hurt to reflect what all the shougs for and ponder what
we celebrating.
Independence Freedom-sure But iberty-certan-
y Now there's shade of difference bewxt free
dom and liberty according to Funk and Wagnals And if the
dictionary right crcumscrbe freedom trfe
can't set fire to garage naked through the reet
but brethren better hold liberty with both fists and
keep alarm clock under pillow at all times these
days.
Let's skip John Hancock and Valley Forge for minute and
figure what liberty you and For thing it
sit the assessors desk and call him buddy
instead of clicking heels and saying, Jah Men Herr It
able the the adjoining desk and
CONTINUED Page ~
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-07-04

Mrs. T. billiard Riley has returned
from two weeks stay with Mr.. Riley
in Baltimore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
TUFFY


wastes no time in weighing anchor
and heading out to sea.
Under full sail before a freshen-
ing breeze, Captain Kenedy's
speedy schooner soon, reaches the
lonely strip Of beach where Lii,
Kitty and the wounded Kolu are
hiding, but before Captain Kennedy
can heave to and break out from
the boat, Jim sees a mysterious
shape in the water.
Upon closer examination II
turns out to be an enemy subma-
rine. In the meanwhile, Lii and
Kitty, obeying Jim's orders to the
letter. remain concealed in their
hiding place near the edge of the
beach.
Of in the distance they sight
Captain Kenedy's schooner but
their citation quickly turns to
disappointment as they see three
Iof Thorson's armed guards comb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

Indoor Sports Arenas at 37Camps

!, for his grade within four months
so he requested immediate relief
from duty so his successor could
assume command at once. That
successor has not yet been named
although 1t will likely be Wis.
consin national guard officer or
regular army brigadier.
l Michigan loses its last genera
In the 32nd Division with Genera
Colladay's retirement. He ha!
served with Michigan troops con
tinuously since enlisting July "a
1899, in Company A, Bird Infantry
of the old Michigan State Troops
at Flint. In that organization
which subsequently become the
| 33rd Regiment and is now the
125th Infantry. he a dvan &c q
through the grades OF private,
corporal and sergeant, and was
commissioned a second lieutenant
March "a, 1908.
General Colladay's duties In
France during World War 1 in
cluded service with the personnel
section of general headquarters at
Chaumont, and the command OF
the End Battalion of the 125th
Infantry, which participated in the
march of the division TO outpost
the bridge head at Coblenz.
In civilian life, General Colladay
In an executive of the Buick Mo-
tor Division. Since 1924 he has
been a member of the Michigan
State Military Board, and has
been chairman since April Is, 1910
A second annual 32nd Division
motor show will be held at Camp
Livingston January 81. Like the
first show, IL will give the men ar
opportunity to demonstrate their
prowess with military vehicles
particularly the many new types
which the division has obtained
during the year.
AS before, the men will compete
for prizes donated by merchants
Of nearby Alexandria. La. Regi.
mental elimination motor shows
will precede the main show.
A soldier who prefers to remain
anonymous suggests to the Michi.
gan men in various provisional
anti-tank battalions at several
posts that they dub themselves
the Pats" The name is readily
suggested. of course, by the P. A
T. initials Of the battalions.
Several local readers who have
relatives in units stationed in
Louisiana but who are now or
maneuvers in South Carolina have
written to inquire the meaning OF
the "R. c. T." which must be in
Icluded in the mailing address OF
the men on maneuvers. II means
| egimental combat team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

Michigan soldiers stationed at
Camp Livingston, La, Fort Leon
ard Wood, Mo-, and our own Fort
Custer are among the fortunate
ones who soon will have indoor
sports arenas for use during VIM
ter months.
The war department is building
these indoor recreation facilities
at 81 camps and expects to have
most OF them completed by the
end OF November. They will provide
the men with basketball, boxing,
wrestling. volleyball, tennis and
badminton. as well as stage shows
Each building will contain 1900
square feet of hard wood playing
floor space. The floor itself will be
$50 feet long and 100 feet wide,
and the distance TO the arched
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANswERMAN

of US have suffered from
a certain ailment, which II
properly diagnosed is called
acute coryza." What ailment
Is it?
The ordinary violin would be
- useless if two common animals
didn't furnish two Of its es-
sential parts. What are they?
Its no secret that Mount
Everest is the highest noun
tain in the world, but there
is another mountain which is
the worlds largest in cubic
content and the worlds largest
volcano. Can you name it?
Henry seems to have been a
very common name among
kings. Which Of these coun-
tries has had the most kings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

ceiling will be 80 feet. Seating
capacity of each will be 1000.
Dressing rooms, showers. lava
tories, storage space and post
exchange branch will be situated
around the sides and in the rear
of the arena. Each building will
have three basketball courts, two
portable boxing platforms and
other suitable equipment for the
various sports.
A military career which has
spanned four decades will be con-
Guided December /. when Brig.
Gen. Thomas Colladay of Flint,
resigns his post as commanding
general of the 63rd Infantry
Brigade of the 32nd Division, at
Camp Livingston.
He will reach the maximum age
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Exciting Life
of Jim on WJBK

More excitement in the exciting
life of Jungle Jim will be detailed
in his legions of followers over
station WJBK at 11:30 a. m.
tomorrow and in the Comic
Weekly with The Detroit Sunday
Times this Sunday.
Having undertaken the Hercu-
lean task of swimming half way
around Thorson's Island. Jim, in a
state of exhaustion, reaches Cap
tain Kenedy's ship. After being
rested and survived, Jim tells his
strange story and Captain Kennedy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

By Hof
By Billy De Beck
Paul Fogarty
Bv Olsen & Johnson

journalist, the other Is an in<
ventor. Distinguish them
(a) Charles A. Dana: (b) VIII
liam Clark; (c) Lee DeForrest.
3-To what group of islands do
these belong: (a) Oahu; OBJ.
st. Thomas: (c) Antiguaf
4-From what language are the
following names derived (a)
Rhoda; (b) Rita; (c) Mare
guerite?
Sin what states are these parks
(a) Yellowstone National
Park; (b) Yosemite National
Park; (c) Great Smoky Noun
tains?
SIS the spelling correct or IN
correct (a) British Cuianaa
(b) Combodia; (c) Glasgow
Can you name three Bnl@
versal" languages?
ANSWERS on Page kS)
Gen. Hugh 3. Johnseh
Americas Fighting ThfnheRyS
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

by that name: England
France, Germany?
Sew enemies are deadlier 10
birds than are cats. Why, then
is the catbird so-called?
Sits a mere 81 miles from the
city Of Monuments" to the
City OF Magnificent Dis
tances." What cities are they +?
AT one time in Spain and
Portugal certain babies were
called the infanta and infante.
Who were they and what dis
tinction was there between
them?
ANSWERS on Page 4S)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
knowledge Test

By DIR. sABINA H. CONNOLLY
New York State Is first in the
number of radios In homes. In
order. can you name the next
three states7
2-One was an explorer. one a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Answer to Spot Your
Plane Question

Emblem at right Is that
of United States Naval Air
Station, Pensacola, Fla. En-
blem ut left IL that of the
Cruiser Scouting Squadron 8,
United States Navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

The CUNTS wear Pigtails now!
A FULL PAGE of PICTURES
and written text In Sundays
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
ring the beach and heading straight

ing the peach and heading straight
toward their hiding place.
THE Adventures of jungle Jim"
heard each Saturday over station
WJBK, Is based on the Jungle
Jim" action adventure pictures in
|colors each week in The Detroit
Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Rough Heels
Wear Out
Hose

FEW THINGS will work a
hole in the heel of a stocking
more quickly than a rough patch
of skin on the area where the
back of the shoe comes against
the foot. Winter weather seems
to encourage this roughness,
and steps should be taken to
minimize the damage it can do
to the hosiery.
Particular care of this part of
the foot during the daily bath
and special attention during the
nightly beauty care, will soften
and smooth this troublesome
heel scaling. Battle the feet well
in warm, Soapy water. letting
them soak for a good five min
uteS. Then use a fairly stiff
brush on the area.
Rinse the feet well and dry
thoroughly with a clean, soft
towel. Lubricate the heel section
with vaseline or cold cream, and
wear light cotton anklets to bed
so that the cream will stay on
the feet instead Of on, the sheets.
If the entire leg gets scaly
and rough in Winter. follow the
same course, but apply a hand
lotion instead OF the heavy
cream to the legs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Michigan Recipes

ARE YOU a loyal Michigan
ian? Do know the official
dish of your state p When SOUTH
erners rave about corn pone and
fried chicken, can you come
back at them with accounts of
planked whitefish that would
melt in your mouth?
Planked whitefsh is our Off
cial state dish-with roast
haunch of venison and cherry
pie runners-up. The recipes for
these, plus many other dishes
native to our state are to be
found in the little booklet,
Michigan's Favorite Recipes.
To obtain this booklet, send
5 cents in coin TO The Detroit
Times Home Institute, 1928
Times Square. Detroit, Mich,
and ii will be mailed to you. Or
you may call for it at the serv-
ice counter in the lobby of The
Detroit Times Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

ESQ to 300 degrees) 6 to 8
hours. When necessary. add
water. Serves six to eight.
Beans Brefonne
/ y cups navy beans
l cup stewed and strained to-
matoes
! cup veal or chicken stock
6 pinientos, rubbed through
sieve.
! onion, finely chopped
2 cloves garlic, finely chopped
4 cup butter
z teaspoons salt
Soak beans over night in cold
water, drain, and parboil until
soft Put in baking dish or bean
pot, add other ingredients. cover
and cook in slow oven $3.50 de-
grees) until beans have nearly
absorbed sauce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Thursday, March 27, 1s4I
Those PearIy Teeth Demand Care

WHEN THE gums are firm
and healthy. teeth free of cavi-
ties. there will be no bowling
about toothache. That is why it
Is important that teeth should
have a professional examination
every six months On even the
best cared-for biters tartar will
form The dentist digs it away
with his sharp-looking instru-
ments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

AS saliva Is alkaline a good
mouth wash is made by dissolv-
ing a teaspoonful of bicarbonate
OF soda in a cup of water. Now
that cigaret smoking goes on at
a great rate with the dearhearts
of the human family, il Is espe-
cially necessary TO pay due re-
gard to mouth hygiene.
The rule is TO brush the teeth
after each meal Do you do
that? You should. little one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Keep Metals
Brightly
Polished
BY ELEANOR ROSS

SILVER, BRASS, copper and
pewter need looking after in or
to keep their bright, Shin
ing. CHEEKY appearance. If silver
is cleaned regularly each week.
or every two weeks, and bad
stains rubbed off the fiat pieces
as they occur, and if the kitchen
utensils are properly cleaned
after each using, their care
doesn't present a very difficult
problem.
When tableware isn't bright
and shining, and ktchenware is
stained and i'll kept, the house
hold is badly run, no matter how
stylish the front may appear, or
how fine the home and its APP
pointments.
Good polishes
There are good commercial
polishes on the market for silver,
brass. copper and pewter. Keep
these together in a handy bas-
ket or box with one set of soft
cloths for applying the polishes
and another set of clean ones
for actual polishing purposes.
Rubber gloves protect the hands
when using liquid polishes, and
old cotton gloves should be kept
for use with dry pastes and
polishes.
Keep a bar of silver soap near
the sink. and use IL for rubbing
of egg stains or other discolora-
lions as they occur. IF fiat sill
yer used daily is looked over as
il is washed, and stains imTnedi-
ately removed, it seldom be-
comes necessary to clean all the
fat silver at one time. Then
only those pieces which have not
been in daily use will need rou-
tine polishing.
Chemically Treated Cloths
Chemically treated cloths
which will quickly remove dis
colorations can be bought. But
silver so treated should be well
washed after such a cleaning,
before coming inYcontact with
any food. Use a good paste or
a good silver polish on large
pieces. Apply with a soft cloth,
let dry on and then rub off with
a soft cloth.
After cleaning, silver should
be washed in warm, soapy
water. Then dry it well and
bring it to a high luster with a
soft polishing cloth. A little stiff
brush, or an old discarded tooth
brush, will be useful in applying
or removing polish from chased
or filagree work.
Cleaning Dresses
II brasSes or coppers have
been treated with lacquer, do
not use any polish on them as it
will only remove the finish and
entail cleaning thereafter. If not
lacquered, apply commercial
paste or liquid and polish with
a soft cloth. Rub off well when
it dries, and if the article is for
table or kitchen use, wash well
with soapy water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
CookbookIe+
On Poultry
Available

WHAT'S NEW in cook
booklets? This weeks re-
lease is $50 Ways to Prepare
Poultry and Game Birds"
CookbookletS, as you un-
doubtedly know, number 20
in all, cover every phase of
cookery and are released by
The Detroit Times at the
rate Of one each week.
To date the following cook
booklets have been released:
"Snacks"
"Leftovers"
Cakes"
IF you have not obtained
these cookbooklets as yet,
they are still available.
WOULD YOU like to serve
chicken, turkey, duck and
goose in new ways2 This
weeks cookbooklet viii help
you. 1t contains recipes for
stewing. baking. roasting and
frying fowl in a variety of
ways and tells you how you
may serve il in loaves, salads
and creamed specialties.
Included, too. is a complete
lesson on the fine art of
carving, and chapters on the
proper preparation of wild
game.
HOW DO YOU obtain
these cookbooklets? You may
call for them at our service
counter in the lobby of The
Detroit Times Building or
order them by mail. The
price is always the same
10 CENTS each if called for
and IS CENTS each by mail.
Address your order to The
Detroit Times Home Insti-
tate, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
ATTRACTIVE BROTH

ADD A tablespoon or two OF
quick-cooking tapioca to thicken
stew broth. These transparent
gobules add attractiveness to the
dish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Lenten Menu SpeciaIties

THE LENTEN, season calls change n but
this needn't be problem The following leaflets will help
plan in keeping with this
C-1o7-Satisfying Meatess Recipes
C-134-Recipes for the Soup Bowl
C-136-Designs for Hot Breads.
C-141-Eggs Cooked TO Perfection
C-144-Fish and Seafood Recipes.
C-145-Popuar Casserole Dishes.
C155-what Do With Cottage Cheese.
C-166-Custards, Onelets and Soufles.
C-168-Inexpensive Puddings
C-170-Onions--As You Like Them.
You have Of these leaflets will enclose
mailing coor the set Of 10 for 10 cents
your request Penny The Detroit Times Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Baked Beans

? cups navy beans
4 pound fat salt pork. sliced
] = teaspoons salt
= cup graduated or brown
sugar
2 tablespoons molasses
y teaspoon mustard
2 tablespoons catsup. If de-
sired
] small onion, If desired
Wash beans; cover with two
quarts water and soak over
night Cook slowly until skins
burst or until just tender. Drain.
Place half the beans in an
earthenware bean pot or cas-
serole. Bury part OF pork in
beans and add half of combined
remaining ingredients. Add re-
naming beans and seasonings.
Place remaining salt pork over
top. Cover with boiling water.
Cover and bake in slow oven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Bean Soup

3 cups cooked navy beans
3 pints water
2 slices onion
2 stalks celery
IL cups .stewed and strained
tomatoes
! tablespoon chill sauce
Salt
Pepper
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons -four
Put beans, water, onion and
celery in saucepan; bring 10
boiling point and simmer 30
minutes. Rub through sieve. add
tomatoes and chilli sauce. season
10 taste Combine butter and
-four and add 10 the combined
mixture. Cook until slightly
thickened. Serves six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Beans. Food Of the Week,
And How TO Cook Them
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

UPON LEARNING that beans
are the Food of the Week.
starting today. our mouths be-
gan TO water thinking back to
those days when the youngest
in the family would ask plain
lively. Mother. can't we have
beans tomorrow"
No wonder they were re-
quested beans for dinner
also meant new potatoes boiled
in their Jackets. sliced tomatoes,
wilted lettuce and ice cold milk.
Mother prepared the beans so
that they were very juicy and
well seasoned with butter, pep
per and salt.
Tart Combination
Sometimes they would be
eaten over the potatoes as they
were mashed on the plate
then again. we'd saturate the
potatoes with either sweet or
sour cream. If you haven't tried
this combination. you've missed
something.
Here's Mothers recipe for a
palate teasing bean dish. For
serving 6 to 8 persons measure
2 cups Of small navy beans.
Cover them with 2 quarts water
and soak over night In the
morning cook slowly until the
skins burst or just until tender.
Add more water TO keep The
combination like a thin soup.
Season well with salt and pep
per. For additional flavor add 4
pound Of fat salt pork, cut in
small pieces.
Evening star., 1941-11-28
Rested Eagles Meet OIympics,
Hockey Loop Leaders, Tonight

Five Canadians are with the
Olympics this season in Clare Mar
tin, Lloyd Gronsdal, Jack McGill,
Jack Wade and Cy Beipler, but Bos-
ton is importing familiar faces in
Goalie Vic Polich Gerry Desrosiers.
Dan Sullivan, AL Yourkewicz, Ty
Anderson. Johnny Fitzgerald and
Jack Costello.
The Olympics have been averag-
ing nearly seven goals a game, scor-
ing SIS goals to the opposition's "a
in eight games.
Coach Redvers Mackenzie now is
confident his Eagles will take con-
siderable trimming, although he still
is searching for competent goalie
The Eagles amazing goal produc-
ton record against the Orioles has
equipped the club with confidence,
he feels, and he expects the team to
retain its scoring punch.
Several Boston stars are products
Of colleges of the New England area
Al Dumond and Ray Chaisson still
are students at Boston College, while
Sullivan and Costello are Dartmouth
graduates DesroSiers is a former
Boston College student, while Ed
Barry attended Northeastern Uni
VerSlty.
Evening star., 1941-11-28
,pecial Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, Nov. 28-Washing-
tons all-star squad of high school
players was expected here this aft
ernoon with a workout scheduled
shortly after arrival at the Uni
versity of Richmond stadium in
preparation for tomorrow's Tobacco
Bowl clash with a team of Rich
mond high all-stars.
Thirty-three players and two
managers are in the invading Wash
ington group with Coach Gene Au-
gusterfer of St. Johns in charge.
Six schools are represented-St.
Johns, Gonzaga, Washington and
Lee. George Washington, Dewitt and
Eastern-while Richmond's squad is
drawn exclusively from the two pub
lie high teams here, John Marshall
and Thomas Jefferson. Between
them this season those schools lost
only one game.
The game will be played tomor-
row, starting at 230. at City Stadium
before a crowd expected to reach
the $4,000 mark No attempt he's
been made to establish either squad
as favorite since each will be play
ing its first and only game as
team.
The Richmond eleven. coached by
Mac Pitt, assistant gridiron mentor
at Richmond U has had extensive
drills in stopping the Notre Dame
and T formation plays expected to
be offered by Augusterfer's team
Coach Frank MURRAY of Virginia,
who worked the T formation with
exceptional success this season. was
helping Pitt this week in setting up
a defense against those pl.ys.
Following today's last workout. the
Washington eleven will set up head
quarters at the Hotel Murphy and
then embark on round of activities
not scheduled to be completed until
tomorrow night. They will have
dinner at the University of Rich
mond and members of the squad will
appear on three radio stations here
in pre-game pep rallies. An early
theater party will follow.
A sightseeing tour will be staged
tomorrow morning and after the
game members of both teams will be
guests at banquet, high spot of
Evening star., 1941-11-28

Hope was abandoned today that
George Mantha, washington Lions
crack winger, would return to the
ice to battle the Pittsburgh Hornets
at Uline Arena on Sunday night.
Mantha gamely but vainly tried
to skate during a workout yesterday,
discovering his injured knee won't
support him properly.
Lou Trudel, who also missed prac-
tice due to a back injury, is ex-
pected to face the Hornets. Walter
luke has recovered from an attack
of tonSilitis, while Stan Rookie and
Allen Shields are bouncing back
from injuries.
Currently locked in a tie with
Philadelphia and Providence for
third place in the Eastern division
of the American League, the Lions
hope to improve their status at the
expense of Pittsburgh, which is in
the Western division cellar.
A new league rule will be in
augurated starting Sunday. per-
mitting American League teams to
dress only 13 players, excluding the
goalie, for action.
The rule allows only three forward
Evening star., 1941-11-28

Refreshed by sorely required
rest after having played eight
games in II days, the Washington
Eagles will return to action tonight
at Riverside Stadium, facing the
league-leading Boston Olympics in
an Eastern Amateur Hockey League
battle at $3.50 o'clock.
The Eagles. who hit a goal scoring
jackpot here on Tuesday night when
they Inundated the Baltimore
Orioles, AT, will be operating
without the services of high-scor-
ing Center Tom Mccormack, who
suffered torn ligaments in his right
leg when he crashed into the boards
in the Baltimore engagement.
Washington won't be shorthanded
against the dangerous Olympics,
though, for Donald Durno will be
employed on defense and Keith
Allen, normally a defenseman, will
be shifted to wing to bolster the
clubs attack
Boston, which has abandoned its
custom of featuring American
players exclusively, suffered its first
defeat in eight games last night at
JohnstoWn, Pa, when the Bluebirds
dealt the Olympics a As walloping
on the winners pocket edition rink,