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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Stewart
Out of
Amateur
special to THE DETROIT TINES

OMAHA, Neb.. Aug. 28.--Har-
old Stone Jr., a husky young man
from Bloomington, Ill, defeated
Harold Stewart, Pontiac. Mich, 2
and 1, yesterday in the second
round of match play to eliminate
the last Michigan entry in the
chase for the forty-fifth National
Amateur golf championship.
Stone, II years old, and a grad
uate of Stanford University last
year, had TO stage a comeback,
however, 10 defeat the 23-year-old
Pontiac amateur. At the halfway
mark in the scheduled Is hole
match, Stewart was 2 up.
Stewart negotiated the first nine
holes in 80 strokes. 3 over par on
the 6,745 yard, par 36-36-72 Field
Club course. while Stone was
over regulation with his medal AZ.
For the remaining eight holes,
however, the Illinois star, who in
the morning eliminated Danny
Carmichael, Columbus, o., a semi
finalist in the National Intercol-
legiate in June, was even with the
card.
Stewart. three-time winner of
the city championship at Pontiac
outlasted Richard Altman OF the
Philmont Club. Philadelphia, 10
win a 10 hole match in the first
round. He was the only VOL
VERNE 10 get past the two day
qualifying, winning q place in the
field of Ga after a playoff. while
Tommy Sheehan and Art Pony OF
Detroit, and Harold Brink. Grand
Rapids. failed 10 make the trials
grade Monday and Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Hutchinson Wins
Viltory No. "a

BUFFALO, Aug 2S.-Freddy
Hutchinson. Detroit farmland
handily chalked up his twenty
fourth win of the season against
seven losses as the BiSons de-
feated the Montreal Royals by a
score OF al here last night.
In fine fettle, hutchinson
limited the Royals TO five scat
tered hits. their lone tally being q
home run clOut by Don Ross
Montreal third Sacker.
Montreal 600 600 loo ( 4
Buffalo OO3 0Ol COX q
Sherer. Kehn. Ruchsn0k and walter
Hutchinson and Parsons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
TODD VS.. ABBOTT

Oregon's Jennings VS.. Bob Coch-
ran OF St. LOUIS. Cochran beat
ex-collegiate champion Burke, ]
I'D. and Jack Shields, Tulsa, az
The nineteenth. after Shields had
beaten Mcclure. the Louisiana
het-Shet. AT tho nineteenth.
Pat Abbott. Southern California
champion. vs.. Dallas great Todd
Abbott'S victims were John Narva
Cedar Rapids, Ia 2 up, and VIII
ford Wehrle. Niles, H., a semi
knalist in last years National
mateur. 3 and 2 Todd beat
James r. Lewis Jr.. Toledo 4 and
3. and then Matt Zadalfs, Ralsten
Neb.. PublinXer. Q and s. Wehrle
eliminated Francis J. Fleming
Oklahoma City. 3 and /. and
Zadahs beat Bob BuSler, Kansas
City 4 and 3.
Ray BillowS, Poughkeepsie. n
Y. Great Lakes Amateur winner
and twice finaliSt Of the National
Amateur in the past four years
VS.. Neil f. White, eX-pro Of Toledo
and former Southern and Cali.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

fornia State titleholder. Billows
beat Art Atkinson. Mamaroneck.
n. Y. 5 and 3. and Lloyd Ramsey
Lexington. Ky and 3. white
White polished off George Sharp
Jr.. Columbia. s. c.. 3 and !. and
Dee Replogie, Oklahoma City,
and /. In the opening round. Ram
sey beat Frank Allan, Pittston,
Pa. 3 and 2 and Replogle beat
Neil CrockQuist, Minneapolis. 6
and 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
First 300
Cass Spears Perfect
Game at NortoLUn

What Is believed 10 be the first
300 game OF the 194l-42 season
was rolled by Jon Cass. % 6226
Ellery. in practice Of members Of
the Nortown Recreation Travelling
League last night
Cass carried a 100 average in
the House and Travelling loops last
season. Amol the witnesses 10
his 300 was Gt rge Prybyla, Nor
town pToDrietOr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
.Tobin Captures
Second Title

Jim Tobin. captain Of the Uni
'versity Of Michigan tennis team
Hast Spring goes Down IN the rec
ord books today as Metropolitan
Detroits leading tennis player for
-l94l
Tobin captured his second major
title. the Highland Park Open.
yesterday when he defeated Dick
Prakken. 80, 60. 60. 3-6. SIS
Last month Tobin also defeated
Prakken in the final 10 win the
Public Parks tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Class "A
81 Sought
by Tigers

Detroit definitely is in the
market for a Class IA ball club.
general manager Jack Zeller adj
mitted today.
AT the same time the Tigers are
hopeful of making a deal whereby
Texas interests will take over the
Beaumont franchise, now con-
trolled by Detroit.
Among the Class AA clubs
which are said 10 be flirting for
major league capital are Toledo.
ST. Paul, Baltimore and Toronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Bud Ward
Old Guard S
Last Survivor
J Host of Champions
Fall by Wayside
In National Amateur
Golf Tourney
CONTINUED from First Sport Page

Continued from First sport Page
Writer Riegel. This will be ar
all-California affair. Mccormick
beat John Kraft. Denver, and 3
and Art Doering, Medinah, Ill, al
the twentieth. Doering moved
into the second round by beating
Ra. Brownell, Stanford Univer-
sity, 2 and /. Riegel beat Brazil's
Gonzalez, and then Grover Poole
Raleigh, n. C., 6 and 5. In the
opening round Poole had licked
Clancy Miller, Kansas City, Mo.
2 and l.
Texas Riegel VS.. Walter +
Burkemo OF Evanston. Ill. Riegel
beat ex-Champion Goodman as the
Omaha galleryiteS moaned ano
then trimmed Lynford Larlner
Oconomowoc. Wis. l up. In the
initial play, Lardner beat Jacobs
the Iowa State champion, j up
Burkemo's victims were Ralph
Bogart. Chevy Chase. Md. 5 anc
3, and Pvt. Frank Strafaci, Great
Neck, l.. l.. 3 and 2. Strafaci
trimmed Jack Hoerner, Glenview
Ill, 3 and 2 earlier.
Steel Worker Kovach. conquereI
of Yates, VS.. HaverStick, former
Swarthmorc College star who
went TO the intercollegiate gnals
last year, and conqueror of Alex
ander. In the second round today
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Haas. 2 and l. after Haas de-
feated Harold Mandy Jr, Avon
Conn, ! up. fiaverStick's first
pund victim was Ben Cowdery
Omaha newspaper executive, ] up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
DELUXE
SILVE RTOWN

Made throughout with
Duramin. Gives the best
combination of extra mile
age, safety, comfort, and
quiet running.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
HARMON ON SPOT IN ALL-STAR GAME
CONTINUED from First Sport Page,

Continued from First Sport Page
the Bears are sending into action
exactly same lineup which
humbled the Washington BED
Skins, 1910. in the championship
final last year.
HE'S NOT ALONE
Harmon won't be out there
alone, of course. The All-Star
team coached by Carl Snayely OF
Cornell and with Fritz Crisler of
Michigan as one of his aides, has
many other great players. There
George Franck of Minnesota al
the other halfback; Norm Stand
lee of Stanford at fullback and
Walt Matusczak OF Cornell al
quarterback as the others who
will probably see the most action
Forest EvaShevski. Harmon's run.
ming mate at Michigan. will start
at quarter but will just take q
bow as a result Of an injury.
They've got the pick OF the
college linemen UP there in front
including big Augio Lilo. the All
American guard from Georgetown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
WARD VS.. OATMAN

Ex-Champion Ward w. Glenn
Oatman OF Kansas City. Mo
Wards victims were Alex Welsh
Rockford, III I and 6, and Otto
Greiner. TowSon. Md, = and l
Oaiman beat Dick DurkeS, Port
land, Ore. and s, and John Kru,
tilla. Dyer. Ind. 5 and 4. Earlier
-Greiner eliminated Earl Christi.
anSen. Coral Gables. Fla.J5 and
and Krutilla beat Tom Goodwin
BriarcIiff. Manor, y. Y, at the
nineteenth.
Hal Stone. Bloomington. III, vs.
Ted Bishop. Auburndale. Mass. the
ex-pro and New England cham
pion. Stone beat Dan Carmichael
Columbus. o., 3 and =. and HarolC
Stewart. Orchard Lake Mich. a
the nineteenth. Bishops victims
were Bill Welch. Houston, 1914
Publinx winner. 2 and ] and Tee
Gwin. Tulsa. Okla, at the TWEEN
tieth.
Earlier Stewart beat Dick All
man. Philmont. Pa. Al the nine
teenth and Gwin eliminated Els
worth Vines. Pasadena. Cal. the
former tennis champ, at the nine
icenth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Football Notice

Carbon A. c. Eleven seeks games
with any Scmi-pro teams in or out
of state. If interested, please write
10 Axle r. Paul al 12l South Dey
street, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Bob WestfdII Passes
In Summer School

ANN ARBOR, Aug. 2S.-Boh
Westfall. Michigan'S football cap
tain and fullback star, is back IN
good standing scholastically. BY
attending Summer school West
fall removed a poor grade from
his record
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Veteran Trainer Dies

CLEVELAND. Aug. 2S. - Dan
Lehan. 70, veteran owner and turf
trainer, was found dead here
TODAY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02

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even N ore sosiIy ~
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hair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02

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Pattern

This pert frock by Anne Adams
has two clever versionsl Pattern
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lar, cuffs and v-pocket trimmed
with a row Of braid or ribbon for
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02

She viii doubtless appreciate
being spared the repeated en-
barrassment of these arguments
her husband INDUCES In. She
probably suffers the tortures Of
the damned every time she goes
out.
II Is just barely possible that
her husband viii eventually take
stock Of himself. and mend his
ways, hut this is hardly likely.
Such people behave 80 because
they know no better. and they
seldom learn. However. other
people have faults that are even
worse. though not 50 noticeable
socially. Perhaps II IL his only
character defect, and the girl
didn make such = mistake as
one would think.
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GOOD TASTE
TODAY
..sv. - s~.-
n, EMILY rosT

According 10 correct formal
service. tho service plate IL re-
moved with either frult-coek,aii
glass. or soup plate, and exchanged
for a clean plate known A. an "es-
change plate" because this in turn
should be exchanged for any plate
with food on II. But since n kitch-
observed meat and vegetables II
not admitted at a formally-served
dinner. an exchange plate would
seem strangely out Of place. There
fore. the answer In 10 do what 10
most expedient. This probably
would be 10 remove service plates
and whatever may be on them.
tone double stack in each hand, }
and bring In the filled ones lone
In each hand.
This answer II 10 the question;
when the main course OF meal
IL served on plates IN the kitchen
and brought In by the maid (which
10 often done these days In this
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
rSsE alsOar CUT
TO DErGNsU

part Of the country should the
service plate b removed 1t the
time that the fruit cocktail or soup
ls removed. or should the place
plates be left standing and only
the first course removed. and the
place plates he lifted ~ each hot
plate with the main course IL put
down ?"
As I already have said. u would
seem simpler ~ well ~ quicker
to remove service plate and what
ever 10 on u and issvs thu place
bare until the already filled. hot
plates are put down. Thls 10 .
practical" service suggestion. In
contrast To that which 10 formally
correct
Ossscs Tetepkcwe Rtnas
Dear Mrs. Post. When answer
ing q doctors telephone. should ]
say. This 10 Dr. rranhiyu's Of
fics'' or This II Mis- Jones In DIR.
Frankiyn's Office"
Answer. The usual form u
briefly ~Dr. Frsnklyn's office" n
asked who 10 speaking you would
say. Miss Jones" Or poasibly ~.
plain. "Misa Jones, DIR. rrsnhiyn's
nurse"
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he doing this far east They've
been ordered 10 stay out Of this
zone! Inform hesdquartersl"
Inside the plane sat Tim Baker.
absorbed. intent. scribbling tech
meal note on the pad which had
been strapped TO his right knee.
Then he took his stick firmly
again. measured speed and alti-
tude. and started into SLOW roll.
he came out Of IL easily and grace
fully. patted the stick. looked
pleased and made another note. He
scanned the ground below for
landmarks upon which 10 fix, and
prepared for a steep figurs-of-
eight bank about imaginary py-
lons- He did not look about 10 see
what part Of England be was
reaching; II AID not matter 10 him
where he was; In the pleasure Of
climb. turn and roll. he had for
gotten all about the war. lie
leaned into his sweeping curve and
figured on turning u into a chan
dele. lie did not catch sigh, Of
the two lean, dark planes In the
eloud-tattsrs high above him; he
didn't see them peel OFF. dart
downward and dive At him.
Suddenly something spatisrsd
the vindEniei6 In front Of him.
shattered II and sent glass spin
tsrs flying. Tim Jared at the stick
oonvuisiyeiy. He had ssen nothing.
now he whipped his head around
just In time 10 make out the black
crosses and syssilkss Of two Aes-
serschmitts hurting away BESIDE
him after their burst. Nov they
we're wheeling. They were about
70 close In again. Hey ne yelled
''cut II out. Yog can't DO that
I'm an American" His face was
wildly screwed UP. Glass sphntsrs
had slashsd his cheek. Nov he
zoomed his plane In order 70 get
away. Il haven't got any emrnu-
nition." he shouted into the dron-
ing air.
The Messerscbmitts came run
ming At his tail. They gave him
another burst The bullets tore
open his fuselzge .Seini" he yell
CONTINUED On Page II. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02

II he were the one to be consid-
cred. no hostess would include him
on her guest list, but the trouble
IS We can't cut him without hurt
ing his wife. She is a girl who
grew up with me and with the
group of people with whom my
husband and I associate most of
the time. She is a grand girl, and
the most loyal of friends. II would
be unforgivably cruel to permit
her husband to eliminate her from
the circle Of friends she has been
part Of for so long.
But what can we do' II is no
longer a pleasure for any Of US to
entertain, or to be entertained.
Every time we get together the
majority Of the group goes home
in huff. Should We all be forced
20 suffer for the unfortunate
choice this girl made in husbands,
or do you think we would be justi-
fled in deserving friend?
PUZZLED.
Dear Puzzled: Yours Is indeed
a difficult situation. You are
right, you must stand by a
friend II you are worthy Of the
name. On the other hand. you
do have a certain obligation to
your own husbands and 10 your
selves.
Why not concentrate on "hen'
parties for awhile: Give more
luncheons and teas on week
days, which will automatically
eliminate the husbands. Elimi-
nate the gatherings that include
the entire crowd for = few
months. Get together In groups
of only two couples, and even II
they should hear about II, this
couple couldn't resent not being
invited.
In this way you can all keep
IN touch with each other with
out any hard feelings. After the
present customs Of entertaining
l. in your group have been aban-
doned for awhile, It won't be so
difficult to start again, with a
revised guest list.
Unless she Is very obtuse,
your friend will realize what Is
happening, but she will also real
ire that you are doing the best
YOU can under the circumstances,
and the fact that you do include
her for all your strictly femi-
nine parties will prove your 10y
atty. As il Is she must realize
what her husband Is doing. and
is probably wishing desperately
that she could stop 1t.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
Argumentative individuals
Are Menace to Society
School Girl friendships Can Be Easily Maintained
By Hen" Parties II Husbands Aren't Conqensl
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: Why must people be horribly
argumenative and arbitrary? very dear friend of mine
married who is social He starts an argu-
wherever he and simply ruins every gathering
have. II religion politics casually mentioned he en-
banks bitter and onesded discussion like lighted stick
Of dynamite
friendly exchange of ideas on economies or the war or
the local school board inevitably ends in feud this man
among those present The worst of il is his ideas are
seldom rational and wellfounded II he authority
any given subject could overlook his being so posi-
.;,.a bof sp't
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02

In the camouflaged post within
sight Of the sea. all the heavy
equipment stood and waited. the
huge, mobile sound-detector, tuned
TO catch each distant engine
throb; the hooded searchlight, with
It's bedded lamps and polished
lenses: the radio equipment: the
sandbagged 3-inch anti aircraft
battery. with guns wired no as to
be trained in unison. The bored
officer strobe about. smoking.
Suddenly the non com at the
sound-detector sang out. Aircraft.
sir Approaching from the west"
The watchers were electrified
into action. The west" the
officer asked Get that bearing
again. West -
The listener confirmed that the
plane was coming out Of the Home
Counties Of England.
Il don't get any radio response
from him. SIR" the radio operator
reported
The officer focused his binocu-
lars upon the ieaden western ssy.
NO response At all. SIR. II must
be the enemy"
stand by for setioni" The sek-
aek guns swung around and up
through the tree branches. point
ing over their own country. II he
comes within range. open fire.
A half DOZEN pairs OF glasses
followed the black speck ~ IL how
cred nearer. Her coming into
range now klr. the gunner ssid
Ready"
The officer was focusing hard
Suddenly he dropped his glass and
baYied. Wait Hold your fire.
He swung upward again and fixed
the growing splotch. It's one Of
ours. An American plane, Certain
Of u. What the devil." He picked
Z Up again a. II cut out Of scat
tered clouds. -Curtiss P-3s-test-
ing. probably"
That's why I didn't get a re-
Spouse. Sir." the operator said az
his side They haven't been equip
ped with wireless
The officer hestedly set down
Ms giasses. What the dickens il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
Latest Reports from Hollywood Hair Is Definitely
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
Costume JeweIry Tip

A good piece of costume jewelry
often adds the perfect finishing
touch to the costume-but not If
1t is soiled or furnished. Keep the
pieces in a covered box, If you do
not have a jewel case, ian mex
pensive sectioned box from the
dime store will do exceilently),
and put little bag Of gum CAM
phor in the box to prevent discol-
Grafton from tarnish. And do use
the same care in cleaning the
pieces as you would in cleaning
more precious jewels.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02

SYNOPSIS
Tim Bekss. s~sshbsekss rsshss stvsssss isetss
London s leading bs~bss Ne ned sst FROM cs"sts
~hss he recognized s,d swbsIssss
,ed pseeses When eoetessst By hi the s Cssi ss
u ddnt here ttat ssy~hss.
could hsp IT, Tim tried tsspessssiy pssssts her ne
the tsy he he'd stood her ~ pss Tsss
before Hs told Ne Hs-s Aslsse
when he hssrd she ~ o there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
CHAPTER 8

II another quiet day for the Coastal Command. A
gray winter wind soughed along the Channel whkng off
the funnel smoke of the Golfers trawlers and eoastwise
freghers they stolidy butted their about Dover
What warke activity there consisted of small infantry
krmishes in front of the Magnot in farof Lorraine the
listeners and watchers perched here the Kensh hills had
noth q do hut MAY cards