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Evening star., 1941-05-08

ers, the earthworms, are special and
important friends of ours and We do
not like to think of their numbers
being diminished. However, since
| earthworms are not daylight travel
ers and rarely are seen outside of
their private Railways during the
day, we may discount the relatively
few that are eaten by the towhees
Besides, towhees have as much right
to the earthworms as we do.
There are several species of
towhees in California. The out
standing field mark distinguishing
this towhee from its cousins is a rich
brown crown and coat. The range
is through the greater part Of Cali
fornia west Of the Sierras.
Most of the towhee's daylight
hours are spent on the ground. Its
flying powers are limited and are
very awkward. because of the short
wings. long tail and robust body. A
bird almost inches long must have
strong wings TO carry it on long
flights, as we we'll know. The snowy
throat of this towhee is circled by
necklace of black spots and the eyes
are a beautiful brown.
The song of the California towhee
Is a modest one of three notes He
also possesses ventriloquistic ability
which during the nesting season
comes in quite handily.
The towhee's building site may be
in tree or brush some feet up
from the ground, or it may be on the
ground. In either case the nest will
be snug affair built of weed stems
and bark fiber, the interior most
comfortable with walls and floor of
wool, horsehair and soft grasses.
Nine. Towhee broods her four to
five pale blue eggs which are we'll
marked with brown spots. She will
not leave her post until she must.
Her attitude Is one of almost in
difference, no doubt assumed to
guard her treasures. II she must
leave, she and her mate show real
signs OF distress
1t Is known that the disreputable
cowbird searches for the nest OF the
towhee In which to deposit her own
egg. This greedy usurper often
manages to get all the attention Of
the foster parents. Many towhees
like other victims of the designing
cowbird have become quite wise to
her ways. built another nest and laid
more eggs. So the trick did not
succeed!
Evening star., 1941-05-08
ST. hary's Seminary Lists
MAY Day Fete Saturday

ST. MARY'S CITY. Md. May g.
The crowning OF q May Queen will
climax the May Day program at
st. Mary's Seminary and Junior
College here Saturday.
With five candidates for Nav
Queen, identity of the winning girl
will be kept secret until the crown
ing ceremony. Among the compet-
Ing students are Miss Betty de LASH
mutt of Rockville. Miss Joan Lynch
Of Washington will appear as the
freshman princess.
Miss Edna Pace Booth is chair
man of the program. which Is spon-
sored by the recreational leader
ship class of the Physical Education
Department.
A Mothers Day tea Sunday will
conclude the weekend festivities.
Students from the Washington
area who will participate in the
celebration are Miss Lynch, Miss
Anne Worden, Miss Jane Lewis,
Miss Carol Krause, Miss Rita Fell
ers, Miss Audrey Dodge. Miss Edith
Bennett and Miss Dorothy Snow. all
of the District; Miss Doris Jane
Phillips Of Alexandria. Va. and
Miss Mary Kirkpatrick of Chevy
Chase, Md.
Evening star., 1941-05-08

uERE now is that utterly new and revolu-
IL tionary kind of bread you have heard so
much about. Different from any bread ever
before known, many scientists believe it may
influence profoundly the lives of millions.
Because of its power to improve their phys
ical and mental processes Of life amazingly.
For this new bread brings the treasure-trove
Of life-giving elements, the rich hoard of vita
minS and minerals with all the wealth of
flavor Mother Nature amassed in each burst
ing grain of sun-ripened wheat. And, of the
utmost importance, none of the bad outer,
bitter, and indigestible, splintery Skin!
Better Than Ordinary White
Better Than "WhoIe Wheat'
Never before have you tasted bread like this.
Here's aroma to make your mouth water-as
fresh As the sight of fields of wind-rippled,
sun-splashed wheat. Here's taste to delight
you-even better than bread fresh-baked from
wheat ground at the old mill on the creek.
And texture to melt in your mouth-as deli
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Natures
Children
California Towhee
(Pipilo crissalis)
Rv LILLIAN cox ATHEY.


Gardens, parks and farmyards are
your best places to look for the Cali
fornia towhee. During the early
morning hours and again toward
twilight, many of these birds can be
seen scratching in the straw for seeds
and stirring up the ground for in
sects. Being friendly neighbors, they
often work side by side with domestic
poultry.
1t is impossible to estimate the
number of beetles, ants, caterpillars.
moths. grasshoppers and fiies that
even one energetic towhee consumes
during the season. Wild fruits and
berries and seeds combine we'll with
their rich meat diet and these
towhees enjoy vegetation as food
more than many Of their neighbors
do. OF course. towhees are fond OF
earthworms. Now, these soil-work-
Evening star., 1941-05-08

lowed during the afternoon by
review staged at the foot Of Divi-
sion Hill. The Engineers Band will
play for a concert after the review.
Visitors will be afforded oppor-
tunity to join the troops at meals
for a nominal charge.
Evening star., 1941-05-08

game Saturday afternoon. and Sat-
urday night dance will be given
by the joint hosts at the Enlisted
Mems Club of the division.
Special church services will be at
tended by the two units and their
visitors Sunday morning, to be fol-
Evening star., 1941-05-08

121st Engineers and 29th Division
Special Troops will entertain Wis
itors 'at home" here this week end.
A full program Of events has been
scheduled.
The engineers and special troops
will oppose each other in a softban
Evening star., 1941-05-08
COCOA CREAM CAKE

Blend Spry. salt and vanilla. Add sugar
gradually and cream well. Usn't it easy
with fritis-rsamsS SpryD Add eggs, singly,
beating well after each addition. SIT bak-
ing powder. soda and cocoa with -four 3
times. Add -four TO creamed mixture, alter
nateiy with sour cream, mixing after each
addition until smooth.
Bake in two 8-inch Sprvooated layer
pans IN moderate oven (35Oo F. 30 to IS
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Conduit Road Prizes

The Advisory Board OF Conduit
Road Md will offer prizes to
children Of the Glen Echo-Cabin
John School for the best essays and
posters in the annual spring clean
up campaign Of the board,
Evening star., 1941-05-08

fortified artifcially with Vitamin B.. Over
here, the strain increases daily. Food is not
rationed, but millions of people in all walks Of
life, authorities on nutrition say, fail to get
enough Vitamin B. alone for their best phys-
ical and mental health and vigor.
Actually, millions of people who now believe
it their lot to feel ''jttery,' easily tagged out.
may again experience the happiness OF re-
newed vitality more adequate diet provides.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Urae Less SMOKING

Appeals are being made in Eng
land for women to limit their smok-
ing so there may be enough to-
bacco for soldiers and munitions
uorkerS
Evening star., 1941-05-08
At Last! Sun-Ripened Wheat's True
Good Flavor-Thanks to the
Earle Patented Process
Read this Amazing Story:-How Mining Engineers
Curiosity Led to the Invention that Made Possible
this Great New Bene to Your Family!

cate and lacy and velvety of crumb as that OF
blue-ribbon winning loaf at the State Fair.
That wheat can be one of mans finest natu-
raj foods there is no question. But until now
it has never been possible to give you ALL the
rich benefits of wheat in bread all people
Would eat. Or, fit for all people to eat!
A Mining Engineer
SolUes The Problem
Despite fortunes spent, no miller ever found,
without losing precious vitamins and minerals,
how to get rid of wheat's bad outer, bitter,
and indigestible, splintery Skin" Then came
this epochal and far-reaching discovery.
In the "fotation" process, which separates
the dross from the gold of the hills, Theodore
Earle, mining engineer and inventive genius,
at last found the clue toward separating the
bad from the gold of the plains.
First, scientists Of leading university set
out to prove the new health values; milling
and baking experts of the Continental Baking
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Fort Meade Troops
To Entertain Visitors

FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md,
MAY 8.-The District of Columbia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
White Sox Halt
Browns Streak
international News S,rv,e. WIZ.

CHICAGO. Sept. 6.-St Louis
defeated the Chicago hite Sox
3 10 0, in the first game Of a
double header today. but the
Chicagoans came back 10 snap 2
seven-game losing streak ny win
ming the nightcap, I TO /.
Bob Muncrief twirled the
Browns 10 a five-hli victory while
his teammates lambasted Thorn
ton Lee for dozen safetes in
the first game.
Johnny Rigney. however tanned
The Browns batSmen in the finale
by scattering seven base blows.
Rigney was handed a six run
margin Of lead IN the first inning
when the SoX drove George Caster
TO cover IN a barrage featured by
Bob kennedys homer with a run
ner on base
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Long Debate

That was the start of an argu-
-ment that StiIl ragged as this edi-
ton went 10 press
Hudson adopted it's position be-
cause II has played both Briggs
and Lawrence during the tourna-
ment, losing 10 Briggs in the open
ing game defeating Lawrence
Friday Further. the Hudson
contingent pointed out. us two
remaining rivals have not played
each other yet.
The argument took on added
interest n followers Of the two
strongest groups IN this section
the Detroit Softhall Association.
NJ which Hudson Is Major
League member. and the Mich
igan-Ohio Softball League Of
which both Lawrence and Briggs
are members
Hudson has been the top d.
s A, team this year Briggs has
been tops in the Mo loop and
is awaiting one-game playoh
tilt with Pontiac'S Big Six 70
determine the MO championship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Rambling through the Years

Tommy IN stool in locker SATURDAY His
soggv sweshrt open front He blew cgaret smoke
toward the ceiling he talked
Twelve years here he unused, "and doesn't
time Let's Why. think Of the I've had since
I Joined the Tigers. Whitow Wyatt the first when
1880 Then Frank Doliack DesauteS Eden Auker
Giebel CrouCher and Alvin Benton
He rambed through the years the memories Of that
1875 World and the deirous celebration that had taken
place in the very dressing
"I'l forget Mr. Na,in" said Tommy. II guess he
really the worlds happest man that day"
The Yankees always seemed 10 he the tough luck team
for said reply question And Dickey the
toughest Of the Yankees
But the last four years i've caught MP with them
What Also, with Dickey.
"Jmy Foxx the next toughest batter the long
haul think doe Cronin the hardest 10 fool
II has been written lot NJ times that the late Billy Doyle
signed Bridges for the Tigers. Tommy corrected this
DOYLE secuted lot" he said but Eddie Goosetree
signed me-
Wish Egan happened to through the dressing room
Eve @ the field now" Bridges said hut
Wish tell the Of how Joined the Tigers from
Evansville"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Out Of The Heat Into Fire

We asked Wish and he remembered instantly.
II sent down Evansville 10 look the prospects,
recalled ut the hottest August day remember
"The hall park Is just short distance from the hotel
started walk looked a Thermometer and read
104 stopped and got cab
Bridges pitching that day was swelterng there
In the stands made hotter look
and the ASP Bridges soaking wet whaling the hall
through with all his strength every pitch.
"He wild, hut he striking out two bsers
almost every inning
when the game ! went To phone and tcId
office they had better get Bridges Of this heat
else ruin prospect He Joined the Tigers mmed
atey. He's been here ever since
basebas the fenGe that Angus
in Evansville. And today just tribute to he paid III
little gameser who has given Mr. and Mrs. Detroit man
baseball thrills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Titans to Face Stiff
Drills for Indiana
By HAROLD KAHL

With less than three weeks 70
get ready foi the opening game
September 81 against Indiana
University in Bloomington. al Uni
versity of Detroit football players
are in for some stiff practice Ses-
SionS when they report TO Coach
Gus Dorals. Monday morning.
Indiana is one Of the hardest. If
not the hardest games on the
schedule. but catching such a
formidable Western Conference
opponent at the outset IS nothing
new 10 the TitanS. Three years
ago they were called upon 10 face
Purdue az Lafayette.
Detroit blew that one. 1o-6 but
lust as easily might have come
away with a victory were ~ not
for few mental plumbers and a
case OF filters In Indiana the II
tanS will meet a stronger rival
than Purdue was that hhsterng
day as the HooSIers are rated the
dark horse IN the Big Ten this
Nraar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Greater Loyalty Hath No Man

Al the end Of his sophomore fraternity the
pledge him. Tommy refused He still
ystuck with his pal in the boarding house.
During all this Bridges and had sold him
self the student body He easily Of the most popular
the campus
He rushed here and there dizzy by pleading
fratmeu Finally for selfdeense Bridges and Joined
S. E. generally regarded the top dogs the Ut campus
Bridges could have been the No. in this house He
could have enjoyed the pleasures of having freshmen obey his
every whm college hero, he could basked in every
phase Of the social whir
But he did just what YOU already have guessed Tommy
stuck the boarding house with his pal He stayed right there
his four college Not the least Of his virtues is
LOYALTY friend. No could have better friend
than Bridges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Mclaughlin Is Back

Aware Of this Dorals and his
chief assistant. Bud BoerlnEer
VIII have 10 mould 4 machine in
A hurry A. the start they Will be
mostly concerned with capable
reserves for left tackle, center and
right end
Graduation Sit hard when II
carried off Al GheSqmere. brilliant
triple-threat left half last season
But DoraiS VIII have Mickey Nc
Laughlln. senior. Henry Piper
and Jack Buck, two juniors, and
Elmer "Tlppy' Madarik. Soph
from Joliet, Ill Mclaughlin spiked
rumorS he wasn't returning by
showing up ahead Of time Satur-
dan
Piper j. a. promising young man
for the key position IN the Of
Tense, but like his brother, jimmy,
NJ a few years ago, his wrist IS
none too strong He's as good A
paSSer as GheSquiere. slightly
better 80 . pintsr. bit still has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Only Experienced Ones

Ghesouiere. himself. thinks the
Titans have a find in Madarik and
praised him 10 the sky only the
other day To make sure. how
ever. DoraiS is thinking Of shift
ing Clark Tyzinski from full
where he has three good boys in
the veteran AL Goodrich, Jack
Pearl and Al Schmidt.
Bob Harrington. left tackle
Meryl Toepfer, right end and
Capt. Vino BanoniS, center. are
the only experienced boys for
these positions. II will he Boerin-
gers lob 10 dig up lnemen re-
placements and Dorais on the
TANKS
Howard Heating and Joe Gems
helmer will take care Of left end
I'd Rice Ed KukorowSkI and Joe
Torzewski will plug right tackle
well, while Dick Pugh Tom Nc
Loughlin. Bob Burke. Walter Ba-
ker Bill TrczinSki and Bob
Bachelor leave little. If anything
10 he desired At the guards The
latter two Sophomores show great
promise.
With John Bringer. Don
Hughes and Art Link available
quarterback is all set Three good
ones. Bob keene George Ghes.
quiere, AIS brother. Tom Martin
and Bob PetZ should take care OF
right half in fine shape.
The Titans will practice twice
daily all this week, single sessions
starting September - when
school opens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
State Veterans Out
To Shake Off M Jinx
.SpartanS Pursue
First Triumph
Since 1887
Nv SHELDON MOVER

EAST LANSING, Sept. 6.-The
coming week is the one that Is
varsity veterans on the Michigan
State football squad have been
looking forward 10 for many
weeks.
Following sneak pre.iew for
the press on Tuesday, the Spartans
will officially unleash the pigskins
on Wednesday and keep them fly
ing through the air at an unprece-
denied pace until September II
when they encounter Michigan at
Ann Arbor.
The State gridders nave a rea-
son for being more anxious than
ever TO open practicable veter-
ans more so than the newcomers
for there is not senior amongst
them that can say he was around
the last time that State beat
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Bob j! !: ! q
~ BY BOB m...p@Y
Success Has Come to Tommy Bridges
but He Hasn't Changed Particle

II almost hour before the Of Saturdays double
header with the Indians Tommy Bridges
the Tiger dressing for a little chat.
While waiting for the ean serious Tiger hurler to finish
autographing chores Del Bakers little found
ourselves thinking back the days when knew Bridges in
college.
Success and modest fortune have his way since
those days. But he hasn't changed particle.
There thing about Bridges life In college that always
my mind pretty good his character
A man-ther and
Bridges in from Gordonsvile Tenn. He just
another freshman the who lived in boarding
In Clinch street
He roomed with pal and neither received immediate
bid any fraternity BY of freshman year Tommy
akeady had shown enough pitching form have the baseball
minded people talking about University OF Ten
nessee's prospects for the next year.
Bridges from the Not only pitcher,
but nothing for o his game
with a triple home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
|SoftbaU Girls
Try. for Worlds
Title Chance
Keller Eloise Victor
Meets Welsh Colds
for Times Crown

Possibility that the Metropoli-
tan Detroit Times Class A girls
champion will be awarded the
Pepsi-Cola award which will en-.
title IL 10 represent this area In
the world championship games
will lure softball fans 10 Mack
Park, Mack at Fairview this Sun
day night.
Welsh Colds, unbeaten in the
race for title honors so far, will
meet the winner OF the Keller
Eloise game played in Mack Park
Saturday night. II victorious. the
Colds will take possession Of the
Pepsi-Cola award and prepare for
the world title games which start
AT University Of Detroit Stadium
Wednesday night
Buff the Colds lose the
championship will not be decided
until Monday. when the Mems
Class A champion is crowned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
NINE NEW PREP COACHES ON JOB
Five Are Former b. D. Grid Aces

Dame with Derais and Knute
Rockne, and handled prep teams
in ST. Joseph, Mich.
Other newcomers are Stan
Setera. former Wayne University
footballer, who becomes the first
coach of the first football team
ever 10 represent ST. Ladislaus OF
Hamtramck and Burton Smith
former assistant coach at Law.
renee Tech. who succeeds Johr
O'Hagen at ST. Mary's of BEDFORD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
TUo Not Decided

The three remaining Class A
mems teams Briggs Beautyware
Lawrence Club and Hudson Motor
will all report at Mack Park
Sunday night at 7 p. m. Two
OF them will play the Glass A
seminal AT 7.30 but which two
has not yet been decided.
The confusion was created Fri
day night when Hudson defeated
Lawrence 10 give the latter its
first loss OF the tournament. The
Lawrence defeat left the three
survivors with one loss each.
Then came the question Of who
would play who in the semi
finals.
why Briggs and Lawrence"
said the Hudson team Briggs
and Lawrence and we don't
mean maybe"
"Oh. no we don't" countered
the other two Well have a
drawing To see who gets the
bye"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Haze Best Chance

The Spartans are not overly op-
tHmistic this season, but feel they
have their best chance in years
with the departure of the Harmon
Evashevski-Frutig regime at Ann
Arbor.
With a total of only AZ PLAYERS
scheduled TO report, Coach Char
ley Bachman and his staff will be
able 10 give more individual atten.
ton in the short time that has
been allotted before the Michigan
game.
In correspondence TO Bachman,
most of the gridders have reported
themselves to be in good playing
condition already. Working dur
ing the Summer and occasionally
passing the ball around with the
horne town kids" has kept many
of them in good physical shape.
Last Win in 1887
The last time that State de-
feated Michigan was in 1887 when
Johnny Pingel was the spearhead
of an attack that yielded a 21-19
victory. Then in 1898 with the adj
vent of brilliant array of sopho-
mores, Fritz Crisler's team gained
its first triumph over State in five
years.
That year Harmon teamed with
Paul Kroner 10 give the Wolver-
ines a 14-0 victory. The next year
they won again, 2S-14, and then
last year, 26-13.
In the words of one State grid
der:
This may be our year. Three
for Michigan and then out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Lawrence Tech
PLAYS Canadians

Lawrence Tech will play West
ern Ontario University Al London
October 4. school authorities an
nounced Saturday. Tech was
scheduled 10 play Assumption Col.
lege twice during the year but
Assumption has dropped football
for the duration Of the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

In six NJ the last seven fodt
ball seasons The Cichoracki family
has given Hamtramck High grid
teams a tough, charging fullback
TO rip gains through the opposition
Now comes another Cichoracki
10 follow the family tradition
Following Frank and Eddie Is
Ray. l6-year-old betty sophomore
who is battling for regular spot
on the Cosmo eleven this Fall. and
his position is fullback. too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

delphis, where he was a star for
II years He spent one year with
st. Louis in 1927, hut was traded
hack 10 the Macks after the
season.
He finished his active career
with Boston in 1895. lie had a
lifetime record Of .3l2.
He was a coach al Boston for
two years before joining the II
gers in 1889. He was The only
member Of the coaching staff who
was NOT catcher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Miller Slated to Go
sIn Tigers Big Purge

Edmund CBing) Miller. coach
~ the Detroit Tigers. will not be
rehired by the club next year, IT
was rumored at Briggs Stadium
Saturday. II is the first step in
the big purge supposed 10 hit
the Tigers before the next cam
paign opens.
Miller. who was ~ last month,
broke into major league baseball
with the Washington Senators
After one year IN the nation :
capital he moved over 10 Phlla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
johnson Decides

Detroit Commissioner Frank
Laferty attempted 10 contact
Hubert Johnson. atheletIc director
of the department of Parks and
recreation. who as the sole court
of appeal On protests, Is the only
one able N decide the manner
in which Sunday nights pairing
will he made. Johnson was AT
tending the Amateur Baseball
Federation tournament in Youngs-
town. O.. and was unreachahle.
Lafferty expects 70 have a rul-
ing sometime Sunday morning and
ordered all three teams 70 report
ready N play SUNDAY night
A n 6 A. Major League play
off tilt between Micromatic Hone
and Tom Boyd. starting AZ s 40
Will complete the evening pro-
gram.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

Nine schools In the Detroit
Catholic Prep Football League
boast new coaches this season.
with pupils Of Coach Charles f.
DoraiS Of University of Detroit
far head in popularity
No less than FIVE Of the nine
are former L. OF y. PrldlrOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Reputation Lingers

Addison led the T1tans in 1899,
and succeeds Pete Robertson, the
first high school coach in Detroit
10 be drafted into the army. Ad-
Olson is ST Leo alHmnuS and at
tends L. of y. Law School.
Shada. whose reputation as q
place-kicker still fingers, served
a, football coach at Assumption
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

Pontiac; Robert Rocky Parsaca,
who moved from De La Sale 10
81. Cecilia, and Art MasSuci. a
Standout L. Of y. lineman OF 10
years ago. At 81 Catherine.
CheSneY comes 10 De La Sale
with an excellent record AZ st.
JoSeph's NJ Bsy City. where his