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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
Young Man CenSures Fair Sex
For Present State of World
Says Giris Are Hysteriesl. GuIlible-Thsi They
Get Big kick Out Of Uniforms, ersss Buttons
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: This may funny sort Of letter
10 write to you but III bet lot Of people might be inter-
esed to know how young fellows feel about all this
scare we're subjected to these days.
II this country should TO l. along with lot Of
my friends would probably be in the thick Of IL And
whether declare not / going 10 have TO
become soldier anyway, for my consumption number is
coming up within a few months
don't like the idea of going to war or of even becom-
ing soldier for that matter and think most Of the fellows
feel the about it. We don't relish the thought Of
becoming cannon fodder for anybody's gun.
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NAoS a N ttNNAAk ato1if1 " -
this. Miss Grey. Somebody's got
TO be blamed for what they're
doing to us-taking US away from
the things we want to do and the
things we want 10 be-and I'm
going to surprise you by blaming
the whole mess upon the women.
They're a hysterical lot-women.
AL you have TO do IL to start the
hands playing and the paid propa-
eandists talking. and pretty soon
you have bunch of weepy,
frightened. gullihle women send
ing you off TO war. They get
scared and lose their heads and
we fellows have To pay for their
instability.
And boy, how they 90 for the
Asrass buttons! I'll wager a lot OF
the gals" get a big kick out Of
all the uniforms in town.
But war is more than brass
buttons and band music. The fell
lows in the last World war can
tell you that - but the women
can't, they weren't there.
So tell them to lay off, Miss
Grey. If they want war, let them
do the fighting. A CYNIC.
Dear Cynic: am just won
dering II the readers of this
column win be as taken aback
when they read your letter, -
l was. / can imagine that they
will be every bit as indignant
as when 1 first read your
letter.
am afraid you've let your
self In for n quantity of rebukes.
You deserve them, at any rate.
FOR UNHAPPY
Dear Miss Grey: / am writing
IN answer to the letter in your
column signed UNHAPPY. Per-
haps she doesn't know that when
a son or daughter marries, they
leave the home ties and cleave TO
their mates, forming families Of
their own. Their mates come
FIRST. Even before mother and
father, and that is as it should be
according to Gods law.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
TODAY'S
RECIPES

POTATO AND CHEESE
soUFFI.E
! tablespoon butter
tablespoon flour
cup milk
cup grated or shredded
cheese
I tablespoon grated onion
teaspoon salt
Dash Of pepper
? cups rioed potatoes
s egg yolks
5 egg whites
Melt butter. add flour and
blend. Add milk and cook, stir
ring constantly. until thick. Add
cheese and seasonings and stir
over very low heat until cheese
is melted. Add seasonings. po-
tatoes, and well beaten egg yolks.
Fold In stiffly beaten egg whites.
Turn into one large, or. indivi-
dual buttered casseroles and bake
in a moderately slow oven. s25
deg. r. for 20 10 90 minutes.
Serves six.
ORANGE CoCoNUT FUDGE
2 cups sugar
I cup evaporated milk
"a teaspoon salt
Creased rind of one orange
q teaspoonsl
u cup ooconut
2 tablespoons butter
Boil sugar. milk and salt TO soft
ball stage (235 deg. FL. Remove
from heat and cool. Spread orange
rind and a layer of coconut in
bottom Of buttered pan. Add
butter and remainder Of coconut
TO candy and beat until mixture
begins to stiffen. Pour into pan
over coconut and orange rind. Cut
into squares. The coconut and
orange rind form a very pretty
topping when the candy IL turned
upside down. Yield: IL pounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
TESI ANSWERS

Below are the answers TO test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
1. Tobacco Road"
2. General headquarters.
8. Key West, Florida.
4. Crustaceans.
8. Jenner.
8. Michigan.
Z. Lewis and Clark Expedition.
s. Yes.
Q. Leon Henderson.
10. Alone"
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Ths wsshlnston stats Hsstsn-
rant association said friday
Restaurant worksrs unlcns N six
sitlss viii not renew labor agree
rnsnts whsn they expire Juns 4.
Cooks. walters. waltrssses ana
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In Seattle, Tacoma. Spokane. Van
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10

The letter "R" appears in the
names Of most motion picture
stars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10

Tradition says u was an sppis.
bat the Bible does not msntion
the Forbidden fruit eaten IN ths
garden Of Edsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
Soap Rule

For best laundering results,
good general rule IL TO add
enough soap to the water 10 form
two or three inches Of suds.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Stewart Picks a Puck Conner

Bill Stewart big league baseball and hockey official says
Angelo Br Of Nore Dame the best looking collegiate puck
chaser in America George Vogt for many out
standing amateur is professional golfer Colgate is
going have powerhouse football aggregation this
Jimmy Il don't know where I've better hitter
than Ted Williams"
Gerald Walker exchanged punches with George Mack,
during game the Indians White Sox
Chicago recently Mack spectator abused the former Tiger
Walter St. will Mike Jacobs publicity in Joe
Louis Greenwood Lake and Jack Mey the big fights
mouthpiece Lou Novas camp Pompton Lakes Howard
Pellet 20yearod southpaw the ST. Louis Cardinals obtained
from Houston is off the sandos of New Orleans Pellet who
won 20 games for Houston the time he
picked said to have exceptional control for southpaw
Robert Estalela short Cuban outfeder back in the
minors The Browns sold him to Toledo he has been up
three times Dixie Walker former Tiger has played all three
outfied posts the Brooklyn Dodgers this year Minnesota
lost only three football home 1882 the
Bernie Berman became highest salaried
Lacquer year Shortstop Billy Myers of Milwaukee who
gets $4,000 he signed by the Cubs at that figure last
Sprnp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
I Games Tonight
In Times SoftbdI|

The Metropolitan Detroit Times
lSoftball championship. which, in
two brackets will determine which
Detroit mems and girls teams will
represent this area in the bid for
world titles, slowed down to a
walk today.
The showdown" was occa-
stoned by rain Monday night and
the fact Nick Sullo, manager of
Mack Park scheduled a boxing
match on the east side field to-
night. A rescheduling of major
games was necessitated.
Consequently. only two games
were scheduled for tonight. Both
games were slated for Eloise
Field.
The pairings are:
7:30-Looser Steppers Serokas
VS.. loosen Cheny Veterans-Bright.
moor.
9;00-Nells c. VS.. winner Stan
ley'S TrojanS.
Both are Class A mems games.
(TOmOrrOw's and Fridays
schedule on page 1917.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
MedaIiSt Busted
Joe Before Beaten in State PEA Play; Watrous
ShaUe, Shannon, Reinsn,a in Sen1ifnaIs

MIDLAND. Aug. 20.-Little Joe
Before. Detroit Country Club.
champion in 1885 and 1887. was
missing from the race for the
twentieth annual state p. G. A.
title as semifinal play began al
the Midland Country Club today.
Before. whose dazzling 81 gave
him the qualifying medal Monday,
was nipped, ] up. 10 holes. by
Ernie Shave Of Meadowbrook in
one Of the closest battles seen on
the local green's through the tour
ney
Shave will face Tommy Shan
non. 32-year-old Orchard Lake
pro. today Shannon edged out
Pat Sawyer Of Birmingham, an.
other favorite. 81
In the upper bracket of the
four-day event. al Watrous. six
time winner from Detroit's Oak
land Hills. came from behind 10
beat lanky ole b. Clark. East
Lansing, 2-1. Watrous viii tangle
today with Muskegons Dick
Reinsma, who swamped Maurice
Wells. Grand Rapids, rs.
ShaVe'S victory over the veteran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Ford Hits 1913
AT Vdnddlia

VANDALIA, O., Aug. 90
Breaking 198x200, Fred Ford of
Detroit topped the Michigan en-
tries yesterday in the 200-bird
North American clay target cham
pionship event staged in connec-
ton With the Grand American.
Ford also broke 9Sx100 in the
champion of champion compete
ton
Michigan scores:
CHAMP OF CHAMPS RAcE-Fred
ioo-TARGEr HANDICAP yards and
scores)--J. c. DePaul. %, 80: L. II. Bird.
%. %; c. L. Miller. 20. "a: Frank z.
Vignoe, rs, IS; Ward V. Bathey, IS, 81;
II. r. Fuenase, II, 90; y. J: Rouuedge.
"a, SIS: Ned Lilly. rs, SIS; NJ. J. Ellsworth.
%. So DR.. l. s. Lilly IL. SIS; f. II.
Gould. H. 90; ID. S. Mcintyre. ~, 90;
VI. Lowman. IS. 81; c. a. MeDan, II. ~.
200 BIRD NORTH AMERICAN CLAY
TARGET (classes and scoresl Gould, ID,
1862 Bird, A. 1et Ford, "A. 1876; Ned
l. S. Lilly. b, 1sa; Routiedge. A, 1875; j..
c. frakes, "A, 1871 DePaul, A. 1874: Ellis
worth a. 179 Bathey. G. 1872; Clifton
Booth. A, IT'S; Charles Miller, c, 1el |:
Lowman, ID, lT6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
ST. Joe LeddinQ
By Full Game

ST. JOSEPH, Mich, Aug. 20
St Joseph today held a full game
lead in the tight Michigan State
League race. The Autos last night
pounded ont II Tuns in the fourth
inning 10 defeat Flint ia.
HomerS by BaZan, Snyder anc
Nor Joseph featured the big frame
Flint used Rudy Okleson, Joe
Batch and Cliff Mapes on the
pitching mound in the big inning
Cotton Goodell also took a turr
on the hill in the last two innings
Johnny Pavlick. Benton Harbol
rookie. went the route on the ST
Joseph mound, giving up nine hits
and striking out 10 for his
eleventh win of the season.
The score:
Flint O2O q 20 900 2
81 Joseph 0Oi II % 2Ox-l7 II
okleson. Bath Aapes. GoOdell and
Delvin Paviick and Bazan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-Marvin
Bud" Ward of Spokane. Wash,
winner of the western amateur in
1910 and this year. and Ray Bill
lows of Poughkeepsie, n. Y, today
were to begin their reenactment of
the finals of the 1889 amateur
championship which Ward won.
They set the stage for the en-
core by winning their second
round matches in tn inaugural of
the Great Lakes amateur tourna-
ment over the Knollwood Country
Club course Yesterday. Ward de-
feating Johnny Lehman of Chi
cago, 5 and 4 and Billows con-
quering Earl Bud" Stewart of
Dallas. Tex, national intercol-
legiate champion, by the same
margin.
Ward whipped Billows in 80
but last year Billows gained re-
venge when they met again in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

Before was one of the most dra-
matte Of the tournament The two
carded Sos for the opening nine,
ending all even as Before came
from behind 10 win numbers four
and nine with a birdie and par
respectively.
Shave took number 10 with q
birdie. but Before captured IL
ID and IA 10 assume a lead. Shave
won ID and 10, getting the latter
with a birdie 10 knot the score
Shave then won the nineteenth as
Before scuffed his chip shot and
took a DOGGY s. Shave finished the
match two over par.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
TODAY'S BEAU BELLS 33D BIRTHDAY

Joe DiMaggio is a great admirer of Ted Williams evil
ams has wonderful the Yankee He
after bad ball. And for young chap he has great pose and
control at the plate He's got confdencehes natural hitter
all right" But that doesn't stop DMaggo from wanting to
win his third individual league batting championship in
experiment for good will is being tried by
the Dallas club of the Texas League When fans balls
batted into the of the Dallas park instead of having
ushers taking away from them the
they have player they wish autograph the ball by bring
ing it around TO the clubhouse after the game.
George Preston Marshall has nobaseba clause in Sammy
Baughs with the Washington Redskins Boston Red
Sox have been ordered helmet when at bat since
Dom DiMaggios from injury recently Willie
Turnesa is boosting his nephew yearod Joe Erco of Elms
ford ~ " National Amateur golf champion of these
days The New York Yankees have played to 9S09 fans at
home already this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Golf Match Encore
Ward, Bilious Re-enoct Two Precious Meetings in
Great Lakes Amateur Quarterfnals

quarterfinals OF the national tour
nament and eliminated the defend
ing champion.
The other quarterfinalists are
Art Sweet of Chicago. 19-year-old
Mike Bencriscutto of Racine, Wis. T;
Frank Stranahan of Toledo. o..
and Ted Payseur, coach of the
Northwestern u University golf
team.
Sweet plays MILFORD Wehrle and
John Barnum will meet Bencris-
QUITO. who provided an upset when
he defeated Jack Hoerner of Chi
cago. the medalist. 4 and 2.
Sweet eliminated Bob 3abbish,
Fl Sheridan, ILL.,, 4 and 2
Stranahan. 1S-year-old protege
of Byron Nelson and Trans Mis-
Sissippi champion. will clash with
PaySeur. The former defeated
Art DAILY. Waukegon. Ill. 3 and 2
and the latter eliminated Eddie
Kletcke, Chicago, ? and 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

for S3 900 he due him from radio and motion pictures
connection with the Joe Louis Buddy Baer fight Ray Morr
Of Temple has been coaching football for 26
began at Southern Methodist 1915 Ice hockey is Summer
sport Miami where from Miami Coral Gables and Miami
Beach compete in league games.
Andrew Ponzi is willing to play any in the world al
pocket billiards for $500 and any in the world but Willie
Hoppe threecushon billiards for Coach
Joe Sheeke going have strong grdron team at Holy
Cross this Fall The 1871 Yankees generally rated the
fastes of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

matches here a year ago. declaring
that Sarazen, then captain of the
challengers, insisted all the Ryder
Cup rules and what have you" be
followed
As a result, Hagen. as non-play-
ing captain of the Cuppers, didn' {
get to play.
Sarazen took the rejection of
his proposal gracefully. and before
he left the club last night made a
date 10 play with Hagen in a
practice round Thursday. Gene, by
the way. still thinks his proposal
a good one and so do many other
persons.
corcoran announced that Sam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

Snead. Clatton Heafner and
Johnny Bulla would arrive today,
and that with the exception of
Craig Wood. the National Open
champion. all of the stars would
be on hand Thursday Wood has
an exhibition matched on Thursday
and won't get here until Friday
morning. -
Bobby Jones. captain Of the
challengers, wasn't expected until
Thursday. but word was received
from Springfield. Mass. that he
left there last night for Detroit,
so should be here some time
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
LakeIands 10 Honor
Pro Sam Elliott

Sam Elliott Day will be OBJ
served Sunday at Lakelands Golf
and Country Club, Brighton. in
recognition of the professionals
IL years service. Elliott will pair
with Paul Farrell in best ball
match against Otto Kinds and Bill
Mcpherson on Chemung Hills.
Elliott served at Plum Hollow
and Oakland Hills before going to
lLakelands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Nova Opens Training,
TIPS Scales al 21O lbs.

POMPTON LAKES. ". Y, Aug.
20.--QNS) Challenger Lou Nova
opened training here today for his
heavyweight title encounter Sep
TENDER IS with champion Joe
Louis, Nova tipped the beams al
30 pounds. but said he would
work down to about an even 200
before the fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

practice putting green had been
closed for several days, according
to Alex Macdonald, club pro-
manager.
Several hours after executive
action had been taken on the
violation, however. Mrs. r. F
DeBolt, president of the women:
association, announced she was re.
instating Rylma IN the tournament
on her own responsibility, pending
further action.
'If any one cares to 20 over
my head when this tournament
is over, it's all right with me,
but right now we want to see
Rylma play" said Mrs. DeBolt.
The scores in the championship
fight ar tho end Of re- holes StOOd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
WALTER HAGEN HAS HIS WAY
Scotch Foursomes Stay in Ryder
BY VI. r. DRUKENBROD

Walter Hagen has won the first
skirmish preliminary TO the Ryder
Cup matches to be played Satur-
day and Sunday at Detroit Golf
Club.
And you'll have to pardon the
old Iiaig as he takes time out 70
chuckle. He defeated a proposal
offered by little Gene Sarazen,
with whom he has been feuding
for years.
Sarazen on his arrival here yes
terday suggested that best ball
competition be substituted for the
fourSomes on the first day.
Best ball matches, Gene argued
would have greater gallery appeal
than fourSomes. in which partners
play alternate strokes.
"Phooey on that one" said
Hagen. and he promptly hunted
up Freddy Corcoran. p. c. A.
tournament boss and another
early arrival
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Crosse lie Golf Club
To Honor Lee Edwards

Lee Edwards. president OF
Crosse lie Golf and Country Club.
will be honored at a stag event at
the down-rivef club tomorrow.
The entire day will be given over
to golf, with breakfast, lunch and
dinner 10 be served the golfers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Probable Pitchers
TODAY
By International New. service

By International News Service
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York al DETRoIT-Donsld VS.
CORSICA
Philadelphia a. ChieAgo-Hsrris vs.. Rig
ney
Washington a. cieveland-Anderson vs.
BaEby.
Boston ~ 81 LOus-Grove and NJ Harris
W. Aukef ana Niggeline Owo games).
H>ATIoNAL LEAGUE
PttsburEwssf Brooklyn ssw.u vs. Higbe
81. LOUIS Al Boston-Poilet and WHITE
IS Posedel and Johnson 1.-TWO gamer
Cincinnati A. Philadelphia Pearson and
Wander Nicer vs.. Hoerst and Melton tive
games
Chicago A. New York Eays Vs. HubbcH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

night games have averaged $4,000 GUS
toners. or enough for Clark Griffith to
pay off half the cost Of the S120,000
lighting system :. f.. II Soldier Field
officials put up temporary bleachers to
accommodate the overflow crowd, the
attendance at Chicago's All-Star football
game on August % will exceed 10000.
Alfred Vanderbilt, worth S20,000.-
600. gets up every morning at a. m.
10 train his running horses :. he does
all the trainers work except 10 give the
jockey hand to the stirrup -. that's
left for the groom l.. AL Schaeht will
miss his first World Series in II years
this Fall while he is on. a trip to Hawaii
:. Johnny Attell is TO be Mike Jacobs
Washington promoter, now that Ray
Avis Is threatening TO sue Uncle Mike
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Best Wishes, MIR. Beau Bell

Roy Bell Cleveland Indians and Tiger,
today celebrated his thirtyhir birthday he born
Belvle Alley Donald of the Yankees turned 20 yeser
. Donald born in Morton, Miss. Washingtons six
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

AT 7s CONNIE gets kick permitting
graph hounds to catch up with him:
They're all fans" Mack wouldn't he meeting them
ball
Nobody Is LOUIS an innovation In
SAYS he SCOTS at new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

Speaking of his current New York Giants who
slipped from firm pennant contender TO fifth
place Manager BILL TERRY laments:
MY club was too old. II just out"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

"cosmic punch" when Louis In there, It's
time to theOriZe. Nova may have developed
better stance n better ofense. but IL will take
n smart hitter to beat Joe and I don't think
Nova is smart with regard to punching"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
DID NOTSEID

1t was a close play and DiMag-
gio did not slide, it was explained
after the game. because the
Yankee star has been suffering
from sprained left wrist, an in
jury suffered a week ago. 1t was
the first time this season that Joe
has been compelled to miss any
part of game.
knock Wood" DiMaggio de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
BOSS AGREES

Corcoran agreed with Hagen
that the matches would have 10 be
played according TO the Ryder
Cup rules-that there would be
foursomes instead of best ball
Saturday.
The decision was announced al
last nights meeting of Detroit
Golf Club directors which was
attended by Hagen. Sarazen and
Corcoran.
Hagen, who is captain Of the
Cuppers. and Corcoran explained
their decision this way:
Sarazen's proposal-haw. haw-
came too late. THAT from Hagen
even the haw, hawS.)
FourSomes provide novel and
interesting competition which spec.
tators will like. THAT from
Corcoran.)
The PEA tells the captains
what 10 do and has ordered the
foursomes. be included. That from
Hagen.)
Hagen also referred 10 the cur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Le6tS
~ yeoMaedonsu
SPORTS EDITOR
DMoqqo, Fox Agree Joe Points Out Ted Neve

DiMoeeio, Fox Agree Joe Points Out Ted Never
They're Both Admirers Goes After Bad Ball
Of Sox Ted Williams Has Poise and Control
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Trying
For Hei|mdnn' S
Mark Of 1923
BY LAYTON CARVER
International News Service sport, Editor

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-The
National League batting champion
of 1871 probably will win his title
with the lowest average in more
than 20 years and. by contrast,
the high man in the American
figures to clinch his crown with
the best mark in nearly as long in
his circuit.
Once more the way will be
opened up for arguments among
the supporters of the two major
leagues running 10 the effect that
the American is a hltters' para
disc and the National a pitchers
haven.
Be that as II may, as of today
the American has five men hitting
at a better pace than the top
hand in the National, with Ted
Williams. the gangllng outfeld
star Of the Boston Red Sox still
the No. ] man in the big show.
NOW Up TO .4I0
With five hits including three
home runs in eight trips yesterday
as the Sox lost 10 the St. Louis
Browns, 3 TO and then won by
10 TO Z. Williams lifted his average
to .4l0 and pulled still farther
away from his nearest pursuer in
his own league and continued 10
make the Nationals swatsmiths
look like novices.
The high man in the National
is Nick Etten of the Philadelphia
Phillies, who idled with his club
because Of wet grounds yesterday
and thus kept his 1893 mark.
What Williams is attempting 10
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