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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Raise Flowers
And Vegetables
In SdmeGarden
If Space Is Limited,
Suggestion Offered
for Two Fold Use

II .he only space Yen have to
grow vegetables this year Is youT
flower garden here Is a suggeS-
ton There are many vegetables
with ornamental top growth that
should entltlC them 10 a place IN
tho flower garden. which may thus
serve a tWo-fold purpose.
Some Of these vegetables with
highly ornamental tops include
asparagus. carrots, heets, Swiss
chard. eggplant mustard, parsley,
peppers ana psrSnIps, all Of which
may easily be grown from seed.
While radlSheS may not be CON
sidered ornamental, they may be
added % The list because they
grown 50 quickly Sow the seeds
~ Faat>i7es and carrots IN the
same row. Sow beets thick in the
row and during the thinning
process. pull the smaller ones and
cook them. tops and all
OF course YOU will need a few
onions for flavoring. Plant the little
onion sets Set them close to-
cether in the row and about ? or
- inches deep. These1ery quickly
make the little green onions.
If you have room, one or two
short rows OF wax or stringless
greenpod bush beans will provide
enough of them for the needs of
an average family.
Between the rows OF vegetables
may be planted Towering ANIMALS
and as the vegetables are removed,
replace them with quick-growing
ANNALS from seed, such as alys-
sum, ageratum, candytuft, calen-
dula, celosia. godetia, African
marigolds, petunias. zinnias, etc.
BY such a combination planting
you will achieve beauty with econ
omy, have plenty Of flowers for
cutting and fresh table vegetables,
than which there are none more
delicious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Name Flegman Manager

Charles Flegman, formerly man.
ager of Bedelrs, has been APP
pointed manager of the Darling
Shop.
b. A. Hetzel, architect and de-
signer for the Darling Stores Cor
poration of New York, worked on
the plans and construction for the
Detroit outlet with the local archi-
tect firm of w. A. and II. II. Es-
selstyn.
Grover Wolff represented the
Jacob Siegel Corporation and
Holden & Reaume. Inc. repre-
sented the Darling Stores Cor
poration. in negotiating the realty
agreement which brought the OAR
ling Shop here.
The Darling Stores Corporation
has ITO shops in the East, South
and Midwest. Max Gluck is chain
president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Miller 10 Address
Realtors Next Wed.

George Miller, president of Mil
Ter Homes. Inc, will tell members
Of the brokers' division of the
Detroit Real Estate Board how TO
Make More Money Selling Build
ing Jobs" at a luncheon meeting
next Wednesday noon in the
Savoyard Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
CapMasonryChimney
To Prevent Seepdge

Masonry chimneys should be
capped to prevent water from
seeping dewing through the ma
sonry. The top surface of the cap
should be well slePed 10 the out
side edges Of the chimney in order
to drain off water or melting snow
as soon as possible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Swedish Putty

All nails should be driven home,
but not with a nail set, when re-
decorating interior finish fiber
boards. Each nail head and hole
should also be treated with
Swedish putty, Fir-Tex decoration
experts advise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Newly Opened
Darling Shop
Is Modernistie
Firms Own Architect,
B. A. Hetzel, Helped
Local De 81 n er S

The Darling Shop. newest of the
Woodward avenue business estab-
lishments. opened its doors Friday
at Woodward avenue and Clifford
street. offering complete line OF
womens apparel.
The store front is Of modern
istic design, while the interior con-
struction and design is featured
with a French blue and dusty
pink color scheme. Merchandise
has been arranged to facilitate
shopping and special elevators
have been installed for the three
floors in the store. The shop is
air conditioned.
The new store will carry mod
erately priced dresses, coats, suits,
furs, hosiery, lingerie, hiouses,
sweaters and skirts, gloves and
bags and millinery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Demolition Hose

A stream of water from a st
Louis fire department high pres
sure hose was used to demolish the
first slum building of many which
will come down to make way for
a So, SAT, 900 low-rent United States
housing authority project in the
Missouri city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Waste Space
On Closet Doors

Too precious to waste are the
insides Of closet doors. On yours
can so shelves or racks that COL
lapse when not in use, or perma-
nent shelves for hats, small boxes.
makeup kits and shoes. One
useful contraption is a rack that
fits without screws on any closet
door.
Evening star., 1941-12-05

moetlnR Ol the LctteT CluU Ol lOT =
mer Violet athletes last night, that
DR.. Nal, who came to N Y. u from
Yale in 1884. was only part-time
coach on a full-time salary" spend
ing considerable time at his medical
practice; that the squad is not
conditioned properly nor correctly
schooled in fundamentals" and that
at least in the experience OF one
varsity performer. the coaches and
trainers were missing several times
and the boys were on their own"
during their stay at thei Lake Sc
baeo preseason training camp.
Stars Hit System.
These statements were made by
such stars Of recent years as Phil
Swiadon. 1898 captain: Bob Hirsch,
center of the last N. Y. u team to
beat Fordham. and George Blom-
quist, star of the '35-'37 teams.
Their allegations came on top OF
demands by the Letter Clubs Execu-
tive Committee for the custer of
Coach Stevens and Athletic Board
Chairman Philip o. Badger. and the
establishment of some consistant
policy. even if it leads N. Y. U. to
quit the game entirely.
Thus the storm that has been
brewing for two years finally broke,
and the OF stage giegle YOU heard
might have been that OF Chick Nee
han. who built N Y. U. teams into
q ranking power in the Nation dur
ing the late '20s and who left late
in 1881 during Prof. Badgers cam
paign to "de-odorize. not de-empha-
size the university's football setup.
Some Back Stevens.
A few of Stevens recent per-
formers stood up for him and his
coaching ways at the meeting, and
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Surprising Bison Six
Continues Streak
In Beating Lions
Buffalo Takes Seventh
In Row After Losing
Thot Many Comes
b. the Associated Press.


The surprising recovery OF the
Buffalo Bisons after a woefully poor
start has succeeded in divertlne the
attention OF American Hockey
League fans from one Of the tightest
races in the history of the circuit.
After losing their first seven
games. the Bisons have come back
to win seven straight, including last
nights 81 triumph over the WASH
ington Lions. and are only three
games out of second place.
Coach Tiny Thompson probably
would have a hard time explaining
the upward surge himself. if any ex-
plantations were needed. but the vic
tory string is the longest any club
has been able to put together so far
this year.
A crowd of 5.4Sl turned out at
Buffalo last night to watch the
Bisons dispa tch the Lions. who also
have been doing very we'll lately.
The Lions are third in the Eastern
Division standing and the defeat
prevented their going into a tie for
the lead with New Haven Eagles,
who had an open date.
Buffalo took 20 lead in the first
period on goals by Bill Alum and
Dede Klein added four more in the
second session and rammed home
another pair in the final period
Morey Rimstad tailed twice to lead
the attack. Paul Drouin,s goal with
less than six minutes to play de-
prived Buffalo Goahe Claude
Bouroue Of this second shutout OF
the season. Bourque played bril-
liantly against the Lions. who had
racked up Is goals in their previous
two games.
In the only other game the Indi-
annapolis Capitals, stretched thell
Western Division lead over Cleve-
land and Hershey to two games. raj.
living for four goals in the final pc
riod to nose out the Providence
Reds. 5 to T.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
u. O. Basket League
Opens Competition
Tomorrow Night

The U. 8. O. Servicemen's Basket
Ball League will inaugurate its first
season of competition this week end
with two games tomorrow night and
three Sunday afternoon.
GYMS at the Army War College
and U. S. ON. c. c. S. Club, 920
Tenth street NV, will be scenes of
the games.
Tomorrow nights game calls for
Army War College to play host to
Naval Reserve Aviation Base. while
the 3Oth Engineers and Fort Mver
are meeting the Tenth street club
Both contests will start at 1880
O'Clock.
Sunday afternoon schedule finds
Navy Yard Marines and Leather
necks meeting at the War College,
while Marine Air Group plays 40lst
Signal Corps and Army War Col
lege faces 30th Engineers at the
u. S. ON. c. c. S. gym. Action on
Sunday starts at 230
The league is comprised Of eight
teams and the schedule runs until
March.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
amsssed 81 Of a possible 10 points

amassed 81 Of a possible 40 points
each.
James Roean. Mount ST. Mary's
senior end. easily topped the wing
men with 36 points.
Next to YerkeS among the backs
was Jack Wright. hefty sophomore
fullback of Maryland. crashing
ball carrier and fine passer, who got
IS points
John Cordyack. crack Maryland
blocker with 80 points. and Robert
Bricker. triple-threat Western Mary
land half with 33, complete the
backfeld.
Centers in Close Battle.
The hottest fight for a first-team
spot was waged by Al Dudderer, 60
minute playing, senior center OF
Washington. and Mike Phillips
Western Maryland's Junior pivot
man. Dudderer collected % points
against 26 for Phillips
Luther Conrad, Maryland junior
barely squeezed into the other end
position with Rogan on the first
eleven. scoring by % points. against
l9 for Dick Alexander, sophomore
Maryland teammate.
William Foy. Mount ST. Mary's
tackle, amassed n points and easily
captured a tackle post along with
Burlin.
The remaining first-team berth
placed Joseph Kittner. rangy West.
ern Maryland sophomore, at guard
Evening star., 1941-12-05

hockey, himself. was WIN tle
Boston Bruins, where he was their
outstanding star along with Cooney
Weiland and our own Peggy O'Neil,
right winger for the Lions. Shore
was the one person Charles Adams
wanted to buy years ago from
west Canada team. The outfit would
not sell him, 80 Adams purchased
the entire league, put Shore on the
Boston team. and disbanded the
balance of the club, disposing of
the players as best he could
Play Repaid Adams.
He was amply repaid, for Eddie
Shore. the Edmonton Express"
proved a financial bonanza for the
Boston Bruins and the Boston Gar
den. incidentally, he carved himself
a niche in the Hall OF Jockey Fame
that will, In all probability. never
be ref1lled Although Shore does
not play all games and has slowed
down considerably, his interest In
hockey is more vital than at any
time in his career. He is president
Of the Springfield Hockey Associa-
tion, which operates the Springfield
Mass Indians, and his young son.
Eddie Shore, jr., Is vice president.
Many have been the stories about
Shore. his rough tactics and hard
play He has been called a bully. a
Tight starter and the greatest player
ever to lace on pair Of skates.
Ching" johnson. who as defense
man of the New York Rangers has
played against him many times,
said:
Eddie is one OF the best men in
the game He does not scare. and he
will play any way you want to play
and he always manages to give
Just 4 little more than is allotted
for him to take. A lot Of PLAYERS
have tried to use dirty methods on
Eddie. but he has always managed
to give them back more than they
would dish out-with the result that
the guys who start 1t all yelled
the loudest Eddie Just went about
his business. which was playing
hockey. and he still plays"
Doesn't Mind Spill.
"In honor Of Eddie Shores sp-
pearance here don't mind taking
a spill or two, but I have slowed up
considerably and the kids on nv
team can skate rings around me 1t
should be fun to be in q regular
league game again"
Manager Lee J. Perrin immediate
lv took johnson up and is making
arrangement to have johnson sign
PLAYERS contract for the one
game. Ching plans 10 use himself
for about the first three minutes.
The Springfield Indians are cur
rently runners-up in the Eastern
Division of the American Hockey
League. and the only game the two
teams have played together was in
Springfield. The Lions won. Shore
did not play due TO a shoulder in
jury but this has healed.
Evening star., 1941-12-05

a letter from the IA senior members
OF this years squad praised both him
and Prof. Badger, who also is head
of the N. c. A. A.
Nevertheless. the club approved
its Executive Committees resolutions
which maintained that the N. Y. U.
policy emphasizes rather than de-
emphasizes the game, since 1t con-
tinues to schedule major football
powers. pays its coaching staff com
parable with colleges that have the
highest paid coaching STATS in the
United States" and. for the last sew
eral years. has had more boys on
the football squad with scholarships
than there were during the Meehan
era"
The club decided to send a COM
mittee down to see the proper author
tiles at the school, which the Exec
utive Committee said it already had
done, but was willing to try again.
Stevens charged the whole fuss
was stirred up because certain
people want their own men in the
coaching jobs"
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Basket Ball Scores

Penn State. a. Susouehanna IS.
Kansas STATE. 81: Doane. 43
GEORGETOWN Ky. 55 Emory and
Henry. A..
Wayne. IS; Michisan Normal. is
Chicago Teachers. 40. Illinois Tech. 90
Calvin. A. Fort Custer Reception Gen.
ter. p.
Milwaukee Teachers. so; Carroll. AZ.
North Dakota U, Al: Concordia. as.
Iowa State College. 46; Coe. 33.
Ferris. 43: Aouinas. -.
Miami ,Ohio), 46: Trsnsyiva ~
Southwestern Kansas 81 Drurv. ~
East Texas State, ~, Oklahoma Col
lese. 81,
Gonzasa, As: Lewiston Normal, 49,
Whitman. IS; Whitworth. rs
College of Idaho. 40. Eastern Oregon
College, 80.
Professional
Akron Goodyears, IS: New York c~l-
tics rs
Indiana polls, So; Fort wayns. 81 lover
time,.
Chicago Bruins, 81; sheboysan Rcd
skins as.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Brewers Are Facing
Fast Foe Tonight
In Crescent Five

Washington Brewers pro cage out
fit faces a tough assignment tonight
in the New York Crescent quint at
Turner's Arena. The CreScents hold
a 6-point victory over the New York
Renaissance Club which the Brewers
tied as part of their undefeated
streak
Leading players for the invading
colored quint probably Is Tarzan
Cooper, who formerly PLAYED with
the Rens. Another former Rem stall
wart John Isaacs. will be in to.
nights lineup along with such COLI
ored stars as Ben Barrett Bricktop
Wright, Speed Doffey and Lou
Badger.
Moe Dubilier. high scorer with the
Brewers last season, definitely will be
In tonight's game according IN
Coach Mack Posnack. This will
cause little shift among the other
players with Nat Frankel. Ben Kra-
mer, Pete Berenson and Herman
Knupple in the starting lineup.
Knupple at feet inches is the
tallest center in the league.
Among the others available for
duty tonight are Jim Herman. Irv-
ing Rizzi. George Slott. Ben Gold
fadden and Whitley Wilson.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Orioles Reinforced
For Hockey Clash
With Eagles
Able to Use Koivuniemi,
Gresnick, Former Lions,
In TussIe Tonight

The Baltimore Orioles, victims of
a severe beating when they last
invaded the village. will return to
Riverside Stadium tonight with a
reinforced outfit intent on smearing
the Washington Eagles in an East
ern Amateur Hockey League game
starting at $50
In previous meeting the Eagles
buried the Orioles, 147, but Baltl-
more comes back tonight bolstered
by the availability of Frank Gres-
nick and George Koivuniemi, former
Washington Lions, who have been
reinstated as amateurs, as though
there was a distinction.
Baltimore will be operating at full
strength for the first time this sea-
son, as will the Eagles. Washington
is regaining the services OF Tom Nc
Cormack, who appeared very healthy
when planting an authoritative left
hook on the jaw OF Coach Bert
Corbeau in Tuesdays riot with the
Sea GullS.
Mccormack, who has been nursing
torn tendons in his right leg, was
the Eagles leading scorer when in
jured a week ago, but since has been
supplanted by Paul Courteau. Also
expected to spice the Eagles attack
is Ernie Mundey. a center and wing.
fresh from Canada and = veteran
at pursuing pucks.
Several Eastern League scoring
/ records were set when the Eagles
and Orioles clashed here last week.
/ The teams scored a combined high
OF 81 goals and the Eagles set a
mark of IA goals for a single game
individually. the Orioles Alb Nc
Dougall established Riverside
scoring mark with five goals, while
Kenny Ullyot turned in four goals
and an assist and Len Burrage pro-
duced three goals and two assists
Having captured three Of their
last four games, the Eagles are hop
ing to smother the Orioles and creep
closer to JohnstoWn. New York and
Boston, currently topping Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1941-12-05

Inc university OF MaTIIdNO, Oe-'
spite a poor season. placed five men
on the all-star eleven, while WASH
ington College, which compiled the
best record of any of the States
teams: Mount ST. Mary's and West
ern Maryland each landed two
berths
Seniors dominated the first team
with seven places, with two berths
each going to men playing their
second year of varsity football and
two 10 sophomores.
Yerkes Is Unanimous Choice.
Yerkes. officially listed as sopho-
more at Washington. although play
ing his second year of football at
that institution which does not have
a freshman rule. won captaincy of
the all-star outfit. receiving a first
team vote on every one OF the 20
ballots cast
Close behind Yerkes in the first
team choices were Ralph Burlin.
tackle. and John Morton, guard. of
the Maryland Terrapins, seniors who
Evening star., 1941-12-05

After = lo-year absence from bas-
ket ball competition, City Post once
is back in the cage game this season
with fast. well-drilled club playing
independent ball until its entry IN
the Recreation League next month.
Composed mostly of former high
school stars now employed as letter
carriers, tellers and clerks at the
main mail Office, the club is coached
by John F. Seymour, a veteran OF
fast amateur basket ball with the
Marine Corps in many stations
around the country.
Assisting him is John F.. Sherman,
Central High School player OF sew
e""' seasons ago. Eastern, st. John 3,
Evening star., 1941-12-05
1v the Associated Press.

6v the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Md. Dec. Sin an
otherwise normal hunting season.
Rillie P. Dennis, West Berlin.
hunting on his own farm. spotted a
deer. He fired and missed-missed
the deer, but one Of his choice
roosters toppled over dead.
Paul Wimbrow, Snow Hill. tramp
ed fer and wide through Worcester
County seeking deer. YEARLY
homeward bound. empty handed, he
passed the Libertytown baseball
field and saw an eight-point buck
standing on third base.
Wimbrow nailed the deer between
third and home plate.
And hunters are telling OF q Ber-
lin businessman who took up hunt
ing. got a well-trained dog that
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Fordhom Fons Will Toke
Special Troin to Bowl
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK. Dec 5.-Fordham
University officials have arranged
for special train to take students
10 the Sugar Bowl football game
between the Fordham Rams al d
the University of Missouri in New
Orleans New Year Day.
The train will leave here the night
OF December 28 and arrive in New
Orleans the morning of December
30. After leaving New Orleans late
on January 2 the group will have q
halliday Stopover at Knoxville,
Tenn, home OF the University OF
Tennessee.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Regal and Marlboro
Clash 10 Feature
Sundays Soccer

Three games are listed Sunday In
the Washington-Suburban Soccer
League with the feature probably
being the clash between Marlboro,
last years champion. and Regal
Clothers, undeteated leaders in the
present title race.
This game Will be played at Con-
Zaga Field on Bennlng road. Also
in Washington will be clash be-
tween British and Sandy Spring. to
be played at Rosedale Playground
The third game lists MARYLAND
Sports Club and Waldorf. meeting
at Piney Grove. Nd Kickoff time
for all games is 2:30 pm.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Post Office Quintet Is Lined Up
Aooin for Basket Campaign

Gonzaga, George Washington High
and Tech also are represented on
the squad. The team is uniformed in
nashy gold and blue jerseys.
Clubs wishing to book games are
asked to call Seymour at District
1872, branch $50, after $50 pm. any
week day.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
American Hockey
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Hockey.
Baltimore Orioles VS.. Wash
ington Eagles, Riverside Stadium.
$50.
Boxing.
Golden Gloves amateur tour
nament, Uline Arena, $50.
Basket Ball.
New York CrescentS VS.. WASH
ington Brewers, Turner's Arena,
$50.
TOMORROW.
Hockey.
Washington Lions vs. Pitts
burgh Hornets, Pittsburgh.
Cross Country.
Second annual Washington A.
A. meet, Rock Greek Park, 2:30.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Deer Hunting in Dizziest Form
Is Eastern Shore Specially

twice stood conveys of quail.
But the novice hunter didn't
know how a bird dog acts. thought
the animal was lazy. used him as q
trade-in for a secondhand auto.
New owner Of the dog claims it's
the best in Worcester County.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Miomi Slightly Favored
Over v. IA. !. Tonight

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI. Fla, Dec. S.-Miami's
Hurricanes will match a stalwart
line against the backfield brilliance
of v. M. is Joe Muha, Nelson
Catlet and Bosh Pritchard before
an expected crowd OF 10000 in the
Orange Bowl stadium tonight.
Evening star., 1941-12-05

PIGSKIN "FEETS"-Leonard
Feets) Barnum, kicking star
of the Philadelphia Eagles,
who help the Redskins close
the football season here Sun
day, Is so named because Of
the No. II brogans he wears.
A product of West Virginia
Wesleyan, Barnum formerly
played with the New York
Giants before Coach Greasy
Neale, a fellow -townsman Of
his in Parkersburg, w. Va,
negotiated a trade for him
last winter. Barnum cur
rently Is credited with the
sixth best kicking record In
the league, having averaged
44.s yards for 50 punts.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Anaeosa Will Have Fqhnq M but Chances for Scholastic Title Are Dim
Johnson to Return to Ice Rink
To Resume Scrap With Shore
Hockey's Former Greatest Defensemen
Ptted in Lion-Indiun Clash Sunday
By BURTON HAWKINS.

Ching" Johnson Washington Lions American
Hockey League denan of the New York
Rangers hockey rink in honor OF
another hockey defneman Eddie Shore at present
Springfield Indians who make their first
scheduled appearance at the Ulne Arena Sunday night
Eddie who has frequently been referred to Mr.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Five Terps on AlI-Stote Team;
Yerkes of Shoremen Is Leader
Little TrpIeThreot Back Tops Scorers;
Seven Positions Are Voted to Seniors


BALTIMORE Dec 5-Slender Lou Yerkes slashng Washing
College back already the States leading
clincher today gridiron
honors by polling frsteam berth on
the Associated 94l all Maryland college eleven.
Twenty coaches participated in the poll
conducted Associated
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Stevens Grid Coaching System
AT n. Y.U. Blasted by Alumni
Former Stors Charge He's Only Porttime
Mentor Who Is Getting FuIltime Poy
Ry SID FEEDER.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5-Armed with statements from several
University footbaers that there's something
wrong with Coach Nal Stevens system and methods the schools
alumni athletes rolled their sleeves today TOR fight get
something about the Voets gloomy grdron
grdon graduates charged before general