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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-10-29

Demand the Union Label.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Low-Cost Fruit Desserts
Top Off Family Meals
nv PRUDENCE PENNY

DOES YOUR faml, look for
ward 20 dessert as one Of the
most enjoyable parts OF The
meal? They Will ~ YOU plan
appetzinC and unusual sweet
10 climax luncheon or dinner
This type OF food need not be-
elaborate or costly
Follow the line Of national dc
Tense and Use The less expensive
type of fruits and pastries IN
your preparation
This prune pineapple puddlnG
pictured here carries with u
most inviting appearance as
well Is delicious flavor
II Is simple 10 prepare and
very easy on tho budget. Fry
this and The following recipes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
By ELEANOR ROSS

N SOME sections of the
,untry where electricity is oh
lned from water power II IS
HoSSible that some conservation
ray he necessary before the
mCScnt state Of emergency is
lNCr
Even If this docs not apply 10
most homemakcrS there * no
ucod 10 waste 50 valuable a
commodity AZ electricity
So keep Your bill down and
o., The most oar NJ Your cleo
r.c8I equipment regardless VI
conditions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Men Marry
Clever Girls
Not DumbbeIIs
BY HELEN ROWLAND

THE DAY of the beautiful
and dumb has passed. Dumb
bells are outmoded. II is time
10 discard that antique notion
that men prefer simpering
morons 10 clever, talented wives.
The thousands of workers in
the AWVS, the Red Cross and
other women'S defense organiza-
tons attest TO the fact that
girl can be as capable and
clever as she is easy 10 look Al.
Presence OF mind no longer de-
notes absence of beauty as some
smart-Alec once loved to re-
mark.
YET EVERY time I attempt
10 write about the girl with
brains. some illustrator gives
her eyeglasses. long nose.
wrinkled stockings and straggly
hair.
These days, as every h d V
know the combination OF
brains and beauty is not only
possible II is very prevalent.
In fact. il takes brains and real
cleVerneSs 10 make the average
girl beautiful. a blank face and
the wrong clothes will spoil the
beauty and charm of an angel.
1T WAS long time ago.
away back in the iaZZ and
dumbbell era. that William Nc
Fee declared that if New York
women are not stimulating IT
is because they have found that
brains are drug on the market.
And about that time. | wrote.
'In the marrying game, three
working brain cells are better
than a whole set. The average
smart American businessman
fears and Dire ad : a brainy
woman AS he does communism.
poison ivy or hay fever. What
A man wants, when he marries
is flivver mind in a Rolls
Royce chassis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Chect Outlets

First 81 all. see to y that Out
lots plugs. cords and sockets
arc mn perfect order Repair or
replace any that are faulty.
Broken plugs loose, connections
and worn cords are not only
inefficient and wa>teful but they
represent a fire hazard
Have wiring checked and n IL
IS insufficient for The load IL
must carry because Of more
lamps and more electrical appl.
anccS. have a rc-WlrlnE Job done
II won't be expensive and n viii
obvIato the possibility Of q short
circuit
An electric refrigerator should
be deifo>ted regularly Dom lct
TfTTCFf T0drTT- u 10 TT50kFT
the coils 1t certainly doc>n
help tho temperature 10 sct
colder As some people imagine
The zoe coating should never
bo more than 10 w. inch
thick Therefore the average
refrigerator should be dcfrostcd
once week. and more ~ hot
sticky weather.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

Milk and milk products are rich in
calcium and phos phorous, essentials
for strong bodies, sound teeth and
good eyesigh'. Vitomin A end
some OF the B-eompIex vitomins,
TOO, are plentiful in milk, butter
and cheese.
In planning your daily menus, in
eIude many foods which require
milk in the mokins. Use your mod
ern Cos ronse 10 make buildings
and other desserts with milk, use
lots Of IL on cereals and fruits, moke
nourishins rich creomed soups.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Fig Tspioca

ID cup quick cooking taploca
l2 cup sugar
= teaspoon salt
> cups boiling water
, cups sliced cooked figs
! lemon. grated rlnd and lulcc
teaspoon vanilla extract
Combine taploca, sugar and
alt and add TO boiling water
STIR until sugar is dissolved.
Cook over low heat. stirring
constantly until tapioca is clear,
about ; minutes Remove from
heat and cool. When partially
cool. fold in figs. lemon rind and
iuICe, and vanilla extract. Chill
Serve with whipped cream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

Fruit Pudding

. cups cooked prunes
1'e cups diced cooked pncappi
1-r-cup pineapple luce
- cup cranulaiod sugar
&. tablespoons butter OF MAJ
Carlne
! teaspoon salt
! tablespoon corn starch
recipe pastry for 2-ctu>r pic
= cup sugar
> tablespoons cream
egg
teaspoon ground cloves
Whipped cream or soft GUS
tard
Measure pruncS pit and slice
Combine with pineapple Juice
sugar. shortening and salt in
saucepan and STIR 10 blend
Bring 20 q boil and cook and
STIR about ; minutes; cool
Divide pastry into 3 portions
Roll each portion as for PIE
crust Fit each piece INTO bot
tom Of an or 9 inch layer cake
bringing dough tip sides o.,
pan about l-3 of depth. Prick
bottom dough with a fork. bein
carefully not 10 make holes too
large
Combine = cup sugar. cream
ecC and spice beat Spread
evenly over pastry Chottom ~
pans onlyl Bake about 20 10 ~
minutes m a moderately ho'
oven 400 degrees Put baked
pastry rounds together layer
cake fashion. using pune pine
apple for filling and 30 cover
top Spread top with whipped
cream or cover with soft Gus
'atd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

cup sugar
cgC well beaten
cup milk
Ala and ST, flour. baking
powder and salt Mix dry IN
gradients with ralSlnS- Cream
shortening add sugar and cream
until well blended. Stir in well
beaten egg Add sftted dry in
gradients and ralsinS alternately
with milk. beating we'll after
each addition.
Pour into CREASED CuStard
cups, filling not more than 2-3
fun. Cover with waXed paper
and faSten with rubber bands.
Steam 30 minutes. Serve hot
with sauce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Rsisin puEs

= cups ,ifled flour
> teaspoons baking pow der
= teaspoon salt
p . cup raiSInS. chopped
a cup shortening
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
your daily milk!
Prepare varied nutritious dishes
on your Modern Gas Range

There's on endless vorie'y OF woyS
10 get milk in adequate quantities
into the fomIy's dolly diet.
Your Cos ronse will heI p you and
your family 70 better health through
better nutrition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
TUESDAY EVENING

6 40 r. NJ.
WIZ News
WITT TYSON ut.
Rollin' Home NJ,
VICAR News Ace
WNYZ-j Bourbonnsls-M.
WJLB- Merle Clark N.
WEXL-Dnner music.
WJBk--Superman-D
W45D-NeWs
W4sD- News
6:I5 T.. VI.
WJR--NolCe OF Broadway
WV J Commentary
CKLW- Joe Norris r
VICAR Music Tor dining
WXYZ-Lee Smits-T.
WJLB-F.vensong
Music
W45D- ShrednIk's music.
N49D-MuSic
$3.50 Y. NJ
WJR-Harmon on Sports
WV News.
CKLW-Congs rhumbaM
WXYZ-Lum and Abner -.
WJLR-Philharmonica-m
WJBk- Evening Serenade.
W45D-John Hsmmond-M.
6;tS Y. ".
N-iR IRE World TO-DAY
W'WJ-Lowel Thomas-T
WCAR-Rev. II Weinzierl
WXYZ-l've Got Your No.
WENI,--Antek Cwaniak-N
We'd Hawaiian echoes N
100 y. NJ.
WJR-Amos N ANDY
WWJ-Fred Waring NJ.
CKLW-Vsl ClArs-M.
W%YZ-Fasy Aces-D
WJLB-Ukrainian hourly.
WJBK-Mich. Newsreel.
W45D-M Music.
W4gD-Dinner concert.
1918 r. NJ.
WJR-Ianny Ross-M.
WWJ News OF World.
CKLW Serenade-M
WYNN Keen Tracer-D
WJBk-Musical review.
1880 y. NJ.
WJR-Gus Haensehen-M
WWJ-Melodies
-KLW-Mlch. Sec. OF state.
WXYZ-B Burns and Allen-V
WJLB-Polish hourly.
WJBK-M Music.
WE5D-MUSIC
W4qD-Waltzes ~ world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

I TAKE il all back. Men
are-rut-like that nowadays. OF
course, there are still few
moSSbaCkS of the old school, but
they are rare
The man Of today wants
mate not a moron He's as
proud Of his wife's achievements
as he is Of her daughters. He
is as delighted 10 have sue
ceSSful and talented wife As he
-fS-to- have bright and talented
daughter.
He does not feel that he i
living in a reflected light not
If he's a herman He feels that
she is highlighting him II is
only the small man with a big
ego who feels that his brilliant,
successful wife is overpowerlnG
him or overShadowing him.
ANOTHER THING that men
have discovered is the ilMminat-
ing fact that dumhhellS how
ever beautiful do not make tho
best cooks and most soothing
homemakerS
II is not possible for a girl 10
be too intelligent on too bright
for her own good any ieRger.
II is only possible for her 10 be
too Self-lmportant. too dom
ineerlng or too much Of a show
off TO monopoliIe the center n
the stage And those things
indicate StupidilN-not brains
Yes dumbbellS are out. It
takes little something under
the new halrdo 10 make a giIl
attractive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24


NJR-Life Reautiful-D.
WV oIOist.
CkLW- National news.
Weakness
WANH -Baukhage talking.
WJLB-NeWs
Wf%l-Muslc program
WJBk-pohsh Ladies Hr.
Wf5D-- Brad Rstnolds-h
lis r. VI.
WJR-Woman IN W'hite.D.
WV Words and music.
CKLW-Happy Gang-V.
VICAR sweet A swing NJ
WXYZ-BetVeen oookends.
WJLB Music.
" E<L-M Music
W43D-Hollywood story-T.
1850 y. "
WlR-Nie and Sade-D.
WNI Lenten service
WCAR-Matinee melodies.
W%YZ--Homemakers QUIZ.
WJlB Serenaders-M
Music program.
W45D Words and music.
las y. N.
WJR-R0ad Of LIED.
CkLW Front P'ge Farrell
WCAR-Just Rela1-M.
WHY News Ace
WJLB Merle Clark NJ.
M40D-Nar news
200 r. ".
WJR-Noung Or. Malone.
WWJ-Iight OF World-D.
CKLW Dance music.
VICAR News.
W$NI-U : Army Hsnd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

l-3 cup quick cooking taploca
- CtIp sugar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Ferguson Plans
Quiz on Granting
OF Commissions
Times star Correspondent

PORT HURON, Oct. 2S.-Judge
Homer Ferguson, Republican
nominee for the United States
Senate. plans TO use his famed
grand jury fact-finding methods to
uncover "the racket of quick COM
missions in the armed forces"
Speaking here today in his final
tour OF the election campaign. he
charged that army and navy COM
missions were being OBJ ia n e
through political pressure.
II promise that II am elected.
one OF first efforts will be tn
uncover this racket" Judge Fer
guson said
Referring to United States Sena-
tor Prentiss NJ. Browns statement
that the Republican candidate
"would wander helplessly. lost in
a forest il ne goes TO Washington"
the judge said:
1T has come to pretty pass
when the Democratic forest. as
nO opponent calls IL, Is so thick
iRNashington that only sena-
tor adhering to that political
faith can get the things to which
his state IL entitled"
Judge Ferguson yesterday spoke
20 II Republicans at meeting in
Ionia and TO 200 at a banquet In
st. Johns. Tonight he will speak
in HiilSdafe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
BIRTHS

Boys were born to:
IssbsII. Mi,ch.l. 23sSi Morere't. South
heid Township
Irene Byrnss. 1921 Terry.
Zella Scott. 322os Hin road. Farminstof
( OvinD.
Angels Ysauioto. 1901 LumIey.
Mary Leslie. $500 Aurora.
Beatrice shaw. 1912 Austen Lincoln PARK
Dorothy susnjsr, ia Winona, Highland
lvioia F1g.r. ssli Calhoun. Dearborn.
Doris Thibodeau, i55 East Coy. Haze
virgins Carney. 22s3 Lanoths.
Rosemary Waldron. 1913 Prest.
Jean sullivan, i20ls Forrer.
Mary Guess 3O2e4 Rchoolersft Plymouth.
Ann wssi.lewski. $40 MeDougall.
Hilda VIM, 4201 Rohns
Lula Sawaya, 2et5 Crane.
F.ugenia Hsikowski. se45 Carrie.
Wilma Cooper. 5l3s Williams
Lulu Barrett, 3s2t Eighteenth.
Mary Mitchell, 2s23 NATIONAL
MARY Johnston, s704 Mayfair Dearborn.
Dorothy Chick, sT2 oxford drive. Burning
ham.
Martha ZarryeEI, 1882 Hspdr..
Esther Weakley. is2s3 wood, Meltindale.
Jose phine Allen. I4fs0 RlVersid'
providenc. PslazsoIo, t775 Cadillac:
Lucill, Hail. si3 Wheelocb.
yioiotia Bogoian. s0ti West Vernon high
way.
Mahiida Brooks. SIS solvsy
Ruth Rindl.y. 1878 Appoilns.
Lsnnie Ferguson. 3ets Eighteenth
Helen Kowsiewsski. 1920 Nsibei. Ham,
trsmck
Helen Zahra. 1910 Eighth.
( GIRLS
Girls were born 10.
Margaret Stewart. 1850 sirathmpor.
Clara King 1891 Robson ttwinrl.
Alvin schramui. 1872 Rutherford.
Evelyn IAYtene, As29 Croisssnt-
Edna McQ1ifian, 800 East Troy Ferndse
Evelyn Rappsi 1soi0 Saratoga
RITA BoImowskl, 1884 East milwaukee.
TheIms Powers. 1900 lows. Royal OAK
Della Chapman. 1871 Leslie
Dorothy Koenig. S420 Gilbert
Mary Turzsk. ftf2s Alma
~ Betty Wilhelm. 1898 Huhbel.
Marian furthermore. 100 West Forest.
! Lois EIefer IZ3t7 Quincy
Eva Psrsi 1890 ~ Clair
Elsie Coz. 7itoo Telegraph road soulh'
field Township.
Mary Taylor. 5237 Stanton.
Irsns Milton. 1850 GeneEe1.
Helen slovak. 2i35 Lycasts
Mabel Nicholson. 1912 Brsils
Helen Richardson, +tS5 wiltshire hon~Nard
1 Pontiac.
BETTY Ferry, IIa24 Nardin
Ann Churlsy tss5 BOSTON boulevard.
Teresa Moore Isie3 ksstinE
J.an Eteehsnson, 2sat Burdettr-- Fefnds -
shirley Borach. FOOL south Lasahe Gar
dena
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
FUMIGATING

Work Guaranteed University 1-1O5t
FURNACE CLEANING AND REPAIRING
FURNACES cleaned, repaired Guaranteed
workmanship Kalamazoo Stove, Fur
mace. so4s Grand River Tyler 5-0034.
FURNACE Cleaning. 81. so: repairing fur
nsces; estimates free; call any time
rE. 1881.
FURNACES REPAIRED. exchanged, in
stalled. new, used parts: reasonable
2os5 Eight-Mile road To. s-s4sT
FURNACES. sTOKERs--AIl makes cleaned
and repaired: free estimates
AMERICAN AUTOMATIC HEATING CO.
sSs5 Mack PLAZA ft32
RECEMENTING. hrepots. new. used fur
nsces; reliable open evenings, sundays
Myrolds. In. 1-173f.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Browns
Stand ON
I'd Front

krhere will be- no second from
It'll our forces are equipped II
omen score Of them simultane
ously. Senator Prentiss NJ. Brown
declared today.
81 have always been for n sec
ond front. but unlike Wendell
WiIIkie, I don't believe II should
he forced by the people" he said.
The military experts In
Washington aren't all brass hats.
Most Of them work long and
hard and they know their bust
ness. I would rather leave these
important decisions to them.
SEES SCORE OF THEM
T am confident, however.
there will he no single second
front In this globai war. There
will he q score OF them at the
same time.
Until that day comes, / don't
want Ia sac our men wasted In
n single invasion. First, our pro-
ductive power must be mobilized.
Then we strike and strike hard
ut the heart OF the Axis"
With other Democratic candi
dates. Senator Brown began hi
Detroit campaign today. He salt
he planned TO remain here unit
Friday night. then leave for hi
Escanaba home for an election ev'
sDeech.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Alvin w. Juliet, -; Annahene X. hoden
rossrt Ralph Paun. 81: Ruth Klein. 10.
Afbsrt Kapisn. as Edith b. kouen. n.
Richard Kettler. 20, Kathleen Richman
Jane. r. Langton. 20: Ada NJ. Piceolo. 70
William ChApkow 81 Rose Serbynink, ~
Henry o'Brisn, 80. Marjory n. Berry. 81
Carl Neines al Margare, Frtsch, %.
Frank RAlAcon 50. Rose SkuiskY, 30.
Sol Moskofsky, al Ida Elaine Travis, ~
James Wilbur Ward. 81; Iva Dell Rogers
rs
Myron L. Perkins. a.; Bell Carroll. 81.
Chester KniaI. is: Katherine Loosinser
rs
ivan r. HAYES Jr ~. Ars'ts Fox az
purvIs Burleson 81: Lucille simpson. ~
Bernard sehrewe "a; Barbara Rheaums
Is
warren V. Marquis. 81; Jean Mcdonald
IL
STANLEY paure. 81: clara Lelbold, "a
Robert Fiannery. 20. Elizabeth Kimm. -
Elmer sherman Clark. 20. Pearl Vsssues
20
Charlie. J. smith. Is; Rosslls =. Busssy
81
Freilano A. FsuIbcrn. 90; Mary Barusres
Is
Stanley Robu,. II: Irene Immon.n, 20
winism y. smith. "a; Leonors l.. wagner
NAY sni,1. as: AIMS Molly. 60
Louie RakeEy. rs. ESsanor Ann Krukow
Jsms. Damico. IL: Lilusn wshby -
Arthue ~ RYAN. 40 Alice Jewstt. ~
George Fox. 81 Margaret y. Jack. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
I Plead Guilty
In Paris Thefts

Two mon charged with aiding
in the shipment of Sl59000 worth
Of parts stolen from the Highland
Park plant Of the Ford Motor
Company today pleaded guilty
before Federal Judge Edward J.
Moinet and were referred TO the
pbation department pending
tence.
They are Carl A. Block. IS. of
1856 Fourth avenue. ex-employe
Of Ford's in charge of the material
control department in the High
land Park plant, and Morris j.
Glyder, IS, operator of an auto
parts company in New York.
They were accused Of violating
.he National Stolen Property Act
by participating in the shipment
OF stolen distributor points from
here 10 New York.
They also are named in another
grand jury indictment charging
them and 81 others with operating
= stolen parts ring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
DEATHS

Jacob ZIslInskl. 5s25 Moran. II
Mary smith. 1900 Lamont, So
Maggie Golden, 1854 IVES, For.., ~
David T Bohon. 1905 Brooks- %,
Porter Clark. s7O0 Delmsr, 46.
OdeHa Jones. 564 Medbury. ~.
Josephine Hennlns s3tT Gratiot, II.
Margaret Ann May Lewis. 1850 Fairview,
Mlnele NJ Manning. 42ss Kenmore. Berk-
Joseph c. Harley. 1so5s chsrrylavn. 70
olevia J. A. Gilbert SIS Dragon. 80.
Grover Smith, 80 Custer. IS.
Hnda Matilda Hatcher, i035q Aurora, 80
Anne Goldston, SIS Erskine. q,
Lois Edwards 1928 Monroe, rs.
Matilda L. Dodenhon. 3t27. Courville. IS
Henrietta schubert. 17l7i Alcoy. rs.
Christian stome Hiia' 12Oel frsnkiou'
Henry r. stephens. $3.50 Seventeenth. %.
William c. Meyerhoven sr.. 1881 Dex'
Leonard I. LsbOwit., 22os Yves, rhusdei-
Alex Miller. sa3s Fullerton. Sc
Harry. Hersehel Gurewitch. $3.50 cort'
mSIiIs r. b Garter so72 Iroq,oI,. 40.
Erhest Asai. 1898 Holmur. 50.
Thor Snyder. 2t7 BelmSnt 10
James Karadimos, 214 Erskine 81.
Marion Foster. ESQ superiof Is
George ,s srsnk sgs s %s Hsndris; 90
George Boss. 1927 East Lafayette, 70.
Fabiola NORM. 1868 Concord. rs.
John o. Mcintyre. 20ee Twelfth, t.
Helene Becht1 $3.50 Humboldt, -
Hannah n. Baker. 1911 Bewick. -.
Frank Russell Fletcher. 1920 Alameda. -
Dusan Dragsn. i3tss Orleans. IS.
Thelma Hines. go East Warren, IS.
Frank szwsrseh $3.50 Medbury. 90,
Wofciech sermuszyn, is06s Buffalo. ~.
Julia Nemeth. 1920 Memorial, as
Sophia Marker 1909 Elmwood. ~.
James Herman. 1885 Roxhury. 80.
Hsdwig Goeaia. $3.50 Thlrty-hfth. ~.
selden Frank Wheelock, Sass Mcclellan
SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Kelly, Governor
Bid for Genesee
Time. stan Correspondent

FLINT. Oct. 2S.-The battle for
Cenesee County was terminated
to-day by Gov. Murray d. Van
goner and his Republican OPP
vent, Harry F. Kelly, each con-
fident that he viii carry this
important industrial area in the
election next Tuesday.
Following the governor by "a
hours, Kelly last night made a
special plea 10 labor in speeches
by radio and al a party rally At
tended BY close 10 300 voters. Few
factory workers were at the
meeting.
The previous night. Van Wag-
oner drew 800 General Motors
workers at a meeting in the Go
hall and 200 persons at public
rally downtown.
In this stronghold OF the JAW
Go. scene of the worlds first
huge sit-down strike. Kelly prom
ised 10 help make unions grow in
strength.
"I know that laboring men
and women should have strong
unions" he said 81 know that
labor organizations are neces-
sary In the reconstruction days
to follow"
The Republican candidate will
speak at noon today in Port Huron
and AT banquet tonight in Mt.
Clemens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
ANNIVERSARIES
DEATHS-DNORCES
DEATHS

Nora shea. $3.50 Boston. 50.
Robert Wheeler. 20es East Grand bouls
ward, 10
Minnie r. Rooney. ss4 Navahoe. 10
Alice y. Turrell. Tenahy ~. J.. IS.
Sarah Bulge I0ti Waterman, 50
Miles l.. SimOneau. 81 PeterbOTo,
months
John T Weldon. TOO Frederick. SIS.
Eloiss Freeman. 1898 Binder. 30
Joseph 8. Lord. 3it Melbourne. So
Isaac AIllsI-- 2n2a-N4st- pAIIsA%3fi.4A,.S g.
Samuel Epstein. 26s1 Fullerton. 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
DIVORCES

Howard Maccormick from Marietta
Jeanette Kspcas from Gus X.
Walter Hency from krhuius
Anne Ambrose from Milton.
Geneva Johnson from Eldred.
Edna Hanyi from Rudolph.
igrstius -1anretta from Moe
Oscar Bonks Jr from Albertins.
Maude Weiss from Michael.
Marie , Reldemsn from Floyd
Edwin r. Peterson from. Gertrude
Mary NJ. Bailey from Robert o.
Sophia BranutI from George
Grace Strauss from stephen.
MARTINS Malinowski from Felix.
EIlsAbsth I.aFahasZ from Harry,
Doris BsIlantonin from Anton
waiter j. Robinson from Stella.
Hslen Burton from John.
Lucille Torrance from Sam
william J stonness from Ida ".
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

WILSON October 20. Franklin J.. beloved
husband OF Fannie Wilson. dear father
~ Franklin A., Stuart z. Ferneey
q and Ralph Wilson. brother OF
Charles n and Homer Wilson. grand
rather of Betty l.. odetis C. Edwin r,
stusr, A. Don A., and Ralph u Wilson.
Services al 2 O'Clock Thursday afternoon
from residence s757 Prairie ave. Inter
ment Grand Lawn. For further informa
ton call Van Vslkenburg Funeral Home.
222S0 Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Deatb Hottres

BIssINGER-Oct. 20. 1912, Fred. dear
brother OF George and Raymond Funeral
from the Haas Funeral Home. Ass Joy
Road. Thursday At p. m. Burial at
Wood mere
FUSKE-Oc, as 1912. suddenly. at his
home. 2e72 Baldwin ave. Edward J..
beloved husband OF the late Carrie V.
Funke. dear brother OF Mrs Edward u
Bohmsnn, Emma c Funke and the late
john p FuHks Funeral from the John
J. Heelon Funeral Mansion l5<p Yves;
rGrsHA Blvd corner Warren Ave
Thursday at I 30 Mack Avenue EvaBgtli-
cal Church 81 1880. Mack. at Van Dyke
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-22
Mack, 80 Today, Does Not Want 40
 Year O'd Players
BY ROBERT s. BARKDOLL United Press Stan Correspondent

Philadelphia, Dec. 22--(UP) -- Connie Mack was 30 years old today and the perpetual motion man of baseball snorted ct reports tilaC his beloved Athle les might have to use men of 40-"t:cause that's too old for a ball player"
 "No, VI: won't use men of 40," he said. "WeIl stick to youngsters, those the army doesn't want"
 Even though men half his age are "too old" even in a wartime player shortage, the tall, white haired grand old man of baseball still gives no thought to retirement.
 "I'm in 100 per cent shape--and liable to go right on until I'm 10000 Connie said.
 Mack is pleased that the govern. ment is interested in the continua- ton of baseball.
 Government officials have taken @ sensible attitude" he said. Their attitude is Q lot different than in ie18.55
 Civil War Baby
 Mack was born Cornelius Mc0il. licuddy in East Brookf!eld, Mass. Dec. %, 1862. Ills daily routine doesn't bear out his slight disdain of players half his age. He arrives at his Shibe Park office at o:30 each morning. carrying his lunch. con which he eats in his office. At home in the evening he reads the newspapers, listens to the radio and sometimes goes to the thsater. Base ball doesn't take all his attention, for he reads all sports with great interest.
 Already he is making plans for i943
 eve should get off to a good start" he said.
 The As will train at Savannah. Ga, and Mack is counting on games with service teams to put the team in competitive shape.
 T heard from George Earnshaw while I was in Savannah" he said. "T1ys at the Jacksonville Naval Sta. ton and vans to bring a team up to play us in the spring. wen schedule as many service teams as we can
 Mack completes 5s years of base ball this year. He played the first game of his career with Meriden of the Connecticut State League in April, l884-"and I looked pretty good behind the bat"
 Connie is 80 today, but he doesn't observe the anniversary until to- morrow. Four years ago hie discov. cred he was born on Dec. P and not Dec. 23-"but just didn't both CT to change"