davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-08-10
p IL Todoys Results and Entries
N0CI0Q NEWS for Tomorrow
Selections
,anSett Muddy

NarraEansett Muddy.
~ the Associated Press
l-Valdina Micro. lifting, Valdina
Troth.
2-Tetratown, Flying West, Range
Dust.
3-No Sir, Copin. Thespian
4-valdina Pledge. Arrow Rock,
Suntegra
5-Ask Me, Blue Booties, York River.
6-Valdina Valet, Celaeno, Filisteo.
Gallant One, Pit Terrier, Qua
roma
S-Dark Level, Invincible, Ding
mans.
Best bet-Tetratown.
Evening star., 1942-08-10

Camden Muddy.
B3 tie Associated Press.
1-Mokablue, Canmeg. Christmas
Cove.
Happy Lynn, Rocky Craig, Procla.
3-Dorothy Pornp, Hattie Belle,
Mill Spray.
@Squadron, Afghanistan, Haley.
ona
@Single, Calatan, Flashalong.
6-Trimly, Butcher Boy, Toujour.
7-Cooch's Bridge, White Front,
Peto Gino.
8-Sun Galomar, About Face,
Kimesha.
Best bet-Single.
Evening star., 1942-08-10
Saratoga
b tft Associated Press.
q: the Associated Press.

~ tit Associated Press.
F1RST RACE-Purse 81 200: allowances:
steerlechase 3-year -olds and up, about
Evening star., 1942-08-10
Best-Count Fleet.

Narragansett Consensus Muddy.
RS tie Associated Press.
1-Bridleour, Valdina Micro, Dairy
Lady.
Sun Girl, Catapult, Range Dust.
3-No Sir. Big Chance, Matchup.
+Cananea, Suntegra, Sollure.
S-Blue Booties. valdina Host, Pow
der Bluff.
6|Filisteo. Stafford II. Valdina Valet,
7-Triplane, Light Reign, Thrift
Shop
8-Guardsman, Black One, Ding
mans.
Best bet-Blue Bottles,
Evening star., 1942-08-10

Saratoga Consensus Sloppy.
p the Associated Press.
1-Kline Parker entry, Arms OF War,
Rollo.
Oak Tar, La Joconde, Rogers
Boy.
'Highomar, The Thane, White
Time.
Count Fearless. Dove Pie, Light
Landing.
5-Buckskin, Great Rush, Trierarch.
6-Nellie L.. Bras, Askmenow.
Happy Lark, Marogay, Yankee
Party. ..
8CPsychiatrist, Helen's Boy, Troon.
Best bet-Count Fearless,
Evening star., 1942-08-10
s1.2oo; allow
f,,YlorrS

68VENTH NACrPurse. 81 200 claim
M; 4-year-olds and upward; 8 furlonGs.
LHappy Lark noveridSe> III
Evening star., 1942-08-10
b the Associated Press.

FIFTH RACE-Purse. S1,70o: allow
snces: 3-year-olds; ] mile.
xRadio Joe - 1o7 xTrelavney - no
Singing Bee - liz xTribal Ruler 105
Evening star., 1942-08-10
Camden

b the Associated PresB.
FIRST RAcE-Purse. 81, 900; claiming:
maidens; 3-year-olds ana upward; IL.
miles,
Evening star., 1942-08-10

ElGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 200; ella i'm
ing; 3-YeAr-oldS; Wilson Nile
Evening star., 1942-08-10

snCoND RAcE-Purse 81 200: eiaiming
-Year-olds and up: furlonAs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
.Rens TO Play
0utstdte Elves

The New York Renaissance
Negro basketball team will pre-
face its appearance March 3 on
Olympia's professional tripl O.
header program with at least two
games outState.
Saturday the RcnS will play the
Pontiac NomadS. l94l city champs
and current leaders in their
league. at $50 p. IN. in the high
school gym They play the st.
StaniSlauS five. Bay City cham
pion for the past TWO years, AT
Q p. m. Monday in the ST. Stanis-
laus gym al Bay City.
The Rcns win meet the New
York CelticS az Olympia. The
Celtfcs are replacing the Long
Island Flyers on the originally
announced program, which also
features a clash between the De-
roit Eagles and the Auto Club
as well a meeting of the Harlem
Globe TrotterS and Chuck Chuck
oVitS, Toledo All-StarS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Fire Chief FeIIed
In Loop Blaze

Battalion Chief Henry Neville
e., Was oPoFcoHae- by smoke carly
today m a stubborn fire in the
Lcrncr shop. al 125l Woodward
avenue. which took Gremon from
all downtown houses three hours
to Subduo.
Detective Sergeant Edward Egg
gers of the arson squad SAID the
fire apparcntl&WaS accidental and
was confined 10 The fifth and Sl\th
floors of the l0->torN building.
lie sad II apparently started I'm
a large qu+Hi+tt- of cardboard
boxes in the stock room and tina,
damage was mostly fom smoke
and water.
Slight damage was caused 10
stock OF the Burt shoe store uoN'
door when water Sccpod into tho
first floOr and basement
Chief Neville who has Is years
Of service was revived With oNygCr
and refused further aid. insisting
on throwing off a blanket and
donning his raincoat before Goln1
TO the street
Jesse Ro~cn, Lorncr manager.
could not estimate the damage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Girls Set
High Rifle
Records
BY DON GILLIES

Shooting rifles for the first time
two pretty girls. 19-year-old
StenographerS, established W h a I
may be az record for initial per
formanceS. Firing at the Munich
pal Range. Elmwood and Congress,
with the United States Air Corps,
Matcricl Division, Club, Virginia
Elnick and May Slepak turned in
near-perfect scores OF 90 and 81.
They are entered in the Hearst
Times matches.
Paul Willoughby, an eX-marine,
is their instructor and his system
of teaching craftsmanship needs
no bolStering. Other proteges Of
Willoughby are Rose Wizer, who
shot 90: Mildred Willoughby, his
wife. with SO, and Doris Will
loughby. his sister, with 96. Anchor
girl on the team is Letha Ward
who holds an experts rating IN the
National Rifle Association. She
shot a perfect score of 100.
Men on the club are no tyroS
either. Whit Ward shot 100, Man
Lipman Sc. John BuSchke 96 and
Tom Klaus, another eX-marIne
100. Wlloughby blasted out a
perfect mark OF 100 just to kooI
An trim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan. huNhfl crates L
No % inch minimum unless otherwise
stated Mcintosh 81 Tbui Go, Delicious
81 7irl 80 Nauhcn Spss 81 7if,i So
Raldwjns 81 l5B 20. HuhharGstonS 81 25
Winter bananas - 25 Su'tous 81 %
80 hushci cartons. Delicious - 60 TuriN
WincSaps, 50 90 -. reh Mcintosh. - 80.
inrh juta'ban>. 81 go Sew York
Dushel crates L.. s ~ T. o. tnch mimi
mum Mcintosh 81 -. Rome BeaDs. cas-
ern crates 4. uush-i e. $50 D. 3-inoh
minimum 81 7tHl -
BEANS FiorldE- hush-' hampers string
less BLACK Valentines ~ 20 90. lalr. s.
Boun'fuls ana rl~ouful' 50 s3p3 -
BROCCOLI california pony crates. 2s
so hau,hes 3 - . 90 Afynus 81
ounChes, 81 s'ao, Texas 80 ounches 81 40
cABRAGE resas To-. Angeles crates
Round type NZ12 g. haf crates. Round
tpe 81 - g. crates tc'ru crates
ltopl .o. hsIf crates. SAVOY i,pc 81 80
So. naf crates Red typC s. iod2 81.
To-" :. 25 SOD sacks Round type 81 o..
California and Florida nothjnr offered Old
STOCK New nfrk tO-lh sacks, Danish
far 20 good caitUlon 90 goc
CARROTS fn. Angeles crates sto1en
punches California s. fu.i3 30 Arizona.
81 50 small 60 medium SIZE 50 - 3 -
Texas haf crates. "a loren ounohes
81 80
CAULIFtoWER Canforaia pony crates
rs ana larger. s. 90 >. mostly 81 feN
CELERY : q it-inDh crates
trimmed tors Golden dozer.
IS - dpter 50 '.H3 - 90 frSor - -.
Us and 81 30 tH Pascht 80 dozen
$40 Is g. t.e.u s. b. AA.les = es.
California CUB .fa'cs Pascal . 90
LETTUCE T. crate. Iceberg type
at most. N.-s4s IAN g -
Arizona Yuma district e dozen. s. -5ut.
dozen s. TiI.rt
IENF IFq-4 'CE ON, E1'tarlse fu IN
basket 81
ROMANO LETTUCE Tesas mr. rate.
81 65 -.f75
ONIONS -u .r satRy r ~ sweet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
.CY0Lead Taken
Five

Catholic Youth Organization
boylcrs look forward today to an
other Weekend attack on the pins
at Palace Recreation The fiji
tccnth annual championship tour
nam6ut opened yesterday with ~
teams taking tho alleys Doctor
Mitchell Korbclak. Us president,
spoke for The Detroit Bowling As
ISOLATION at the brief opening
ceremonies, then threw the first
ball
T.. Y. Grove welcomed the con-
teStantS ON behalf Of tho organi-
cation. In all. 7S5 teams will have
competed when the final ball goes
down. Harry FurtonS from St.
PaulS Of Crosse Pontc went into
the lead with 2646 81. Peters
Council, Knights Of Columbus,
from s.. Paul'S is second on 2627
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Rangers Back
In First p lace

NEW YORK, Feb % GNS).-
New York Rangers went back
into the National Hockey League
lead last night whom they defeated
tho Chicago BlackhaWkS. 2 TO 2.
before l6.l3S fans IN Madison
Square Garden.
Newcomer Hub Macy formerly
with the amateur New York
RoycrS. was the hero Of the piece,
scoring the winning goal in the
last frame after the Rangers had
batilod back from a o. deficit al
tho end of the FIRST period
The victory ended a four-gamC
losing streak for the locals and
sent the Hawks down 10 their
third straight loss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Puck Ace Pulls
3rd Hat Trick

Russ Evon. Of Coca-Cola, pulled
his third hat trick OF the sea
son as has team SWanped Auto
Club, g 10 3 IN a Metropolitan
League hockey game yesterday at
olympia
EHon totalcd four goals and TWO
assists during the game His
teammatc, Hugh Liddlc, scored
three goals and two assists.
Rayl'S shared first place with
Coca-Coca after losing 10 O'Neil
Il Honner, 6-1 Goahe Lloyd
Storey, Of the winners. turned in
one Of the best nct-mndng jobs
of the season. Two fights en-
livened the game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
NEED ONE VICTORY

Whilc most NJ tto divisions have
or'y cr'ared he finals THIS week
Tho lightweight a division has
already begun and today 81 John
has only ono more team 30 down
before taking over The the coveted
third spot position in Tho pi7Non>
VIII Santa Maria and Holy
To,al That team is - Bone
DICT.
s. Jorn"CantIus won the posi-
'ion ly virtue Of tho victory which
81 ckcd oIt over s.. Jo>aphat IN
Tho last half minute of the sec
on5 overtime The game was tive
wiidos, OF 80 played IN CYO COM
petition Yesterday. Two players
were ouSted because Of fouls.
The game was decided in the
last half minute of the second
overtime when Joe Jckielek, the
hero for s. John. and Ed klazka
sank TWO buckets in succession 10
nullfy a foul shot which 81 JoSa-
phst had made a minute before
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

Lose in East

UTICA, Y Y. Feb. % Detroit
Curling Club was eliminated from
the Grand National Curling com
petition at the Utica Curling Club
Yesterday when il bowed 10 The
strong Pennington, Conn. aggre-
cation in the Mitchell Modal semi
final by the score of l. 10 :.
Detroit, making is debut in the
Grand National events here. also
lost 10 Pennington Friday in the
Allen Medal competition. 9 10 :,
IN what every one regards as the
best match Of the tourney De-
troit made an excellent showing
in the local event and gave the
veteran Pennington outfit real
battle IN botn struggles
~ IKDI1 IARMINGInN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Datrci+ Poultry

average fua 90 hens 5ts lbs and W
pc under 81 hs 25c leEhorn hens
Ibs and up 20c rock brolers. from ~
20 los pc. coarse and shaggy spr'ngers
lsc. leghorn stays 12c. CaponS Z lbs ard
up. &c under ms 25c rock springers
smooth legs. 90 ~ los &c cocks /.
H14C
EGGS Market steady current receipts
- &C. undcrErHdCs. 20 &C.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
MOScOIli.
Cue Ace.
Is Here
William Mosconi Of Wilmington.

William MoSconi of Wilmington.
Del, winner of the 1910 worh
pocket billiard championship,
open his two-day exhibition series
against James Moore. a local star.
al the Detroit Recreation Building
tonight ats o'clock.
George Hargrovc, another local
boy, will be his opponent tomor-
row at 3 p. m. Mosconl, who
boasts a high run OF 256, ran out
nine championship games OF l2o
points in one inning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Scratches
Bv I nitrd Press
lflALEAH PARK

HlALEAH PARK
Track fast
First Race The Watch. Risapds,
B0rue INN Richard
second Race Anorheies, Young County.
Grandeur Trace Roy
Trri Race Ga> che. Moonarr',
IltrIVfA,h
Fourth Race Perfect Rh,me prima
Do1r1 SN.rtstop Reamy. Donna Lcona.
B.,Fle Ip Cfri.
Fl1h- Race T,c Nudge Hshborourh
S,N'1 Race strorL Am. Roya' Man.
seventh Race Four Eyes Multitude,
2 rrH.e.UlcUf.
-n,t-Hare Wee SCOT. lnscoequeI
Laura Lyon. Warning witch
OAK AVS PARK
IrI.. siNsHt
Tf' Rio Hrp p~Dnti
r#..aI Race tu,uu8 Bolu'c
Third Rare Valley R0t Wcueslev
Fourth if,r r.1tNrl WbIOhRfrs
Cn Es"p Ncrlc. frf0H' Ba' Here
t-,h ra.e reen..,. Ou- Mat Ru-
"r. H.nN H.r"e. Rod Moon Miss
.I.-...,f.
seventh Race Jack Vcnnie
Far'h Race our Wlac Eecoa,na.
Gusrl -maps fasy Corr Brouer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Metal Markets

NEW YORK Fcr Il COPPER price held
finn ~ l. cents a prur4 delivered Con
uesurut Valiry. and II cents pound.
fas Sew YORK for export material
Lead and zine markell -tiR.-hanfrf
both az ~ conditions and prices with
lead ~ $50 cents pound New York and
q Is cen's = pound - ! owls Zinc prize
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
200 MILES FOR MEET

Sons OF the Veterans Junior
Rifle Club Of Wyandotte sponsored
by the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 1886. Will travel 200 miles to-.
morrow 10 Alliance, O.. to take on
the crack team from the Alliance
VIEW post.
The Wyandotte team, entered in
the Hearst matches. has taken on
some of the best in the state in
preparation for this competition.
II am members are Herman
Bruce. Leo BuShroc. Virgil Bush
roe. Manly EyleS, Jack Deliz. Joe
Deliz. Searle Hardy, Ralph Ores
Sor. Hubert Mcnzer. Howard Men
ger, Clayton Mcneil Edward Nc
Neil, Glen Lute, Bill Manorc.
Robert LeClair. RuSSei PriSkorn.
Robert Pri>korn Kenneth PrlS-
korn Alph Roaumc David True
man, Edward SobieSki and Chester
Hardy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Three Leaders
Change in $50

Changes in each Of the fivo-man
doubles. and singles are 10 be
noted today IN the annual $50
tourn ament al Chcne- Tromhlcy
Pecreation Lee Roberts. Sos is
high IN singles MarScl Niacnno
and Larry BeSSIngcr made l246
good in doubles East Side Sports
arc up in the five-man with 2s06
Bruno konieCIny. with Gil. anc
J Joseph Skoniec2ny'S 6l2 were
prominent IN East Sides climb
Norbert XakenS had top single
game Of 26S.
Kenneth Rayncr and Thomas
Gull made fifth in doubles on ll6S
Tho c.avJtrc..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

BLACK COCKER SPANIEL. Iret., t-OsG
Reward 20 Nortr Highland PARA fni-
verslty 3-50il
LOST Nurses black leather Instrument
case Ia Ce-lisrper restaurant Co-
lumbia 1900 Reward
LOST BLACK. WILT. NEr TN% OLLIE
Liberal reward. Te'cp' .rr NcaruaIu ifts 'y
REDBONE coon Il hunting pus-tS.x
months, AZ pounds Reward Townsend
s-9ss7.
wRlsTwATCH- LADS gnr I10r :"
sweep second haNt "rceTs' q
ward columbia 0slH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
CYO Cage Scores
alN.. = mtANNMIl.ml

GAS lNNWTtGH1
tI'. % ...h I-.f .' Irr.
len ...8t.r 80 santa Na.a
I'D DIVISION 1 .,lt.t..I.
H p. a. zoos. 90 Apostle
'ts~~ IG0HINI iGHI
ra. -
CIN~N ~ NNbWIIGHI
f.rF .f. I.f.|. t-.'r.-t
.s..r $50 tr'N.'s tI Nn'It'. .
Irar t..uf 80 Margaret N1 ed.
fa .......t i..rfe. &c. .' hfrarf
H.r-..af.U 80 a' Charles 49,
vl-I., 81 Ns. tt-Il...
ia .. 80. sweetest IrHr ..
.I.
Hr lrelH' Asl.r-.s o.. Nt
.t t.
".t. .f H.' .t
~ H' aaf1.r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

SUTTON q SOS
iIf; TRCMRrLL AVE TEMPLE 2'ipo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
No One More Beloved

Saw Mrs. II. Arthur Bull
looking so young and pretty in
a red dress. II pays 10 have a
smile always ready and cordial
greeting. We know OF no one
more beloved than Mrs. Bull
There was a pretty sight for
every one al the Little Club the
other night when Mrs. Richard
Joy brought her grandchildren
in for supper. She looked far
too young 10 be a grandmother
and she was having just as
good a time as the youngSterS--
wlping their mouths and their
noses quite impartially.
Perhaps this war was neces-
Sary 20 bring back our real
American spirit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Bathricks TO Visit Fields

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald u. Bath
rick of Washington are expected
To spend the weekend in Bir-
mingham as the guests OF MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Barr Field OF
Westwood drive. The Bathricks
are former residents Of Puritan
road.
Another former Birmingham
resident who will be a visitor in
Detroit this weekend is Mrs.
Fletcher y. Richards Of Green
wieh, Conn, who is visiting her
mother.
Mrs. Waldemar A. P. John
and her daughter, Constance, OF
footing lane were hostesses at
luncheon this noon at Bloomfield
Hills Country Club honoring
Caroline Holt, whose marriage
to Harry M. Kelsey will take
place Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Introducing

ELIZABETH DRAKE born November II 10 Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Thompson Garrison elizabeth Drake)
MICHAEL WILLIAM SLATTERY =. born November Is
10 Mr. and Mrs William Sattery Phyllis Duquette).
MICHAEL JOSEPH PUIRTELL. -. born November il to
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Purtell CThelma Cobb.
ROBERT MICHAEL WAGNER born November II
10 Mr. and Mrs Robert NJ. Wagner phyllis Roberts,
ROBERT ESfMoNN WESTFALL. . born November IA
70 Mr. and Mrs Robert Barton Wesdal Rosemary Smith
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Mrs. Peters in West

Mrs Albert Peters and her
grandson, Peter Clark, left this
week for Beverly Hills, Cal,
where they have taken a house
for the winter.
Peters parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rex ,Scripps Clark OF Abby road.
will leave next week TO join
them there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Coryell
have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Margaret
Alice, 10 Carl Theodore Larson,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Larson Of Calendar, Ia
Both young people are attend
ing the University of Iowa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Mrs. Day Visits Mother

Mrs. Vance II. Day Of Fairfax
road is in Lawrence, Kan, visit
ing her mother. Mrs. S. w. At
kinSon.
Mrs. II. y. Hatch Jr. is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. r. Harrell Of Berwyn road.
She came from Stockton, Cal,
with her infant son TO stay in
birmingham while her husband
is away on military duty,
HosteSSes at the annual meet
ing Of the Birmingham Musicale
Monday evening at the Com
munity House were Mrs.
Thomas G. CORN. Mrs. Dorothy
Kemp Roosevelt. Mrs. Helen
Wagner Neff and Mrs. Ray +.
Woofenden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul F.. Minsel
Harriet Earle) announce the
birth Of a son. Paul +. Minsel
Jr. on November s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
The Dorager's DoggereL:
Back to Their Kitchens
Our Housekeepers Go

VOW out come { their
" cook books.
And white hands are
burned,
Some dishes are praised and
Others are SpuTned.
DUT they're CHEEKY and
ID smiling
It's right good 70 see
That MOTHER is cooking
For her family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Birmingham
Doll 7 ca Set
For Dec. 4

BIRMINGHAM, Nov. q.
CT. ANNE'S GUILD of st.
- James Church will give the
annual doll tea this year on
December 4 at the heme of Mrs.
F. w. Brede Jr. IN Lakeside
drive.
Mrs. Robert F. C. Copeland is
general chairman and will be
assisted by Mrs. Bruce Van
DHsan.
Mrs. Frank r. Pierce will have
charge of the tea and Mrs. Clyde
l.. Hage1nan of the decorations.
Mrs. Samuel f. Gawne will be
in charge Of the finances with
the assistance Of Mrs. Palmer
T.. Shelton.
Mrs. Waldemar a. p John
and Mrs. II. G. Strong are ham
ding publicity.
Heads Of the several commit
tees working under Mrs. Cope
land include
hFSDAhES
Hammond n Baker Muir W Land
Pred NJ DorriE Y. r. Robinson
NJ n. Robh q. A. Luckenbsch
Bruce Van Dusan o y. Pearson
Donald u. Nimmo Edward \. Codner
Charles Barr Field
1t. and Mrs. Arthur J. Brandt
of Evansville, Ind, spent last
week END in Birmingham, where
they divided their time between
the homes of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Milo II. Crawford. and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Brandt OF
Kennesaw avenue
The senior Brandts, accom-
panied by their son Jim and
Mary Bartender of Crosse
Pointe, left Thursday for Char
louisville. Va. TO spend the week
end with Dick Brandt. who is a
student at the University OF
Virginia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Dashes TO New York

Mrs. Thomas II. Simpso n
made another dash off 10 New
York-partly on business, partly
on pleasure bent. She expects
70 come back this week. and also
expects 10 see her sister, Mrs.
Gilbert Lee. who is lingering on
in the big city.
Mrs. Henry B. JOY had a
women's dinner on the twentieth
At her home in Lake Shore road
and on the seventeenth there
was q women's subscription din
ner at the Little Club
Met Bill Delbridge the other
night-home for q few days fur
Tough. looking very handsome in
his uniform-also saw little Mrs.
Fred Standish who for the time
being. is back in Detroit while
Lieutenant StandiSh tries to
find a roof for their heads out
in his new station in Kansas.
She Simply Runs
We do not believe that Mrs.
Dwyer Kinnucan ever walks.
She Just runs. She says she has
10, trying TO keep up to herself.
Saw Charlie Grouse burning
leaves in front of his house in
Cadieux road. The smoke made
him cry and the wind made his
face red-but somehow, he still
managed 10 look handsome.
Ted Grace (senior)-has an
article on future motor cars in
a current magazine Edward
Macauley HAS one now-almoSt
like the illustration--it makes
one wonder how close the future
is-at any rate Ed. looks ter
ribly smart and the future prom
iSeS well.
II always Is a pretty sight to
see fathers out walking with
their little daughters and within
two blocks Of each other. we no
ticed George Schenck with his
three little girls. and then Hale
Sattley with three Of his. Nice
American family stuff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

IL our cPc4S SN'
Their knowledge of cooking
Their families 10 show.
uTORRIED and anxious
w Their prestige 10
hold.
They've forgotten these
years
Cooking secrets of old.
81 had forgotten what fun II
Il TO cook" said one az our so
ciety matrons the 9th CT day.
'Now that I cannot get a cook.
1 find IL is fun 10 try again the
old recipes i used 10 make when
we first began housekeeping.
John goes 20 market for me and
cook. We really are getting .
big kick out of IL. even made
drop cakes last night and we
could EAT them
Talking Of men doing the mar
keting. we met in the cash and
carry store, a puzzled gentleman
who lives in the Lake Shore
road in a huge house.
SAY he began. please ten
me what II the difference be-
tween q flank steak and
planked steak ."
Said the butcher:
'You car plank flank. II you
wish"
Said facetiouS shopper:
'T have seen some TANKS L
would like TO plank"
We didn't listen further. But
YOU all know that tall cookbook
ing man.
How TO Fold Eees7
We met brio de who an
nounced anXiouSly:
They ought To get out n die
tionary for cook books. How on
earth does one FOLD EGGS?"
And there's young mother
living down in Hubbard avenue
who SAYS she never realized be-
fore how confirming a confine-
ment is.
Not very much doing socially.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Waldo had
an informal buffet supper Sun
day night and another informal
get-together was at the John
Mcneil Burnses' residence IN
Colonial avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

PART 3, PAGE 8
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-02
Omaha HorSemen Form
Patrol To Aid Defense

OMAHA, Neb.-INS - Omaha
horsemen, including owners of
some Of the best known stables in
the Midwest, have organized a
Paul Revere patrol" to aid de-
tense.
The decision TO organize to meet
possible war emergencies in which
mounted men might be helpful was
reached at meeting OF Ave horse
men, John Brecht, John ]. Hanig.
hen, A. C. Billings. Jesse L. Thur.
mond and DR.. Charles +. Moon.
Dr. Moon, in letter to Defense
Chairman J. f. Davidson. said A
rapid count indicated that 149
choice mounts were available.
In all probability many othe-
mounts can-be added after an ef-
Tort Is made TO ferret them out"
DR.. Moon said. we could. IL neces.
sary. do guard duty. patrol work.
messenger service, traffic direction.
and be available in case OF FIRE
not or any other disaster"
Davidson admitted the possibili.
~ OF circumstances arising where
horses and riders would be neces.
sary. and referred the offer TO
chairman Of various subcommit.
tees. a similar group recently was
Organized in Indiana. Dr. Moon
said.