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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Trust Operator

The safe way is 10 60 10 a
good shop and leave the whole
operation TO the hairdreSScr.
Let him know what you like
and he will not cut Off too much
While we know that permanent
waves are now so beautifully
done there is little need foT
much preparation there is Al
ways the neglected hair that
yt1OIIfd bp -rpC0ndiffoned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Fillina

Filling
4 tablespoons sugar
2 teaspoons cinnamon
2. cup broken walnut meats
!. cup chopped, candied fruit
peel.
Combine ingredients. Mix thor
oughly and spread over dough.
Toll House Cookies
! cup shortening
= cup strained honey
3, cup maple syrup
? eggs, beaten
cups sifted AoHr
teaspoon salt
l teaspoon soda
] cup chopped nuts
2 7-oz. pkgs. semlsweet choco-
late bits
teaspoon vanilla.
Cream shortening and add
honey. maple syrup and eggs.
Sift dry ingredients together and
add 10 first mixture. Stir in nuts,
chocolate and vanilla. Bake in
moderate oven $3.50 degrees
from Is 10 20 minutes. Makes
100 cookies.
Dutch Cabbage
v..od;,,,,, e;,o Lo,l o,kk,ro
beaten eggs
! tablespoon melted butter
y teaspoon salt
Pepper
"a cup filed milk.
Shred cabbage and cook rap
idly until tender about 10 MIN
uteS. Com bine with other
ingredients. fuTT1 into Il creased
casserole. Bake in 375-degree
oven for about Is minutes until
lightly Drowned. Will serve six.
Spicy MoIasses Cake
% cups sifted all-purpose -four
teaspoons all-phosphate bak-
AiS lNfNh'A
Il teaspoon salt
teaspoon cinnamon
teaspoon mace
= teaspoon cloves
y cup shortening
2 eggs
] = cups molasscS
y cup milk.
Sift flour, baking powder, salt
and spices together. Cream
shortening and add unbeaten
eggs one at a time. stirring well
after each addition. Add mo-
lasses and blend. Stir in sifted
dry ingredients alternately with
milk.
Bake in CREASED 9-inch layer
cake pans in moderate oven $3.50
degrees 25 10 30 minutes. Cool
and frost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Nobody Likes Him
Harry Raskiu, Trainer, Recalls Lew jenkins
Be ptism as Fiehter-for Dollars
BY CLAYTON HELPER

lie handled Lew Jenkins in the
first fight of his whirlwind career
and he'll be in his corner again ;
week from tonigh when th'
Sweet Swatter from SweetWater
Tex. meets Carmen Notch in thu
Arena Gardens outdoor bowl.
The he in this case is Harr,
Raskin, who has done consider
able travelling while occupied will
the sour science, both as a fightei
and trainer.
at was down in Dallas that
he had his baptism, and l mean
baptism" Harry recalled yester-
day as he gave the former light
weig n [ champion a rundown
after his initial workout.
HE was just a skinny feath-
erweight and still n soldier. He
was stranded and needed the
wherewithal 10 get back 10 Fort
Bliss, i'm FL PasO. 30 he bugged
Mrs. Griffin into putting him on
the card.
"Mrs. Griffin's the wife Of
Dandy Dick and was instrument
tai in legaliZing boxing In Texas.
She felt sorry for the kid, but
Dick threw him 10 the wolves.
FIGURED WRONG
"They matched him with Gull
len Williams in a fOur-rOunder.
Williams was the state light
weight c h mpiOn and also
claimed the junior lightweight
championship. He figured TO
shellack Lew In n hurry.
"But he didn't figure with
Jenkins. The red headed Kid
took all he had 10 Offer-he
never was much defenslvely -
hut came right back TO win the
decision. And he stole the show.
I'll never forget that fight.
After the first round the Kid
came back 10 the corner and,
instead of sitting down on the
stool, stepped up on II so he
could sit on the post. He did II
after every round and the crowd
really went for him.
How much did ne get for thai
first fight?
NOT MUCH SUGAR
"WelI. he got four dollars and
I got a buck of that. But you
don't need To mention that"
RaSkin replied.
ut was enough ia get him
back TO Fort Bliss, though. and
we didn't hear from him again
for a couple Of years. He came
back then and started his climb
10 the title-but that's another
story"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Shut Out.WhirIawey Duel in Offinq

Victory Travers Stakes Saratoga The
the earnings the Greenree colt to S2538 enabling
him pass records of Man War and Extemnaor and
the select circle of the top 20 money winners of all time
that isn't indication enough Belmont Park officials
going hudde with Mrs Payne Whitney. of
Shut and Warren Wright Whirlaways master to if
put between these outstanding
speedsters at the end of the
Tentative plans call for purse Of $4,000. And if the
Equpoise Whirlaway this he'll
have taken long toward surprising the Calumet Comet
addition materially bosering his earnings.
Belmont Park incidentally, isn't taking this match
sight speak Officials there have already staged
such affair the duel between Asab Requested last
in which the namesake of Mrs SABBATH concusivey demon
srated his right the rating of wonder horse of the year
Not quite wonderful this Alsab is nevertheless
rounding shape again and be added against
Shut Out and Whrlawa FOUNDERS the Irish bred also
may be included in the field
The interest however will be cenered chal-
enge Whirlaway and his bid for Immortality 3year-
old champion through the cycle will have been completed
and another great record pushed into the discard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
PROOF OF DEVIOUSNESS OF FIGHT GAME

In no land do people digest superaves we'll as
In the sports realm.
Records gasp and declare 10 each other
that never again will such performance equaed In
time al all the record in the ash
Heroes are raised TO lofty pinnacle. is universally
agreed that the high been reached Experts
quick superman You informed that never
will the sports world his equal again.
And then-alas and alack-along the star to make
you forget him,
Seabiscut al.time money-winnng mark. When he
did Of Sun Besus into the discard
There's all the boys pin their hatbands,'
Il agreed.
Hardly had Seabiscuts record-making feat been given
acknowledgement the sports historians than long
tailed shooting named Whraway appeared the
the WhiTlaways second year Of racing he had
S349661 winnings This year him eclipse Sea-
biscuits record.
This really will stick for and years. II agreed
And now comes Shut Out the 3yearoid champion
Barring injuries hope that racing continue
throughout Shut looms challenger for
the all-time money winning mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
BOB TALES
BY BOB MURPHY
.e.- Sports Editor ~

Reeo-ds Are Made. Fans There Is Seobiscuit
Gssp-The0 They Fail WhirIa~ay and Nov
10 ss+ Very Lono Shut Out threatens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Briggs, Neil los
Meet in Feature
OF SoftbdII Card

Briggs Bombers, defending Class
A mems champion in the Metro
politan Detroit softball tourna-
ment. will continue its 1912 bid
for the PepSt-Cofa award, emble-
matte of the championship and
the right 10 again represent De-
troit in the world championship
games here September 1920,
when il meets O'Neil e. Hoffner
in the feature attraction in Mack
Park tonight.
The tournament program is con-
fined TO Mack Park tonight with
three Class A mems games.
TONIGHT'S PROGRAM
At MACK PARK
T:OO-Drafties VS.. Frushsgf "a men
si5@BrisEs Bombsrs vs.. Omen 4
Hoffner "a mem
s5O-our Lady OF Help Va. J J. Sports
V" ~ At ROOSEVELT No.
TOO rdhurst vs., 81. Benedict C
mem.
TOO Bender vs.. Junior Bomoers Ouniol
mem.
FRIDAY NIGHTS SCHEDULE
At MACK PARK
T.OO-Local $50 vs.. Zenith i0f "a men
loser elminatedl.
s:15-Penn Club vs.. Hudson A. A. No
2 "a mem.
Local 400 Colds a girlsl.
AT MICHIGAN kI.kAII FIELD
7.OO-LQser Michigan Alkali-Locsl so'
vs.. loser X-L-o-Timken "a men lose
virs. vs.. Crosse lie Naval Bas
O-Grandmon, Rec vs.. shsnn Bslr,
| "a men-loSer eliminated,
AT ALLEN PARK
T.3O-GeOrEe NeStor We. Tri.N-Ciub a
men-ioser eliminated)
s:OO-Americans vs. Allen Park "a mem
At CARSEN FIELD No.
7.00-G. F. Cardinals W.. u. s. Eagle
AT IITTLEFIELD No. 7
: 100 Atkinson Gulf vs.. Precious B'oo
&C mem.
100 Metropolitan club VS. Dearborn
Tigers Junior mem.
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
CLASS
Naval Armorv 5. Kowalsk 4
Local No. 2, Hudson Police o.
xL-o & Thinker
Arthurs 3 Green Hornets O
Michigan AikAh 5. Lincoln 900 Z.
CLASS
Murray , Nerheyden
Local al J Bordens 4. y. W. 7.
Boosters s, Franks q.
Anchor rs. General &
STANLEY 2 =. O Blues 2 tuel.
Evans 4 ST. Agnes ;
Mustangs T. Local ia !.
Town 3. Ascension q
GIRLS CLASS
Commands 10. WoolWorth z.
CLASS &
Acme s, Junior Bombers
JUNIOR RESULT
q L n s. Hi-Lites
AT WINDSOR Exhibition
Z Windsor Police 2, Chatham Pobcs
(nine inningJ
/ Local 400 Co Eds I. Hudson Dsfsns
. Girls o (nins innings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Carveth Gets a New Job

We've received the that Jack Carveth handling
publicity for the Lou Markowz-Jack Laken combine
staging the Lew JenknsC Notch fight from
night at the Arena Gardens.
Mr. Carveth formerly associated with promoter Nick
Londes who putting double wndup card just eight
later at Olympia.
eve got pay the coal bill this winter says Mr.
in explanation
All of which is but a small indication Of how the dafy fight
game follows its devious way in the Motor City
There possibility, however that if the goes
the Olympia card benefit by the increased
II 1t all results in moreand better-boxing here, more
to EN-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Rematth Bloomfield
AnqeIo on Mat Card

Martini Angelo and Jackie
Bloomfield will try TO strengthen
out their mat scramble of last
week in the main event of Friday
wrestling card at st. Joan of Arc
Hall. Mack and Si7-Mile roads
Referee Ted Greis was hurt IN that
bout and gave the decision 10 An.
gelo, not seeing a fall Bloomfield
should have been credited with
This led 10 the rematch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Bottles
Thrown
At Unlp

For the first time in long
while, pop bottles were spraye1
on the field at Briggs Stadium la "A
evening. They were tossed in the
direction of Quinn after the third
base umpire had ruled Trucks
bt00peT into 1eft field foul. II was
close TO the foul line The bottles
were few and did not come near
Quinn, however
Besides bagging three hits, In
Guiding a home run, York turned
in a sparkling fielding game at
first base.
Upset when he twisted his foot
in the rubber on the mound,
Trucks, with two out. lost some
OF his effectiveness and filled the;
bases in the seventh. But he
righted himself in time 10 dispose
of Denning. pinch hitter, and
prevent a score in that heat.
The Tigers will play an exhibit
ton game in Flint this evening.
returning 10 take on the Browns
al Briggs Stadium Friday. Satur-
day and Sunday. A double-header
Sunday for the Army and Navy
Relief Funds will top off the St
Louis series in grand fashion.
White will pitch for the Tigers
Friday, Benton Saturday and New
-houSer and Trout Sunday.
Iipon bagged singie-his
fourth hit in the two games IN
which the kid shortstop has
played. lie made one pretty play,
knocking down a grounder off
Macks bat back OF second, andj
saved a run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Don Meade Is Chosen
To Ride Joe BURGER
Photo by Times stan Photographer

CAMDEN, n. J., Aug. 20 GNS) .
Don Meade. Americas leading
rider in 1889 and 1871, will make
his New Jersey debut at Garden
State Park this Saturday, il was
announced today.
Meade, now riding at Saratoga,
has been engaged 10 ride Mrs.
Louis Lazare's Joe Burger, one Of
the favorites in the $1,000 added
Walt Whitman stakes, the feature
on Saturdays program al Garden
State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
OFT S Giants Can
Tighten Race
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
last night. 81 for their sixth
victory IN a row.
The Pittsburgh Pirates scored
eight runs on four hits in the
sixth 10 beat the Reds, 90.
Tex Hughson won his tenth
straight victory and sixteenth OF
the year as he limited the Yankees
to seven hits. giving the Red SoX
a Ga victory and an even break
in their double-header The Yam
KEGS won a 2-1 decision in the
nightcap.
Roger Wolff snapped a four
game Philadelphia losing string
and won his tenth victory as he
pitched the Athletics 10 an sc
win over the Senators last night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Trucks Registers
nth Victory
OF Season
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Psge)
turned 10 cheers last night as the
big Indian drove out three hits.
a collection that included his
nineteenth home run OF the season.
a screaming triple and a single
His homer, driven back Of the
tenth row In the lower deck of the
left field stands. came off Jim
Bagby with two mates aboard.
Ned Harris also poled a home
run. mighty explosion far up
into the upper deck OF the right
field stands II was Ned's eighth
four-ply blow of the season and
came of Tom Ferrick. who re-
placed Bagby on the mound.
There was no runner on base at
the time.
FINAL AFFAIR
II was the fifth and final twi-
light game of the year for the
Tigers and the home clubs sec
ond triumph. After losing 10 the
Red Sox, Browns and Senators,
they defeated the Athletics prior
10 last nights win
A crowd Of 9,736 paid customers
saw the Tigers whip the Indians.
For four innings Trucks pitched
hitlesS and runleSs ball and in six
innings he gave only two hits. He
struck out six batsmen, tanning
JEFF Heath three times. An error
by Pinky Higgins in the eighth
paved the way for the run that
robbed Trucks OF a Shutout
With a run in the first inning
the Tigers lost no time in swing
ing into scoring action. With one
out, Doc Cramer singled through
the box and later stole second
and continued on 10 third when
Gene DesautelS threw the ball
into center field But Doc was
nipped at the plate trying 10
score on Barney McCosky S
grounder 10 Lou Boudreau.
SCORE ON SINGLES
Barney afterward scored when
York and Higgins came through
with successive singles.
With four runs. the Tigers
nominated the third as their
biggest inning. There was one
down when Cramer singled, his
second hit of the day. Doc moved
around TO third on a two Dagger
by McCosky and then both Cramer
and McCosky scored ahead of
York's homer Higgins walked and
later scored the fourth marker
Of the frame.
First up in the eighth Boudreau
was given life at first when
Higgins let the Cleveland man.
ayers grounder slip through his
legs. Boudreau moved on TO sec
ond as Jimmy Bloodworth tossed
out Roy Weatherly and later
scored on single by Ken
keltner.
After Bagby had been lifted for
n pinch hitter. Joe Heving took
the hill for the Indians in the
Tiger half of the eighth and
Harris greeted him with his
homer. to add a superfluous run
to the Detroit total.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

Jenkins weighed 14i poun d 5
after his workout yesterday, anc
definitely is committed 10 cam
paigning as a welterweight.
Hes the next welterweight
champ" said the ever-optimistic
RaSkln.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
To Try Again

Chuck KaiSerS Oldbru Old
Timers have A return game listed
with Mt Clemens Old Timers al
Mi Clemens, September 20. Mt
Clemens won the first 23-5.
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IL ZIVOTA FEDERACIJE.

tic 1925, A. Lalic $1.00, V. Yoke 50c.,
j Krusa $1.0O B. Desnica $500, Y.
Kolaric 50c., T. Pavlovie $l.o0, NJ. Be
lie 50c., Helen Chenoweth soc, Joe
Horwath 800, A. La Fleur $500, n
Simnadic $l.OO. James fIorwath $l.oo,
T. Troha soc, C. Hundjieff 50c., c.
Milinkov 5000 Mileva Miro 800
Ukupno $3.50.
LACKAWANNA, y. Y:
Sabirna lista, broj 93s, sakupila
frances Bogdan: Srances Bogdan $2.-
90 d. Yasic $100, J. Ugliesit $l.oo,
Ch. Jonesco $l.o0, NJ. Mrdienovit 5o".,
p. Radjenovic $1.o0, n. Baljak soc. j
B. GaloviG soc. Ukupno $50.
Sabirna lista, broi $50, sakupio f..
Radjenoyit: A. Rikanovic $500, L. Ra-
dienovic $500 i J. Graovac $1.0o. l.
kupno 5000.
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"OStavka" Leon
Henderson,.

Leon Henderson, glava OPA,
dao je "ostavku' ma svoj polozaj.
Kaze Sc da je ostavka dana zbog
"zdravlja" ali je prilieno oeita
tajna da je Henderson dao ostav-
ku zbog "glavobolje" koja je dos
la kao neizbezna posledica poku-
saja da Sc osedlaju neumitni "a
koni ekonomije. Pored toga, tn su
interest pojedinih grupa kapita-
listicke klase koje je nemoguce
zadovoljiti jedno te isto vreme.
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Demokrati, oni Sc ignorisu odbi.
jaju, dok Sc dale priznanje Impe-
rijalnim Feudalistima, njihove
ambicije Sc unapredjuju. Motiv o.
vakvog drzanja jeste, sem tog sto
kapitalisti vole titule tradiciie
mrznje koju oni gale prema obic-
nom stadu, politika sile.
"Carobni" Otto jeste "Vase Ve-
licanstvo" "a one koji SUI prisust-
vovali doceku u njegovu cast
Njujorski 400" poslali SUI tom
skupu svoj dec klanajucih oboza-
vaoca. Ultramontanac, Arhibiskur
Spellman, podupire njegovu stvar
sluzeci srednjevekovne ceremonije
Il st. Patrick's Cathedral, u New
Yorku, gde sc Otto prikazuje u
svom Hapsburgskom sjaju.
Ulagivanje americkih kapitalis-
ia "a potomstvo imperijalne lini-
je. tradicionalizam priznavanje
"zdravosti" mcnarhije koje gale
"demokratski ultramontanci pri-
donasaju svoj udeo "a unapredi-
vanje prospekta ponovnog uspos-
tavljanja Hapsburgovaca ma vlast
a sve ovo Wickham Steed, britain
ski zurnalista, veil da je "dugo-
vecna negacija politicke moralno-
sti."
Monarhija jos ina da sluzi klas-
moi svrsi. Njena svrha odlazi da-
lie cd ocevidnih zamki ceremo-
mia. Prvi Svetski Rat Sc zavrsio
So razaranjem cetiri imperija, We
elm brojem kraljevina i knezevi-
ma. Ma njihovim mestima Sc u.s.
postavise republikanske Wade raz-
novrsnih stepena politicke demo
kratije. One behu klasne drzave
u kojima bese vladajuca klasa ma
vlasti kao sto bese u predjasnJlm
imperijama i monarhijama. U Ev-
ropi Sjedinjenim Drzavama veli-
XII dec kapitalistickog misljenJa
svaljuje krivicu "a haos koji je
prethodio ovom ratu kao "a sam
rat ma "nezrelost" kontinentalnog
stanovnistva "a "demokratiju.' O.
no ignorise uzrok "a haos i rat ko-
il potiee IL vladajuce klase, ono
"shvaca" da je podizanje firerske
vladavine alternative "loseg vo-
dienja" masa. Malo budnlji ele-
menti kapitalistickih krojaca pos
le-ratnih planova priznaju, ma ka-
ko da firerska vlada sluzi svrha-
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ma vladajJce klase ona poseduie
jednu nepriliku jer koncentrise
odgovornosti "a svoje akciie ma
svoju sopstvenu glavu. Kada ona
predje svoje granice, njen pad
mora neizbezno znaciti pad cele
Wade.
kraljevi ne moga gresiti.
Monarhija snabdeva nastavak
klasne vladavine. Predsednikova
apelovanja Imperatoru Japana i
kralju Italije, ljudima koji su u
cestvovali II zlocinima svoje klase,
rokazuju kojim p!&vcen vetar du-
va. Neprekidni pokusaji da Sc O.
dele cd svojih vlada militarista
Hirohito Victor Emmanuel doka-
zuju da su ocevidni pokusaji da
Sc dodje do otvora "a pregovara-
ME sa vladajucom kIasom Japana
i Italije slucaju militarne po-
bede Saveznika.
U monarhiji ministri, koji Sc iii
imenuju iii III bira parlamenat,
rrimaju odgovornost "a ratOve /
druga zla vladavine. Oni sc mogu
zameniti sa drugim ljudima il is
te klase klike - putem parlamen-
tarne prakse konstitucionalne mo-
narhije, iii putem direktne akclJe
monarha koji pozira kao nepris-
trasni arbiter medju zavadjenim
politickim silama.
Otto Won Hapsburg je sebe spre-
mio "a resenje posleratnog pro-
blema Centralne Europe. Kao pre-
tender on nije mogao gajiti nikak-
WI nadu svog uspostavljanja ma
vlast koja ne predvidja da ce ga
domaca iii strana vladajuca klasa
upotrebiti kao vrh brutalne sile
koja &c resiti problem haosa koJeg
prouzrokuje klasno drustvo. Ne
macka vladajuca klasa nije ga
smatrala vaznim, iako upotreblJa-
va nekolicinu njegove famillJe.
Austrijski podrzavaoci drustva
vladavine privatne svojine medJu-
sobno su podeleni ma pitanJu ME-
COVE upotrebe. Jedna njegova prl-
lika da stupi kraljevski biznes
lezi u njegovim "demokratsklm
podupiracima Sjedinjenih Drzava.
WEEKLY PEOPLE
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l S p r A V K A

U 81. broju, pod rubrikom "Wee-
k Y People Thanksgiving Ba-
zaar", ma sabirnoj listi, broj 962
IL Los Angeles, Calf, kreditova-
no je J. Dragici Stojanovic g.
90, da su prilozili, dok treba da
stoji S2.75. Ovim Sc ova greska
ispravlja, a drug drugarica Sto-
janovic neka nam izvinu "a poci-
menu gresku.
p. Slepcevic,
sekretar Federacije
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