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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27

equipment ~ now on the govern
ment taboo list. After MAY Is
there will be no production Of
washing machines or ironers for
home use. but you'll probably be
able to get all the replacement
parts you need TO keep your pres
ent equipment In condition. vend-
ing machine production. now par
TALLY curtailed, will cease even
sooner april 30l. So. no more
juke boxes or peanut machines
one war shortage that a great
many people may not mind.
ASPARAGUS skY-RoCKETs
Asparagus. bed ticking and rub
Der drug sundries were all in the
price news last week. Canned
asparagus has skyrocketed 40 in
price that the Army Is threaten
ing not to buy il. and consumers
are also being urged TO substi-
tute other vegetables until the
price returns TO normal The
Quartermaster Corps is going to
ask for bids for a million-and-a-
half mattresses. 10 in this case
the government arranged to stabi-
lie prices first. Manufacturers of
bed ticking have agreed to price
regulation no that civilian buyers
will be protected. And makers of
rubber drug sundries, including
essential hospital and medical
items. have been asked not to
raise prices above those of March
/. The War Production Board has
allotted supply of crude rubber
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27

wives will begin to meet 1t per-
sonally. We need every bit Of
glycerine for explosives. and a new
order prohibits the use Of cocoa
nut oil and other oils with a high
glyeerine content for margarine,
shortening and cooking fat. Use
of these oils is also restricted in
ap-making TO rs per cent of the
use in 1a4i. However. there will
still he plenty Of soap. And for
shortening there's corn and other
vegetable oil, and our record pork
or crop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
GLycERINE SHORTAGE

The glycerine problem has
popped up again, and soon house
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Music a la King
0nF riday,SundaY
Colemon's Bond
Saturday Night

Devoteez Of the dance VII wei
come me forthcoming week enc
AZ the Century ballroom where
they have something bit dif-
ferent in store FOR them with Dave
Coleman snd ms orchestra supply
inr music FOR the Saturday night
fans.
Meanwhile. Friday night Il VIII
be the rhythms Of Jan King ana
his Music 4 IA King King and
his orchestra are featuring the
voice Of lovely Connie Stevens.
newest addition 10 the "a Ia King
band. which viii return from their
Saturday night stand in time for
the Sunday evening dance.
To PLAY In Rose City
According to latest reports from
the King headquarters. he and
his performers win be navigating
course in the direction OF Port
land for a one night stand at
popular Jantzen beach and from
there they win 90 to Aberdeen 10
produce their own brand Of i've
for the benefit Of those in that
city. Although proving strenuous
work. Kings road tour through
the Evergreen state has been sue
eessful. performing before large
crowds wherever ne has dropped
anchor.
IT'S still in the future but
latest reports have Il that Jack
/ Teagardon and his orchestra have
been booked for the Century. The
reason that Tacomsns have not
seen many of the name" bands
during the mast few months can
be credited TO 50 MANY musicians
Joining Uncle Sans armed forces
for the duration. With so few
orchestras left. It has been diff
ficult to plan on appearing in q
certain spot at n designated time,
Uncle Sam having stepped in and
taken PLAYER which raises havoc
with all well formed bands.
Good Bands Scarce
The few bands left intact are
either under contract 10 large
firms for advertising purposes or
are booked for months to come.
Jan King has been an exception
| TO the rule He can't get the or
chestras that he would like any
sooner than other promoters in
this country. King did promise,
however. that RS soon as was
possible the swing addicts would
! he able IN dance 10 their hearts
desire with as many of the famous
bands IA is possible
] rN=t teH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27

kUbBkk HEEL STAMPEDE
There's been q stampede In the
rubber-heel supply. And all un-
necessarily. II Ia true that crude
rubber 10 banned for heels. but
reclaimed rubber Ia still available.
You may even be wearing heels Of
reclaimed rubber right now be-
cause IL has been used for this
purpose for some time.
No NEW WASH MACHINES
Not that II comes a. much Of
. surprise. but domestic laundry
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Mrs. America
Meets the War

kanort >cfr-as- toaehe< This
information prepared
Wood again having day
ZION OF which
articles used the places
made Of wood During the Of these articles will be
made completely wood
eampes Bowls ladies'
mirror frames kitchen
serving mail baskets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Hill for Drafting Men to Guard
Northwest's Forests From Fires

actually called for active duty Be
drafted for the forest protection
..rvice meanwhile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
CONSERVE RADIO. TOO

Now Ia the time to start con-
serving your radio. II may have
to last much longer than you had
planned. No one but trained
radio mechanic should tinker with
its insides. but there are some
simple rules OF external care that
Mrs. America should learn. First.
leave at least an inch between the
wall and cabinet; free circulation
of air is needed to prevent tubes.
transformers. and resisters from
overheating. See that the plug
fits firmly into the wall socket
and that the wires are intact.
Check aerial and ground wires TO
determine whether they are broken
in any place by rubbing against
other wires or trees or metals
twarning. do not use a gas pipe
as rroundl. Also, If you have an
outside aerial. be sure that il is
equipped with Tightening arrest
er; even small static discharges"
may otherwise ruin n set.
Great nvatfaft, 49,
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and latex specifically for these
items because of their essential
nature.
TIPS ON BUYING MEAT
The government goes TO a great
deal of trouble to help housewives
buy food wisely. yet most cooks
don't take advantage of the in
formation available. DO you know
how to buy beef. for instance. by
government grade The govern
ment provides experts to grade the
meat while IL Ia still at the pack
ing plant. This is done for the ex-
press benefit of consumers To help
them get their moneys worth. All
meat. however. is not graded. II
10 done only at the request OF the
wholesaler.
There are seven grades of beef.
The first, Prime, is limited be-
cause II In in high demand by ex-
elusive hotels. restaurants and
clubs, and the last two. Cutter and
Gamer. are seldom sold at retail.
The grades you should he
thoroughly familiar with then. are
the four IN between: Choice. Good,
Commercial and Utility. These
grade names are marked on the
beef with rollers so that they ap-
pear on all the principal cuts. You
perhaps are already familiar with
the round ~. s." stamp on all
meat. but this In not a grade
stamp. II means merely that the
meat was federally inspected and
passed as wholesome food. Incl
dentally, the purple stamping fluid
Ii a pure vegetable compound, en-
tirely harmless. and the imprint
usually disappears when the meat
Ia cooked
NO TRAVEL AS USUAL"
You may not be able to take
your vacation at the same old
time this year. or even 60 where
you had planned. Americans are
being asked to cut down non
essential travel voluntarily. The
government does not now con-
template travel rationing. But be-
cause railroads and bus lines can
not get the new equipment they
need to carry both military and
regular traffic, they will he un-
able to handle all civilian demands
AT all times. One of the best so
buttons in to stsgrer vacations over
the entire year. But whenever you
do take your vacation. or even q
short trip. check first with your
ticket agent to avoid disappoint-
ment. Definitely. there is no more
travel as usual"
BE CAMERA CAREFUL
The next time you get your
camera nicely focused on an anti
aircraft gun. switch IL to a rhode.
dendron instead. Amateur photog'
raphers. among them many Mrs
Americas. are being asked by Di'
rector of Censorship Byron Price
10 help keep vital information
from the enemy. Even private do
nestle circulation OF pictures o.
such things as Notifications. air
ports. troop transports. and equip
ment for the armed forces can do
harm. Pictures that appear II
newspapers. magazines and news
reels. on the other hand. normal,
have been government approved
and checked to make sure the'
contain no details which tn
enemy might like TO see.
lGLYCERINE SHORTAGE
The glycerine problem hs
popped up again, ami soon house
i
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27

Your postmaster can tell YOU
how 10 invest in U s. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27

Great Britain ranks ninth m the
number OF telephones per 100 of
population, among countries con-
tanning more than 100000 tele-
phones.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05
Mass. Mutual Ins.

Hurdley 464, Signor 40, Begole
l54, Wallace 526, Williamson sos;
totals, 765, $50, S27, 2iS1.
Honddnn ~ arduyara
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05
Sports Roundup

Chcago-Dspper As will begin the defense
bowling title today against Johnny Grim
Detroit match Fifteen games viii be boWled
the winner will he decided on to-
hundred other will bowl in elimination tourna
the Da!Crimmns struggle
Deo-aph exploded the seyeneenme
champion the world billiard title Friday
he players table his match with Erwin Rudolph and
finally he penazed balls for his absence Green
and deliberately hit the cut ball with his cue TO scratch
This drew another penalty Rudolph then for Geeneats NTH
defeat
Miami Johnny Evanston. H. the 1888 winner
chip eighteenth hole Friday complete
veunderpar take the halfway lead with 1856 in the
tournament The first day pacesetter Ben
Loving Springfield Mass added y to his opening IS for third
place tie.
Ann Arbor-nvers Of Mchgans hockey opens
against the London ton) A. c at Ann Arbor.
Chicago obtained Shorsop Eddie
Eddie Jost Pitcher Nate
Andrews and cash the first and perhaps only major league
trade the baseball meetings which ended Friday
Lansing l. Forsyhe Arbor president member
Michigan High Athletic Council for the last Is
Friday Athletic Associations
meeting by A. Senior Benton Harbor
president Rouge of the council
Bay city YMCA 1925 Friday
Dale OF Alma led scoring with nine points
Msteo. CafAP- Jockey Fritz H. Becker 20 is awaiting
charge that he used electric buzzer
speed his the Bay Meadow complaint
filed against the rider accusing him OF violating
which makes felony stimulate horse electrical
triyance
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05

Coming from behind I'm the fourth
quarter 10 score - points to their
opponents five, Ypsilanti High
Braves Friday night IN the local
gymnasium forced their game with
Birmingham into overtime only to
lose 27-2G by the point system when
the score was still tied, 1926, ar
ter the extra period.
The point system provides that
IN case of a tie after one overtime
the winner shall be determined by
awarding five points for the most
field goals. four for the least num-
Der of fouls and three points tor
the best percentage Of free throws.
The team with the best showing
in this system is awarded the one
point necessary for victory. In
points, Birmingham outscored Npsl-
lanti S. to win.
Birmingham had II field goals 10
Ypsilanti's 10. Ypsilanu had only
seyer fouls 10 Birmingham's 10
bu. Birmingham made four of eight
free throws while Ypsilauti made
six of Il.
Birmingham led all the way eX-
cept the two times they were tied.
Their largest lead was by seven
points in the third quarter
Conceding height to their oppo-
nents, the Braves fought stubborn
battle that brought the fans to
their feet in the final quarter when
the local cagers tied the score with
one minute left
In the opening game Of the sea-
son. Coach Larry HutChison start
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05
Brave Casers Lose Overtime Game
Fourth Quarter

O'Hara scored from the side Hop
hins counted from under the bas-
ket. Miller rebounded to score. o.
Hara made a pivot shot and Bower
followed with score from under
the basket on a pass to make the
score Birmingham 81, Ypsllanti 20.
Hopkins broke loose for a short has
ket and later added a free throw as
birmingham dew away 2i-20.
Bower scored set shot and Moi
felt rebOunded TO tie. 2i-24 with a
minute left. However, neither team
could score and the game went into
overtime.
In the overtime, Steelman made a
one handler from the corner but
Meyer retaliated with basket and
the game ended on the point sys-
tenn, Birmingham was awarded the
contest, 2I-26.
The birmingham second team de
feated Ypsilanti seconds Az in an
unusual preliminary contest that
saw Guard John Wynn of Ypsilanti
score a basket in the middle OF the
fourth quarter to prevent a shut
out.
The Birmingham squad lowered
over the Brave seconds like Goliath
over David and the visitors con
trolled the ball
Besides Wynn who scored the
second teams two points, other
players were: Herbst, Nourlitis.
Helyy, Wills, Binder, Burrell, NJ.
O'Hara, Pho. McCallister, Bennett,
Powers, Dawson. Wynn, Gaudy and
Bell.
Forward Little and Center Moody
Of Birmingham led the visiting sec
ouds. each with IS points. Larsen
and White each had eight and John
son five. There were no substitutes
and when White made his fourth
towards the end Of the game. only
four Birmingham players finished
the contest.
The box score.
l0TA
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05
Game Awarded to Birmingham
on Point System After Tie

cd A lineup composed OF Captain
Eyart Meyer and Patrick O'Hara a,
forwards, James Miller, center. and
Robert Moffett and Mickey Rober-
son, guards. Sophomore Robertson
played in his first iuterscholastic
game.
The only two local substitutes,
Kenneth Stroll and Robert Bower,
scored at crucial moments.
The first team game:
First Quarter
Hopkins made a short pivot shot.
Moffett sank free throw Steel
man scored from the side on a pass.
Peterson made his own rebound.
stroll and Meyer each made sin
gle free throw. Zoellin scored from
under the basket. Birmingham 5,
Ypsilauti 2.
Second Quarter
stroll made two free throws.
Ioellin scored free throw. Hop
kius made a basket from the side.
Meyer deposited short one-hand-
err. Steelman banked a one handler
as Birmingham continued TO lead.
1871. Miller made short shot from
the side. Zoellin rang up a free
throw. Birmingham, "A, Ypsilanti
..
Third Quarter
Steelman made a medium long
set shot. stroll registered from the
side and later added free throw.
Hopkins scored a free throw and
Murray made a side basket. Bir-
mingham 10, Ypsilanti IL.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05
Ypsilanti BOWling Scores

l42. Randall 1926, McKinstry 5Sl,
totals, 90T. $40, 14S7, 1884.
Iroian
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05


Referee. James Balten, River Rouge
Mail Christmas Parcels Early
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PARENTS DUTY
Detroit, Mich, Dec. 5-A parent 5
duty is a parents duty. and George
Kelsey, Lansing, didn't let his so
years deter him. When Melvin Bea'
gle, SO, brought Hazel Media, so,
Kelsey's daughter, home in the wee
hours Friday morning, Kelsey
raped the daughters swain over
the head with a poker so vigorously
it took an inhalator squad 10 min
utes to revive him, police said. Bea-
gle said he had been going steady
with Hazel for 10 years, but tina
Kelsey objected when they got home
late.
Mail Christmas Parcels Early
Buy Bonds
LAREDO. Tex.-INS-Wayne Ed
ward Banning, charged with kill
ing Mrs. Dorsi Munt in Detroit,
Mich. was TO be turned over To
officers OF that city today II they
arrive as expected.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05
Christmas Parcels
Buy Bonds
PARENTS Duty

TUpTIt, VtVT g VIIII, F777''17'
Referee. James Balten, River Rouge
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05
Ypsilanti (26)

ONalo 70 a
One point awarded to Birming-
am after overtime.
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Mail Christmas Parcels Early
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CARP DINNER PLANNED

Detroit, Mich, Dec. 5--December
II carp dinner is planned at Mich
igan state College and il it is sue
cessful il may mean new profits for
Nichigan's commercial fishermen.
The carp will be served by MISC
home economists who have been
seeking methods OF preparing Great
Lakes coarse fish in tasty fash
ion. Attending the dinner will be
college and Department OF Conser-
yation officials, Claude Yerduin, OF
Grand Haven, secretary of the Mich.
igan Fish Producers Association,
aud representatives OF the Federal
Fish and wild Life Division.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05
No Finals For
Prep Cagers
By STANLEY

Lansing, Dec. 5--AP-Michigan's
most colorful winter spectacle, the
State Basketball Championships at
Michigan State College, has be.
come a war casualty but the STATE
High School Athletic Association
still is planning tournament COM
petition on a modified scale 20
cope with travel restrictions.
A plan was approved calling for
local cage meets and possible 10
cal-sectional' tournaments Tor
winners Of first-round competition.
II was suggested that title compe-
tition be staged for the northern
half of the Lower Peninsula and
for eastern and southern halves
Of the southern Lower Peninsula.
The council said that great dist
ances between competing schools
posed a special problem" for the
Upper Peninsula and left the tour
nament program there to be con-
sidered by the Upper Peninsula
Athletic Committee.
A special tournament commit
tee will be appointed to arrange
the modified tournament plan In
the Lower Peninsula with authorl-
ty to combine various classes, such
as A and B, and c and D wherever
necessary. Glass A schools were
not required to compete in local
district meets previously.
The council recommended that
tournament play start the week
end OF March 1913, week later
than usual, permitting teams to
schedule games the first week OF
March provided they have not ex-
ceeded the regular season limit OF
| Il games.
Mail Christmas Parcels Early
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LAND PURCHASE PLANNED
Lansing, Mich, Dee. 5-Ata meet
ing in Detroit Monday the State
Conservation Commission will dis
! cuss a $5,00OO00 laud acquisition
program to provide recreational IA
! cilities for southern Michigan cities.
Mail Christmas Parcels Early
Buy Bonds
Monroe, Mich, Dec. 5-The chief
duties OF Mrs. Albert d. Cox are
routing men 10 Army service during
the week and playing the organ in
the First Presbyterian Church here
on sundays. Mrs. Cox Is head OF
Local Board No. ?, the SelectiVs
Service Board which has jurisdic-
. lion over men In rural Monros
county.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05
RIVERSIDE JR. MEN

H. Schwall sis, Hall 466, Schri-
ner 1896, J. Schwar AS, c. Schrincr
4sS, totals. 7S3, 1852, S11, 2S46.
N. Y. c. No. 4
Vargo sos, Brown 46S. Schaeffer
442. Lutes 439, Conlon AIS, handi'
cap 81; totals, rs, Isl, 766, 1925.
Rsndall's
Vendt $50. fowler 6lj, Horton
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05

Fugate 473, Borke 376, V. Fem
S43. Leahu ass. Bride 412; totals,
IL, 675, 676, 2062.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05
Jackson Fuel

Wisbin 491, Tate 429, Jackson
461, Grouse AL, Miller 443, handi-
cap 27; totals, 1877, Si5, 7iO, 1922.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05

Farmer 537, Wheeled 4S5, Plum
mer 562, Harden 465, Miller GIL,
handicap 222; totals, 919, 941. SIT,
1852.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-05

Mathews 59l, W. Fem 5UI, 81
John ISL, Gildard Sal, Chute 492,
handicap Is; totals, 1877, $50, 694,
2oQ1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
MoUing, Storage, Cortags

ADY'S MOVING Lsrre vans INSURED
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ALBRIGHT Moving, storage Grating and
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ATLANTIC padlcd MANS insured tn4ck-
iua. 50 iPad tree estimates. IM'nnrook
i-6inI
COULTERS Moving Storage Used furnt-
tire bought Cadrlag 2il6.L Townsend
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r : WRIGHT Warehouse, $500 Russo =,
storage cratlng packing. shipping Can
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M0VlNGe Trnnfe furniture appliances
REDS CARTAGE. Warren and Twelfth.
Tylcr f-Sb2Z
ROBERT PALMER Moving. carriage, FUR
niture pianos. refrigerator. 3s43 Harper.
Plaza 1910.
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THE WISE Creole from Louisiana Read.
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