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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25

Nightmares Of the Deep. Talk
OF the Great Underseas Mon
sters Used to Make Scientists
Smile. but Now They Admit
That Probably Stranger Things
Live In the Ocean Than Have
Come Out Of IL. Read Why
They Have Changed Their Attn
tude Toward Old Sailors Leg
ends, rs Told in The American
Weekly, With This sundays
Issue Of The Detroit. sundsy
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Third Comic Page
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
By Carl Anderson
BY Paul Fogarty
By Olsen g. Johnson

sometimes referred 70 as COWS
with iron tails" From what
alleged practice Of milk dealers
does the saying stem?
How would you go about irni-
tating a person standing in the
position called akimbo?
ANSWERS on Third Comic Page)
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25

ldNuol NSOH SOilIpolly, NuStOii-
house brokers.
Pvt. William j. Gudaitis, 1865
Cromwell, has received a promo
ton TO private first class at Camp
Gordon. Ga, and will be assigned
new duties.
Emerson Duncan, 1874 Defer
place, who now is training as a
coxswain at the Great Lakes sta
ton, has the jump on his fellow
trainees for he previously gained
his sea legs" sailing ships on the
Great Lakes as a wheelsman and
Waterman.
Pvt. George J. Maskin, formerly
sports writer on the Times, has
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The Detroit Times has far more
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LIB DefrOiterS at Knox
One From Milford Also Among Recruits Starting
Their Basic Training in Kentucky
Service Briefs

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05

WASHINGTON, June 5 (INS).
The army will provide girdles
for members of the Women's
Auxiliary Corps.
WAAC headquarters revealed
that the girdles will be regulation,
homeless foundation garments. No
decision has yet been made on
other unmentionables.
Officials of the WAAC said that
the WAAC insignia will be a gold
metal replica of Pallas Athene,
Greek goddess Of wisdom. worn
In the lapel. The insignia was de-
signed by the army quarternaster
corps with the aid of the WAC
commander. Mrs. Oveta Culp
Hobby.
Acceptance Of applications for
officers training in the wornen's
army ends today. II In estimated
that more than 100000 sppbca-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Appointed as Rector
Of Catholic Cathedral

Appointment Of the Very Rev.
Msgr.. Allen ]. Babcock as rector
of the Catholic Cathedral Of the
Blessed Sacrament, Woodward
avenue at Boston boulevard, was
announced today by the Michigan
& atholic. official archdiocesan
weekly newspaper.
MonsiRnor Babcock. who was in
charge Of st. Mary's Chapel In
Ann Arbor. will take up his new
IMitiss June L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
GirdleS for WAAC'S
Army viii Provide Foundation Garments for
Members OF Women's Corps

tons have been received through
out the country. Some $50 Off
GERS will be selected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
The Broadway
 Bugle
By DAN PARKER

HARRY GORDON nsner chay Wright will be TheOdOescu middeweght Ocer the Rumsnian Training nRp School at ToTt seO va where Allen All the sports now private M at c % ss editor of the same paper Sid @ s of @ NE s an East ss who played pro football @ Joe who of the Newark Bears M wh Grouse $ manager Of o 5epkn o o @ sroOkn Football Dodgers handles the March Field team
 JOHNNY BUFF FORMER BANrAMwEIcHT champion, is now will be inaaceS the Army Hollywood exbOxer. service in New York nsssssia 5 s $ % second lieutenant and now athletic of ons f U m
 ehtweh and we sinnssr another former lightweight
 Gmar superintendent of the staging M area of the camp Chapman, late of the Phia training Bob Teller the top in the difficult seEy hen be "A years old Tuesday Montreal racing fan sends me data the Montreal differ radically from those printed in the official @ Buky & Of s the W Ss nex so @ os n ha hest an b Ssr ass M H 5 shaped like inverted v from tn knees down give him deceptive uniform where the Cannon LIT Trsn . fight m tc City baby contest three years in succession
 MICKEY MCCONNELL secretary of DOdger @ e n in n ss s s @ ea % Ps x His s, nsas s"s Tough of St cn
 farm system; Bernie ogper of Kentucky U Bill Goodwin of st. Lacey Oakley, v.ML; Cleveland A. A. KowaIk, NantcOke. Tech Ralph Sioux City The by Major Malcolm Baker former threeport star at Y U. opened its by drubbng the
 lineup includes WnOgad from City College The handled Peewe Reese and Max Macon the Dodgers wnteng Louisville Mickey Christmas holidays.
 JOE DE MARIA MATCHMAKER for the HoyOke Mass) Valley who Willie his a boxer nducted recently vital interest a inning at Belmont that the holder had into small together he discovered his mistake critics think Willie Pep the Hartford lad ho meets chaiky Wright the featheweigh title punishment that Chaky hands out in abundance charge of the private
 Johnny McAyoy the J. after speRdng Hospital bladder trouble The head h Joseph Tracy New York City lad will laude June Walter Mahoney defeated for the Presidents Cup the recent golf Club at Old Westbury succeeding Pierce Walsh
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
DARTMOUTH

Hanover, N. H., Nov. 2-CUPJ- Coach Tuss McLaughry faced a morale building campaign this week as he readied Dartmouth for it's traditional gridiron meeting with Princeton. Few injuries were re- ported but several shifts in both backfield and line were expected. Dartmouth fS.!4d to show its usual fighting spirit against William & Mary-an apparent letdown after its previous weeks loss to Yale.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
Sport QUESTIONS Answered

Have you a sports question you want answered? Write your ques- tiOn clearly, sign your name and address and mail your query to Sports Fan Question Man. Sports Service Bureau, The Waterbury Democrat, 1913 18th street. Wash. ington, D. C.. enclosing a Scent postage stamp for personal reply.
 o. Who was the first person to drive an automobile faster than 200 miles per hour?
 A. Maj. H. o. D. Segraye of Eng lard, when he droye his Sunbeam racer at a rate of 203790 miles per hour at Daytona Beach, Fla, in 1927.
 Q. Which infielder in the Na- tional Baseball League made the most errors during the l94l season?
 A. Harold (Pee Wee) Reese, of the Brooklyn Dodgers, with 1T.
 Q. In Casino, if a player has two Aces Tn hiS hand, can ne Dulld on an Ace on the board and take 1t with bis other Ace, or must 1t count as two?
 A. The player with the two Aces can play one of his Aces on another Ace on the board and call Aces, and no other card but an Ace can take 1t. The two Aces on the board car- not then be used as a combination to be taken in with two.
 O. Tn tennis, after tossing up the ball preparatory to serving, the Server decides not to strike at it and catches it instead. Is this a fault?
 A. No.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
HOLY CROSS

Worcester, Mass, Nov. 2-(UP)- Holy Gross began a drive for of- fensive power today in anticipation of its coming game with Browns football Bears. Coach Anthony Scanlon believes that the Holy Cross 6-6 deadlock with Congate can only be laid to his teams lack of offensive spirit. Halfback Johnny Grigas proved a possible All-Amer- ican nominee
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
RHODE ISLAND STUDENT
 CROSS.COUNTRY CHAMP

Boston, Nov, 2-(UP)-Lagfenee Barrett, an unknown Rhode land State junior from crapston, R. l. today held the New England 4, 4. A. U. eross-eountry crown,
 The 20-yeaT- member Of States track squad captured the 2stb an- nual event yesterday to finish the 6 i.l mile course with a sprint tD 33'3T.2 and defeated Edward Cook Of the Norfolk YMcA in the final 200 yards,
 Third was marathoper Johnny Kelley of Arlington who had led most Of the way,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
HARVARD

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 2-fUP)- = Harvard's football team faces short week of practice before nov ing west to meet one of the best Michigan teams in years. Several minor injuries were reported by the back but Coach Dick Harlow eX-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
B. C..

Newton, Mass. Nov. 2 -(UP)- Boston college. pounding at the doors of national football fame. re- newed its work of polishing an of- fense for its game with Temple Sat- urday. The team suffered few bruises in halting Georgetown and Coach Denny Myers only worry was that his club might lose its fighting spirit. The B. C. "T' formation was ragged at times Saturday and Myers planned special work in smoothing his department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
SUNDAY COLLEGE FOOTBALL RESULTS
 By United Press

Marquette 10. Detroit 0.
 VillanoYa 32, Manhattan O. Scranton i4, Lakehurst Naval l4. St. Louis 20, Loyola Los An- geles) 6.
 Canisius l4 St. Bonayenture 0, Santa Clara 8, University of San Francisco 6.
 Mather Field 20, Mcclellan Field 6.
 San Jose State 3. Alameda coasl Guard 0.
 Fort Monmouth 32. Camp Upton Q.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
B. U.

Boston, Nov. 2 -(UP)- Boston university counted only a single in- jury as it lost 10 Cincinnati. and Coach Walt Holmer was certain the team would be at top form for its "breather" with Northeastern. Larry Kirkman sustained a slight leg hurt but was expected to be in uniform
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
COLLEGE FOOTBALL

weak point against Yale. Coach Skip Stanley said trouble apparently rested in the backfield and believed his players were too short to halt real passing attack. Eight of the II touchdowns scored against the team this year have been in the air.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02

A crowd limit of 75,0o0 was per- mitted for the International foot- ball match between England and Scotland in Wembley Stadium last month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
7Uo Ceorgia Teans Current Class OF College Football Setu
|''NO Career In Sports, !" Declares Lavan,
 Who Used Baseball To Become Doctor
Former Star Now Directs Polio Research

Ss, 2s4 I got as a winning share ci the World Series in IS paid fcf my medical course"
 While he has had much else on his mind, pr. Lavan has never lost interest in baseball.
 He considers Branch Rickey the smartest man he met in the game. Ty Cobb stod alone as the great. est player. George Harold Sislex was the most phenomenal recruit he ever saw. He points out that Sisters reticence and the easy manner in which he did things prevented him from getting all the credit due him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
BROWN

Providence. R. |. Nov. 2-(UP)- Browns football team was sched- uled for a vigorous drill on pass de- fense this week after it proved the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
Game Paid For Med Training Of ShOrtStOp
BY HARRY CRIMSON NEA Service Sports Editor

New York, Nov. 2 - Dr. John Leonard Lavan, Director of Re- search, The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Inc. is the same Johnny Lavan who shortsopped the Philadelphia Athletics to the world championship in 1913.
 Layan was the infielder through whom it was virtually impossible to drive a ball as he played along side Of Derrill Pratt of the Browns, Eddie Collins of the As and Rogers Hornsby of the Card- finals.
 No former ball player has gone farther in a professional way.
 What is Dr. John L. Lavan's message to the young professional athlete?
 Work while you play" replies the 5l-year-old pr. Lavan, who has been the Commissioner of Health in Toledo and other cities and lieutenant in the Navy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
SISLER WANTED TO KNOW WHERE TO HIT THE BALL

Dr. Lavan recalls Sisler striking out q batters in a seven-inning game as a Michigan freshman, and his pitching duels with Wal ter Johnson and Eddie Cicotte in his first year in the American League.
 Branch Rickey coached Dr. Lavan and Sisler at Michigan. pr. Lavan recalls Sisler. about to go to bat shortly after reporting to the Browns, and saying to Rickey: Where shall hit it, coach?"
 George could hit the ball where he wanted to-" beams his old team mate.
 Dr. John Leonard Lavan wishes the medical world could hit infantile paralysis the same way.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02

within day or two. Holmer blamed a muddy field for holding back his team. He was impressed with the work of freshman Half back Ernie Dorr whose kicking and running featured the game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02

Deuces spade under the Spades for three, while the Diamonds cup up the Jacks for three. The JOkeFs finally won one game from the Jacks.
 Acting Capt. "Solomita" of the Diamonds has an average Of Ii9 for IS games, Nice going, old boy"
 Brownie was on the job Thurs day and It was a pleasure. Things Fan MAO0th. Thanks, Brownie"
 Rule l4 amended to read to their Joyous Satisfaction,
 President MasOne took oyer the meeting and ran it very business ike, "VeFy good, pFeKy",
 "Pesce' of the Spades has an ip- 'eeted hand. Quick recovery, Johnny.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
STANDING

Schedule for Nov. 6th: Jokers ys, Deuces, Alleys i-2. Aces Ys. Jacks. Alleys 3-4. Spades ys. Diamonds, Alleys 5-6,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02

France is the principal world source of bauxite, from which aluminium is derived.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
Poker Bowling League Pickups

Della Camera undecided what to do: get married or join the Army. F. s. Joe, join the Army.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02

The North Pole is moving south at the rate Of about six Inches q year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
WASTE BETTER PART OF PRECIOUS EARLY YEARS

Trouble with the professiona. ball player is that he wastes the better part of those precious early years.
 T refused to report to the Browns in 1914 Che was loaned to the Athletics the previous sum mer when Jack Barry hurt his arin) until I had obtained my de-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02

pected all would be ready for the starting whistle. He was impressed with the slaShing defensive play of Center Jack Fisher, major cause for the Princeton loss.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02

Pettine of the Jacks held up his team as much as he could with l29, 10, li6. Good luck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02

Bull says he's going to have chop. sticks for supper Thursday if he again b0lws 92, D2, 05.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
BY P. A. T.

Good Eve: Bioadcasting from N. F. Y. M. c. 4. Hut: Flash: "Hells- apoppin" hits Poker League meet ing; hilarious motions. flying. sec- onds bouncing back and forth, fi- nally 1t quieted down to a murmur sMy, my. what bad boys we have, !"
 Tn the Waterbury telephone d. rectory, on Page 72. lefthand cor. ner, top, 1t says: "Wsckie Water bury. No wonder they're bad boys.
 It was voted Joseph AEciero of 268 Baldwin street is a member Of the Poker league. To report bowl ing Nov. 5th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02

Absent: santoli; attendance: 90 per cent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02

gree at Michigan.
 T practiced while playing until the Browns made me stop. but I was back at medicine the day the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02

season closed.
 There is no career in any pro- fessional sport. The trick is to use one for something bigger. The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02

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Evening star., 1942-04-30
5 ON BREAD

Sit corn meal and mix with boiling water,
stirring vigorously, until free from Jumps,
Add salt, melted buttse and milk. Separate
EGGS. Best yeiks until very light, beat whites
until stlh. Fold In both. Pour Into 4 buttsred
baking dish. Serve in same dish.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
ADVERTISEMENT.
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In q clinical test just completed under
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Evening star., 1942-04-19
SERGEANT, STAR, WIFE, Cook!
Constance Moore il
all that - and more
% 8sace &sspes
HONORARY MASTER SERGEANT

HONORARY MASTER sERcEApTTs
That is the rating the u. s. Army
gives Constance Moore, one of the
brightest of Hollywood's younger
stars. 1t happens fike this: She has
just finished her latest picture,
Take a Letter. Daring" and ar
nved by plane in Utah to keep an
entertainment date that night with
the boys at Fort Douglas. Three
O'Clock Salt Lake City time; she is
resting up for the evening show.
The telephone rings - Fort Doug
las calling; 1t. Colonel Kayser
speaking.
"We'pe just brought in 800
ne1 boys" he says. They're not
euen in uniform. They're de
pressed and homesick. Could
you come out right no,e and say
'huiLoo'?''
Quick. Constance! Jump into your
suit. Get out there and give them
everything you've got. Make them
cheer; make them laugh. Then go
back tonight and put on another
good show. It's Uncle Sam asking.
Constance did it all right. And
when she went on again at night,
the 300 grateful boys stood up and
saluted. 1t. Colonel Kayser pinned
a master sergeant's stripes on her
sleeves for the performance OF 'spe-
cial duty" Other officers whipped
off their own insignia and fastened
Evening star., 1942-04-19

ing" she says - she comes from
Texas where her ancestors were
pioneers.
When you think of her in this
way, however, Constance wants the
Maschio in her name mentioned at
once. She's Mrs. John Maschio, and
recently took time out to have a
baby Mary Constance, nick
named Gina"
IL is fun to be young, a star, O
srife, and a mother, Constance
says. "Tt is fun on Thursdays to
call up the gang: Come orer and
help fir dinner for ourselves {"
That means the Fondas or Rosalind
Russell or Margaret SULLIVAN and
her husband, friends who live in that
part of Hollywood.
incidentally, Thursday nights are
also the time when can go to town
with desserts, Constance adds, with
a laugh. you see, Johnnie hates
sweets and / love them. So other
nights we have fruit and cheese. But
on Thursday whip up ice-box dit
ties or other favorites. Does Johnnie
eat them? Sure he does"
A little more extravagant than the
recipes which are printed on the
opposite page, are two of Con-
stances specialties which some of
our clever reader cooks may like to
try on their own. For instance, if you
are good at making paper-thin, deli
cate pancakes, try rolling them
around thick creamed crabmeat with
a dash of hot mustard sauce. Then
put them into the oven for second
or two to get them crispy on top.
Or if you want to splurge for dessert,
fill meringue shells with Strawberries
quick-frozen if necessary; and
pour over them your favorite liqueur.
Wonderful!
tSss nsxt peSs for rscipesl
Evening star., 1942-04-19

whizz at it, and ripples recipes off
her tongue as easily as those mod
ern songs she sings. Fancy dishes?
She knows a lot of them. Simple,
economical ones? She's especially
good at those. Notice the recipes she
gives us this week. MY cooking
facility comes from Southern train
Evening star., 1942-04-19
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Every ounce is much richer in
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Evening star., 1942-04-19

washable colors. New Oxydol gets
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Hssvss money, tool Yes, besides
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much more clothes or dishes. So
this new, modern laundry soap
means real economy, too.
Evening star., 1942-04-19

her Country's Service pins on her
lapels. That's how she got to be the
only woman with the rank of Hon.
orary Master Sergeant.
CONSTANCE AaooRE'S got what it
takes, however you look at her.
Take cooking, for instance. She's a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
Tacoma Assembly 10
Hold Initiation

New members q Tacoma assem-
by No. :. Order q Rainbow for
Girls. WI Be inflated At a cere-
mony beginning II 5 O'Clock sat-
urdsy evening in the Gothic room
= the Masonic temple. Mrs. Rose
B. Leonard. mother adviser. and
Miss Dorothy Sehweinier. worthy
adviser. viii preside.
IRE occasion vin be the annual
Friends Night with girls from
Warren. Cedar and White Clover
assemblies in Tacoma. and from
Olympia. Sumner and Puyallup.
attending. As Is the custom.
visiting groups win officiate At
the initiation ceremony.
Thanksgiving viii be the motif
used in decorations. A program
and refreshments viii follow the
meeting. at which plans win be
completed for the quilting party
scheduled for next Tuesday at the
home Of Miss Schweinler. Con-
tributions for Thanksgiving bas-
kets for two families viii be re-
ceived at this meeting.