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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Quiz Answers

Patrick Henry.
Harris Ferry is now known
as Harrisburg, capital of
Pennsylvania.
3-The Boy Scouts.
4-Usually as.
5-Edward, William and Richard,
respectively.
6-The Battle of the Herrings
was the name applied to the
action of Rouvray, fought in
1929 by the French against
the English, who were con-
voying Lenten provisions,
chiefly herring, TO the be-
siegerS Of Orleans.
|7--Crow's feet.
Gen. Hugh 5. 10 hnso n,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

WE ARE running into the
w period Of expected fire.
quency Of the common cold.
One OF the few things actually
and scientifically known about
the cold is that it has a seasonal
incidence.
Colds begin 10 become frc-
quent IN October. They do not
show very much increase until
January when there IS a sharp
rise in incidence which reaches
its peak-in the middle Of Febru-
AIRY and then declines until about
the first of April
This is one of the few facts
that we can say. and say scien-
tifically, that We know about
colds.
What doctors know about
colds can be summarized very
shortly.
What they believe about colds
is about the same as what you
believe about colds -- in other
words, hodgepodge Of opinions,
personal experiences, conclusions
and superstitions.
CINCE we are running into the
~ period of expected frequent
incidence. II is natural that
health authorities about this
time of year begin 10 give out
warnings somewhat 10 this CT
feet:
Look out for the common
cold"
Just what you do besides look
out for cold in order 10 prevent
it is left more or less in the
realm of speculation.
You are advised not 10 90
around people who have colds.
This sounds all right on paper,
but il would be pretty difficult
10 find any human habitation in
practical life right now where
nobody has a cold.
Whether colds are catching or
not is somewhat debatable.
II they are, they are only
catching when the affected per-
sen is in the very early stages.
even before he begins 70 feel bad
enough 10 emit an occasional
SneeZe.
IT is estimated that it requires
Il about two weeks after you
have been exposed 10 a cold for
il 10 develop in your own body.
When the cold sufferer is all
stopped up and talks through
his nose and is coughing and
generally miserable, he proba-
bly, is not in a position 10 trans
NIT a cold to anybody else at all.
So much for prevention by
avoiding contact. What about
the vaccines
Well, / pointed out in this
column a year or two ago that
DR.. Diehl of the University OF
Minnesota gave a number OF
students cold vaccines and an
other group sterile water hypo.
dermically. and in the two
groups he found the incidence OF
colds was no higher among those
who had received sterile water
than among those who had re-
ceived the vaccine.
But a doctor friend Of mine
who gives cold vitSmins says
that while he feels like a quacR
when he gives them. his wife
insists on taking them and she
has even talked him into taking
| a round every year for the past
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
PITFALLS OF LOVE

NEITHER MARY nor 7 uttered
word until the door bad cleSed
after my father Indeed ! do not
think We moved q muscle until We
were sure he was safely gone SO
obSeSsed were We hy his insist
ence upon my seeing Noel with
out day.
But when We heard the closing
of the elevator door outside ~ the
hall Mary dropped 10 her knees,
crossed her hands IN front Of her
waist. then gravcly knocked with
her forehead three times upon the
floor.
Used 10 her vacares 7 made no
comment and She rose To hor feet
with A WY grim ~ me-
There. I've eliminated that
from my system" She SsId I've
been dying 10 do IL ever since
he began to issue those ulti-
matums. was afraid ! might
flop down and make obci,ance
some day while he was talking,
and YOU can imagine what would
Hdhe UApIltltfu w NV.
NOEL MAY 81 ASLEEP
IL prefer not 10 visualize any
thing remotely resembling that
scene" ! told her smiling Then
I put a crisp question
Where shall look for Noel"
"Nhy. l imagine In the rooms
we took for last night" she said
"All our personal belongings are
over there. bee use We had
turned our suite last night into
n ballroom.
MY blessed mothcr-in-law Of
fered To oversee Transforming II
hack this morning, 20 that when
finally awakened | would have
nothing 10 do save transfer my
special belongings again. Our
temporary rooms almost adioin
the suite"
DO YOU suppose Noel il
awake" I asked
She arched nor eyebrows az me
That's on the lap Of the we'll
known gods" she said Hes a
night owl anyway. same n muh.
and he didn't go 10 bed until all
hours this morning.
"Also, Allah alone knows how
many sheep he counted before
he finally went to sleep. 30
haven't the s. & h test idea
whether my ever-loving husband
has opened his eyes Yet.
MARY URGES HASTE
But there's one sure way Of
finding out-lift up that receiver
and ask for room 1928. That's
the number Of our temporary
quarters"
But" I cVpostulated. II
wouldn't like tu wake him
Fat chance YOU have Of doing
the ladylikr thing, with Nour
father in the background" Mary
reminded me Far he II from
me TO make suggestions 10 my
seniorS-and bctterS-but II I
were in your place I'd up with
that receiver and contact Noel.
80 when your father telephones
back you'll be able TO tell him
that you already have made ar
rangements to talk TO the lad"
"Your advice Is emincntly
sound" / told her. land shall
take IL at once. But don't you
think IL would be a nice gesture
II YOU called your husband. bade
him an afiectionate and solicit
Gus good morning and told him
that was waiting 20 speak to
him. 10 |H
"You have something there"
she admitted. but"
perhaps I'm mistaken" 1
said, "but YOU parted on good
terms after your
"Knock-dowu and drag-out
fight" she finished with little
Erlmacc "Oh. yes. We were all
turtlc-dovish when he kissed me
good night But don't want t0
talk to him until you've had "
out with him about StcVie, and
brought me back his reaction" /"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
By LOGAN CLENDENING. VI. d

WE ARE running into the
w period Of expected fire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
2.DOOR EDO MIRACLE
CLOSETS
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neat, clothes clean
and dustfree with
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wood reinforcements.
Street Floor, Main Bldg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Salvage for Victory
Pamphlets Go to Homes

Their arms loaded with pam
phlets. the girls start out In
teams from the Victory Aides
headquarters. 81 West Warren.
The drive is being made to
salvage wrapping paper and
paper bags, as well as newspa-
pers, magazines and cardboard
boxes to make paperboard to
pack foods. airplane and tank
parts, shells and ammunition and
other things.
Also, cast-off clothing, burlap
bags, mattresses and pillows,
draperies and discarded carpets
which can be used in defense
factories for wiping rags and for
roofing and flooring materials IN
emergency construction.
And. most important of all,
perhaps, is the scrap rubber
discarded automobile tires and
tubes. rubbers and overshoes
and hot water bottles-which
can be reclaimed for military
uses and to make new tires and
tubes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
SALVAGE for victory

A SALVAGE for victory
IA pamphlet, issued by the
Wayne County Salvage Commit
tee, telling what to save and
hoW to save it, soon will be in
the hands of every housewife IN
Metropolitan Detroit.
They are being distributed by
Girl Scouts, Camp Fire Girls
and Girl Reserves of the YWCA,
under direction of Mrs. John
Moves Failing Jr.. chairman of
Victory Aides.
Mrs. Failing was asked by the
Wayne County Salvage Commit
tee to see that one of its PAM
phlets was placed in every home
and she enlisted girls from these
organizations in a block-to-block
distribution.
With 5000 Girl Scouts. an
equal number of Girl Reserves
and 1900 Camp Fire Girls work.
ing in the drive il will not take
long to cover the town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Hold Victory
Bridge Here
"Wednesday

TNHE new Victory Bridge
u League, organized 10 meet
every Wednesday for the dura
ton. in the new an conditioned
victory room Of the Crowley
Miner store, viii hold its first
meeting this Wednesday at l 30
o'clock.
Proceeds will be used 10 pro
vide recreation for service men.
Every contract bridge player
who can attend Il invited a
large number Of out of town
PLAYERS are coming this week
from Pontiac. Birmingham.
Flint, Ann Arbor and even To-
ledo.
The Crowley Miner Company
has spared no expense in fitting
UP a large, air cooled room 10
assure all players a comfortable
and enloyahle tournament
The players vii receive larger
and more prizes than usual, but
they will be asked 10 take the
prizes IN defense stamps (sl-
though this rs not compulsory,
Rating points will be given to
the winners.
Marie J. Bosshart is director.
The committee is composed of
the following Mrs Edward J..
Jeffries Jr., Mrs. Eugene Van
Antwerp, Viola Armstrong. head
of the hobby centers; Mrs. Ray
Malchie, president of the Michi-
gan Bridge Association; Rather
Inc Bielman. Culbertson Club di-
rector. and Mrs. Louise Bright.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Reservation List

Among those who have reser-
Nattens-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Subscription
This Sunday
By THE CHAPERoN

WHAT with a gala subscrip-
w ton breakfast this Sunday
morning at the Crosse Pointe
Yacht Club, the opening OF the
racing season on Saturday, the
annual spring horse show at the
Bloomfield Open Hunt, June II.
13 and Ia, and the cocktail par
ties and dinner parties after the
show, the little season" IS quite
gay.
About so friends of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank -GaasheH-whe
are moving June TO Chicago,
are clubbing together 10 enter
tain them this Sunday at a
buffet breakfast.
All the tables In the large
dining room. overlooking Lake
ST. Clair, will be loaded with
spring flowers and there will be
music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
EDO GIANT MIRACLE
CLOSETS
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Mission TO Get
American FIad

THIS SUNDAY evening at 8
o'clock the Progressive Civic
League will present an Ameri-
can flag, the gift of Mrs. Doro-
thy B. Hayes, to the Howard
Street Rescue Mission. following
the evening service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Seeretary-Treasurer

George Garner is secretary
treasurer of the show. The team
of Garner and Bridge, with the
able help OF the enthusiastic
and energetic members of the
women's committee, are busy
these May days looking over the
thousand more details connected
with putting on show of the
Bloomfield Open Hunt caliber.
The horse show is open to the
general public, and all proceeds
will be given to the Army and
Navy Recreation League.
It will be an Aid yli g h t
event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Home Defense Notes:
War Gas PeriIs
To Be Shown
In Fernda|e
Home Defense Notes:

Capt. Jay r. Sheffield. Fort
Wayne gas officer. will give a
demonstration of war gases before
the Ferndale civilian defense group
at the jefferson Athletic Field at
8 o'clock tonight.
Actual displays Of how mustard,
lewicite, chloracetophenone ttear
CASH and phosgene gases react and
how they should be treated will
be included in the demonstration.
The Ferndale fire department,
under the direction Of Chief Nor
man Pritchard, will show similar
demonstrations of how to fight
incendiary bombs. The entire dis
play will be given outdoors, with
members of the fire department
and Fort Wayne military person
mel helping to set up the demon
stration.
Members OF the Hazel Park
OCD will hold rally To recruit
air raid wardens Sunday at the
Lacy school. John r. and Nine
Mile road. al 2:30. There will be
entertainment, TOO.
The civilian pilot training pro-
gram will hold examination Friday
in room PIT at 7 p. m. at Cass
Technical High School. The course
in pilot training will give candi-
dates power training in light
airplanes. Twenty-Five will be
selected for training.
These candidates must fulfill the
following requirements: They must
have $3.50 eyes. or with lens
adjustment 1920. Age IL to 81
inclusive. or il they are IL 10 II
they must have failed the army,
cadet mental or physical test.
Those who are selected will be
furnished room and board, but no
salary until they are given an
army appointment.
The man in charge OF this
program is George Tabraham. CO.
ordinator for the civilian pilot
training program. sponsored by
the tOOdTu Oi Niltii
these men are appointed in the
army they will get advanced train
ing in fight work.
At least one member from each
family in the Grand River-Trum-
bull avenue area is urged today
by OCD officials to attend a meet
ing at 7:30 o'clock tonight at
the TrumbulI Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Trumbull and Brainard
avenues.
Motion pictures and talks on
civilian defense will explain the
duties of householders during air
raids. Edward B. Falls, area
warden: Alex Mckay. zone warden,
and other officials will speak. The
sector is bounded on the north by
Garfield avenue. on the east by
Hamilton. by Grand River avenue
on the south and by Trumbull
avenue on the west.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
New Home Here
Sought by 0CD

A new headquarters for De-
troit's Office Of Civilian Defense
was sought today as city officials
details in the $3.50, 600
sale of the Barlum Hotel.
The OCD will be forced TO move
within a week. according 10 terms
Of the transaction which needs
only the formal signature OF
Mayor Edward j. Jeffries Jr.
Common council approved the
deal which calls for a hotel oper-
ating company TO pay $4,000
down and $1,000 month, includ-
ing taxes. for 20 years. The city
gained title TO the 20-story struc-
ture two years ago through a
S475 900 delinquent tax claim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Gas Ration Aide
Quota Still Shy

Civilian defense authorities an
nounced today that 3.54S volun-
teers still are needed 10 aid in the
processing of gasoline ration apph-
cations.
With the rest Of the week left
for registration. total of 6.452
persons have so far offered their
services TO aid in the rationing
program.
Volunteers should he citizens or
aliens from friendly countries, and
at least 1S years old. They will
aid in processing "B" ration books
that will give the holder extra gas
for vital functions.
Volunteers arc asked 10 call
OCD headquarters, CA. 57S1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Wdrspeed Fdetory
For Air Engines Opens

SOMEWHERE IN NEW JER-
SEY, Oct. % GNS).-Wheels of
production started turning at the
Wright Aeronautical Corporations
new 'warspeed' factory here to-
day with the punching of time
clocks by incoming employees pro-
viding the only formal opening.
The plant will produce high
horsepower engines for combat
planes, troop transports and mer-
chant vessels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
ADVERTISEMENT
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

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We're passing the savings TO you the most daring
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

Order The Detroit Times
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
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Smart styling with slash
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VAL. TO as.5o-THAr's CONSERVATIVE
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
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Better grade sample and
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emil
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

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lot garments. Club Jackets,
built Of wool. wool with lea
ther sleeves, eabardine or
leather. Upper and button
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

All the very finest de luxe
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satins-and- leathers. handsome
wool and leather club jackets.
Latest styling. with Army
style pockets. backs and
shoulders.
VALUES TO sac-COME AND corARs,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-27
By HAROLD kAHL

They call HIM "CheSty,' this
little Amerlcan-Italian, Joe Fal-
caro-. who is bringing hlS Ma
TOM BoWlcrS- Journal Team 81
New York here 10 wind up what
he hopes 10 be "a successful de-
fenSc of the worlds match game
against Joe Norris
Stroh al the Palace Recreation
tomorrow and Sunday.
But that is merely putting il
mildly Falcaro has been called
a lot Of things worse than that
since me- broke into the bowling
llmelight and on no occasion did
he seem 10 mind a bt Not as
long AS YOU spelled ms last name
correctly lie always insisted on
that
With his team riding along with
"a f25-un lead as result of the
first l. games in Now York last
Weekend Falcaro Will hc Just as
chesty as ever tomorrow despite
the fact he hoped 10 bring his
club in with a margin of 1000
sticks over StTOh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-27
Central Leaders
May Be ToppIed

New leaders in almost every
division are expected when the
twenty-fourth annual tournament
Of the Central States BowlcrS As
ISOLATION completes its second
weekend with four squads Of five
men and six Of doubles and singles
ON the Detroit Recreation drives
tomorrow and Sunday.
Prominent among the Class a
clubs that should better the 2Sl9
OF Norm Halleen'S Index Five $re
Rog Ovcrmycr'S Detroit GaSket.
Len DcttlorfrS Aircraft and Dick
krakow'S Five Of the Times
Classic. Ellis Walkers Standard
and Ernie Bolle's Southeastern Of
the Netrn- and Dan -ShieldS- and
Mel Doris Rainbow Rec. Nos. l
and ,
Augic Jankowsky S Union Qucn-
tin liolias Martin George Boil
fingers j. l. Hudson Freddy
Browns Detroit Recreation. Stove
SpandN' Micromatic, Dick Halls
Detroit Athletic Club PcnOb>cotS
and Charley Falkners Motor Inn
Charley klmlerS Motor Inn no. J
and Joe Landry'S Aces of Pontiac
loom as the chief threats IN class
r where Dr. Naders Is tops with
pSpO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-27
Hogan Official
Vdrdon Winner

AI--71-Ar-+44 2 r. WV - IS -
Ben Hogan officially has Won the
Nardon Trophy and monoy-win-
ming honors for 1912 Fred Cor
coran tournament manager for
the Professional Coli Association
Future tournament, this year
cant alter Hogan place az The
head Of The pack although ho is
through with competition for The
duration He ha, Ionod ~
civilian flying s.aool ar Tulsa.
Okla
Hogan finished with 400 points
m The Nardon Trophy race and
with Sl2li} I'M Winnings. lie also
4eade-tR row scoring averages
with 1oS7 strokes through 6f
rounds
Byron Nelson finished second
and sam Sncad now i'm lhr navy.
third IN The N8Idon competition
u"" In money winnings but both
v.I 'o 'Ha rear of tho little
nn-a tNc money In
'..... 'aWa Ue0'~ nclud-
ing VIc.D. ju fne $1,000 Los
Angeles Open ,rc Noru and
South open rho A~hc>u.o oreD
INC HAZE AwrtsI open and ~,
EncGu>'er Cprr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-27
Favor StrOEn ID Trim 'CheSfN'

ahead at the wire TO regain the
title they once held some years
ago.
Falcaro's appearance here for a
tttular match VIII be the first
after a lapse, of 1llyearS. He is
best remembered for his series
against Joe Scrlbncr in 1929 and
again in 1881 with the worlds
match game crown at stake.
Scrbner was in his hey-day
when he crossed alleys with Fall
caro- for the first time in 1929
The year before he won the title
by defeating Adolph Carlson of
Chicago by more than 700 pins
and then went on 10 defend il
successfully against Mort Lindsey
of Stamford, Conn.