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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-17
Roosevelt, Lincoln Win, College, YHS. Cagers Lose
Sports Calendar
TONIGHT
Basketball

Ypsilanti cagers VS.. Birdhurst
girls, Harriet School gym, 1880
p. m.
Ypsilanti Cubs VS. 81 Birdhurst
boys, Harriet School gym. $3.50
p. m.
Michigan Normal VS.. Kalamazoo
College. Y. H. S. gym. 1880 p. m,
Cleary College VS.. Ferris lnsti'
tute. Y. n. S. gym. p. m.
Michigan Normal reserves at
Saginaw Y. NJ. c. A.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-17
Bowling Scores
JUNIOR HOUSE LEAGUE

JUNIOR HOUSE LEAGUE
q. Of r. c. No. 1892
> G. Brown 46i. Schaal 3ss. Partch
547, a. Brown AS. Backus $50
Handicap 80. Totals 1928. s3i, 75i-
1924.
Mass. Mutual
Hurdley 557, Signor 452, Begole
Alb, Wallace 5l7. Williamson 55S.
Totals SIS. s7i. s05-2i97.
congdon
Norrington 367. Hughes AT. Blind
2s0, Bride SAB, Beitman 476, Handi-
cap 8, Totals 1888, 1862. 660--2161.
N.Y.c.R.R. No. 7
Calder 400 Murdoch 420. Cady
sos. Enmeir 4l3, Conlon 577, Totals
500, III. es0-212i.
Freeman
Fugate 473. Hays 449, V. Fem
454. Fagin All. c. Schriner 536.
Handicap 1888. Totals s02, $50. 745-
25O6.
Trojan
Vendt 472. Wheelock 467. Hutton
$50, Hardin 1893, Miller 5l3, Totals
76O, 704. S31-2295.
RandslPs
F. Randall 495 w. Horton 4i3. J.
korbel 466, B. Connolly 432. r. Nc
Kinstry 55l. Totals 75s, ss5. 733-
1857.
Ypsi Lunch
Shuttle 4sl. Gildard 3S7. ST. John
SOB. W. Fem 451, Mathews 554.
Handicap 1872. Totals s26. $50. 1922
25Os.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-17
Totals

IOId45 To To .
OMcials-- Bill Foy Michigan
Normal Ken Gust (Michigan Nor
mall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-17

F. Randall 495 w. Horton 4l3. ].
Korbel 466, B Connolly 432. r. Nc
Kinstry 55l. Totals 1859, ss5. 733-
235T
Evening star., 1942-06-05
What's New in T0Wn :?
By Dorothy Murray

body. for it
feels your weight every step you
great highheeed shoes because
definite where the flank and meet will be happy
heshined fabric
cushions the ball Of the foot They invisible
washable flexible
being
wanted feet being called into
duty undoubtedly lust can't take it, We might
try to make them as comfortable as possbet 49,: =.
group navosins spices comprise
cooking with bottles nicely arranged at
I.,o Quietly It is ned th. these .xor,ngs
lasting much that only few drops will
the Such navors wild cherry lemon almond and maple
included the with ground cloves ginger cinnamon nut
meg and alspice making up the supply of spices
At your next party arrange the cold cuts and cheese on
which
guests themselves Most of the large
enough container
also make attractive and practical gifts
product in the shape
when serving garden
parties gaycolored
protection Come IN several sizes and are COM
paratvey inexpensive
q cigarette greatly
appreciated enthusiast spped easily onto
in the Il always handy The which
cigarettes secured in black and
brown leather. 90 .--' 49, <.-.'
Have you either until
and and behold there
fashioned although much smaller in size 1t
bamboo with spiked end which may be plunged
the 10 pockets which
conveniently refreshing
opener attached to the
Place an effective gadget in
closets clothing moths 1t designed the shape
of liquid is sufficient for
closet but required for larger ones The cone
suspended from hook above the cloth
ing penetrating down. nice feature
special used these that garments can
Immediately, for there is no disagreeabls odor
Evening star., 1942-06-05

The dress you will wear straight
through the summer and into fall,
too, is this classically cut shirtwaist
dress offered IN Pattern No. 1898
The slim, straight lines are empha-
sized by the row OF buttons down
the front. Shoulders are neatly
yoked, the sleeves join easily and
may be made long or short. The pat
tern allows easy fullness through
the bodice, the skirt Is pieced 30 that
with little effort you can make 1t
fit with professional smoothness.
1t is q dress to be individualized,
too. by your own choice OF material
Make 1t up now in one of the smart
shirting striped chambrays, in plaid
gingham or in q cool spun rayon
weave.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1898 is
designed for sizes II. IA, l6, l8. 20
and 40. Corresponding bust mea-
surements 80, 80, "a, SO, 80 and 40.
Size "A (32) short sleeves requires
As yards 35-inch material.
A full variety OF pattern styles
awaits your selection in the latest
Fashion Book. All sizes, too, from /
to 50. The Fashion Book is 15c each
or it may be ordered together with
\ 15-cent pattern for Is cents plus
/ cent for postage.
For this attractive pattern send
Is cents plus 1 cent for postage. IN
coins with your name. address, pat
tern number and size wanted to Bar
bara Bell, Washington Star. Post
once Box rs. Station o, New York,
N. Y,
Evening star., 1942-06-05
hyGrowOld!
Question Box
By Jossbhine Lovman

/. Please explain some way TO
avoid the breaking down Of the
tissues between the chin and the
ear"
Answer-The incipient jowels you
mention come from lessening Of tone
and sag in the facial muscles and
also from lessened residence of the
tissues and thinning Of fatty pad
under the skin. General health,
vital food, facial exercises all help.
1t is a splendid habit also to pat
along the jaw line with the hand.
Start at the chin and pat toward
the ear on each side.
2. rs parafin oil the same as
mineral oil and is it as good to use
on the face as q cleanser"
Answer-Paraffin oil has a heavier
base and is q less pure product with
more paraffin in it. Mineral oil is
preferable for use on the face. Use
mineral oil as q cleanser, but ad-
wise some tissue cream rs . lu-
bricator.
3. This is not exactly q health
and beauty problem, though 1T af-
fects both.
TT Is the problem Of woman
anywhere from As on, who, after an
extremely busy life Of managing a
home and raising a family, suddenly
finds that her children are all grown
and she no longer is needed by them
It is apt to become a period of self
pity unless some new interest can
be substituted. My own greatest
interest would be in the welfare OF
children or the study of psychology.
Answer-First realize that you are
in the prime of life. Drop the ides
that the most interesting part OF
| life is over. Your children will
always need you, but in new and
less strenuous ways. Use your leisure
to develop the interests you had
no time for before. You have ex-
pressed an interest in child welfare
This alone offers q field Of service
and happiness with no limits. Adopt
some child and give 1t q home, OF
If you feel this Is too strenuous OF
too expensive, why not start day
nursery to care for the pre-schoo
children of young mothers who have
to work? Enter philanthropic work
which deals with children. BY al
means take courses in psychology
and any other subjects in which
you are interested.
Send the questions you wish
answered in this column on FRI
day to the why Grow, Old?"
question box.
Evening star., 1942-06-05

should register for both of us, and
If so, just how I should do it.-Mrs.
B. F.
A. The clerk will either give you a
card on which you will register or
a large book with lined pages. You
can register for both yourself and
your sister, as follows:
Mrs. John Jones. Johnstown, Ohio.
Miss Mary Smith, "
II your home is in a large city,
your street address may be included.
Vacation gives you a chance to
catch up on your letter writing,
and our your Three Cents
Worth" leafiet tells you how to
do 1t Interestingly and success
fully. Just send cents stamps
or coin) to Kay Caldwell and
Alden Harrison, In care of The
Evening Star.
Evening star., 1942-06-05

pencil to play crutch to your mem
ory. Get a date book of some kind
a fancy leather-covered engagement
pad, a diary, even the back of an
old laundry list Then when you
make a date jot it down, adding any
details that may be important.
Thus your calendar might con-
tain items like this: Saturday
June 10, s:45, Harry Hepcat to go to
Fireman's Ball. Informal. Don't
forget mad money" Or, Sunday
June 81, 3 pm, Theodore Thrifty to
visit the zoo. Heavy shoes and
plenty Of dinner, as Theodore sell
dom treats"
But suppose you are an Eddie
Innocent instead of . Polly Popu-
lar-aren't you partly to blame for
this minor debacle? Indeed you
are! When you ask q girl for a
date far in advance, always confirm
the arrangement by telephone a day
or two before the big evening. Be
casual about it-tel her you just
wanted to say you'd. be there at 8 80,
or make some similar comment.
You may think this is asking too
much of you and contend that it's
a girls business to remember her
dates. True, but why run the risk
of her forgetting, putting you in a
very embarrassing position? This
little detail is particularly important
~ yo,, ara fItet ona nf q Hn,a,, faI
lows who all insist on rushing some
superdish ut the same time, thus
keeping her constantly in delirious
dither.
So much for prevention. Now for
q word Of cure, to forestall deluge
of letters asking what Polly. Eddie
and Reginald can do in the situation
with which we started this column.
It's chiefly Polly's problem. She
should keep her head and her poise,
express her sincere regret for the
mixup, and Immediately offer to get
another girl for Reginald, since her
date with Eddie was made first.
. AS for the boys, they should take
it with grin, hide their inevitable
indignation as best they can, and CO.
operate with Polly's efforts to save
the situation. Who knows? The
resulting double date might turn
into an enjoyable evening and even
launch q new romance.
Ysu Ask-Wo Answer.
@. My sister and I are going 10 4
large city for . visit this month
and We expect to stay ut . hotel.
She Is 10 and unmarried; I am 23
and married. Please tell me If I
Evening star., 1942-06-05

Send the questions you wish
answered in this column on Fri
day to the why Grow, Old?"
question box.
Evening star., 1942-06-05

MadhatterS, Is Waglng q campaign
to induce slacks-wearing women to
also wear hats. Matter Of fact, the
little pillboxes Of pique and rayon,
the cotton gabardine viSored ker-
chiefs, hand d-crocheted wool snoods,
Jersey turbans and felt calots that
they recommend are smart and even
logical. When We 60 into slacks-
only for playtime. lounging or active
work-we need something to keep
our flying tresses neat, trim and
smart looking These little, infor-
NAL hats seem to be the answer, so
when you buy slacks, have . look
at the inexpensive headgear which
will be an important part Of your
accessories. Think about matching
. hat and beach bag or . hat and
play shoes-because you can do nice
color combinations with little details
such as these.
After getting of to q beautiful
start, the trend toward short black
dresses for informal dining Is doing
very well, thank you. The stores
are full of attractive, not too fuSSy
models which Washington women
are swapping up like mad. Sheers,
cable nets, rayon jerseys and the
like are available, and you can have
'em as frilly or as tailored as you
like. Black shantung and poplin
suits are going over nicely, too, and
there's much interest in black satin
for summer evening gowns in the
short length. Don't let the thought
of satin frighten you: we don't think
it's particularly hotter than any
thing else, and its shiny, sleek sur
face looks q great deal cooler than
many dull fabrics.
We're getting fan mail again-as
we sincerely hope the boss will note.
Comes a letter from Miss S. L. who
worries, What are your ideas con-
cerning the problem Of the bride
who wonders whether to wear her
almost essential glasses to the al
tar? They do. it seems to US, rather
spoil the picture. What type Of
headdress would render them less
noticeable?"
We honestly think that If the
bride doesn't really need them to
find her way down the aisle and
If she can see the bridegroom and
the minister, she might leave on
her glasses during the ceremony.
However, the problem OF . recep-
ton remains, especially If shes in
terested in recognizing the guests,
so she might do we'll TO choose .
headdress that is not too severe.
Soft lines, and much interest in flow
ers or "frilly" treatment should be
the answer, although much is de-
pendent upon what type Of head
dress is most becoming to the shape
of her face and her hair-do. Choos-
ing something f1attering is most i'm
portant, and don't worry about the
effect of the glasses We hardly
think a little thing like that could
spoil the pretty picture that all
brides present.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Cake Mixture

When pouring a cake mixture into
pans, let it cover corners and sides,
leaving slight impression in the
center If this is done. when the
cake is baked. it will be perfectly
fat on top. Cake pans should be
filled nearly two-thirds full if cake
is expected to rise to top of pan.
Evening star., 1942-06-05

Yen Ask-We Answer.
@. My sister and are going 10 q
large city for = visit this month
and we expect TO stay ut . hotel.
She Is 1s and unmarried; I am 23
and married. Please tell me If
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Blanket Washing

After q blanket has been washed
and dried, pin it on the line and
beat with . carpet beater. This
makes the blanket beautifully soft
and duffy.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
To Soften Cookies

To soften cookies, keep a slice OF
fresh bread In the cookie jar, re-
placing With . tresh siies ~ It be-
comes staie.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Mrs. Douglas Macarthur
Soon to Receive Smart
New HAT Wardrobe
Stacks. Wearing Ladies Also
To Find Suitable Headgear;
Other Style Notes Given
By Helen Vosf

the other side of world attractive lady
will wardrobe
gift from of the leading miners
America that he generals wife will have hat for every
gddy husband making history
idea that Mrs Macarthur going kick Of
According regulations they'll be
Austraa snch package it's assured that
they won't be millinery parasos.
And art Macarthur Well,
poson pettoat rne Of white starched
with
white boater" trimmed with
tilted
felt butterflies and pink yelling
Hope they're becoming Mrs Macarthur
Of
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Avoid the Forgotten Date;
Use Little Black Book
To Help Your Memory
Ancient Ounce of Prevention
Slogan Is as True as Ever,
So Check Up in Advance
By Kay Caldwell and Alden Harrison

Scene the home Of Polly Popular Time $50 Friday evening
Eddie jaunty
hours ride He bhe little ngles
the $3.50 in his jeans pushes the doorben
door, looking somewhat disconnected Eddie
for Polly"
Mrs Popular samms There must be mistake"
calls anticany Polly Eddie sickenng feeling
floor wall
utterly completely forgot
with Eddie tonight He asked long
For the sake of the feelings all will
their
Of that similar calamity will happen
Polly Popular and really
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
State Loops Puts
Off Dissolution

FLINT, Jan. % (INS).-Dead-
locked by 3-3 vote, Michigan
State League team owners, today
recessed until February Is before
taking another vote on officially
diSbanding the league. The an
nual meeting. held here, heard
President Tom Halligan report
50 $50 in the league treasury.
If the league votes to disband
for the duration of the war, the
clubs have agreed each 10 take
$500 from the treasury, leaving
some $50 for operating expenses
when the league resumes. Flint,
Lansing and Grand Rapids favor
immediate diSbanding. but St.
Joseph, MuSkegon and Saginaw
formed the opposing bloc.
II Is only a matter of form
however, that keeps the league in
existence for the next fortnight.
a Tiger farm club last
year. has already sent prospective
Tigers to other Tiger clubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
-Buy n BOmber-
Mo Hopeful
Record Crowd Is Expected
Tonight at Olympia

Olympia officials and MO
hockey moguls expect the seasons
largest attendance at toniGhts
hockey double-header Parisclean,
defeated in its last two starts
after coing Is games without a
defeat, meets Akron. Mansfield,
winner last week Z 10 s over
Windsor in a fierce game, engages
Toledo.
a Short-lived rebellion. staged
last week by Dalton McKenna and
Rudy ZunIch. ParlSclcan players,
over wages. was instrumental in
placing the activities of the MO
loop in the headlines for The first
time this season. Mo owners are
certain the billing they received
during the week will be reflected
al the box office tonight.
Mckcnna. ZuniCh and the
leagues most colorful player, Yves
LampSa. Will be back in the Paris
clean lineup tonight,
Starting time for the first gains
is set for Z 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
New Kind Of AII-Ster Game Suggested
.eo Macdonell


Dear Sr-Wh much interest read your column recently
about big eaguers Uncle like
a dream team all right You've got something there
have where Lakes Training Station has
beaten some of the best college basketball.
Why advocate al-star team from the big leagues
playing alsar team from the forces? would
be interesting than the regular astar big
which understand scheduled BROOKLYN this wear
Ut played in Detroit last fans will remember
With all of the receipts going to relief Just
Joe Louis did boxing would sports thing that
could possibly be pulled off Maybe games
arranged around the country. If asar teams then
astar team from the armed forces which
against individual clubs such the Tigers that in
Briggs Stadium would certainly be wonderful thing wouldn't
Just think Of al-star from the navy in
Guiding Bob Teller Ted Williams other stars PLAYING here
against the Tgesor playing astar recruited from
all clubs in the American League.
Sincerely, Bill Dodds 1893 Howard street
NoteIt is swell idea Bill Maybe can get Jack Zeler
other live wire to work on il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

Auto Club
Helped by
Height

Despite the elimination Of the
center jump after a score in bas-
ketball. height is still the all-im-
portant factor in winning a close
game or making runaway out OF
"a close one. The tall team will con-
troll the ball on jumps, will get the
ball off the bank board more often
and will score points on push shots
whore the small team cant.
Such was the case last night at
Holy Redeemer High as the Auto
Club five swept 10 victory over the
.SunOco team of Toledo, 50 TO 33.
Controlling the ball all the way,
the Auto ClubberS led at the half,
33 10 Ia. and increased their lead
almost at will during the second
period
Cincy Sachs. Auto Club man.
lager, who is not tall. signed two
big men before the game, Walter
Tanana and Darcy O'Neil. former
Lawrence Tech players. They took
turns playing center last night as
Auto Club ran its seasons record
10 20 victories and five defeats.
Leo Beebe, University of Mich
igan captain in 1889. played his
last game with Auto Club and
scored 8 points. Before the game
started, he announced from the
floor that he was enlisting in the
navy. Jack Piana got IL for Auto
Club while Art Sherer of Toledo
led them all with l3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
BY HAROLD KAHL

Rudy Walby'S Five and George
BryantS Schmidt are nestled in
third and fourth places in Class A
of The Detroit Times Bowling
Sweepstakes today following an.
other bombarding of the pins at
Imperial Recreation over the
eck-end.
These two Detroit Times Classic
fiveS tried hard 10 pry loose Joe
Paulus' Chene-Trombly Recreation
from the top with its 1867 score
on the final squad last night. but
were considerably short Walby's
shot 1895 and SChmidts 1883 10
fall in line behind Frank Damicos
Midwest with 1880.
Five misses and five splits held
Walby's down 10 S93 as a starter.
but the boys came back in the
second for 96i with a miss and a
split less and then climbed 10
1O3S. Ray GlinSke bettered Da-
Mico's high series Of week ago,
6li, by topping l90-245-2l1 for
6I6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

229-214 for his els and Bryant
was there with two 2OI'S in COZ.
Five splits and four misses in the
first, three misses i'm the second
and 10-pin and 7-pin trouble in
the third prevented Schmidt from
going higher.
The weekend saw only one
leader fall by the waySidc. John
Koltunowicz' AltcS Of Hamiramck
with 2625 in Class u. giving way
TO Francis Labadie'S All-Amcri-
cans. This club inserted $40 be-
tween two 600 games for 2640
Steve Zeininger's 20l-20O In SIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

tournaments is that there many the
players the country carry
Association leaders philosophy, should baseball
because Bob Teller and other the College
football should be called players
Mr. Sandsh and fellow officers least be accused
Of being copycats Both the New York
continue all regular tournaments il announced from the
anc seaboad Among the best forwarded
nuing golf in the East which might we'll apply Detroit
areas the affect cancellation might golf
Wholesale cancellations the heels golf
ball shortage prompt flood Of designations
which would devastate of best country
maintenance of golf facilities the
TO maintain morale and physical fitness.
In fairness Mr.. Sandish should be pointed
admirable president Of the District ruled
out all local tournaments There will be usual Father
Son tournament the mixed fousomcs
Clubs accustomed holding invitation
make their decisions. The Detroit will
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
Buy n Bomber
BUY n Bomber
Huron Track Team
Has Biz Schedule

YPSILANTT. Jan. Michigan
Normal Saturday viii embark on
its most ambitious indoor track
season in several years. coach
Lloyd w OldS announced today.
Albion and Kalamazoo will furnish
the opposition for the Hurons in
their first meet, he said
The rest of the schedule:
Fen Loyoia University tChcago) a.
Ann Arhor
Feb II Michigan and Michigan state al
Nosi Field House tArn Amor.
Feb. ~ North Cen'ra. a Ann Nrhor
Fen g state RELAYS at Fast Lansing
FEB. - National NAU ~ New NorN
Ciff
March Crn'rl' Jo.a. ate Conference
chrmr'Hrshps AZ tl-' Iars.rt
March ~ Buficy icI1t, al Indianapolis.
March - Chr1kr RELAYS ~ Chicago
March % Michigan AL RELAYS az De
trot tentative
March 27-Cisvelsnd relays At Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
ZeI|er Would
Expand Play

Jack Zcllor. general manager Of
The Tigers. is thinking ahead.
In the hope Of having plenty Of
talent available after the war.
Iellcr now suggests that tCcn-acc
players be- trained His plan
would call for a league OF eight or
- teams outside the fold Of
organized baseball.
There would be- a four-month
playing period under such a plan
with The season 10 open on May -.
Zcllcr has placed this plan be-
fore state league club owners
They VIII render a decision ncXt
month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
Damp Field Forces
Soccer Postponement

With grounds too soft, four
games in the state amateur soccer
league were called Oft yesterday.
The card listed matches between
the Workers and Detroiters,
Rangers and Bavarians. Thistle
and St. Clair. and German B team
and the HungarIanS.
Another match scheduled for
yesterday was forfeited 10 the
Nenetians by HiSpano Saturday
when the latter squad was unable
to raise a full team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

The University of Michigan has
been counted out of the Big Ten
basketball race, but conference
foes cant overlook the Wolverines.
Northwestern discovered that
when II was handed its first con-
ference defeat by the victory
starved men Of Coach Bonnie
OoSterbaan. Saturday night it
was Ohio State. riding a two
game winning streak. that was
upset by a 1893 count.
Returning from a Pacific Coast
trip. the Bucks were forced TO