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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

Note Jack Zeer general Of the Tigers that
leagues equppng all the country with
bas bats Also that the Detroit Tigers have furnished equip
ment to a number Of camps here and elsewhere.
II would however that Lieutenant Brezs regiment is
getting the brush-of in lack of direction from the
baseball people themselves the service Something
ought be done about it. The 177h Field Artillery at Fort
Leonard Wood should its share of equipment Surely there is
being raised around the land for such purpose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
CONSENSUS

CONSENSUS
Happy Winner
Roy Greenock
C-Note
Halealoha
Valdina Love
Field Lark
Budgeteer
Smokin OFT
Icy Run
st. DiSnas
Wise Dsan
Nimble
BY Conscript
Air Sprite
Patriot
Illka
Z Clock Time
Quarto
Catalonia
jayne Davis
Sparkling Heel
Darby Dean
Oversight
Millchic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
OTHER STEADY ONES

Continued on Page Is)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

SERGEANT SNEEzE SAYS Let's all run congress anc
get gas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

Continued on Page 1S)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
BY LEO MACDONELC

Michiean's I77th, Now
in Missouri, Needs
Sports Equipment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
HOROSCOPE

transactions providing you put
emotionalism and personal quirks
behind you. It's one for all and
all for one.
July p TO AUG. p
Leo Civic and government
affairs, matters Of international
Importance transcend all other
activities nov. You can best
serve your own interests by serv-
ing well the country's response
bilities placed upon you. Be de-
voted 70 duty
AUG. % TO SEPT. e.
Virgo-Not at all auspicious
for the usual things. Activities
that call for daring, physical en-
durance. road builders, miners
sponsored.
SEPT. p TO OCT. %
Libru-Give close attention 10
private interests-insurance,
legacies, investments, especially
for your family's future security.
OCT. 24 TO NOV. %
Scorpio - Very benefic indica-
tons for work and activities for
which you are especially adapted
matters that require leader
ship and organization ability.
situations that need straighten-
ing out Business in general and
personal affairs slated for bene-
fits.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
Sogittdrius-T o ay will in
trigue you, give the about feel
ing of expanding and getting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

YOU'LL HATE putting this
work aside once you've started
this filet crochet. It's quaintness
will add charm 10 your home as
chair or buffet set or scarf ends.
Excellent work for leisure hours!
Pattern 1884 contains charts
and directions for making set;
illustrations of il and stitches;
materials required.
Send IL cents in coins for this
pattern 10 The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich. Owing TO
customs regulations, orders for
patterns 10 Canadian destina-
tions cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Motorists
Victory Book

THIS WEEKS victory book,
How 10 Get Added Life from
Your Car" should be made re-
quired reading for every mo-
torist.
No matter whether your car
is old or new it is vitality needed
in Americas war effort 10
relieve the growing transporta-
ton problem. To help smash
the Axis, keep your car run
ming!
From cover 10 cover. this Ga
page victory book is packed with
reliable facts that can be put 10
work Immediately in prolonging
the life of your car.
It tells how TO get added
mileage from gas and tires; how
10 prepare A car for winter and
summer driving; how to remedy
minor mechanical defects. The
bOOh - Ntll Illus u dltu anu VIII
ten in simple terms.
How to Get Added Life from
Your Car" is No. II in the
series of IA books being pre-
Sented by The Detroit Times
Home Institute at the rate of
one a week. Previous releases
are still available.
The books are 10 cents each
if called for at the service coun-
ter il the lobby of The Detroit
Times Building. or Is cents by
mail.
When ordering by mail adj
dress your request 10 The De-
troit Times Home Institute, 1925
Times Square, Detroit. Mich.
Please write plainly your
name, address and title Of books
being ordered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

Tomorrow's article, the last in
this series. will tell you how 10
get back in shape.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Ill Joan Dean, Cherry $500, line 347
BY Frances Drake

ahead that clever, capable Sagit-
tarians r e s h.
DEC. % TO JAN. II
Copricor1-A peak setup; the
more hazardous and variable the
instances and problems, the bet
ter you'll enjoy dealing with
them You don't waste time cod
ding the inefficient; you have
great capacity for hard work
give that capacity its fill today.
JAN. 22 TO FEB. 20
Aqparius-The tools and OPP
portunity are at your door now
what you do with them will
tell the story. Keep studying,
add to your efficiency by daily
application Of your mental equip
ment to ordinary routine as we'll
as new problems.
FEB. 2I TO MARCH 20
Pisces - When you give full
scope 10 your ability you can
accomplish more than many who
make a noisy show Of their at
tainments. Be more articulate,
especially today when such pro-
cedure is called for.
4 CHILD born on this dan;
Talented, very capable; will ex-
perience considerable opposition
and many trials before attaining
real success. Must have faith in
God and know that He strength
ems the back TO carry the burden.
Copyright. 1912. by KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Vivette's Letter Describes
Life in Southern France
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
WOmen's Editor, The Detroit Times

hill a quarter Of a mile 10 get
every drop Of water we need
l have one tiny wood burning
stove when II will burn =.
with which 10 do the cooking.
We have practically nothing
TO cook, so that really simplifes
things.
We have 10 walk over three
miles TO get our food, such as il
is, and then lug IL up a noun
tain in the full sun Of midsum-
mer.
OF course, there are COM
pensations for those who, like
me, are fond of nature and
scenery. but believe me one has
TO BE fond of it, TO swallow the
rest.
Talk about the simple life -.
Hollywood never showed any
thing like this and no star could
manage 10 look beautiful with
SCOT all over her face and hands,
and water al a premium.
We're Grateful
However. though I grumble at
times, 1 know we are better off
than the millions of souls all
over the world and I'm grateful
we are together.
Will has gone completely
native and you should see his
get-up for working in the fields.
We not only have a smallish
garden but have rented a small
patch in which TO grow potatoes,
corn and what we can for
without such precaution we dare
not think of the coming winter.
Strangely enough, we are well
-. we like the outdoor life :
but it is lonely away from ones
friends.
My, my what I wouldn't
give for the coffee and sand
wiches we used to have in that
little restaurant back of the
Times.
Well. Who Knows!
Well. who knows maybe
one day we will meet again f..
and then what tales 10 tell!
Meantime be happy in
your far-away security and COM
fort, and don't forget us poor
wretches over here who are
neither secure nor comfortable.
Thanks so much for your let
tiers they 90 TO keep us
happy and encouraged. Nice 10
know our friends remember us
=. even though we may never
see them again.
What 1 wouldn't give for a
good cup Of tea,
Love from us both
VIVETTE
Well. there you have your old
cooking teacher who used TO
toss gobs of butter and cups Of
cream into the mixing bowl
three-layer cakes steaming
bowls of steak and kidney pud-
ding wishing she had cup
Of tea Juggling water and a
shopping bag through the noun
tains and in between times,
writing book.
If the book ever reaches me
e. I'll tell you about il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
For Thursday. august -.
MARCH 2i TO APRIL 20

Aries-Mars and Jupiter in
major benefic aspects augur for
successes If you apply yourself
as you should.
APRIL II TO MAY 2O
Tdurus-Steer clear of over
confidence and smuRness. The
more progressive and persistent
you are, the better your chances
Of succeeding.
MAY Fl TO JUNE Pr
Gemini - Please read sugges-
tions 20 Taurus. BE calm, rea-
sonable and not talkative. You'll
need all your wits about you
JUNE p TO JULY %
Cdncer-Fine opportunities for
military affairs; gain in business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Meat Loaf Variation

DRESS UP your meat loaves
like upside-down cake. Put
peaches or pitted fruits in the
bottom of the pan. bake and
turn them out bottom side up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Pear DELIGHT

BLEND THE juice from 2
cans Of pears with s cups OF
chilled ginger ale. Place a mint
Sprig and a green maraschino
cherry in each glass. Serve im-
mediatelY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

ahead that clever, capable Sagit-
tarians rel s h.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Exercising
while Baby
IS En- Route
BY IDA JEAN kahn

THERE IS no set standard
for the exercise tbst can hsF
taken while the baby Is on the
way. The safest rule 10 follow
Is to continue ioing the things
you are used 10 doing and not
TO start anything radically new.
II you didn'. take any calls
themes before you started TO
have a baby, dc not begin an
exercise program now. But IL
you have always exercised regu-
larry, few mild exercises
should be beneficial probably
right on through the fourth
month.
Perhaps swimming is your
regular summer exercise. Then
II should be safe for you, pro-
vided the water is calm and not
too cold.
Or golf may be your favorite
sport. Your doctor may let you
keep on playing.
Ask Doctor
Whatever you do, get your
doctors permission. Please do
not inform him that / said il
would be all right for you TO 60
ahead and exercise. It is all
right for you ONLY IF HE
SAYS 1T IS. He must tell you
how much exercise you can take
and for how long.
The main thing to bear in
mind is not 10 keep on exerciS-
ing 10 the point of fatigue. It's
moderation for you. That goes
for exercise of any kind--work-
.Cg. walking, sports. dancing or
flisthenics.
Even walking, the perfect ex-
ercise at this time, must be
geared to your strength.
1t is usually considered better
10 walk a moderate distance OF
one or two miles twice a day
rather than 10 walk a greater
ulSIdIlCG OF OIlc tlIGlCIl.
1t is especially important 10
wear medium to low heels with
a broad base for walking. And
you carry your weight best by
pointing your toes straight
ahead, not toeing out.
Your girdle should be for sup
port only-not TO conceal. The
same applies to your brassiere.
An uplift bra will give support
and help 10 prevent undue
stretching OF the skin.
Mild Exercises
But TO get back 90 exercise.
II you are used 10 exercising
and your doctor gives his per-
mission, here are some mild
ones:
l. Lie on back on floor, knees
bent and feet on floor. Bend
alternate knees toward chest.
Always keep one foot on floor
10 prevent strain.
2. Lie on side. legs straight
down. Slowly raise top leg up
from hip. lower Repeat three
10 five times. rest. and do same
exercise on other side.
3. Lie on back on floor with
knees bent and feet on floor.
Very slowly raise hips of floor
until you are in straight line
from knees 10 chest. Hold for
a second. and lower hips 10 floor.
Rest and repeat five times.
Do these exercises slowly and
without tension and relax be-
tween each exercise. Rest after
wards, warmly covered.
Tonorrow's article, the last in
this series. will tell you how 10
get back in shape.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

MEAGER AS mail is these
days from abroad, every so often
we hear from our friend, Vivette
-. whom many of you will
recall was once home economist
for the Times.
Vivette and her charming
English husband came from the
south of France "a little
village some 20 miles from the
Italian border.
Oh, it's lovely there she
used 10 muTmur the blue
Mediterranean 10 the south Of
you, the Swiss Alps 70 the north.
Back 10 France
And so after a few years in
America. they went back
bought a pension hotel 10
us just A small one, with
olive and lemon trees blooming
in the courtyard. the whole sur
rounded by a stone wall covered
with ivy and morning glories.
Oh, the flowers she used
10 say if you were TO plant
walking stick in the ground, it
would grow >. the land is that
fertile.
Since the war. however, the
south Of France is no longer
garden Of Eden.
A Letter
Here is the latest letter from
Vivette written July 9:
DEAR IRENE:
First of all. note the change
Of address. In common with all
our compatriots. we were gently
but firmly expelled from our
home in April and given the
choice of eight Departments"
or states. you would say.
And so here we are in a tiny
mountain hut, the likes of which
you could never imagine.
Writing a Book
In intervals Of growing as
many vegetables as we can in
order TO eat next winter, breed
ing rabbits and what not
am trying 10 write a book which
l am calling, This Our Exile"
in which / hope 10 give fairly
accurate idea of our present sur
roundings and way OF living.
The book l shall dedicate 10
you.
If II ever gets printed, il
should interest American women
10 have full details Of how one
European woman m anage d
during the second great war.
First of all, we have 10 60 up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
STUFF ENDINE

TIRED OF stuffed celery?
Then Try stuffing endive-with
cheese and anchoivies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
McNutt Is ManpOWer Car;
1888 EnIistments Halted
Continued from Page one)

the order with its chairman be McNu The commission itself
said will be formed Of representatives Of the depart
navy department agriculture department labor depart
federal security agency production board civil service
commission, national housing agency and other executive
departments and agencies the President may designate
President Roosevelt Immediately impementing his executive
order letters the secretary Of and the of
navy nsrucng them the termination of ensmens by per-
between Is and 38 of and requesting them
Immediately transmit the necessary instructions TO and
navy field agents.
The President also dispatched letter to McNutt formally
notifying him of his appointment to the new War Manpower
Commission
McNutt instructed in the executive order to appoint
managementabor policy committee 10 advise him OF the labor
policies be followed the fields Of labor agriculture and
industrial management
The secretary of and the secretary of navy
sruced TO make training Of the armed forces
form with the policies and regulations which McNu issue
from q time.
In transferring the seecve service system TO the War Man
power Commission the President specified that local draft boards
and appeal boards shall continue exercise the functions
and duties vested in them by the selecve service law
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
No Additional Salary

In addition. McNutt is made ?
member of the economic stabilIla-
lion hoard headed by former Su-
prcmc Court Justice James r.
ByrncS. The effect is to- he
BYrnoS stu wider scope in dealing
with war problems
In q letter "a NcNuti the Prcsi-
don't advised h.m that ne was
being appointed chairman Of the
War ManpoWcT Commission. in
accordance with the new executive
order His only salary. the PreSi-
dent advised him. will be that
which he receives as federal Secu-
rty admin traitor but he shall he
entitled 10 actual expenses incIden-
~ 10 IN, work as manpowcr d.
rector.
The President also sent letters
20 Secretary ~ War stun son and
Secretary Of tho Navy Knox adj
NsinC them Il The conditions under
which voluntary enh>tmeu's n the
armed services shall be terminated
They were directed 10 transmit
the necessary instructions 20 your
representatives in the field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

for both armed services for men Of
the best fighting ages, the Presl-
dent made II necessary for tho
navy TO rely on the draft as well
as the army.
The executive order directs the
secretary Of war and the secretary
of navy, after consultation with
McNutt, 10 determine the number
lot men required 10 be selected
each month for the armed services.
The war and navy department
heads are instructed TO take neceS-
Sary steps 10 see that oil training
programs for the armed services.
Including reserve components and
the Women's Army Auxiliary
Corps, which are carried on in
nonfederal educational inStitu-
tons, conform with regulations
established by McNutt.
hCNutt is directed IN nawe q
manaccment-labor policy commit
toe. 10 be selected from the fields
II labor, agriculture and industrial
management, and 10 consult with
the members IN carrying out his
duties
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Churchill Warns
Of Peri|s Ahead

BRADFORD England Dec
tUP)-Primc minister Winston
Churchill, addressing war worker,
al war factory. said today thai
the war was approaching It's mos
tense period warning that Tho
hard core Of Nazi resistance anc
had not yet been reached
I'VE have TO gather all our
strength. hc said III by chance
unexpected good tiding> come. ii
will he matter for rejoicing.
But we must not count upon It.
I'VE count upon our strong
right arm, our honest, hard
working hearts and our courage,
which has not been found want
ing under either domestic or
foreign stresses.
I'VE have broken into North
Africa with the Americans and
have advanced I'm short time
almost 900 miles, but We have
still 20 miles 90 70. and very
hard fighting. before that small
distance viii be overcome and
the enemy beaten down and
driven into the sea.
II do not doubt the result. hut
! cannot lead you TO suppose IL
will he easy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
PrioritieS in Areas

PRO. .as would bc SCI Up "
designation 70, plants. occupations
or even uar production areas as
more essential than others and
c~r lovers would bc directed 70
release workers for such more
essential places.
The Pro, don't directed that be-
ginning az once. no man who has
attained me ago o' Is and has not
~ Iro5 tI- rHr'y-oighth anrlver-
ST., ,raI o.. st IN the army an1
navy. n..-- uc has already sub.
united q houa'dn application foi
voluntary enlistment In that
case hc may enlist within 10 days
McNu1t is gwen the response
bil'y O., furnishing men for ID,
armed service, through the Sclcc.
tive sCrtT.D system
By ending voluntary enlistment,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Enlistment Ban
Came Too Late,
,213Giiven Oath
Officers Here Told
TO Reject All Over 80
Still Uneyemined

The presidential order banning
enlistments into the armed forces
and prohibiting the acceptance OF
men 80 years old or over came too
late 10 stop the induction OF 1SS
navy recruits and IS army selec-
tees over the age limit in Detroit
Saturday.
II. Byron Flechtner. Lower
Peninsula navy recruiting chief.
said his office was not notified Of
the discrimination Of enhStments
until Gas p. M after Saturdays
contingent Of recruits had been
indicted.
Al the army induction center,
officers said tho order they re-
CoNcd instructed recruiting Off
cialS- Ia reject only those men 80
or over who had not received
physical examinations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
IS Droftees SUorn In

Twenty-Five draftees had re.
ceived their examinations. Thus
they we're sworn IN after receipt
Of Tie order All were giver
To-day furIouchs pending then
travel orders
Army officers said names OF al
men above the ago limit who arc
awaiting physical examination,
viii be returned 10 their draft
boards
This comes a. surprise 60
us," SAID flcchiner. "Only yes
terday Friday We were told To-
keep right on recruiting. J guess
!. this puts ia ont nf business
Saturday morning FleChrncr was
notified of his promotion 10 Leu
tenant commander
III not sure whether the
promotion stands ur not 30
smiled II assume II was based
on my job a. head of this re-
crutine station, which may no
longer exist -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

MCNutt took on Increased stat
urc I'm the governments war
administration.
With SeleCtiVc service As only
part Of his domain, McNutt will
issue orders 10 Maj. Gen. Lewis b.
Hershey present national draft
director, for induction Of soldiers,
sailors and marines on the basis
of army-navy requirements.
lie Will also have complete SUI
pcrylSIon over the hiring of labor
for war factories and workers
movements from one plant to an
other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
One Hiring Agency

McNutt is directed to take steps
to assure that all hiring Of work
Crs by war plants shall be con-
Quoted solely through the United
States Employment Service or IN
accordance with such arrange
mcnts as the chairman may APP
prove
IN addition fH~ executive order
states that mo employer shall
retain in bis employ any worker
whose service, are more urgently
needed u any establishment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Times 10 Review
ManpOWer Edict

The Detroit Times i'm its
Monday editions viii carry
further news on the drastic
order on manpower control
in industry and the armed
services BE sure 20 huy
Mondays Detroit Times.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-22
MORE BABIES
Births in City Last Year
II Over 1910.

Births in the city during 1941 were
II over those for the preceding year,
according to the annual report of DR.
H. N. Sutherland, city health officer.
Last year births totaled 1913 as COM
pared with 106 in 1910. Deaths were
lower, A in l941 and As in 1910. Oh
last years births, boys were ahead
GA to So.
Heart disease lead in cause of deaths
with IL victims, while cancer was
second high with six.
There were no deaths from small
pox, typhoid fever, diphtheria, or tuber-
culosis in the city last year, he said
He continued:
"There were considerably fewer pa
tents in the detention hospital thi:
past year than in previous years, the
total being nine. Three of these case.
were scarlet fever suspects from one
if the CCC camps, two were scarlet
fever cases, and four poliomyleiti.
cases. We had very unfortunate
epidemic of poliomyelitis in the cit.
last year. This is a condition that il
very hard to guard against as We dt
not know where it is acquired or how
definitely"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-22
Pine Grove Dairy
Change in Ownership.

In another place in this paper the
Knuutti Bros, who have conducted
the Pine Grove Dairy SO successfully
in the past announce the retirement
from the firm of William Knuutti by
mutual consent.
The change is made at the request
of william who win be in the next
draft registration and feels that now
is a good time to make the change.
Especially if he is called for service.
Following his service in the army he
will go into business of his own.
The Knuutti brothers have been
very successful in the dairy bust
ness. They furnished pasteurized
milk and cream to the people OF Ely
and vicinity and are the only dairy
in this section doing this.
The war is cutting in on the plans
of the dairy as can be seen in the
ad in another place in this paper.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-22
COUNTY Wins
ROAD CONTEST

st. Louis county has been awarded
drst in the 100000 population group for
excellence in road management prac-
tice by counties throughout the nation,
an announcement by Better Roads
Magazine, Chicago, which sponsors the
contest, states.
The awards were made for excellence
of work being done in the planning
CYCLE" combination of planning,
work programming, budgeting and
cost accounting which enable public
works department to keep constantly
developing permanent long-range
public works program on a basis of
rational income and cost information.
Judges in the competition were four
public administration experts.