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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Venus in Furs

everyone else, never was she
known to have spoken a cross
word TO her husband.
On such occasions as it became
necessary to speak to his spouse
in public, he always called her
Princess" At first everyone
thought this a joking nickname.
making fun of her regal manner
But when they observed that the
paid servants invariably ad-
dressed their mistress as Your
Highness," IT dawned on them
that the thing was meant to be
taken seriously.
Friends who pried into the
matter received only an evasive
answer but the intimation left
was that if all were known and
Emily had her just deserts, she
would be an accredited Princess.
Some whispered, Bar-sinister"
some merely Bah :" Unquestion-
ably, Bill had heard the whole
story. believed il and thought
himself unworthy Of such a prize.
He was the broad shouldered he
man type Of American who would
have scorned to buy a title for a
daughter and yet look what he
had bought for himself.
A servant, no matter how de-
voted. must be trained before he
is perfect. For this purpose En-
lily took her husband on a couple
Of long, educational trips TO vari-
Gus parts of Europe, but mostly
Paris. where he learned the hand
kissing and boot-licking gestures
Of the fringes Of French nobility.
He picked up not only French
manners but some of the French
language, yet never could he learn
TO swallow his words, according
to the Oxford style of mispro-
nunciation Of English. So he
wasn't quite perfect. after all
However. he was the most
thoroughly demonstrated million
aire in sight. and she invaded
Chicago as a sort Of bridgehead
for conquering all American So
ciety. The startling results will
be told in the next issue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

TO home or individual But, like
every other silent servant" a
washer is only as good as the
treatment its mistress gives it.
At this moment. perhaps the
most precious part of a washer
is the automatic wringer and its
rolls Of soft rubber. AS we
know, rubber is a top priority, so
that care for the wringer rolls
is a duty. as well as desirable in
itself TO lengthen the life of the
machine.
Since all rubber is affected by
heat. grease, sunlight and dust.
do everything TO prevent these
conditions. Release the springs
when the wringer is not in use;
don't stand the washer under a
sunny window; do keep the
wringer covered, either with a
heavy cotton cover or with one
Of those transparent covers like
the small "berets" or bowl-covers
used in the refrigerator. Keep
the washer dry; do not keep the
lid on, or there will be an odor;
wipe connecting cord dry and
wind on hooks when not in use.
The electric iron IS one of the
most generally used electric APP
planes. Here are some sugges-
tions to help prolong its useful
ness
Be sure bottom of iron is clean.
Wait until it is cold, then wipe
off with damp cloth and mild
securing powder. Avoid ironing
over buttons or zippers, since
theye may scratch its surface.
Avoid dropping the iron, as this
is more harmful to the iron than
any other hazard. BE sure it is
cold before laying away. Keep
cord away from hot iron and re-
place connecting cord at first
sign of wear.
NNE reason why women have
~ more time now to devote to
outside Victory and community
work is because the vacuum
cleaner enables them to clean the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

be carried cut as often and as
exactly as the manufacturer
specifics, and should be followed
by a good cleansing with hot wa
ter and baking soda Again, it's
only common sense TO use the
right temperature and not excess
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

Mrs. Frederick c. DeVarennes,
West Lynn. Mass.
(Mrs DeVarennes we are crate
ful 20 you for this little treatise
on chives and how 20 put then
up.-Mary Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

temperature, which is very easy
to do through carelessness, for
getfulness in turning the control
back after making frozen des-
serts. etc. When going away
for the weekend. turn down TO
the lowest operating point, not
defrosting.
THE washing-machine is an
other essential mechanism in
the home. because without clean
clothing. clean bed and table
linens the standard of living low
ers. as also the morale which
clean, fresh clothing always gives
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CONTINUED from Page l6)

his presence. He knew his place
so we'll that Emily rarely had to
speak to him and even then a
softly uttered word was enough.
He must have liked IT, he must
have loved IL. His reward was
that though she fought with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

CTo he concluded next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

NNE reason why women have
~ more time now to devote to
outside Victory and community
work is because the vacuum
cleaner enables them to clean the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

by Weekly Inc Great Britain Right. Reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
or the Hook
With
Letuis II. Walter

81 YOU think those Jockeys guys just fun of
valuable information the could off the
old FLA, do little giving you the low
Gown Brother Chump the real information that Jockeys
the world BuTlen.
the rGc At the New York tracks all he asks this world
The concession for booking the jockeys bets Claims he could
retire in
Those jockeys and
for dreadful dog they ride Bercn claims How
retired jockeys do
Hap Day cu1cr Toronto Maple
with the prediction
ksmpman Pete sngelc Johnny Mcrecdy
defenders
Toronto the days OF King Clancy and Chuck
Conacher Days the Leafs early
month with II Of the best rockies history.
Phil Handler line has bee
Johnny
fulback from Wake Forest
Johnny kmbrough They'll know
Chicago when the Lions
losing TO the chicago club
being toued Eastern champions
Army Lack them game,
Army wearing them down three
hockey cheering appointment
Stu, backfield coaching
Stukus held hot hand Scribes death
watch poker the Red Wings blow the Stanley Cup but
tTbuicd So8e DcroiterS Hes famed
for the bird the who his boy
Up with fiery pre-game speech.
siukus and his football playing pulled niits
such bat the
very rude brshons when she tried 10 sell her War
stuus and his pals took the and mud
In the place a %
quart OF half dollars and dollar bills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
|M-Stdte Lunch
Set for Oct. I

Alumni and friends of the Uni
versity of Michigan and Michigan
State College will gather for their
annual program luncheon at the
Book Cadillac Hotel. Friday, Oc-
tober 2, TO get the dope" on Sat
urday'S big game. Fritz Crisler,
director of athletics and head
man of all football at the univer-
sity; Charlie Bachman. head coach
at Michigan State. and members
of their coaching stats, captains
and stars of their respective teams
will be on hand.
AS in other years. these two
veterans will dish up as verbal
dessert their well known battle
of gridiron predictions. Master
of ceremonies Will be Harry G.
Z kipke. now a lieutenant com
mander in the navy.
The committee in charge Of tho
affair for the l.. of NJ. alumni in.
cludes Malcolm /. Denise. chair
man: Edward n. Hartwick, Ernest
A. Jones, James NJ. Pat" ODea
Ray c, Sackett and Noble d
/ Travis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

refers to them merely as a mat
ter of record. AS he does he gives
you a feeling there is climax
which he is purposely saving fol
last. And there is.
whatever I've accomplished,
credit should be given 10 my
mother and dad" he says.
when I was IL they rolled in
the First English Lutheran
League. After the league was
over each week they spent hour
after hour teaching me how to
bowl.
"Since I've been I'm the Times
Classic and Greater Detroit
leagues they haven't missed a
night behind the pair OF alleys
I've been on. They even follow
me to A. IL. &. Journeys.
II was married to Marie In
1888 and since then she, too,
always is on hand. Who couldn't
bowl with such staunch hackers
as my family? Borrowing
phrase from Harold Aliens
favOrite bowling song, They're
the finest I'm the land
Pretty swell of nice kid, DON
you think?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
The probable lineups:
VdIboe Takes
.0dkmdn Cup

Per Nalhoe won the Robert
Oakman catboat trophy al the
Detroit Yacht Club Saturday on a
flip Of a coin after he had finished
in tie with Hale Clark on the
six-mile course up and down the
river.
Fred Memo finished first in the
race, which was the third in the
series. the first two having been
sailed in July. Valboe placed a
comfortable second and seemed to
have the series Sewed up as Clark
was in 9th place coming down the
last leg. Near the finish. however,
two other shippers allowed Clark
10 pass them lie finished third,
tying Valboe which made the lat
ter Sputter.
Commodore Harry c. Kendall,
chairman of the race. asked them
10 reSail. Clark said why bother.
So they Tipped and Valboc won.
Memo finished with % points.
Emmett Mccoy, the club champion,
had %: Bob Lawrence and Doris
NevinS were next with 10. followed
by Fred Hayes with Is. f.. n
Lord -. Charles Lapworth II. w.
a Howe Q. John Painter 8 and
Bob Dodd 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Bowling Page
Starts Oct. J

Bowlers! Each Saturday,
starting October 3, The De-
troit Times again will pub
lish a full page of news, pic
lures, standings. 200 scores
and other interesting high
lights in the Greater Detroit
area.
League standings and the
scores must carry ST m p
from establishment from
which they are sent 10 be
published. Every establish
ment has Times leagu
forms. Secretaries h gu ! d
start sending in their stand
ingS and scores as of the
week September 81 To in
sure publication Saturday.
Saturday. October 3, all
blanks must be in The De-
troit Times office at 9 a. m.
Friday, October.2.
This season. as in the past,
thousands will depend on The
Detroit Times TO keep up
with bowling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Stars Best Backers
Never Miss a Night
BY HAROLD KAHL

Louis Sielaff will bestow acco-
ladies' to his hackers for his rapid
strides in bowling, if he's in a
laxative mood, which is seldom,
but the finest he saves for his dad
Louis ST., 65; his mother, Rose,
81, and his wife, Marie.
Lou, in case you don't know, is
a member Of Joe Paulus' up-and-
coming Chene-Trombly Recreation
team, which got away 10 flying
start of three victories over Joe
Liebs Twentieth Century Recre-
alton 10 share the early lead with
Nal Gilmour'S Parisclean in The
Detroit Times All-Star Classic.
For his 26 years of age Lou is
established as one OF the city S
top-flght spiders. In fact, sc
much so he and Chet Siiccy, fer
merly of Norton. are considered
the links that will enable Chene.
Trombly to challenge the suprem-
acy of Joe Norris Stroh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Lions 10 Open
Against Cards

CHICAGO, Sept. 19,-With the
Cardinals furnishing the opposi'
ton. the Detroit Lions will open
their National Football League
season here Sunday.
The game will be played al
night, starting at $50 o'clock, al
Comiskey Park, home OF the
White SoX.
Two other league games are on
tap for this Sunday-the Phila-
delphia Eagles vs.. the Cleveland
Rams at Akron, Ohio, and Pitts
burgh at Washington.
While the Cardinals have never
beaten the Lions in is games over
a stretch OF eight years. Coach
Jimmy Councilman. spurred by his
teams victory over the Rams in
Cleveland last Sunday. is confident
the worm will turn on the striped
field at Comiskey Park this
Sabbath evening.
With the exception Of John
Hall, a halfback whom the Lions
obtained from the Cardinals in a
trade for Billy jefferson. the
Detroit eleven will line up the
same as they did against Maj.
Wallace Wade's Army All-Stars.
Hall will be at right half in place
of Ned Matthews. Hall, now a
league veteran, came out of Texas
University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

Who Is this Buddy Scott that
fights Bob Pastor Friday night at
Olympia
Well, he has a pretty fair sort
of record. winning 85 of ga pro-
fessional bouts, AZ of them by
knockouts. He's fought thre e
draws and has been defeated six
times.
Two of those defeats were by
Pastor. The first came December
Is. 1899. down in Dallas, Tex, and
the second June Is, 1871, in Wash
ington. d. c. On the latter occa-
sion he had the former New York
University football player down
for a nine-count in the fourth
round.
Scott. a former student at
George Washington University.
claims never TO have been knocked
down in his professional career.
He's "a years old, weighs lS2
pounds and is five feet IL inches
tall.
Born in Electra. Tex, where he
lcampaigned as an amateur. Scott
turned professional in Washington.
lie pushed himself into the spot
,light-.in Tampa, Ella, however.
which town he now makes his
home.
Matched there with Tommy
Gomez, rated at one time the out
standing white heavyweight pros
pect by Gene Tunney. Jack
Dempsey and Jack Kearns. Scott
lost a disputed decision and made
the argument stick when he
kayoed Gomez in the seventh
round of their rematch.
Better known boxers over whom
he's gained decisions include
Claudio Villar, Jimmy Webb,
Eddie Simms, Tony Music and
Jack Marshall He's knocked out
Jack Turner three times, some
thing that Billy Conn couldn't do,
and also has kayo victory over
AL Reiss, local boy. M t,
In addition 10 Pastor. the others
who beat him are Al Mccoy,
Tommy Tucker and Jimmy Webb.
He reversed the decision against
Webb in later meeting, Just as
he did against Gomez, but was
never rematched with the other
! two.
Scott comes from a fighting
family. his brother Howard having
fought three lightweight champ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Lady Luck SIaps

Floyd Stocum at Hamtramck
was one of the first coaches to
get a slap from Lady Luck. Ches-
ter TZay pronounced "Chy"D, CO.
captain, received a cracked knee in
scrimmage and is out for month
or more. So Coach Stocum must
revise his attack as TZay was his
top passer until better one comes
along.
Tray is the same who pitched
and first based Kowalski into the
Detroit Baseball Federation play
offs during the season just closed,
Chef jumped into football two
days after the season closed.
AS the Cosmos shape up ut
present. they have II letter win
ners back in the group of 70 cam
didateS. The line will average IT'S
or is pounds lighter than in 1871.
Speed is the Hamtramck asset
this season. and the Cosmos be-
lieve it will offset the drop in
weight. "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
PAT COnniiskey S
Injury Serious

Pat Comiskey, Paterson. n. j.,
heavyweight who lost a 10-round
decision to Alfred big Boy
Brown Friday night Vat Olympia.
is carrying his left shoulder in a
cast today.
The collarbone was sprung and
the shoulder dislocated, according
to a diagnosis made al Ford Hos
-pital. ComiSkey suffered the in
jury in the fourth round. he said.
II was a recurrence of an in
jury suffered nine months ago in
an automobile accident in which
he also fractured leg. Friday
nights fight was his second since
the accident. His first ended in a
10-round decision over Brown at
Toledo a month ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

ton Devils Thumb and Count Fleet But, I'm not rating
them order. Jones explains Il just think they are the
outstanding juveniles of the year Occupation is owned
Marsch Chicago Devils Thumb by w
F. Boeng of apane fame and Count Fleet by Reign Count
owner Mrs John D. Hertz wife of the taXcab tycoon.
Lawrence Haskell former athletic director at University II
Oklahoma and Boston Red Sox lieutenant commander
navy longer fond of the nickname he has had
boyhood-"Jap' University of Arkansas claims the
distinction Of having players the National Football
League than other college There is member of the
Detroit Lions from the Razorback school Uncle
Sam good stable rngstes among others including Joe
Louis and Billy Conn Leo (Duch Meyer is starting his
twentieth football Christian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Football Rise
Forecast by
DENLY Bakers

DENLY, long time underdog in
metropolitan high school football,
is about TO turn topside and take
few bites for a change, if the
leading rooters have their way.
Coach James A. Stout is not so
sanguine as he considers income
and outgo of material.
Eighteen of his % ID" award
winners were lost by graduation
and Mark Anderson. an end, cast
his lot with the marine corps leav-
ing 10 as the basis of the 1912
effort.
Reserves are the chief problem
as he notes the probability of a
competent starting team. The re-
placements have yet TO appear in
the numbers desired. And while
il is possible the Tars will keep
the first stringers in through alb
sence of injuries no coach dares 10
figure on players getting through
.unSathed.
When the final cuts are made
the squad will go down TO 40, but
will not include the ninth graders
who have their own less those who
qualify for the representative
team. A total OF 100 came out
for the first sessions and first par
ings left the total at -.
Henry Bucciero, last seasons
fullback. is back at tackle. his
1910 position, and his return after
few days absence, helps remove
ono concern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
NO NIGHT GAMES FOR HIGGINS

With Charley Gehrnger about enlist and Ray Forsythe
the firm Of Gehrnger and Forsythe dealers
in upholstery goods is threatened with being wiped
duration Max Macon of the Dodgers made the
grade church league Louisville that produced
Billy Herman and Pee Wee Reese Macon incidentally is
the best table player baseball excepting for Bud
Battner former worlds champion Max also starred in
basketball football high school in Pensacola Fla
before folks moved to Kentucky Dutch Clark thinks
Jacobs Indian back Of Oklahoma, will star for
the Cleveland fall Jacobs replaces Jack Wilson,
Baylor star who the army Corby Davis is the
fuback the Rams this year with Johnny Drake in
war nd nj
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
.UM Games Stay
lin Ann Arbor

ANN ARBOR, Sept. 19.-After
an exchange of kilograms today
between Joseph B. Eastman, di'
rector of defense transportation
and Herbert o. Crisler. Michigan
athletic director, il was definitely
decided that it would not be advis-
able 10 change location of any oi
the Wolverines 1912 football
games. 10 Detroit.
Crisler pointed out that the
largest Detroit attendance in Ann
Arbor was only 10000, number
that even failed to exceed the stu
dent attendance. And that because
of the many large communities
that surround Ann Arbor the
transfer of any games 10 Detroit
would encourage the further use
of rubber and gas.
Eastman agreed with Crisler
views but asked that distribution
of tickets to out-of-town fans be
somewhat curtailed.
In defere to Eastman
wishes the board in control of ath-
letics passed the following resolu-
ton:
1-"That no further effort by
way of advertising shall be made
in furthering the sale OF tickets
to out of town customers, and
2-"That with each ticket or
batch of tickets mailed to out
of-town buyers, a notice shall be
enclosed, which notice shall call
the attention of the purchaser
to the national emergency and
shall suggest that patrons, so
far as may be possible, shall
combine In he use of private
tranSportation."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

the age of Is when the league was
organized in 1884. That he was
with +. q B. up until this season
The only reason he left +. e. b
to join Chene-Trombly was be-
cause of a boyhood friendship he
cultivated with Joey Paulus when
they were on kids team along
with Tommy North. Eddie Sche-
manske and Dick Kroll that was
the youngest ever TO compete II
an American Bowling Congress
tournament here in 1882.
His all-time Times Classic aver
age since 1884 is 1913. Last season
he was eighth in the individual
averages with 1882. A grea,
many bowlers would gloat over
this list of achievements, but Lou
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
City Prep Champ

Sielaff, pattern maker at Will
low Run, will tell you, rather mod
estly, he was city high school
bowling champion at Eastern High
from 1929 through 1892. That in
his only tough match he defeated
Archie Jankowski. then Of Ham,
tramck High and now with George
Bryant'S Ekhardt a. Becker, by ID
pins in IA games.
He also will relate. If you tug
hard enough. he broke into the
Big Time or Times Classic, with
GEORGES Holmes +. & B. club al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

ions, Tony Canzoneri, Lou Ambers
and Bat BattaIino. Anot h e +
brother. Tommy, was indicated
until burned 10 death in a Texas
oil field explosion.
Scott and his manager, Gabe
Mendenez, Tampa tobacco dealer,
are expected here Monday. Pastor
and the inimitable Jimmy Johns
ton will arrive here this Sunday
to wind up training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Mike Jacobs Starts Army Relief

The management of the New Orleans Sugar Bowl has been
irving bring Gunder Haegg of Sweden to this country to
against Greg Rice Pnky Higgins of the Tigers he
would sooner play In the afternoon than one at
night Skeet don't the sights their guns
Tex Hughson Boston Red Sox pitcher started out
sobal finger Babs Ruth proud of all of his records
The one likes beS is that only he removed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Tiqer PITCHING Records
Zawedzki I'd Lieutenant

Vic Zawadzki, former state am
ateur golf champion is now
second lieutenant in the artillery
az Camp Davis. North Carolina.
He received his appointment Fri.
dav.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

pinch hitter Mike Jacobs really the founding
father of Army Relief agency up to receive
profits the Louis Simon fight Jacobs promoted He
the very first addition to stage enterprise for
July 1941 he donated all the profits of the Zvic
fight welfare work among the families Of officers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

The latest Professional Golfers
Association checkup, shows that
14S professional players are in
uniform.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
SPOR 7 S
BY LEO MACDONALD

eehrinoer a6d Forsythe, CharIey's About TO Enlist
Automoble Upholstery and His Pardner Ray
Firm Near Dissolution Is Now Classified IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Tioer BATTING Averages

Totals $50 5l45 SOS 1855 6i5 70 227
.Fnri,ides totals 81 Fuchs Rove, hcNatr,
Tebbetts Hitchcock Franklin and tic
games Of july Z and August II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

Metropolitan Classic Leaguers
face the bowling barrier again
Sunday night at Grandmont after
the successful opening at Ritter's
A week ago. On the scoring side.
the boys have Don Brichta's $50
to beat and Standards 1929.
Palmer Park and Mt. Elliott, on
form, offer the feature as the
champion Standards under Ellis
Walker encounter Martins, one OF
the new clubs. Harry Tobian's
reinforced Nationals 60 against
Koppitz, formerly Ritters.
Another good pairings is Ernie
Bolle's Southeastern Recreation
against Ray Turner's Hills, known
a year ago as Roadways.
So many players are in war
work the league operates at 1870
this season 10 permit an early
taps for the fellows who get an
early reveille.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Here Comes Minnesota Again

Benny Leonard former lightweight champion who helped
in the physical fitness in the first World War; says
navy will produce the champions just
like the last brought out Joe Lynch Gene Tunney and Mike
ODowd Minnesota gridders this will be seeking
their third Big Ten championship in rowand seventh since
1884 For D. A. S-Angelo Bertell of Notre Dame COM
peted passes last year for total of 1927 yards
Former Northwestern University athletes who in
military service will be kept informed of the of Wild
athletic through bmonthy letter to be issued
by the athletic department The mailing list being
compiled already Australia Iceland Scot
Alaska Panama New Zealand and New Caledonia