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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Battling Wings
C|in(h 5th; Win
Game and Fight
Battle Winds Up
Al Victory Over
Montreal Team

Continued from First Sport Page)
the action was coming. 1t was just
a question of time.
Just % seconds remained when
Eddie Wares and BOuchard started
betting each other IN Canadien ice.
Bush and Red Couple and then
Abel and Couple furnished the
main events in this stage Of the
battle. When all the players had
been separated, Abel and Bouchard
started afresh and Johnny Stewart
stepped in and gave Johnny Guilty
a going over.
Goalie Johnny Mowers was
Joining in the action with his usual
enthusiasm when Chadwick skated
up TO him and. pointing dramati-
cally toward an empty net,
shouted:
Get back In that cage or II
will cost you S25."
81 won't" said the grinning
Mowers. "YOu can't make me-"
WHAT"
HhI inv dnduFOS Htt,
explained Mowers. There's mine
down there" And he made tracks
for his cage at the Grand River
end Then Chadwick handed
majors TO four Red Wings and
three CanadlcnS for their fight
ing No fines. however
As 10 the playoffS, the Canadiens
arc waiting 10 see how the Ameri-
cans do Tuesday night against
Boston. If buttons men can beat
tho Bruins as they have in four
straight games, the Canadiens viii
have 10 got AT least A tie with
Toronto AZ Montreal Thursday
night 20 edge into the playoffS "
they should lose after the Amerl
have won. tho teams would be tied
on points and the Amcrks would
probably get the playoff place on
total goals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Spared Kayo by Amazing Exhibition

Then amazing exhibition Buckley wanted stop
Why andSh
dent? sam would have II. Il no-decson,
bout
Barry was "rd-cycd fury What cared he for Sans hurt
The knockout Brown BOY thing, As
rushed tho left foot for world
big kid stick IIpptl hop hppy hop he this
and with Barry rushing after him like torncncd mother
hear doubt have breahcd Of relief thar
final bell bongcd Sparcc
the hateful brand "kOd 10y Jim Barry
Barry killed The Panama Canal Ionc five later
Spanish tough obccinc attentions which Barry shower
his light Barry.
n
and red flame perfect stranger 10 Ilr DEATH
(This the thirteenth in Hyp IEoeS thrilling
fights he ha boxing
PERIOD Tomorrow he tells Of III WogaSt Brown battle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
TansIe
In Metro
STANDINGS

Palmer Park and Midwest pro-
coed today to mako a topsy-turyy
Metropolitan Classic League race
the more topSy-tuNicr Each
scored a sweep yesterday at Great
Lakes as Roadway and Standard
each won two, 10 leave ono game
difference among the first four
ContcndsrS.
No rcSpectcr Of opponents,
Palmer Park picked out Norge
MaryCrovp 10 blank, 2SO7 10 2749
Midwest shut out Mt. Elliott. 1884
to 1888 10 continue the winning
streak started SIX weeks ago that
took the club out OF the second
division.
Roadway, with Frank keefe
tossing 66O and Bernard Belk 500,
claimed TWO from Ritter. 1902 10
$500. Stanley Watcrbors 63l
helped Standard take two from
DENLY. 284O 10 POP Orllngs
bit in losing 10 Chene-
Trombly twice, although winning
IN total, 2SlS 10 2S39
ParkSIdc accumulated two from
Art Centre, 26iI 10 2552. the 6l2
from jim Glddcn assisting ma
tcrlally. Glenn Cramcr had 500
for Art Centre Chenc-Tromhly,
Art Centre and PaykSidc are ted
in tho standings
John Botrn had Gal for Chcnc-
Trombly Henry Weber GA and
Ralph OZARK 6l5 for OrlingS.
Paul KwaSny Of Mt Elliott was
low in The 600 DIVISION with COZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
The New York Yankees will
invade Lakeland tomorrow.

ulIldIS III 81 IcleiSDuIS To-Day.
The New York Yankees will
invade Lakeland tomorrow.
Tinker Field, the Washington
clubs park in Orlando, has nc
American flag. Moreover if il
had a flag il would have no place
TO put II. 1t has no naG-polc.
The thermometer did the cougn
IN and around the 90 mark. "St.
Louis IN AU0ust,' sobbcd Cal
Hubbard, the big hank Of Stccat-
ing umpire.
Upon Stationing himself in the
coaching box at first, Gohrlnger
advised Vernon, the Washington
first baScman: If / annoy YOU
with my chatter YOU can complain
to Summers" Umpire Summers
was umplring bases.
CrOucher was at second base
for the Senators. The former
Tiger Graded with Campbell
for BlOodwOrth and Cramer)
got himself a single Oft Hen
shaw.
The fielding star of the game
was Dutch Meyer. AZ second foI
the Tigers. Dutch was featured
in half dozen plays, two of then
twin killings.
Gniic robbcd HcNoir Of u ht
Tth spectacular oRc-haHdcd
stab OF liner.
Trout complains that they Lot
the Washington mechanical pitcher
chuck SpltballS in batting practice
The operator splits on the leather
like the boys Of old used 10 DC
before the splitter was outlawed
And still Uncle Sam raids
Washington. Evans, Senator
catcher, is the latest. He has
been re-classified and put In IA
in the draft. Harris is left with
hut one catcher, Early. which
caused remark that "fir should
have grabbed Sullivan when ne
had the chance"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Times Sweeps
Gets ; Leaders
enclosing Day
Norfons 1902 Stands
in Class A; Shifts
Come in B, G and {
By HAROLD KAHL

After IL week-ends of con.
tinuous bowling. champions of the
tenth annual Detroit Times
Sweepstakes today are:
Glass A-Chcster SIicey's
Norton. S2O2.
Class B-Fred Miller's DENLY
Recreation. 1903.
Class c. william Albrecht's
Kuhle. 1855.
Class D-Chet ZdaniO's Alter,
2777.
Class E-Sid Hoblit's Ger
main. 1898.
Three OF these teams. DENLY
kuhle and German, crashed their
way 10 the top of their divisions
at Imperial Recreation yesterday
as ID changes were made among
the leaders in the most hectic
finish since the events inception
The most spirited battle took place
in Class b. where three clubs shot
bv the $3.50 of Leo Tobians Art
Centre Recreation
His father Harry's National
bargcd into the lead with 1881
due mainly 10 Howard NautherotS
high powered Scries-of 2l4-244-22l
for 679. Nationals reign lastcC
exactly two hours for DENLY
stepped Oft with 1898 and Harry
PllarSkiS Rainbow Over Average
slipped into third with 1868 on the
next squad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Quite Appropriate

President Joe EnGcl Of the Chat
.tanooGa baseball club in the South
.orn League Is thinking Of changing
the nickname from Lookouts 10
LChnO Chnns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16

Detroit spare baHt. N"''eF AckeAEJ,
Brunr'saa Hove I.scombs. :. Brown,
a ROW Carys'h
81. 'ieals slafrs. OC1r7or. HeHsr-a7,
Reupt Bake X RsaTe'n. 7. Iear1on.
plE--And- AAEEeIl4-H et4E--
Referee Ri ChadNtck. it1ssnAa
Stanley AcCahe and Douglas Nouns.
FIRST PERIOD
De'-rH SieVar' - 0s
Psrarss orlando T. stewart X.
Ergrf %. GNLIre
SFCOND PERIOD
Ds'ror: McE.ayy tP-4rs'sag. Ia
,.~I rrr &c
g. Montreal R.n't IT RssrdOn - a.
Penalties Berpls, Coup ..
THIRD PERIOD
8 Detroit. l4sccnhe RrIre'ssu. H0vs).
IS uf
s-Def-1r I.scrrhe fN~Reavsl if.7
Peralues StsVar Portland Ansi una
tCri Couple Cnalorl Bush tuea'rrt,
Quny ,maJofi, wares trajorl. Boglts'i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
INnINInI M Nonnt,

INiDt ~. ~COHF~
... tr.' .''- 49,
I'' "n'' l' H7roa Fana1N
Dave
.. N. .irt ''.t. o..
.'L I.d .'' .
''l
,. i't..,, lNt. Pred
80 ~ 4t hfAh 90
y i'.N trn 'lf 'Iu
'' .h ~ RUSS tru0 haucH III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
DetrOiters Grab
3TopSpotsin
State Pin Meet
Reppenhaeen Leads
AN-Events, National
High in Five-Man

SAGINAW. March 16.-Detroit
lbowlerS shook up the standings OF
the State Bowling Tournament
over the Weekend. taking the
lead in the fve-man, doubles and
Iall-eventS, along with second
place in the singles and several
other spots among the first 10 in
each event.
Louis Burr's National crashed
Into the team lead with 300S
Saturday night. mainly on 4
finishing 1889, highest game oi
the tourney. Joe Norris StrohS
with Ernie SoeSt in Norris place
Iplaced fourth with 29l4.
Walter Reppcnhagcn Of tho
IStrohS was the star of Yesterday
minor events. lie took the all.
events lead with 1874 pins anc
slammed out 726 series fol
second in singles. Two taps II
the last game left him 10 pins of
Mette StandiSh'S leading 1876.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
STARK LEADS DENNY

Fred Stark's 600 led DENLY, fol
lowed by Millcr'S COS. Jimmy FoSS
600 and 542's by Nick Blossom anc
Frank Teschler as they combined
l974-927-997. Charles Pascaretti':
22S-256 in 644 paced Rainbow.
Bill Williams Indian Village
sprung no little surprise when il
came the closest 10 NortonS all
time record by hitting 963-l054
900 for 30l3 and second in Class a
Bob Mayer contributed go. Joe
Capcro Gil and Bert Mort COB
Omar Hcrppich anchored with
2O6-264 in co.. Zckc Tody posted
627 and Eugene Mack GIG as Joe
Donald>on'S CupidS reached fifth
on 2296tif. Perry tilagrccn Toftcd
632 and Johnny CrimminS CPS rs
Nal G'iWoW'S Paris followed into
sixth ON .9f5.
Bernard Bclk went 10 town with
26S-2l3 in 656 and Chester BigCs
10 Sei IN GOO as Ray Turner
Roadway SpearCd eighth with
@92l. Joe Norris Stroh. winner
in \ last year with 2O69 coulc
muster only 1858 The team was
leg weary after a successful inva-
sion Of Saginaw and minus Fred
Wolf. who wrcnChcd his back
there. in addition to Norris.
STARBUCK TOPS KKUHLE
Grant StarbuCkS 216-217-1S9
for 622 stood out as Kuhlc nailed
the honors in Class G with ga
9S9-922 for its 1855. RELOCATING
Bud Schaeffers Times 2S48 TO
second. Al MCkernan supplied
SO, Albrecht 565. Len Kaanta
and julius EnGcl 56i
Fred BroSe'S 206-2l3 in els fea-
turcd as German shot SS3-S75- 935
for It's 2693 10 knock out the 2625
OF Joe kleCha'S CYO youngsters
OF ST. Clair. Herb McAhSter fur
nishcd $50, Ed Many 531, Joe
Crognalc SIC and Hoblit 49S.
Bernard NoWak fashioned 232-
2l2-2l2 for 656. the best series in
Class -, as I'd purScy'S Plymouth
Is. ID. y fcrricd into third on 2692.
The 5S0'S of Jerry Howard and
Tommy Thomas were high as
James Karalla'S Congress Street
Boys picked off fourth in { with
2773 Frank Schwartz closed with
246 for 6l2 as Ben Kings Doctor
Shaver tied FOR third in + with
2617.
y complete list Of tho prize win
ncrS IN all classes viii be an
nounccd I'm several days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Rowe,
Trucks
To Pitch

LAKELAND, Fla March 10
Schoolboy Rowe and Virgil Trucks
were scheduled 10 pitch for the
Tigers against the ST. Louis Car
.dinals in ST. Petersburg today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
GRYGIER-WOLFE HIGH

Cass Grygier and Fred Wolfe OF
lStrohS took the doubles lead with
1928, Grygier hitting Gel and
Wolfe 637. Jack Reynolds and
Abe Solomon of Detroit were
ninth in doubles with 1881 and
Frank Zion and Tony Novak OF
Nationals, tenth with 1916.
Novak followed with 673
singles count 10 tie Robert Boss
of Detroit for tenth place. With
6l2 in the team event, 6i3 IN
doubles. and 673 in singles Novak
placed fourth in all-eVentS with
1928. ReppenhaGen'S all-eventS
total was made up Of 646 in the
team, COZ in doubles, and 726 in
singles.
The weekend also produced a
new leader IN the Booster team
event, the King-Seeleys Of Ann
Arbor hitting 2S48 10 Dust
Orpheum Travellers OF Pontiac
who had 2S3O.
The leaders follow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16

Tinker Field, the Washington
clubs park in Orlando. has no
American flag Moreover. if il
had a flag il would have no place
TO put il. 1t has no naG-polc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16

The thermometer did the couga
m and around the 90 mark. "St.
Louis IN AUGUst,' sobbcd Cat
Hubbard, the big hank Of Srcat-
ina HluDiTo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29
Lumber, Building Materials

STORM SASH, SCREENS
F. CURRIER S60l MILITARY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29
ounTS. PILLOWS MADE. RECOVERED
RADIO SERVICE
RoLIER skArlNG. pANcINc

ROLLER. SKATING nightly except Tues.
Gay, saturday, dancing Saturday, wres-
tling Tuestsys. Windsor Arena, 572 Nc
tDougan, windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29

IKODAKS-MoYie caneras. VIII heIl, buy.
exchange. Acme Camera Ex.. SIT shelby
1, 600 G GALLON fuel oil tank. 2723s Dem
eriek near Elsven-Miie. Rosevine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29
ROOFING
LEAKY ROOFS

Recover your roof. new: free estimates
time payments; guar. By reliable company
GILLEsPIE-B BACK LBR. q ROOFING CO
11779 CLOVERDALE HOGARTH 642C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29
miscellaneous for Sale

ASH, OIL, garbage drums, tanks, instan.
taneous heater inner tubes. Vinewood
1859
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29
Coal and Coke
Stokers
S+okers' Link BeIt
Store and Office Equipment

New and rebuilt; reasonable. Art sutnff
Madison 3I12.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29
Lumber, Building Materials

additions. carpentry, at
tics. cabinets, stairs, porches, etc. TOWN.
send 9-4s03.
BRIGGS quality gsrages--"Built according
10 requirements" Hogarth 4l4l.
COMB. DooRs--2-sxe-s eight-light. $3.50.
BEDFORD. 2l702 Grand River.
GARAGE-2-car lsx2o. 1895. state Lum'
Der, 20O.l John r. TO. s-1206.
LUMBER SPECIAL
No cash required open Sunday Till p. m.
Monday and Friday evenings till p. IN.
INTERSTATE ASPHALT a LUMBER co.
Mound Rd. and 10-Mile Rd
81. slsI-2 CENTER LINE 1922
REMoDEI-RERoOF
Grand River Lumber--Ph. BEDFORD 01o4.
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Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

hAA-t-Carpet tnoieum service Cleaning
makeaver, hindIng- |abro Bros, Temple
ylKfn4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29

A1-ag PIECES rat or ~ pounds 81 -
damn soc Grand Model HoEsrih 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29
~; xSa !|e,i SeMEcp DEzoczdW
BUYERS GUIDE
INTERPRETATION SERVICE

Al, ALL MAKES SERVICED Parts.
labor guaranteed. TO. 5000. TY. 6-640s.
ALL domestic makes. central location; we
cover entire city. LICENSED anu
BONDED. PHONE TY. 5-1455.
Al REFRIGERATION service. anywhefe.
any time Commercial. residential
Licensed. bonded. HO. 63l2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29

A sTNRILlZED WASH. - LBS. 75c
IL LBS. FLAT IRONED. 7oc
uANKlEs IRnNEp IN DAMP Ann FLAT
nELNAR LAUNDRY l'TIROl 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Lincoln Lamb
A New Fur
Discovery
BY JOAN DEAN

THE TEST TUBE is directly
responsible for most of the new
fashions that hit the headlines
this year, but there's one that
has none TO thank save Mother
Nature.
It's Lincoln Lamb, a brand
new fur discovery from South
America. At the touch. you
know it's wool right from
sleeps back, with all the silky
softnesS of young skins.
FOR ALL its warmth. the
weight is surprisingly light AS
to lis durability well, you know
how long a lamb wears il. At
any rate, you can plan on three
seasons of good. hard wear at
a minimum.
The climax Of the whole story
is something no other fur offers
YOU color. This newcomer
IS featured in none of the con-
vcntional fur shades Just
bright red, slate blue and
cameltone, a trio of real flatter-
crS.
WITH COLLEGIANS in mind.
the short coat was designed 10
top suits and WOO caSuals.
Maybe its Just what YOU coun-
try jewellers were wanting for
driving or cycling about on err
randS.
Ffrr fufi-fcngther, grcatcoat
style, fills the bill for all oc-
caSionS. To add Smartness il
has a half dozen clever buttons,
either all wood or part fur and
part leather Just trim in both
cases, because substantial hooks
fasten the closing securely.
THE STATLER'S Friday fash
ion shows will rcSun for the
year tomorrow at o'clock.
with highlighting of famous
American designers whose Gre
ationS are exclusive with a local
store.
Clarepottcr. Charles Armour,
KiviCtte and Adrian Whose
wares have never before been
shown publicly in Detroit arc
the four designers, and IN their
work you'll see startling color
combinations. different lines and
some brainwork IN accessories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10

MAKE THIS tlim-and-slim
Anne Adams frock, Pattern 4217,
in both wool street version
and a cotton house style. Easy
TODD waiStline darts which run
into the soft skirt pleatS give
smooth, fiattering lines.
Pattern 4217 is available in
women's sizes SO, 38, 40. AZ, "A,
46, AZ and so. Size 80 takes pa
yards 54-inch fabric.
Send 10 cents for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
size, name, address and style
number.
Go All Out for Fashion-with
our Fall and Winter Pattern
Book, just off the press! Smart.
eaSy-to-make styles for work,
play, dress parade. salvage
specials" school outfits, bridal
wear.
Dress pattern 10 cents; book
10 cents. Pattern and book
when ordered together. 20 cents.
Address your request to The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit. Mich. Owing TO customs
regulations, orders for patterns
10 Canadian destinations cannot
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Gardening
Elsie Robinson
Don't Let Grief and Sorrow
Shut You Off From Life

give nothing to il, so il could
give nothing 10 them. And at
last they went away.
AS l told you, this is a true
story. l saw il. was a part
of it.
Yes, know, il is easy TO creep
into the darkness when the sun
becomes too brilliant a challenge
when the noise of the bus
Ting street annoys us when
our hearts are heavy and we
long to find peace. But beware
of that darkness.
Copyright, 1912, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Elsie Robinson
THIS is a true story.


l knew some people once. They
lived in a great estate where, for
nearly a century. magnificent
trees had grown.
There were trees of every kind
-hemlock and spruce. maple.
birch and fir. pine and-alder--
Shadowing wide lawns. towering
over winding walks, clustering
closer and closer TO the great
house which lay enclosed.
Outside. the village streets ran
bright and friendly. splattered
with sunshine, freshened by the
wind, gay with neighborly talk.
But when once you entered
the gate of the old estate, the
dusk and the silence closed
around you, closed around you
like a great bat wing. For it
wasn't a happy darkness, that
gloom.
There was something morbid
about il something stagnant
.. something tinged with death.
Locked in Grief
Flowers did not grow beneath
those overwhelming trees; only
ivy and myrtle. strange lichen
and MOSES and blanched blades
of grass. Even the birds sought
SUMMER nests.
There had come 10 that fam
lily, as there comes 10 all. vari-
Gus shocks and tragedies. Loads
q that lay heavy on mind and
heart.
But they had not accepted
such sorrow as normal people
accept il. They had felt aloof
from the normal fate. And so
instead of seeking new adven-
ture and JOY outside their home.
they'd locked themselves within
the shadow of grief and resent
ment within the shadow of
the trees.
Shadows Closed In
So. little by little. laughter
and hope died in that home.
Little by little the shadows
closed tighter and tighter until
they strangled life. And no one.
any longer. came in or out the
great gate.
Then, tow the end. a
strange thing happened. Life
reassertcd itself.
They longed. with a tragic
frenzy, 10 see the world. And
suddenly. shockingly they took
axes-and cut down all the
trees.
At last they could see the
village which lay beyond. the
busy, friendly streets. Looking
from their great windows. they
gazed with avid eyes on the
scene from which they had so
long protected themselves.
But for them there was moth
ing on that street! They had
been away from il too long.
They could find neither comfort
nor healing in ii, They could
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Rich Cream
Helps Bleach
Summer Tan
By DONNA GRACE

IT'S TOO soon 10 think of tn
end of summer. We will he sure
% have lots Of warm days be-
fore autumn is really here. We
are thinking of compilations
though. and September usually
means fins for tan acquired
since early spring.
Soon the majority OF Us viii
lust 90 back 10 our usual winter
compleXionS.
Nature does a lot 10 bring
about this change but those
who expect 10 preserve the deli
cscy and finenesS Of their SKIN
will do their part N aiding
nature.
II is the chiflonlike thin layer
of epidermiS that becomes
tanned. II is natures protec-
ton as well as our lovely Latin
colorlng.
This will gradually disappear
not because II changes back 10
normal--it doesn but II tluffS
right of. The shedding Is i'm
perceptible and not always
really satisfactory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Cultivating
And Plan+inq
Cane Fruits
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Garden Editor. The Detroit Times

RASPBERRIES and black
berries-these are the common
cane fruits. Maybe your first
reaction Is that you haven't room
for either OF these. Grown in
the ordinary manner, you may
not have, bit these fruits may be
trained onto a fence or wires. so
that they take up considerably
less space.
Raspberries come IN black.
red, yellow and purple. The
largest berries are the purple
ones and they are excellent for
home use.
Blackberries come in both
black and white (believe 1t or
not.D Both will grow on only
fair soil. but both respond TO
cultivation!
In ordinary good soil fertilizer
is unnecessary, in fact it may
cause the plants TO run to stem
and leaf and not TO fruit, but
good drainage and plenty of
moisture in the bearing season
are necessities.
Preparing Soil
To prepare soil, add any or
ganiS matter, such as grass clip
ings or humuS, and mix well with
the soil.
1t is possible to plant both
berries in the fall if only care
is taken to pack the soil well
around the roots and them. once
the ground is frozen, protect to
keep il that way so no heaving
from frost action is possible.
Both berries will bear some
fruit the second summer. a good
crop the third. When the canes
get TO two feet in height. cut
them back a few inches so they
branch and make stocky plants.
Then in the spring cut these side
branches back to foot.
Since the berries come on one
year-canes only, all the canes
that have borne fruit are cut to
the ground Immediately after
bearing 10 allow new ones 10
grow for next years berries.
Plenty Of Water
Raspberries and blackbcrries
should both be cultivated during
the growing season TO allow
plenty of moisture TO enter and
stay in the soil.
Many people consider it neces-
sary 10 protect the canes dur
ing the winter by laying them
down on the ground and cover
ing either the growing tips or
the whole cane with earth drawn
in from around the plant.
Since most winter injury is
due to lack of water. supplying
moisture during the late fall and
early winter may do just as
much good as protecting the
plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
MEAT SALAD

Combine diced pork or veal
with diced celery and peas,
moisten with mayonnaiSe. Chill
and serve in tomato CUPS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Seasoning Trick

THE KNACK of good season
ing is desired by all cooks.
Those with the knack oft-timeS
use simple tricks-such as add
ing a bouillon cube TO gravieS,
meat loaves and dressings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Use Soap and Water

Soap and water is very i'm
portant in this tan removal. 1t
is indeed the most effective
method for removing dry cpl
dermis.
The slightly irritant effect
the soap dislodges the flaky sun
face. Plenty of clear waite
rinsing removes the soap film
but even after a few of these
thorough washings. the skin will
not be quite back 10 its normal
tone.
Cleansing cream is applied
after the face has been dried. 1t
is never massaged in. as there is
no special richess in the formula
of such cream. ii is just a
cleanser and softener.
One treatment will not Suf-
flee however. 1t took months TO
bring about this sturdy surface
and since the skin is naturally
delicate the restorative treat
ment must he gradual.