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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-26
HORSES

Team Black Geldings weigh about 1000
Standard Bred Stallion Elmwood Chief
II years old
Team, Roam Mare and Chestnut Gelding
about $500
Spotted IA hand lead Pony, safe for
children
Several other saddle and standard bred
horses and colts
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-26
Saturday, MAR. %, 1912
Starting II o'clock War Time

New Idea Manure Spreader, horse
hitch, new last fall
Power Corn Shelter, good as new
Manure Spreader in disable condition
MISUNDERSTANDING PHI. Cultivator
Two Single Walking Cultivators
MISUNDERSTANDING 2-H. Corn Planter
Two Walking Flows
Three-section Spring tooth Harrow
Four section Spiketooth Drag
Hoist or Windlass for hosting hay
Gibson Dat Crusher
Metal Hog Feeder
Horse Hitch Scraper
Horse Hitch Grain Drill
Barn Nentilators Steel Roller
Two Wheelbarrow Seeders
20 Cement Block Pallets
Metal Tank Water Wagon
Ditcher Road Grader
Four Wagons with Hay Racks
Two Dump Wagons (graveD
II Bushels Clover Seed
Cement Mixer with engine attached
Case Hay Bailer Three Hay Cars
Three Ladders Bob Sled
Electric Motor, 3-H. Buzz Saw
Crosscut Saw Two Hay Forks
Crosscut Saw Two Hay Ropes
Power Lawn Mower Sewer Pump
A host of small Farm and Garden
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-26
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Gasoline Range Coal Range
Gas Range Bottle Cas-
Five Single Iron Beds and Springs
-Four Spring Cots
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01

they may haze done more than
they themselves realize towdrd
getting the symphony on a firm
footing.
s III o r T S-Charlie Costello,
who came TO Detroit as a travel
ing musician, has settled down
to stay. He has just moved from
the Ode Wayne to the Van
Dyke Club Josef Meier. the
Christus of the Passion Play,
smokes but never touches alco-
hol Jasc Ia Heifetz, who
plays here Monday. boasts that
he has been self-supporting since
he was z years old.
To protect arms production,
Bob Strother discovers. the Mich
igan Truckers Association has
issued Identification badges to
$4,000 truck drivers and helpers
. Detroit Edison Is sealing
manhole covers to protect power
lines Meta Stauder Book
Casino) is not a newcomer to
Detroit. She sang with Buddy
Rogers when fans almost mobbed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
The Silver LINING

The suspension tonight Of ~
\ Ford Sunday Erening Hour hay
u inside story that most Detroi,
. ~ seem 10 hare overlooked.
Financially, the suspension %
'hs broGdcdsts (thc general c..
pcctdtioH is that they tciH b.
resumed when peace rctWns) *
blotc 10 the Detroit Symphony.
Ford fees paid 10 musicians
wddr Detroit an attractive city
70 the country's best artists. For
another thing, II the SERIES had
continued. Nelson Eddy had
promised to 0ire his whole fee,
$500, TO the Symphony Allied
Festival fund.
It's a bioio 10 the symphony 10
lose this money, but the end OF
tho Ford broadcast is BY no
means without its hopeful as
poets.
For one thing, IN the last eight
years, more thonT 900 900 tickets
hare been given dIOdy free at the
2S5 concerts. Presumably many
Of these people 1ciH begin paying
their Wdg into symphony eeH-
ccrts, and the outlook isn't as
black as some people think.
Henry and Edsel Ford hare
been strong supporters Of the
symphony for years, aud the net
result Of the sitnd ton is that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
His h School Pants Battle
Over Air Raid Apparel
Citys Best Secret Crisis
BY JACK PICKERING

T'HE city's best-suppressed
l. crisis of the week was the
pants battle IN one of the big
high schools.
Safest place for pupils in case
Of an air raid is the basement.
and girls in the school decided
that If they had 10 go trooping
down cellar for air raids, they'd
wear Stacks.
IL turns out that the school
doesn't approve OF slacks. About
"A hundred girls. this department
is inforped, appeared wearing
Stacks, and all OF them were
sent home to change back 10
skirts.
At last report, the battle was
even-Stephen. The h 90
wouldn't relent on the Stacks.
but the girls put up such a pro-
test that the air raid drill was
postponed until they can reach
some agreement.
As this is being written, we're
still waiting for a further report
on the battle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Movie Clock

MICHIGAN - "B a h a m
Passage" IL a. m. 2:04, sos.
S:12. 11:16 p. m; Blues in
the Night" 1924, 1888, SAP,
9:46 p. m.
FOX-"Son of Fury" IL a.
m, 1:5S, 4:56, 7:54, 1882 p.
M; Sing Your Worries
Away" 12:41, 3:39. 6.37, 9:35
p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS
Johnny Eager 1921, 3:39,
6:57. 1915 p. m: "A Yank
on the Burma Road" HOO
a. m. 2:27. 5:45, 9:03 p. m.
PALMS-STATE - Louis
lana Purchase" 1898, 1853.
7:08. 1923 p. M: "Steel
Against the Sky" 11:29 a.
m, 2:44, $50. Ola p. m.
ADAMS - "Hellzapoppin,"
II a. m. 1:53. 4:46. 7:39.
1882 p. M; South of Ia
hiti 1898. 3:3l. 6:24, 9:17
p. m. ~
MADISON The o dora
Goes Wild" IL a. m, 2:25,
$50, 9:l5 p. M; Long
Voyage Home" 1890. 3:55,
100, 10:45 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01

Columbia's Cadets on Parade"
has three brothers in the United
States military service. Jimmy
says he'd be there, too, but he's
only IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Paul Robson
Concert Saturday

IN RESPONSE to many re-
quests Paul Robson, Negro
baritone, will sing Ballad for
Americans during his concert
scheduled for Olympia next Sat-
urday night. Robson gave the
first performance of this work
in a nationwide broadcast Is
months ago.
The ballad was written by
Earl Robinson. with words by
John La Touche.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01

So, who sent the telegram 10
Father Foley:
Everyone'x Honey There
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01

GREAT TKFN-Ifs5c Grand hlver
Humphrey Bogart, Mary Aston in 1.-THE
MALTESE FALCON" Plus The Marx
Bros. IN THE BIG STORE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01

r r.oH nu. Ma I.b hi' + n. -; SysS 81
Nan Grey. Donsid Duck n WaK D.
The New spfvlf."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01

EDDIE SCHULTZ is the
pianist and arranger with
Frank Gagen's orchestra
playing for dancing nightly
at the Book Casino.
Rogers at his Westwood appear
ance Worry: Everett West
(real name Vesnes) owns a plati-
mum fox farm in Norway, but
doesn't know who has it now.
Letters from Norway. he COM
ments at the Club Royale. are
so overly optimistic about every
thing that he thinks his CORE
spondents are trying TO hint
Subtly that the opposite Is true.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
TO-DAY At y !,.. - Fsxo .! MOVIE


Il NnpTnVN--seven-M Nile Rd.-van Dyke 4
i NUhiUWN Mat 12i5. Free Parking.
10 FITZGERALD In SHINING VICTORY"
l"UNExPECTED UNCLE Anne Shirley.
| Walt Disney's "Piuto's Piaymates."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Father Foley's Crisis

Jumping from one crisis 10 the
next. we'll take up that Of FIR.
William Foley OF Gesu parish.
Father IF obey, with n good
Irishman's disdain for any foe,
can take the kidding which ne
IN getting from his friends and
the other fathers at University
Of Detroit.
Father Foley, Illustrating n
point on Lenten regulations In a
sermon, used Wheaties as an
example, and from force Of
habit no added, "the breakfast
Of champions"
It caused a slight litter.
But Il caused an explosion
afterward when Father Foley
got this telegram:
"CAN PAY YOU WELL FOR
SAME SERMON AT chill
DREN'S MASS NEXT sun
DAY. Sixned) "WHEATIES."
The sender might be any one
Of hundred young fellows who
shaved over Cicero and Caesar in
Father Foley's classroom. hut
30 far he hasn't found out which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01

Arr-Harper and Frontenae. PL. ost7. II
hOL Continuous from II Noon.
NAVY Blues" with Martha Raye, Jack
Oakie and Ann Sheridan. Plus
"sIERRA SUE" with Gene Autry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01

pnIJCr-West JcHerson Near sehsefer
nuuuL Open lis p. NJ. Anne shirley.
Jas. Craig IN "uNKxPECTED UNCLE"
"BROADWAY BIG SHOT" Ralph Byrd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01

Father Foley:
everyone's Honey There
NOTES AND PEOPLE-Stan
BRAINS. getting his photograph
taken in a dime store basement
thought the girls at the booth
we're being pretty brazen-they
kept calling him IN oney."
BRAINS was getting the picture
for m army press card.) II
worried him so he hung around
10 see what other customers got
called. Everybody from matronS
Of IS TO high school kids, gets
called honey" Proves you can
get practically anything in
dime store.
Willard Wright Mcdowell. the
wine mantle perpetual hobby
Of most wine men is To try 10
fool a colleague into thinking
that a domestic wine Is an i'm
port or the other way around
The man who does sleight-
of-hand tricks (when's he's in
the mood in the Statler lobby
is Joe Busha That old insti-
tuition. the nickel hamburger.
seems 10 be- on the way out
Now the nickel places are adver-
Using senior hamburgers' for
dime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Too Younq

JIMMY LYDEN, who appears
with Freddie Bartholomew i'm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
rp luT-Ru,ssu, near HoIbrook

uhhNl open Il 30. Cont. Eleanor
Powell and the Berry Brothers, LADY
BE GOOD. "RIDERs OF THE PURPLE
SAGE" with George Montgomery. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
WOHlP On al War
.Bfitdin's Wrens
Train in College
To Serve Fleet
They See Service
in Far Distant Parts
Of EneIand's Empire

In the seventh article in her
series about women-st-waf. liner
Robb tells about the famous
"Wrens" of the British navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
HOW TO CARE FOR RUBBER

n CBBER, the government emphasizes
* today. is more important 10 America
a than gold
Not an ounce must be wasted; dcstruc-
ton is the same whether II Is by Jap
submarines or in YOUR home
A fraction Of an OUNCE Of rubber
saved Will make a roll of adhesive plaster
for the medical corps; eight pounds saved
means tire for an army jeep.
Here are suggestions about how to,
take care of at least four Of the 10000
rubber products used in America:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
EnIistments Top Any
Previous Month for City

More men will be enlisted N
Detroit for the navy during Janu
airy than in any preceding month
it was predicted Saturday by
Lieut.. Commander Carson r. Mil
Ter, disetrict recruiting officer.
Throughout the country, the
navy Is enlisting men at five
times the normal pace" said
Commander Miller.
To-day. the recruiting results
are more in proportion to actual
population. so Detroit does not
lead so much as before. How
ever, Detroit ranked fourth
among all cities last month and
fifth the month before.
Despite the fact Detroit IL
an inland city and an industrial
center. naval recruiting here has
always been at n high level. De-
troit can well be proud OF the
patriotism Of its young men who
so volunteer their services to
their country"
Commander Miller a dVi Se
young men who wish TO make
their choice of services TO do so al
once rather than waiting until the
last minute or until they have re.
ceived their induction notice from
Selective service boards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Wear Uniforms

The Wrens, whose best known
member is the picturesquely beau.
tiful Duchess Of Kent, wear a pavy
blue uniform similar 10 their par.
.ent organization 's-except for the
skirt.
The Jackets are double-breasted,
the skirts circular. Worn with
the suit is a white poplin shirt and
black tie. Black anchor buttons
fasten the coats Of the Wrens.
For centuries, England has been
A great maritime power The fleet
is the first love Of her people. As
might be expected, a special aura
has developed around the navy
and a hierarchy within. This is
reflected within the Wrens. which
is the only one OF the women s
auxiliary services whose name in
the Second World War is exactly
what II was during the first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
BY INEZ ROBB

IntI New, Service staff Correspondent
LONDON, Jan. 17.-There has
never been anything wrong with
my imagination that a little en-
couragement wouldn't cure. But
for the life OF me. no matter how
much encouragement l give my
Imagination. I cannot enviSion a
class OF women being accepted and
trained at Annapolis az auXiliaries
10 the navy. Or at the naval col
leGe at Newport, r. l.
But every week group Of Eng
lsh women 60 up 10 the Royal
Naval College at Greenwich for
three-week course OF training
that enables them the better to
serve the fleet.
They dine in the magnificent
painted hall OF Greenwich Palace
Together with officers OF the feet,
back in college for a little brush
inc I'm in this and that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
How to Saue
Your Car

Make your car last
through the war by taking
care of il. The Detroit
Times will tell you how.
Read these tips.
In this period OF wide dis
cusslon OF recapping and re-
treading OF passenger car
tires few car owners know
just what is meant by the
terms.
Automobile Club OF MiChi-
gan explains that there are
three distinct methods OF re-
conditioning the used tire:
Top-capping.
Full recapping.
Retreading.
And. the club points out,
shortage Of rubber may ma
terially curtail full retread-
ing.
In top-capping and full
recapping, new rubber is &C.
mented 10 the remaining
rubber on the tires tread,
and then the new rubber is
given a final strip of uni
forTnly thick rubber known
as a "camel-back." II is this
"camel-back" which provides
the new road surfacing for
the tire.
Retreading leans that
most of the remaining rubber
on the tread and sidewalks of
the used tire is buffed off and
new rubber attached, the
new rubber extending over
the sidewalks as we'll as the
tread.
Fleet operators for years
have used reconditioned tires
and have found that a re-
conditioned tire will deliver
about so per cent of the
tires original mileage, and
that A second reconditioning
will provide about 81 per
cent OF additional service
or that a tire twice recon-
ditioned will deliver about
two and one-third times its
original mileage.
Two things the club en-
phasizes:
Have your tires recondi-
toned by a reliable tire con-
Germ.
Reconditioned tires must
be driven al reasonable
speeds, probably below so
miles an hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Detroit Begins
Book Drive
Army. Navy to Get
10 Million Volumes

Detroit joins the nation Monday
in a drive 10 get 100000 books
TO stock the shelves OF 1000 USO
clubrooms. ship libraries. and rec
reational quarters throughout the
Army. Navy and Marine Corps.
I'VE want good books, not
Just discards," Everett n. Peter
sen. OF the Detroit Public Lii
brary, executive director OF the
campaign, said. 1.-The boys who
will read these books are fight
Ing for us. The least we can
do IL to provide them with some
measure OF recreation.
"In order TO add 10 the value
OF the book gift, I'd suggest
that each giyer draw a large "
on the fly leaf OF each book
and write n note OF encourage
ment and cheer. signing his own
name Ia make the hook n moro
personal thing I'm the lives OF
the men In service"
p The drive is known nationally as
the Victory Book Campaign and
the Detroit headquarters is in the
main library.
Particularly acceptable are text
books, books Of English grammar
and mathematics books Petersen
said. The navy requests technical
books printed since 1885.
The books can he left AZ any
library, public or parochial sc.iooi
YMCA or YWCA. Go and All
locals. American Legion Post Al
40l West Lafayette boulevard
Salvation Army buildings. Rec
Cross headquarters, League Of
Catholic Women, Jewish. Com
munity Centers and the United
Service Organization headquar
tiers. a telephone call TO the De-
troit Public Library will inform
YOU where the receiving station
nearest you is located.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Many Jobs Similar

In many ways the types OF Jobs
open 10 women in the Wrens and
in7tfe Waafs aresparallel. There
are long lists Of technical and me-
Chanical jobs, not TO mention the
domestic trades, such as cooks
into which all three Of the women'S
auxiliary services are forever Try
ing 10 lure women who have in
many instances left home for the
pure and simple reason that they
hate 10 cook in the first place!
Cooks and pay clerks, AS well
have one special advantage in the
WrenS. They AT least get 10 serve
on the navy,S training ships, ever
If they never 90 TO sea!
The feet air arm must he Serv'
iced and maintained in exactly the
same way as the Raj. The Wren'
are training feminine mechanics &c
test and check the movable TT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

tings OF planes and 70 clean
improve and overhaul the multi.
tudinous parts of airplane en-.
gineS and fittings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Electric School
For Navy Here
500 Will Be Trained
at Local Annoy

A complete, self-contained cleo
trical school designed to graduate
students with the rating of thirc
class electricians mates will he
set up in the Naval Armory, Capt
Richard T. Brodhead announced
Saturday.
The program calls for building
alterations, Captain BrodheaC
said. since living provisions as wei
as class rooms will he made avail.
able for 500 trainees.
The course will start February
2, at the conclusion Of other
courses for aviation machinis'
mates and metalSmiths, and will
run 16 weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Help at Singapore

At the moment Wrens in far off
and Gibraltar help 10
man two Of the greatest outposts
OF empire. A large party Of Wrens
will soon be on its way to help
with the complicated problems
arising in the great port Of Alex
andria.
As in the other two auxiliary
military services, women have
been found TO be 81 great value
in replacing men in the communi-
cations divisions.
Wrens sent to the above distant
points include radio operators and
teleprinters, and are capable Of
signal. cipher and code work.
They are utilized in all these ca
pacitieS in the great ports at home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Feel Close to Sea

almost all the women who
Join the Women's Royal Naval
Service want to do operational
work." explained First Officer
Esta Eldod. THAT Is, they want
10 he radio telephonists, tele-
printer operators or engaged In
some branch Of communications.
Such jobs make them feel close
to the sea and TO the feet.
applicants fall mainly into
three categOries. There are the
young girls from IL to 90 who
want adventure. Can we 60 10
sea- IL the first thing they ask,
and we always say firm no"
IT'S interesting that the girl
from 81 to 80 usually wants n
change OF job. She wants TO do
something different from what
ever she IL doing at the moment.
Then the woman who Is 80 or
older wants To continue I'm her
trade or profession which will
earn = living for her after the
war IL over"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Mexican Stabbed TO Death

An unidentified man, apparently
a Mexican. is dead today after he
was stabbed IN an attempt TO
separate two other MeXicans IN an
argument. Only witness. accord
inc 10 police, was Juanita Mireles.
who runs A restaurant AT l2i2
Michigan, near where the stabblnG
occurred. He said the two men
who were arguing fled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
laps Twice Raid
Australian Town
Some Damage Done
in Rabaul Attack

MELBOURNE. Jan. II (INSN
Japanese planes twice in one
day bombed the town OF Rabaul.
in New Britain, presumably SEEK
ing airportS as their targets. with
out casualties, the Royal Aus
tralian Air Force announced today.
The double attack, carried out
on Friday, caused some damage
10 service property" said the
communique.
Australian planes, although
hampered by bad weather, carried
out an attack on military objec-
tives in the Caroline Islands. the
RAAF announced. There was no
indication OF the damage done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
An Aura of SUank

Although the Wrens loudly pro-
test their democracy, and although
all officers must come up from the
ranks. nonetheleSS. the WrenS
have little Cachet of Swank not
shared by the WaafS or the ATS.
The Wrens themselves would no
doubt call IL service spirit. II is
"a much smaller group than either
of the other two. But the work
II does in every phase. from cook
ing TO cooling, is efficient and in
valuable 10 the navy. 1t constantly
releases more and more men for
vital work at sea.
Tomorrow: Lady Sea Dog"O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
-BHY n BOmDPT-
Tax Kills Seal
Animal Swallows Token
Tossed Into Pool

TOLEDO. O., Jan. II CCP).-
The Alabama sales tax law was
the cause of death of one Of the
Toledo zoos seals, veterinarians
said today.
A visitor tossed one Of the Ala
bama metal tax tokens into the
seal pool. The seal swallowed il
and died from an obstruction it
caused
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Replace Navy Men

SO far the Royal Naval College
has not rocked on its foundations
or the feet felt il necessary 10
scuttle itself. The women in train
ing AT the Royal Naval College will
eventually become officer Wrens,
the Womens Royal Navy Service.
These officers and the ratings,
or enlisted girls, whom they will
command are in the Wrens for
one purpose; 10 replace a navy
man for more active service.
Wrens cannot serve at sea in his
Imajesty's ships. But they can and
they do 60 down in ships trans
porting them TO service in far dis
tant parts Of his majesty's en-
pire. Twenty were lost in single
sinking
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-10-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y
! Three Meals A Day :
> BY E
Observation-Disclosures

No doubt oysters will be served
in hundreds of households during
the coming months. Some will eat
them hot, and others will eat them
chilled, and some night be very
interested in trying various recipes
such as these:
Panned Oysters
l pint oysters.
4 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons lemon juice.
Pepper anC sa1t
Lemon slices
Worcestershire sauce, if de-
sired.
Drain oysters, place in a heavy
frying pan with butter and cook
over low fire until the edges curl.
Add lemon juice, pepper and salt
to taste. Serve on hot toast and
gaTnish with lemon. Serves 4.
SkeWered Oysters
Alternate large oysters and
small squares of bacon on skew
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-10-09
DISP ELLING
THE FOG

CONTINUED From Page II
Roosevelt lifted this country out
of the depths of the Hoover de-
preston.
We have no details as yet of
what legislation would be stepped
on first. 1t would seem reason
able to suppose that their primary
objective would be the labor laws,
which are a red flag to what we
used to call the plunderbund. Ma
turally that objective would never
be stated in advance of an election
if for no other reason than that
organized labor would certainly
not look complacently on a meas