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Evening star., 1942-02-11
BY HUGH s. FULLERTON, Jr.,
Wide World Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Service
men: Don't count on your uni
form as q ticket to the Yankee
Stadium this summer. The Yanks
originally planned to admit all
comers but, by request, they now
have decided to let some service
organization (probably U. s. o.
supervise admissions. No limit
has been put on the number to
see any game, though.
The Yale Alumni Committee
has whitfield its list of coaching
candidates to three big timers
Lou Little, Clark Shaughnessy
and Ray Morrison, but you can
look for the guys who really run
football at New Haven to pick
Ivy Williamson for the job.
When Bill Strannigan, Wyom-
ing's crack guard, was held with
out . field goal against Brigham
Young recently he said that was
the first time 1t had happened In
more than II years Of basket
ball.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
Eagles, Basket Champs,
PIoy Beers Tonight

Homeward bound after an exc
tended Eastern and Southern tour.
the Detroit Eagles, l94l world
basket ball tournament champions,
will stop on here tonight for O.
return game with the Washington
Bears at Turner'S Arena. ,
1t will be an opportunity for
revenge for the Eagles, who were,
upset by the local colored tossers in
q game here last month. Since
then the Bears have won four
games in q row.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
Western Runs Streak
To Sixth in Row by
1rouncing WI.

The second longest winning streak
registered by q high school basket
ball team in or around Washington
this season now Is being sported by
Westerns Red Raiders who turned
in their sixth straight yesterday by
topping Washington-Lee, 1923.
The seven straight won by East.
ern early this year Is tops.
Jimmy Karas, Western sharp.
shooter, and the Stephanson BROTH
ers supplied most of the winning
punch. Karas registered IL points
with Billy responsible for 10 and
Charlie getting 8. Swanson Moore
also was up in there with o points
as the Raiders took a 10-2 lead in
the first period and romped to
victpry
Evening star., 1942-02-11
Luisetti's Basket
Mark Due to Fall
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
LA GRANDE, Greg, Feb. IL
Ernie Rostock, high scoring
Eastern Oregon College Of Edu-
cation guard appeared q sure
bet today to better the scoring
record Of 1897 points set by
Hank Luisetti during his basket
ball career at Stanford.
Rostock scored l6 points
against Southern Oregon College
Of Education last night and needs
only 18 more In four remaining
games to tie Luisetti's record.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
Mount Rainier High Five
Shades District Groys

Mount Rainier Highs basket ball
team nosed out the District Grays,
1896, yesterday, coming from be-
hind and winning on Joe O'Connor's
late basket. A game originally
scheduled between the Mounts and
Marlboro was Cancelled and the
Grays filled in.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
CIV. High Extends CIV
Frosh to Overtime

George Washington was bound to
be a winner no matter what hap
pened last night when G. w. U.
Freshmen and G. w. High cagers
tangled in a basket ball game at
Alexandria, and the Frosh finally
won, 1892, with a third-period spree
determining the issue.
The schoolboys were in front rs
In the first period and still were con-
tenders, although trailing, 14-16, at
the half before the Frosh staged
their third-period squirt. Tom Wag-
man Of the Freshman got more than
half his teams total with 20 points.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
st. JoSeph's.
MurshuII's Hunt EnIists

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Feb. II
R.-Jackie Hunt, little all-America
back for two years while at Mar
shall College and the Nations lead
ing scorer in 1910, has enlisted in
the Army Air Corps and is stationed
at Fort Thomas, KY.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
Indians but Make Them Smarter Declares Bouea
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS {. STAN.

Back to the Squeeze and Horse Trading Doys
They have been saying the will equalize things
extent in baseball while the not keep the Yankees
winning another pennant 1t must b
acknowledged that aves" Of the pastme not taking to
training camps the fabulousy minor league barca
which the 'have nots" unable to AFFORD
Freddie Hutchnsons Willie Kamms Paul
the market
cbown feels like paying $4,000 100000 Walter
watching him
enter the service
with buggywhip
himself and wife and couple
kids The bright and shiny beginning to cke into
the office and since designed to help the press tho
listing whether the players are
married single majority needless well married
probably will the old art of horse-ading which
when not the wes OF such
David Harum bankros the
Yankees Indians, Tigers, Red Sox and Cubs
Evening star., 1942-02-11
HyuttsviIIe Swomps
Laurel Busketers

Hyattsville High cagers swamped
Laurel, 39-1S, yesterday at Laurel
with Lee Cohee and Rody Kidwell
sharing individual honors for sthe
winners with II points each.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
Texuns Can Swim

ATLANTA, Ca, Feb. IL R.-
Texas A. & MS swimming team
easily defeated Emory and Henry,
4S-27, in . dual meet here last
night.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
Packers Hutson Most Valuable
Pro Gridmon, Writers Decide
Six Of Nine Ballots Give End Top Spot;
Beers Fortmonn Gets Second Place
Special Dispatch to The Star.


CHICAGO Feb 1-Receivng six of the nine rstpace votes,
Don Huso Green Bays today named
the National Football Leagues most valuable player for s The
cmaxed the outstanding the spectacular
Of the 2syearod former Alabama end during which he
brought
Evening star., 1942-02-11
As q Eq BUYER the Fox Hasn't Shone

Undoubtedly viewing this circumstance with gee Gr1fnth VINO
probably history baseball the
occasions when Tor ~
for players Typical the time IN 1924
Washington
history.
Griffith he spent 10000 for Earl McNeey
discovered that he had bought
his hair He still demand
McNee into service pinch
twobase hit and with this heroic deed the
McNeV
a $4,000 ball player.
highest price paid for ball player was the IN
cash and another shortstop $4,000 that Tom Yawkey Of
Gf himself went much
the several months people
lot of h for the sake OF the record
actually has bought hgh-priced players
Evening star., 1942-02-11
c. y. Ring Win Over Columbus
Seen by La Fond, Card Coach
Impressed With MeAIeor, Explorers Heavy,
And Will Tune Kysczewski for Hot Fight

looking Columbus in action against Florida earlier
Catholic University the Cardinals
will Coach Jocko Mers pupils the hurdles Saturday
night in their annual match at Brookland.
Most Of the boys all who weren't wrestling with textbooks
Evening star., 1942-02-11
PofohI and WosdeII Cost Too Much

Kue the Washington Club paid $65O thereby making
purchased cash by Griffith Kuhe
wasn't Washington although he improved
White Monte Weaver the Old
OK Weaver had good year-his first.
Calling Jimmy Wade s225oO rookie Griffith (who spent lt>
players disappointed this
biggest all Jimmy Pofah
Association Grit cash and players
didn't finish
baseball the Washington Club tried to
him back to the bushes
But than high
prices getting the trade
comparatively small outays Of cash. He
$4,000 Rues twobagger that
championship Fred Mabery for 5000
Evening star., 1942-02-11

Totals Is 228 Totals---12 20
Score at hslf-15-10, Greya
Evening star., 1942-02-11

Totals - 16 8 36 Totals 10 90
Score at half-16-10, st. Albans.
Referee-Mr. Boyd "a. b.
Evening star., 1942-02-11

Totals 24 755 Totals --13 4
Evening star., 1942-02-11

Totals ---22 $40 Totals /
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-09-25
best Of our cbility.

best Of our cbility.
I'VE were asked to come to
Palmer because We havo fecil
tios for getting trained hel
to run this hospital, which
is something hard to find
those days. We gave up q
good deal to come hero and
help and wo did so willingly
and wo can do tho job if VIC
got the cooperation Of tho
community"
In Fairbanks, Dr.. Hoehn
WIS president Of tho Hoo1th
Council, president of tho
Arctic club end vico-prosi-
don't Of the Ala sko Science
society . also loader Of the
'oldon Hoart All garden club.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-09-25

The Board Of Directors
stute that tho date for
tho special memb ership
meeting will be aim ounced
1s soon as Mr. Donahue,
tho Association attorney,
can clear up the legal
technicalities involved.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-09-25

In one of the light test
votes cast in Ala ska in sew
oral years, the Democratic
oorty seems to have mado
c1ean sweep again.
In tho first divi 81 on as
tho latest returns came In,
all nemb ors of the House and
Senate wore Democrats. Sur
priso upeet in thot Divi sion
was the election Of A.P. Walk
or to tho Senate. This sur
priso came in tho primaries,
however, whom Walker defent-
cd Allen Shattuck by @ mere
Ia votes.
In tho Sec ond Divi ST on,
while the returns ore meager
they indicate q definite Dom
ocrotic victory with tho pos
sib1e exception Of the scat
In the Senate which Is q nip
ind tuck fight between Hovcrt
Lying and tho Republican Stan
groom. Lest report put Lynn
IS votes too few.
In the Third, our own d.
sion, 1t looks like Kehoo,
Stanley EcCutche on, Harvey
Smith and William Egan in the
House in tho ordor named The
Senate seat goes unopposed tx
H H NC Cut cheon. Early re-
turns indicated Amer J.
Peterson cs fourth man.
Fourth Divi sion returns
arc not all in but it looks
Democratic.
Anthony J. Dimond for Del
egato, Oscar Olson for Treos-
urer, Wa1tor Sharpe for Labor
Conrni 8 81 onor, were all roel-
-
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-09-25

technicalities involved.
Ed Holland, who has a
mine above the Fern mine,
was caught in q slide at
his mine Thursday and was
not able to reach the Mat
anuska Valley hospital un-
til Friday. He suffered
broken ribs and pneumonia
developed because of the
long exposure.
Because Of the heavy
rains, roads are wa shed
out in all directions from
tho Valley. Traffic has
been resumed between Palmer
and Anchorage and Palmer
and Butte but from Sunday
until Tuesday no passage
was poSs1p1es
So much Of the track of
The Ala ska Railroad was
wa shed out between Moose
Creek and Premie r that it
is est mated that at Least
two months of work Will be
required before trains can
run again.
Where the Susitna and
the Chu1 tina rivers join
near Talkeetno, Nagley's
store is said to have had
two fest Of water in it.
Almost all the people in
that section had to move
to Sunrise Sunday and Lion
day.
Victor Falk, Jr., and
Melvin Bechtel left this
to take plane at
Anchorage for Fairbanks the
first leg of their journey
to Seattle where they will
attend the University Of
Va shtngton this winter.
John Witt sold his car
last Saturday to Frank Bruck-
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-09-25
John Demp sey suffered

John Demps suffered
three broken ribs and severe
brui ses In an accident at
Independence mines. He was
brought to Matanuska Valley
hospital Monday morning. He
is recovering nicely.
There are now nine pa
tients at tho hospital. Dr..
Hoeha-rcceivod q telegram
yesterday from the nurses
saying that thoy wore en-
route to Palmor.
In the meanwhile, remodel
ing and redec Grating go on
in odd moments, thrcc mon
asst sting the doctor.
In an interview with Dr..
Hoehn, he said: "Wo are co.
ger to put the Matonuska Val
ley hospital on the same
standards as other dcnominn-
tional hospitals in the
States and proof Of thoir
standards can be seen in the
foct that q Seventh Day Ad-
vontist hospital has won the
National Hospital Day award
for the past four years.
The nurses who ara on the
way are all we'll trained and
are duly regi stored nurses
from Grade A nursing schools
Dr.. Hoehn want 8 to calm
tho focrs Of those who are
afraid that thoy Will have
to eat Adventist food" or
Adventist religion" while al
the hospital. Ho states
that people may have moot,
coffee, othor things they
wi eh so long as it is not to
their physical hurt ."Wo have
no difficulty with religion
in our hospitals, "the doctor
state ,"because q mans ro-
ligion or lack Of it is his
own business and we don't
try to shove our own down
anyone's throat. We have
many friends and patients
who are mini sters Of many
don ominctions.
"Tc are here to do mcdi-
cal work and will do tho
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29
Rites Conducted For
Or. Robert B. Howell

Ann Arbor, Dec. 29-Funeral ser
vices for Dr. Robert b, Howell,
well-known Ann Arbor dentist and
former instructor in the University
Dental School. who dieG Saturday
night in University Hospital, We're
this afternoon at O'Clock at the
Muehug Chapel, Dr. Henry Lewis
officiating. Burial was in Forest
Hill Cemetery.
DR.. Howell, who was 66 years OF
age, was III for three weeks In the
hospital.
He had been a resident OF Ann
Arbor since 1896 and a practicing
dentist here since 1900 He was
graduated from the dental school
in 1898 and served on the stan until
1928. He was born June is, 1876,
in Pomeroy, o., and was married To
Martha c. Clark of Ann ArbOr on
June 2S, 1906. Her death occurred
Feb %. 1885. Surviving are three
sons, Or. Roger W. Howell, a
member Of the University medal
school stan; Capt Roderick 3.
Howell Of the L. S. Medical Corps
and Pvt. Robert y. Howell OF Fort
Custer
Dr. Howell was a member OF the
American Dental Association, and
Of Delta Sigma Delta He was also
life member OF the Michigan
Union and past master OF Frater.
nifty lodge, Free and Accepted
Masons.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29

IF you know your oats about ex-
i tending your voluntary meat
supply you'll move the quick cook
ing kind you had for breakfast
right on to the dinner table in the
Upside Down Meat Loaf posing
prettiH for its picture. It's a thrifty
and nutritious way to make meat go
further with vitaminized margarine
playing both roles. Here's how to
do it without further ado:
Upside Down Meat Loaf
y cup quick oats / tbsp minced
] teesp. salt onion
II cup water > tbsps. chopped
l 10. ground beef parsley
"a cup vitamin- tbsps chopped
lied marEa- green pepper
rine u raw carrot,
5 cups sifted grated
self-rising egg
-four Mix or water
Combine quick oats, salt, water
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29

John P. Davey. secretary OF the In
diana board Of examination and
registration In optometry, to Gov.
Henry +. Schricker.
"One OF the most interesting war
time developments has been recon-
ditioning OF the color blind which
should more correctly be desigRat-
ed as rehabilitation OF those who
are color-deficient," the report said.
For some time past, a number
of optometrists in various sections
OF the United states have been CIV
ing treatments and conducting re-
search in their private practices en-
deayoring TO remedy this anomaly,
and although it is too early to quote
statistics, yet the results obtained
to date not only are surprising. but
hold promise Of giving permanent
relief from this annoying defect.
The procedure is relatively simple,
but the time required and amount
OF work employed is cumulative"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29
John Cam Purdue,
Miss Cone Married

Ann ArbOr Dec. 29-The wa
ding Of Suzanne Elizabeth Cone.
Toledo, o., and John Cam Purdue
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pur.
due. Blrk Ave. was in Toledo Sat
urday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the
Collingwood Presbyterian Church.
with the pastor OF the church, the
Rev r. Lincoln Long, officiating.
Miss Marianne Holiday, Detroit,
sorority sister OF the bride, Serv-
ed as her maid OF honor, and Irwin
Heininger n Main St. was best
man. Three of the brides broth
ers. Arthur, William and John. with
Robert Huebner, all of Detroi.
We're ushers
4 reception followed at the To.
ledo Woman's Club. After a short
wedding trip, the couple will be at
home in the Kingsley apartments
here
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29
Fred Cook Injured in
SuadaIcanaI Action

Ann Arbor, Dec. 29-NeWs hao
been received that Petty Officer
Fred II. Cook. Al. OF the L. 5. Navy
was wounded during action on
Guadalcanal. Nov. -, and Is now
in a hospital at Corona, Calf
where he is recovering from his
injuries. according TO a telegram
sent by the Navy to his mother in
Dexter Township. The telegram
stated that he was heroically de
Tending his station under fire and
successfully destroying an enemy
plane"
The son Of Petty Officer Cook
Robert Wallace Cook. Is. who en-
listed in the Navy last April one
month before his father, paid
visit to him on Christmas In the
hospital The younger Cook Is sta
tionel at a torpedo school in San
Diego
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29
Wings

Twenty liason pilots will be train
ed In a new Civilian Pilot Train
ing program TO be inaugurated after
the first Of the year az the Ypsi-
lanti Airport This will be an ele-
mentary course and -urtner deta"s
are expected TO be announced soon
from the office in Chicago.
1t. Francis Barnard, Ann Arbor,
Is home on Is day furlough from
active duty in Alaska with the Ar
my Air Forces. It. Bernard. a
opt graduate In the fall OF 1910.
is TO report back at Seattle, Wash.
January g. He was a Monday visi-
tor at the Ypsilant Airport as
were two other former opt stu.
dents, Louis Kadar, Detroit. and
1t Victor Morrison Grass Lake.
Mr. Kadar. student in the sum.
mer of 1912. Is now at e glide
Morrison, OF the fall class n 1916.
has been graduated from officers
training base at Houdo. Tex. 1t.
training school Edgewood Arsenal.
Md. 1t. Morrison and Mr.. Kadar
also have Is day furloughs.
Home for the holidays was Wal.
ter Stampfli, Ann Arbor. who Is
now taking a opt cross country
course at South Deud, md. Mr..
Stampfli visited Sunday at the Nc.
Ennan Airport where he secured
his private pilots license this sum
mer.
Edward Knapp, wro has complet
ed the opt work at Kalamazoo. is
now taking his cross country
course at Lansing.
Ensign Henry Meier. who has
been stationed at Norfolk. Va
writes that he has left the United
States. Ensign Meier. a opt gra-
duate in the summer of 1910, has
been flying a Ply plane on costal
patrol.
Because of the inclement wealth
er. flying has been at a minimum
during the past week. There was.
however one new student at the
McEpnan Airport He is Edward
T. Beal, Tecumseh.
Edward Beyies, Ypsilanti, a form
er student at the McEnnan Air
port. was a visitor Monday at the
airport, Mr., Beviere is attending
glider school in New NTevico and
Will be here until Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29
FOUR DROWN

Grand Rapids, Mich. Dec. %
INS-Funeral arrangements We're
being arranged today for two broth
ers who drowned in the Thornapple
River and for a father and son who
persisted in a vain endeavor to save
the brothers lives. The two broth
ers were Robert Dertein, Il, and
Jack Dertein. six. who plunged
through thin ice and drowned in
30 feet OF water. A friend, John
Boomers, -, attempted to save the
brothers but drowned too and his
father, Gerrit Boomers, 80. became
a victim OF the icy waters when he
attempted to rescue the other three.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29
License Bureau Will
be on Movable Basis

Ann Arbor Dec. 29-Driver's Ii
censes will be issued and road tests
given at various outlying villages
by sheriff's deputies, announces
Sheriff John L. Osborn. On dates
to be determined later temporary
one-day drivers license bureaus
will be set up as a means of help
ing out-county residents conserve
rubber by doing away with the no.
cessity of residents driving into
Ann Arbor to obtain or renew their
licenses.
Next week sheriff deputies viii
be in Chelsea and will have facili.
ties TO give the road and eye
tests Their temporary headquar
ters will be in the Chelsea bank
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29

and ground beef: mix we'll. Form
into balls; brown in vitaminized
margarine. Arrange in creased cas-
serole. MAKE gravy with drippings
in pan to serve with finished cas-
serole.) Combine -four. onion, pars-
ley green pepper and carrot. Break
egg into measuring cup; I'll to l
cup mark with milk or water. Add
to dry ingredients; mix lightly.
Drop by tablespoons on meat balls.
Cover tightly with waKed paper
OF cheese cloth. Place casserole in
large pan partly filled with boiling
water. Cover tightly; place over
heat Steam 80 Minis. or until
dumplings are cooked. Do not re.
move cover during cooking. Turn
dumplings and meat mixture out
upside down on platter. Serve hot
with gravy. Serves s.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29
SOLVES CRIME

Detroit. Dec. 29-INS-An alert
Detroit detective who read OF a
seven year old partially unsolved
murder mystery today arrested a
man who admitted being the sus-
pect wanted in connection with the
murder in Columbus, o.. Of Will
lard \. Deckard, Columbus check
er wizard. Arrested by Detective
James j. Maher was Zigmund
Jagodzinskl. alias Robert Berry.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29
WILL VOTE

Greenville, Mich, Dec. 29-INS-
An estimated 1900 employees of the
Gibson Refrigerator Company will
vote in an NLRB election Dec. 20
to determine what union represen-
tation, II any, the workers desire.
The ballot will bear the choice of
no union. the Gibson employees un-
ion, or the CAW-CIO.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ann Arbor. Dec. 29-Marriage H.
censes applications:
Joseph c. Larios. 81. Ann Arbor,
md Vera Mae Tucker, 20. Lansing
Ralph f. Graichen. "a, RID 2,
psilanti, and Florence f, Kau:,
man, %, sos Washtenaw Ave, Up
silanti
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29
HORSE PRICES up

Grand Rapids. Mich. Dec. %
lNS-Gasoline rationing has in.
creased the value OF Old Dobbin by
at least 33 l-3 per cent, auctioneers
reported today One farm horse
brought Sl51-approximately $50
more than auctioneers realize
from the same type of horse 4
year ago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29
PRIEST SIIcCIlMRs

Detroit, Dec. 29-INS-Friends
today learned OF the death in Gin.
ctnnati of the Rev Joseph l.. Scott,
). j" formerly dean OF men az
the University Of Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29
Ann Arbor News

Ire bride is the daughter OF D..
and Mrs. Arthur Cone, Toledo. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Purdue are students
at the University.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29
FAIL TO WORK

Detroit. Dec. 29-INS-Approxi-
mately 10 per cent of the workers
in Detroit war plants failed to APP
pear for work the day after Christ
mas, a survey showed today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-29
Indiana Doctors Report
Color Blindness Durable

INDIANAPOLIS, nd.-INS -
Color blindness can be corrected
according TO a report made by Dr.