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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-02
SPORTS Roundup

New York-UPBiy Tsibert year Cincinnati
eman who took tennis his health position today
being Americas first line defense against Francisco
uado in the National tennis championships Forest Hills
the met in the fourth Talber has
I'D is said be the only of player Segur
I'd hitting baselne play All Tuesdays
with Pauline Betz Of Los seeded second
mpeon leading the march into the quarternais Of womens play
owed by fourthTanking Helen Bernhard OF
ChicagOINSThe pitting
Whlaway which their had Washington
ark officials hope that the horses would the
onday the S25O handicap neither OF the
ipane Warren Wright Of Whirlaway is said be cons
ing the $25000 Nrraganse Special IL while Al
hat, Asab indicated considering the
ate park $4,000 stakes Labor Day.
New lorkUPThe hottooed St Louis Cardinals hung gmly
day 81 behind the National setting Dodgers
of six straight victories The had drive uphill
the defeat Al Boston Braves 49, Tuesday
allowed hits
jimmy who with fly The Dodgers
ed ground with their 10 the Pirates Kirby
agbe bis lith victory for Brooklyn.
New William Cox, president the York Amer
Professional Football
would this possibly for the dura
bn
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-02
YPsLANTl MIoH.
Run Scored After Catch of
Fly Brings Defeat For 975

men on second and first after one
batter was out. Then Bush lined TO
Jack Brown, speedy rover. who
quickly skipped across the key
stone sack for an unasslsted double
play erasing the side.
The complete roster OF the cham
pionship Denton team includes
Louis 10th. Ed Newton, Roger
Plonte, John Dackoyitch, Charles
Horton. Bill Bielak, Charles Cor
ham, George Plonte, Fisher. Dunn,
Birk, Smith. Willet and Brown.
Shaefer Hurons pounded eleven
hits off Ed Mills to defeat, Willow
Run soldiers, in preliminary, 1913.
Ed Duffy led Shaefer's attack with
triple, double and single in four
times at bat. l.. J. Wagner limited
the soldiers to six blows, two Of
them by Catcher Ed Eitel.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-02

Den,ons youthful softball team
with Karl Fisher in the pilots seat
today celebrated the City League
championship which It acquired
Tuesday with a hard-fougAt 10 vic.
tory over 975 at Island Park.
Climaxing the tightest pennsnt
race in the history OF the City
League, Denton rolled up ten tri-
umphs and two defeats during the
regular season and then swept
through three straight games OF
the playoff series to emerge on
top.
The final contest--as expected
evolved into a pitching duel be-
tween Fisher and tall Joe Hatch.
The latter's occasional tendency
toward wildness was the deciding
factor, although neither hurler was
quite as mystifying as usual.
Hatch's big mistake came in
walking George Plonte and Bob
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-02

Dunn after John Willet had whitfield
TO open the third inning for Den
ton Mike Birk promptly grounded
to Shortstop Ted Bush, who tossed
the ball to Third Baseman Bill
Kish in an effort TO force Plonte.
When Umpire John Dignan ruled
Plonte safe" at third. Kish turned
on the arbiter, showing him out OF
the way. Dignan Immediately eject
ed Kish from the park and threat
ened 10 take similar action against
several of the 975 players who per.
sisted in disputing his decision.
Upon resumption OF play. Martin
Smith lifted a high fly to Outfield-
or Vince Lonero which provided
Plonte with an opportunity to scam
per home after the catch.
In the sixth inning. 975 placed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-02
SEEKS SANITATION

Lansing. Mich. Sept. 2-INS -
Gov Murray d. Van Wagner has
asked the Federal Works Agency
to expedite approval OF two war
public works projects providing
sanitary sewage facilities in GER
tain portions Of Wayne and Macomb
Counties. The governor, in a tele.
gram to the federal agency, con-
tended the projects were absolute.
ly necessary to the health and vel
fare of defense workers and fami-
lies"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-02
BIGGEST rRAIIER

Alma, Sept. 2-AP-Nisitors 70
a giant house trailer being exhib-
tied as the largest in the world"
bought $500 in war stamps over
two day period here in order
10 look around inside the vehicle.
Purchase OF a war stamp permit
ted entry. The trailer will be
shown at the Gratiot free fair and
at Flint, Toledo and Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-02
MISSING In ACTION

Richmond. Mich, Sept. 2-Word
has been received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Evon Grischuck that their son.
Peter Grlschuck, 80, petty officer,
first class. has been listed miss
ing in action" Grischuck. who en-
listed in the Navy six years ago,
was home on leave two weeks ago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-02
NOuTHS BLAMED

Flint. Mich. Sept 2-AP-A re-
cent strike in Bucks big aluminium
foundry here was caused by youths
rather than willful sabotage, Col.
George f. Strong, chief Of the Army
Air Force Procurement Division in
this area, said Tuesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-02

Amateurs in the strict sense
OF the word. Denton's City
League softball champions
have been adopted" by a spon.
sor for the 194S season. The
team will then carry the name
Thorne Tire Co, Dolph l..
Thorne being the new sponsor.
During the current campaign.
members OF the squad paid
expenses out OF their own
pockets
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-02
SEX ROAD IMPROVEMENT

Lansing. Mich. Sept 2-lNS--A
delegation representing Macomb
and Oakland Counties has been as
sured by the state highway depart
ment that the department will
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE

|ITdTUtF WFUIUU ItdUVT-
tuesdays Results
Brooklyn (, Pittsburgh 2.
St Louis 4. Boston 3
Chicago 10, New York 8
Cincinnati (, Philadelphia 3 on
innings.
Today'S Games
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
New York at ST. Louis
Boston at Chicago
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, nigh
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-02
HOW THEY STAND
AMERICAN LEAGUE

tuesdays Results
Washington (, Cleveland N0
innings
Today's Games
Detroit az Boston (2).
ST. Louis at New York t2,
Chicago at Washington t2.
Cleveland ~ Philadelphia
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-10
perense f. ems iuaro Der sic euaoe ser eaoien sebar

pereiniete, B. b. ems io,.rbe in Der
Berlontihfeit; Ser empfangen tplroe
pom 81. @eiit." Sssbu ,ueroeu lie ipie=
oerieben im 5leiide, auierItanben
bon ben 9oten (Menlden). Beil ct
auferltanoen lit inn 5leiibe, -iuerben
aub iie auferIteben i'm 6leiide uno
Sbn e,pis ieben. alio iit Die Seele
uniterblid, ionit f0nnten Tie Sbn nidt
ioieoerleben in ibrem sSleiide.
@as tpia bas aber beiBen: SD
sebe sllm Batter? 9as beibt luobl:
ib tue oen lesten Sdritt, inoem id
iiber sic Shpelle oes frei,pilligen
5ooes trete; benin er ipollte leioen uno
lterben mad Oem s8illen ieines 8a=
ters. Aub Iein gan5es 2eben ipar
ein nnausseiester @ang s,m 8ater.
er ielbit manoelte ltets auf bes Ya=
ters S8egeu llno ipr rnabldilig be-
ltrebt, biele, ia aae ober sic g.an5e
8elt nit iid sum Sater su fiibren.
@r ielbit tunroe ourh Iein 2eben Der
Bes" sllm Batter. SD bin ser @ea,
sic 8abrbeit imo bas 2eben", Ipridt
er bon iid) ielblt. Nad ieinem 8or=
bilo ion lnier Seben aud elm Sin-
aeben sl,m Batter iein. g8ir boben
feinen anoeren 8eg, ser 5uu Batter
fiibrt. ,,Niemano fommt 5ltm Batter
ols nur burh MIDI, mir miiiien nit
ibm eins Iein. Bir geben aus bon
ibn, oas beiBt, mir be9iunen lmier
geiItiges 2eben in Ser @ieoergeburt,
ser Saltfe, oarin mir sum- boberen
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Dsis @aiiesfreass

2eben luieoer9eboren tperoen l,ao
tporin nir oen @eilt Gbriiti empfats
gen. 9ieles iiberuatiirlide Slid lit
iettpas> bleibenoes (ltnausloldlibes
WerfmaD inn Stanoe Der beilisma,
denoen @naoe. Damn eeben mir nit
Gbriitus in bielent 2ebet inoeln mir
Iebenoise @lieoer Ser mabren fatboz
lil1en Stride bleibeu. ,8er oie Sir.
DIE nidt 5ur Wutter bat, fann @ott
niht sum 8ater baben" (bl. 81.
prian). 9ann n,iiiien mir feltbalten
ait @lauben, sic @ebote balten bie
Saframente empfangen, beten, 8erfe
Der N1hitenliebe iiben. Daan enolih
ourh gbriltus 5um 8ater: bur6 iei-
ne 8erbienIte, niht ourd uniere Ell
senen 8eroienite. Durd uns ielblt
fonnen ipir nidts. ,Sbne Wid fonnt
ibr nidts', iast Ser Serr, ,,8erbienIt-
ltdes fiirs 6in,melreid tun." 9enn
oie aftuelle @,aoe su ieoem guten
8erfe fommt bon @ott, nno 10 auh
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-10

sic &aaoe Ser eaolideu 8ebarrli6-
felt.
SD aebe Sltnt Nater." - . tpel-
den 9ant ihuloen toir bem Serrn
fiir bieies ein5iee freltoise 8ort, bas
@r, oer grite felt SET Sdopiung bier
al1siprad, ipel6es IN boiler 0abrbeit
a,,s5uipreden @r a,t1 1ns fdbis
nadte. . 600, iuo lit nunmebr bein
Stadel, 100 iino Oeine Sbreden. y
Das 8ort bat iid idon erfiiat: Ser
600 miro nidt ntebr iein, nod
Srauer, nod 2lase.' 9as Sterben
iuar uuo lit ehpas Sdredlides; -
aber gbriitus pereebt nidt, ,no ser
Gbriit ltirbt nidt, iie seben gum 8a-
ter. Beld ein 8ort! Der 500 bat
feline Sdreden mebr. @r lit cine Sir
5ltn Sater; ct miro sur 8reuoe. Sier
lit bie Ienidenleele, eine Bilserin
fremo, beimatlos, Derfannt, beriolgt:
liebe, ou erbebit lie pl0blid; ibr 8lid
orlnst flamnteno mad oben, uub bas
Bilgerseiuano abtperfen0, ruft Tie nit
unenbliden1 gntsiideu aus: SD, ee-
be sum 8ater! Selig, iuer oieies
Wort 5,t iprehen pernagl . meine
Seele, ipenn audi id utter oieIen ipd-
re! 8enn id oaron bente, brennt
5eler auf. Wteine 8ege iuia id be-
luabren, oaB id nidt iiinoiae" 8i. 3S.
Sd loeroc oft -su sir ipreden: iuobin
sebit ou, wenn ou oies ooer ieues
tl,It. @ebIt 81. aaum 8aters Sd gebe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-10

gum Batter nit oir, luein &eilano.
bilf mir!
sd gebe 5um 8oter" beiBt es
int gpan9elil,m, llno iuir gineeu AUDI
tpieoer snm 8ater, Der auf ,ns mar.
tete in Buckingham, Ohio, am @noe
Oftober 1888, ais mir enttal,Idt bon
@oion, 8is., auriidfamen.
.v8enn man cine Heiie tut, oa
fam man ipas er5dblen" Iagte Der
8ater ip1ter, ltnb bas betpabrbeitete'
iih BEL ms, benn mir alle batten ct.
mas geieben uno erfabrelt, oaB iuir,
beute nod nidt pergeiien baben. @s
ipar aber 81 inherent 8orteil IN luat.
der 8e5iebnng, 5lpar ni6t in mate.'
rieaer 8eiie, ionoeru mebr aui sei-.
Itieem @ebiet. Sater bate eelerrt
lid nidt 70 piel aaf anoere su Der.
laIlen; bann suirieoen 81 Iein, toenn.
,oie Serbdltniiie giinitig iinb, luie ite
oalnals in Ohio iparen; bann nibt
sic SebeusWeiie ooer beiler oie Se-.
bensarbeit su Gnoern, mie bic Berg
namtsarbeit in Sarmarbeit ooer
9uidarbeit, bie ibm gan5 ooer 5ltltt
Cell lnbefannt nno lngeluobnlid
mar. 9os mag eeibeben in il1ngeu
Ssabren, aber nidt nad 40 Sabren.
Gater red)nete allies nadl oeiltlAeu
Gerbdltnine,L oie aber nur fiir
9elltlblano gelten, lmo 10 fam es,
Bob alles feblgina llno mir in cine
miBlide Gage gerieten.
GSortlebung fol9t) .
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6eDanfea umo Grinmernngem
Dou Neu. 1rans Suertges

menoen greisniiie febt er boraus
lno ipridt bariiber nit eiuer Cider.
belt, Die feinen 3lueifel auffommen
ldBt. Or iiebt iein beporitebenbes 2ei-
Sen, ,ibr 9enebmen, Ieinen 600, feline
auferltebung, iein Neilen nit ibnen
nad oerielben, ieiue Simmelfabrt
5llu Batter, ibre ar6eiteu als bie er-
item Miiiionare, ibren 9ob, bann oas
8ieoerleben im Sinnel ,mo ibren
etpiaen 2obn. Sur @ott fennt Sic
3utunft; alio lit @r @ott.
@r lit aub @ott, tpeil er bon @ott
aussebt; er nennt ibn Batter. @r lit
Der 8ater bon aaer @pisfeit; bon
ibm sebt Gbriitus aus, barum lit ct
iein Sobn, alio @ottes Sobn. Nls
Meni6eniobn empfansen pom 81.
@eiit, ser ieinen Seib ,no Seele
lduf, nit benen Der Sobn @ottes lid
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Mns bent 'sSSpIepbinmm
(Sortiesi,ng bon Seite y

0ie eil,orudspolleu Weibe,ere,,,to,.' -
1,ie,, bouerten oeuou brei sf,uoett, / /
0,oh Ser Seier ertpi(te1, Sic Nei,prie.
tier ibre,l Muoeh6rioen 1utb oIleu
MlllpeIeuben Sen fl Iriui,leoe,1 >...'
aurs por Dem W,ittooelleu spo sic
Gpueae gono inn 8orooemoridl o,lf.
nit <oem sterueuboluer uub ser
nGnit(id,pn ssohnp nm hpr G5n;te mn
ipielte etlihe poi1enbe aParIhe
I'm orei l1br uodn,ittoas perIom.
,telten lih e. @r,eIletts: sic Sh,oeu.
ten uno 8eiuder in Ser aopelle suu
Seoeu nit beut MflerbeilinIteu nus
8eteu ~oes MoIeufronses. Ser Weu.
prielter. g,ep. gStaiam 8reupou belt
sic Ye1per.
g8ie olles bier a,,f @roeu pin ga.
Sc bot 10 fam ouh ser aeitp,,uft Ser
abreiie oes Deleaateu. SEN oae AN.
aeru Id,eioeu ioben. grsbild,of @icoa.
1taui reiite nit Deiar. gins o,,t
Saa,stao ob. Bepor er sum Wabu.
bof abiubr, rid,tete Ser Deleoot nod
einiae bersIid,e gYorte bes abIdiebs
an sic 5tuoeuteu nub iprod, sic
Soffuuna ouf Elm @ieoerIeben nid,.
ties ssriibiobr aus. Inter arokem
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(SortIebung)

Wonate lpater, gingen ltnIere Wutter
uno 9ante Dtina 5lianlmen sur FL.
Wefle in Sbalpnee, 3. Weiue dlteite
SbipeIter ipollte a,lb nit, fan aber
ettuas perlpdtet nud. s8ie Die beioen
5raiten llut Sen Berg famen, iaben
iie cine Ihtpar5gefleioete sSrau bnter
bent Seltbaufen aufiteben mo iiber
bic 8ail tsence itei9en, baun itber ben
@eg geben luo iiber bie anoere Rail
1ence biuter bem @arten fletteru.
Sie eiug nod ein penig a,f Der
Beioe boral, oann itano lie ftta,
fdaute 0ie sSrauen an nuo per=
fd.pano. 8eioe batten aeuau Abt
gegeben ,no fraeten iid, tuer Dos
lppbl iein fonnte. Sic iba,tteu 5uriid
uuo iaben meine S6meiter 1T ser
Serne oes 8eges fommen. @ls tie
ster1t oas Beib Iab, rief Sante Mina
ibr gu: ,,&onm m.r, 9riis, mir ba=
ben Did iton geleben." Sic neinte
namlit, iie babe lib sort peritcfen
tpollen. sis iie aber iaben, oaB eS
meine Sdluelter nid)t mar, lbluiegen
fie itia luo gaben M6t, -iuas es pobl
geben pitroe. Nue Drei fonuten ltd)
bic Sad)e nidt erfldren. Sic meinten
fdlieBlit: u@s 1T Aqerieelentag, mir
tpollen fir sic arnlen Seelen 1mo fir
bieie sSrau. beten, Sic beteten ben
&oienfran5 5uianmen; lie babeu aud
nadber, oils lie BON Ser Stride 5,lriid=
famen, nibts nebr geieben. @eldeben
ant 9. 9topentber S85, nabe bel Com
Suits @urten. 8as mar oos? Sat
ten Die Srouen redt2 ~ .: .
.8eioe iagten immer nahber: 8enn |
ibr 10 mas iebt, Damn lltiiBt ibr be-
ten uno baum eebt alles gut; betet
beionoerS. 6u SSelus, oem gltten Sir
tenl
Sonntag, Sen \ 19. april 1891 |
bielt Bater Selling in ser ct. 9uri-
bus -9apele bes SSSolepbinlnls eine
1re6iet iiber oas @panselnm oes 3.
Sonatags nod Sitern. Seiu Cert:
.Wod cine fleine 8eile, 10 tuerbet ibr
mid nidt mebr ieben: uno wieoer
cine fleine s8eile, nno ibr merbet
m;b loieber ieben; benn id, gebe bin
sl,n Batter" (SSsob. 1910.
Ssn oieiem @ooneelium iperben
sioei @laubensiase angefiibrt: a. bab
es einen @ott eibt; b. baB Sic menih-
Iibe Seele rmIterblid lit, oenn lie
bauert nah Dem 9ooe fort. Oieie
stpei SGse biloen oie @rlmolase u,e
ferer bl. Heligion. Ser Seilano iagt
Su feinen apoitelu oaB er Ole &elt
berlaiien ueroe, ibren Nlgen Der
{d,uinoeu fiir cine 3eitlang, uuS boB
fie ibn oann mieber leben tperoen.
ssbre srauer miro Iid oann IN Ssre,,-
ben per,uanoeln @briitus lpeiit ieine
ssiinger bin auf bas WieoerIebeu in
Der onoereu Belt; oonn nuB sic I'M
iterblitbfeit ser Seele ipobr iein.
Der FL. Mneuitin perfebt nnter
bent ausorud: tleine 8eile sic 3eit
bon Ger Simmeliabrt gbrilti bis 5u
feiner einitigen 8ieoerf,nit, benn
bieie Belt lit mlr cine fleine @eile
geaeniiber Der @iuiefeit..
Ole beioen SGse ,,gs sibt eiueu
@ott uno sic meniblihe 5eele lit mt
iterblid' liuo Spei 8obrbeiten, Die
fih aus Sieien 8orten bes Seilanoes
erupbeu.
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1aittissA, Sex 10. Saai 1942

gum Batter nit Dir, luein Seilano.
bilf mir!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Bath Salts Out

It's no longer patriotic cor
permissible TO manufacture
luxury item like bath salts.
Victor Chemical is rushing a
new building 10 completion and
il will contain the highly tech
nical equipment required TO
manufacture phosphorus tri-
chloride and phosphorus oNy-
chloride. These are the ma
terials used in the manufacture
Of plasticS and they hold great
promise. TOO, for use IN rubber
substitutes.
So this large company which
mines the phosphate rock OF
Tennessee and won the army
navy *" award with its plant
at Mt Pleasant Tenn last
The baking laboratory, where
they're still concerned with the
come-war- cofnc-pcaCctImP prob
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Gunpowder Now!

In this particular plant. chem
=frlfS once prepared for baking
powder now are routed in chan
nelS that lead 10 Gunpowder.
They have turned, not altogether
but partly, from the problems OF
biscuits TO the problem of am
munitions.
II is the same with that lux
urious item OF use IN the hard
water belts bath salts The
material for bath salts still
pouTS out OF white-hot furnaces
ike molten glass. But sodium
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that's ~
now goes to war too.
The country'S power plants
use il. Boiler tubes are kept
free of clogging by the use Of IT,.
oh drilling depends on II and So
do al least a dozen other war
essential industries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Better Job

Still. I secretly believe that
women could make a far better
and saner job of it if they could
do the selecting in marriage:
because women like a man for
the realities for what he is and
what he can do, not for what he
pretends to be.
Men. on the other hand take
a woman at her face value. and
like her for what she appears to
be. That's why feminine beauty
is so important and why women
will permit themselves TO be par
boiled and peeled alive just in
order TO catch the masculine
eye. If girl can look like a
Madonna. a man never stops TO
reflect that behind the lovely
mask there may be a dumbbell
or a hard-boiled egg. Or if she
looks like a glamour girl, 1t
never occurs TO him that the
glamour may so no deeper than
her mascara.
But woman admireS or loves
man for his character and
achievements, not for the way
his eyelashes sweep his cheeks
or his hair waves back from his
forehead. No big, well-fed male
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Admire Strength

She admires strength and
prowess. the will and the skill
that make a man a winner In
battles or sports and a success
in the business and professional
worlds. In school and college, all
the co-eds fall hopelessly in love
with the conquering athlete who
walks off with the game or the
cup, not with the romantic fair
haired boy who wears the pref
test necktie.
Women love strength and
bravery and intelligence in men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Women Better at Selecting Partners

If they sometimes marry weak
lings and playboys, il is because
those were the only men who
happened TO be available, or be-
cause their hearts were caught
off guard.
That is why no aviator, SOL
der, sailor or marine need have
any worry or doubts about the
girl he leaves behind. mean he
need have no fear of some
glamour boy in multi.
There is a picturesqueness
about a uniform, to be sure; but
it is what the uniform stands for
not the buttons and braid
that counts with a woman. 1t is
the courage and character and
skill that so with it,. Women
know men.
Distributed by King Features synd, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
By HELEN ROWLAND

WAR gives women the right
" and the opportunity to do
the choosing, the counting and
the proposing. says a writer.
Well, we've always had the
right. All we ask is the oppor-
tunity.
| have never held with those
modernistS who claim that the
girl always does the choosing,
while poor, unsuspecting man is
a victim of the matrimonial
racket. We'd make a much bet
ter job of il. But there is a
quirk of contrariness in a mans
sub-consciousneSS which makes
him leap back the moment a
woman leaps forward. I've seen
the go-getting method tried, but
I've never seen il work!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Women Workers

Only a dozen women do work
here so far in the actual labora-
tories. This is a dozen more.
however, than had ever worked
here up until six months ago.
Others, the company officials
say, will be hired as rapidly as
possible to fill in the draftgapS
and mawS of expansion.
Some of the girls working al
ready as assistants in the labo-
ratory have had only year of
high school chemistry. One
martha Pahmke) is only II.
But their jobs are testing and
weighing jobs. The more. extern
sive the chemistry background,
the more responsible gaps they
fiji
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

lem OF biscuits, is manned al
most entirely by women now.
week, is head over heels in war
production.
Women who work here. may
never see the ultimate result of
their efforts, but they arc in war
work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Their job
Is kA0kins
CunpoWder
By BESS STEPHENSON
News service stan Nritei

CHICAGO. Aug. %.
NOW The call goes out for
y women chemists.
Fresh taS wlltcd petunlaSl
from riding in the new Nd
tanks over testing grounds al
Hammond. Ind. the all-girl war
production tour found IFS way
this afternoon 10 the Victor
Chemical Company IN Chicago.
There. grcaSc-smudgcd and
unpromising-looking, hall OF the
reporters on the tour were Oh
fcred new Jobs All were who
had had any college chemistry.
This i2-ycar-old C b m c a |
company made a unique eNcep-
tion TO its lifelong rule in letting
The - girl reporters 20 through.
Never before had such a teHF-, 81
any similar one, been conducted
here.
Assumption is that the COM
pity Is CdECr 10 SHOW that
womenS place, for the duration,
might Weii be in The chemical
laboratories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
OPEN THURSDAY,
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY NIGHTS
FEDERAL'S

PART 3, PACE u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

Cotton and rayon knit shirts
in basque styles. button or
upper neck. 4-14.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
The Waeesl

These young learner-asSiStantS
make SO week. Others make
from SIPS 10 $50 a month or
with "A chemistry degree) up TO
S.150
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

animal can bluff her into think
ing him a hero unless his COur-
age is genuine and he has a rec
ord 10 prove il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

Felts and tweeds for Riddles TO
juniors. Bonnet, breton, sailor,
beret types. Many trims.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Watermelon Tip

HERE'S A spicy tip. Try
busting OF cinnamon on your
ice-cold Watermelon sections.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Baked Liver

LIVER AND onions are old
favorites, but need never be-
come monotonous. The follow
ing recipe gives the dish a new
and different twist.
Place a bed of sweet onion
slices in the bottom OF a bak-
ing dish. Cut deep gashes in one"
half pound slice of liver and in
these insert slices of onion and
lemon, Put in baking dish on top
of onions. Season to taste.
Bake in moderate oven $3.50
degrees) for about 35 minutes or
until done. If desired, mush-
rooms may be added.
Pie Tip
A PIE crust will he more
easily made and better il all the
ingredients are cool.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-10-02
Fit And Proper

munitions and supplies to our armed
forces abroad and to all the United
Nations
The U. S. Maritime commission, m
announcing the name of the new ship,
said that it was chosen as a tribute to
the American melting pot" Chi
nese, FiIipinos, Mexieans, negroes and
whites are employed by the California
Shipbuilding corporation which built
the ship.
1t is fit and proper that this reeog-
milton and honor be extended to the
colored race. Negroes are serving
the nation in the armed forces-some
in far battle zones-and are also con-
tributing a mighty "sum total' in war
plant production
This is their war, too, and the vast
majority Of them are meeting the test
in a highly admirable manner.