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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
Aubuchon, Gerard Rank With Best

Chef Aubuchon, the great Michigan State basketball star
bed for days in the college hospital after playing
in his final collegiate against Notre Dame His costarng
partner Jumpin Gerard lost II pounds the
There been outstanding basketball players in the
this year unquestonaby these two Spartan sawarts
top Aubuchon who bravely spanked Michigan
State Is spite physical weaknesses which hand
capped him than anybody knows, tops floor
general
begins look like the dimnuve 1885 FOUNDER from Gary
might have fooled the doctors who last told him he'd
be able 10 play basketball again.
Gerard who records Michigan
Sate239 for and 44s for his
George Keogan Of Notre Dame plenty Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
BOB TALES
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
Competition Still Lively
Despite Low Rank q
Vines and Others
MIL PIayo4 Syste m
Doesn't Make Sense
81 Tel Fans hat.
IRISH EXHAUSTED STATE CAGERS

This is the Of nc year when those critical OF the Ma
,ional Hockey Leagues payo occasionally must ieel
eating their words Al least so the rocky c"
The fact that seven teams play through entire schedule
~ eliminate one from the payofs dsturos 10Y Oh
crsonshose not hockey minded of course AS Tar as inc rear
hockey fan concerned beanbashng business on Ice coud
ca on the wear around still wouldn't have enough THAT'S
how much he thinks of his favorte sport
AS for hockey moguls, those pracuca leIo"s VITO
naturally keen their ewes peeled the TILL the hilarious payohs
and the long emnaons which lead up to them can
he beaten when it holding interest 10 the bitter
not lust among but the stragges as we'll Ana
when one stops 10 consider present MIL standings must
be admitted there's considerable logic IN THIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
Steve DutkO S
67S Stands Out :
In Shop League
Finishers Stop Tanks
Who Remain in Lead
by Margin Of 5 Games
STANDINGS

Tank Arsenal is on a Five and
FIVE" basis today after last nights
Chryslcr Interplant League
matches at Olympic. The Tanks
are five i'm the lead with five
weeks 10 60. The gap would be
wide enough but for the fact
SuperfiniShcrs are fast making up
for slow start.
SuperfiniSherS took the tread
off the Tanks. 81. although be
hind i'm total. 1863 10 2S30 Jack
Crilley's 233. Ed Gurney'S 203 and
Clifford Burns 20l stopped Tanks
in the opener by 30 pins Cur
ney'S 225 helped bring the second
by 10 Tanks hit 1908 in the
third against 929.
Quincy tossed go for the Fin
iSherS. while Jim Glidden carved
GA for Tanks. High for the night
was Steve Dutko Of Dodge Main
who hit 232-2O2-244. Art Knecht
with 6l7 and Marvin with COS,
however. offset the Dutko output
and Highland Park Engineering
won twice, 2945 10 2939
Ed Barr had 64l Of De Soto'S
1885 in winning twice from Ker-
cheval Of whose 1888 Mark Coli
max had 500 Bruce MCDougal
took SOC Of Dodge FORCES 2S16
as his team gained two from
Highland Park Service (2705).
Plymouth remained six games
out Of first place in ditching Dodge
Truck twice. 2843 TO 1892. Chef
Bukowski did SOC for Plymouth as
Bert Wistow booked 900 for
Truck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06

Detroit siternates Liscombs Howe. Bru-
neteau. Bush, Motter. Csrveth. J. Brown.
y Brown. McReAvy
New York aternates KuntI. warwick
Macy. Juzda Shohicky. Heller, ~. Col
vie, Smith NJ. Colvllle.
Referee King Clancy Iinemen Stanley
McCabe ana Doug Young
FIRST PERIOD
/ Detroit Liscomhe tBush-AbeD. : 30
New York; warwick (Kuntz Smith
10 OF
3 Detroit: Wares (Grosso) II 52
Penalties HeXtal Orlando, Stewart
LiscOmbe Pratt.
SECOND PERIOD
& Detroit: LiscOmoe (Howe BrunetesuD
SO
5 Detroit: J. Brown (Csrveth-A. Brown,
) -
s Detroit: Carvsth q. Brown MotterD.
12le
Penalties Bush 1.-TWO minors and ma
JOrl. Watson fmAJor and minor NJ.
ColvUle, Shihicky. HeKtail
THIRD PERIOD
= New York Macy IN. colvills shi-
hickyl. 90
Penalties Motter. Orlando. Stewart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
Fifth Place an Important Item

Three of the Red Wings four remaining games will be
Olympia and all will attract goodsized turnouts DO
YOU know of any sport where that much interest would
be centered closing of team with chance to
better than fifth sixth It's that playon system
again admit it is to Of the dafiest things IN
sports.
Hundreds Of our fans advance reservations for
Adams said he sought to make another
point. them to that competition and In
maintained right down to the end and that's what
battles for playof positions do The team that finishes
all first at home and the third
necessary Which further incentive for to keep going
at top speed"
got the Red Wing boss who has always been
Mr.. Hockey has something there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
Frontal Attack
City's Leading Pin Teams 90 After Gerisehs 3ol2
in Paris Sweeps This Weekend
BY HAROLD KAHL

\ Whether the 3012 of Earl Ben
tons Gerisch will stand UP as the
winner of Bob Thyne's second an
nual Paris five-man\ sweeper may
be decided at Southeastern Recrea-
ton tomorrow and Sunday for
some of the best will have their
innings. AA
Joe Norris Stroh's. Chef Slicey's
Norton, George Bryants Schmidt.
Harold Aliens Mineralites, Louie
Burrs National. Joe Lieb's Twen-
tieth Century, Dick Krakow's
Five, Ray Turner's Roadway and
Paul Dyes Garber-Buick of Sagi-
new are billed. Twentieth Century
can surprise again like it did in
winning the DENLY event.
The schedule:
Saturday. s:OO-Twentieth Century. Joe
Lieb; Fort Boulevard Recreation, Bill Mich
oils: National. Louis Burr; Louis Cave,
Clarence Jannsen; New Fairview Recrea-
ton Nc / and 2. George Gineerells and
Frank Oliver. 10 :OO-Roadway. Ray Turner:
Mineralites. Harold Allen, CARRIER Buick.
Paul Dye; De Luxe, Ed LaBudde; Krakow,
Sunday, 7:0o-Warren Bowl. Prefer. Mel
Dorl: Pabst: Rosso. Mt. Clemens. F. J..
Rosso oldbru, Mt. Clemens, J. Mccracken
American Archie Downey. 9;OO-Strohs
Joe Norris Schmidt. George Bryant: Goe-
bel Mt. Clemens Leo Quinn; Bowl o.
Dromr Mt Clemens. Norm LaCroix
Cupids, Frank DeAngeloi Norton, Chet
SliCey,
George Holmes and Perry ALA
green will shoot the second half Of
their 20-game home and home
match for 500 nj the Rainbow
tomorrow ut p. m. Allagreen tops
his rival by s. pins as a result OF
the first 10.
Bob BuckCeH Of the r. r. Dun
quintet IN the Detroit Associn tior
of Credit Men shot Dutch 2O6
IN his last game after f69-20f fo'
$40. Howdrd Fichtner tipped 245'
-21+ in 5SS.
Standings In Class A Of the
women's state tourney in Lansing
are due 10 be shuffled tomorrow
night judging from the Detroit
talent on the drives. Clara Allen s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
MASONIC Ledguers
Led by Herb Case

With the windup scheduled for
April 16, NeStra remains nine
points to the good today in the
Greater Masonic League although
losing three 10 Waverly last night
in the second match Of a double
header at Riverside last night. The
league closes April IS.
Herb Case of Paris and Al
Daniels of MCNeelyS led the Scor-
ing with 616 and 6l3 respectively
Case included 223-215 in his series
with Daniel showing 21S-229. An
other double bill 10 catch up with
tho schedule is set for March 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
Milf Aron Dies
After Long Illness

CHICAGO, March 6 1NS).-
Death today had ended the fight
ing career OF Milt Aron, Chicago
welterwelght who met many Of
the best men in his division He
died last night after FIVE months
illness from blood infection.
Until his retirement last year. ne
was considered one ot the best Of
he current welterS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
7OB Is
League


Joe Griffin is the standout today
in the Ambassador House League
with 70S rolled last night in the
regular weekly matches. Roger
.Overmyer Of Frankenmuth was
second on 654. The Griffin string
was 226-245-237 and Overmyer,s
l59-2i4-251.
Dale Huntington, Haags. 636;
Heine Heinrich'S. Frankcnmuth,
62S; Bernard Bclk. Roadway, 617,
were others finishing in the first
10. Goebcl tripped the leading
Norge MarygroveS. 81. viii Q
Roadway was winning from PabSt
by the same score. The Norge lead
went down TO three points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06

Olympic Recreation leads the
group. T
Others are Ruth Johnston's All
coma. Elizabeth Hunts w Q
Detroit Recreation, Edith Schultz
Rainbow Recreation. Marie Coral,
cZyk's Enterprise, Gertrude Rut.
tan's G r at Lakes Recreation.
Marian Germans Schmidt, Ann
Keppen's Fort Park, Annabella
Andres DENLY Recreation, Jennie
Schoener's Ralph Bourgeois and
Marie Sparrows New Garfield
Recreation. En- m a Hills Wintea
Garden Recreation is a Class A
threat.
With the entry deadline set foe
Monday midnight, the Detrott
Bowling Association office will ba
open until 8 p. m. today and to-
morrow to receive city tournament
entries, according to Frank MitZef,
secretary. -
Agnes BIiemeistcr came through
NTH 1872 IN SIS in the RiUiert
Ladies' House. 80
Henry Ehrle's Coca-Cola heahA
the list Of nine regular Detroit
teams shooting in the state tour.
nament in Saginaw tomorrow
night. Others are Dick Keirs
Demery's, Joe Mory's Altes. Ed
Stec'S Chene-Trombly, Paul Geml's
JohnnieS. Art Whitman's Mich-r-
Penn. Ed Piper'S Mulawa, Joe Pals
sons Oldbru and Carl Haases Cens
tennlal.
There's no let-up to that battle
between Jimmy Glidden and HenrH
Weber for the top spot In the indie
vidual averages Of the Metropolis.
tan All-Star Classic. The former 10
ahead now by 26 pins with 1924.
Joe Piasky holds on tn third with
1918.
Mary K. Howell hit 2OL and Vio,
let Monro POI IN the State FdX.
Ladies'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
HE DISAPPEARS

ouieted. Watson tried 10 leap the
boards and get the skinny little
guy.
But the skinny little guy WASH
there. In the last stages OF the
fight one Of Olympias biggest
takers had taken him by the col
lar
"Out OF here, you fighting
fool" said Big Gus. The skinny
little guy, with Just one back
ward glance at the fuming Wat
son and his fiery teammates
went with just bit OF hesita-
ton.
At the door he baked, Gu!
reports.
81 don't want to CO." he said,
"All right. come hack, I'll put
you right into the Ranger dress
ing room. and you can punch
your way out" said Big Gus.
"You should he glad you're get
ting away with your life"
81 guess I've had my fun. good
night, Sald me SKINNY niue guy
as he went out into the darkness
OF Hooker avenue.
Back in Olympia Referee Clanc.
was sending Bush and Watson Il
the penalty box. whacking 50
fines on Abel and Pratt.
The Wings had no difficult.
keeping their edge the rest OF IN
way. although in the third perio'
they were two men Shy-at on
stage for the second time Of tn
game. Each team was in this fl,
twice but only one Of the sever
goals was scored with a man shor,
This was the Wings first goa
registered on a 50-foot shot b,
lLiScombc with Bryan Hextall off
DETROIT NEW YORK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06

headaches during his three
years at East Lansing.
Jumpin' Joe contributed 10
points to the Spartans' victory
over Notre Dame this season.
And when Reagan thinks that
Gerard, native of North
Webster, Ind, came right out
of his backyard, he must have
some headache.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
Fights Feature
Wings, Victory
Over Rangers
Liscombe Scores Two
Goals as Detroit
Finally Wins, S TO z

Continued from First Sport Page
most dangerous part Of the job"
said the steaming Clancy when
the fighting subsidized. He had
done his best 10 stop Bush and
Watson, fallen under Goalle
Johnny Mowers Of Detroit and
Bryan HeXtall of the Rangers as
they went down in a tangle,
pulled Bruneteau and Juzda
apart. In addition he almost
caught a haymaker as Sid Abel
and Babe Pratt punched 1t out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
WsIIick VS.. Russell

Leo Wallick, former junior
heavyweight champion Will oppose
Rebel Russell leading had-hoy in
The two IN three fall hour tmc
limit wrestling feature in Fairview
Gardens Tuesday night. Two other
bouts complete the card.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
Hockey Standings

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
DETROIT 3, New York 2.
BROOKLYN ?, Chicago !.
Montreal 3. Toronto 2
TOMORROw's GAMES
Boston Al Montreal
New York at Toronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
n Frances
0Y Drake

Look Yo Birthday Comes h. and Find What
Your Outlook Is, According to the Stars,
For Friday, October 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

tie extra JUNCTION and concen-
trated effort on your part to top
previous records. With your
ability to handle tough assign
ments, difficult work, you need
have no quarrel with today's in
fluences.
NOV. 20 TO DEC. %
Sogittnrius-You born before
December 7 may not feel the re-
strictions likely for other Sagit-
tarians. These simply mean closer
concentration on necessary mat
tiers. Don't worry or strain;
keep steady.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Cdpricorn-Financial transac-
tons, sound investments, insur-
ance and brokerage interests,
collections, bookkeeping favored.
A generally friendly period for
all honorable endeavor.
JAN. 22 TO FEB. 20
Aquurtus here are some
tricky influences and the best
way to avoid or beat them is to
start early and quickly at your
important activities and work.
Let nothing sidetrack you until
you have a free period.
FEB. II TO MARCH 20
Pisces - incompteted matters,
familiar work, daily routine and
activities in which you have been
trained will probably run smooth
est. New undertakings ask extra
scrutiny and caution. Use your
good judgment.
A CHILD born on this day:
The solid, dependable sort with
generosity and true c h ar ty
strongly inherent. Likeable, fond
of intelligent activities. Many
noted judges, actors and public
speakers born in this sector.
Talent for stock raising, farm
ing. horticulture. carpentry; fine,
good work. Overindulging pleas
ures, eating and drinking are
dangers.
Birth anniversary Of Cordell
Hull, secretary of state under
President f. ID. Roosev t;
Charles Camille Saint-Saens,
modern French composer.
Copyright, 1872, by Kfng reattires
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Chicken Delicious Vixen lis
Both Fried and Baked

into serving pieces according to
weight and the number OF serv-
ices desired. Dry thoroughly
and dip in batter prepared as
follows:
Sift together flour, baking
powder, salt and pepper. Com
bine eggs, milk and cooled short
ening Add liquid TO dry
ingredients. stirring only enough
10 make the batter smooth.
Fry chicken in hot fat $3.50
degrees) until golden brown:
Drain, then transfer TO covered
casserole, arranging one layer
deep preferably.
Bake in a slow oven 900 to
325 degrees} Until tender, 30 to
As Misunderstanding on weight
of fowl. Serves four to six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

Birth anniversary Of Cordell
Hull, secretary of state under
President f. ID. Roosev &;
Charles Camille Saint-Saens,
modern French composer.
CopyTtRht, 1gfz, by MITE rcatufes -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
ANNOUNCING
New Classes
In Defense

DEFENSE CLASS L S will
open during the week Of October
u at the Jewish Community
Center. Woodward at iolbrook.
Registration is now being taken
for classes in first aid advanced
first aid. nutrition, Morse code
home nursing. homecraft and
consumer problems.
First aid classes have been
scheduled for Monday, Tuesday
and ThuTEddy nights aftd
Wednesday after Moons. Adj
vanced first aid classes Will meet
on Wednesday nights. Nutrition
classes are scheduled for Tues
day afternoons.
Definite announcement as TO
time and place of the other
classes Will be made within the
week.
Call Madison $500, or come 10
the Center officer 10 register for
these classes. There IS no fee.
The Red Cross production unit
is open on Monday, Tuesday and
Thursday from 10 10 T.
For the benefit Of working
women and girls who are inter-
ested in the Red Cross produc-
ton unit, il will be open on
Thursday nights from 7 TO 9 be-
ginning the week of October II,
his will give defense work
ers an opportunity 10 have sup
per in the Center lunch room
and 60 Immediately to the pro-
ductiOn unit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

Now contains s times more
vifon,in 81 ond times more vita
min Be-. Two cakes a doy supply
oduIts 1000 Of minimum dolly re-
quirement Of vltomin 81 and 2sse
Of vitomin b. plus kioein and
other 3 complex voluss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

PERHAPS NOTHING in
chicken cookery quite approaches
the appetite appeal of good
fried chicken-tender, succulent
and fragrant under its crisp
brown crust.
Slow cooking at low to mod
crate temperatures makes the
fowl uniformly tender, keeps the
Juices in. A combination of
frying and baking is a method
simple enough to assure perfect
results for even the inexperi-
enced homemaker.
Baked Fried Chicken
3 pounds young chicken
cup sifted flour
y teaspoon baking powder
y teaspoon salt
Dash of pepper
egg, beaten
% cup milk
= tablespoon fat, melted and
cooled
Deep fat for frying.
Cut thoroughly cleaned bird
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Squash Meat Ring

cups seft bread crumbs -
teaspoon baking powder
u pound ground pork
u pound ground beef
pa cups cooked, mashed squash
] egg
3 teaspoons salt
II teaspoon pepper.
Mix bread crumbs and baking
powder with meat and squash.
Add egg, unbeaten, with salt and
pepper and stir until we'll mixed.
Pack into a ring mold and bake
in moderate oven, 375 degrees
F., about one hour Turn out of
mold and fill center with but
tered peas or any suitable vege-
table. Serves six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
MARCH Fl TO APRIL go

MARCH 2f TO APRIL go
Aries-A promising month all
told, and today is no exception.
You'll find ready response to
good endeavor. Exceptionally
favorable for necessary building,
construction of ships, bridges,
roads and other essential prof.
ects, also military interests,
maneuvers.
APRIL 2I TO MAY 90
Taurus - Friendly indications
for you folks and particularly in
lines for which you are so well
adapted. Carpenters, builders,
farmers, painters, cement work
ers, plumbers, steamftters, weld
ers, toolmakers and you working
with lumber are in topnotch posi-
ton.
MAY Fl TO JUNE II
&c min Wont be a push
over" period for you keen, pub
licity minded folk, but if you
apply your clever ideas-plus
that persuasive personalities
the urgent matters and your job,
you can come out on top. No
petty personal whims allowed!
JUNE 22 TO JULY %
Cancer-On the favorable side,
especially for matters pertaining
to the home, restaurants, hotels,
foodstuffs, clothing commodities
for our armed forces-in fact.
all essentials.
JULY % TO AUG. %
Leo-You born after August
7 may find today a bit easier to
handle than other Leoites, but
all of you can make Roadway who
put your shoulder TO the wheel
and don't complain at tedious
routine or details.
AUG. 20 TO SEPT. 2S
Virgo - Good influences tell
you not to worry but to devote
your time and talents to the BUSH
ness of making good no matter
what your line of work or how
important or minor your position.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. 2S
Libru-You in industrial and
manufacturing lines may find
that you have fresh impetus, new
ideas to increase your output or
at least add to the quality and
value of your work. Try these.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. %
Scorpio-Today needs but lit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Fried Onions

cup soft bread crumbs
2 tablespoons butter
s good sized onions
u teapsoon salt
Melt butter in frying pan; add
onions and salt and cook slowly
for five minutes. Add bread
crumbs and continue cooking
until onions are nicely Drowned
and so. stirring frequently.
Serves six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Value of Grapes

GRAPES ARE one of the
oldest foods known to man, and
their high food value, natural
sugar and mineral salt content
make them adaptable 10 the
modern diet in either the fresh
state or as a processed food.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Movie T ellis
The Story
Of Bread
By PRUDENCE PENNY

HAVE YOU seen The Modest
Miracle" Anew motion picture
short which started showing in
Detroit Monday? 1t tells how
enriched white bread was made
possible.
Scenes in Java, London and
the Philippines reveal how three
famous scientists worked 10 find
the identity Of an unknown sub
stance needed TO keep people
well. After Is years Of labor
in his spare time Or. r. r. Will
lams made available what we
now know as vitanin B-1.
We hear a great deal Of vita
min 81 in the enrichment OF
bread the first loaves OF
which came from bakery ovens
only a little more than one year
ago Today more than two
thirds of all the white bread
sold in the United States is en-
riched. and in many metropolitan
areas production is close TO 100
per cent.
Here in Detroit we're eating
a lot of enriched bread, not only
with butter and possibly jam or
Jelly. but also combined with
other foods for everything from
main dish TO dessert. You'll en-
JOY trying these recipes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Custard Toast

Dip half slices of enriched
white bread in a mixture of II
cup milk, l egg, a dash of salt:
fry slowly in butter. When
golden brown. stack slices in
threes, with Jelly between. Serve
warm. It's a quick dessert d. {.
and delicious!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
NewBodrd Hunts
Office 10 Direct
Civil Service

WAYNE County's newly created
rivTir service commission To-Day
mapped its first official move
obtaining county building office
space in which n viii supervise
the careers 81 the 45o0 county
employees al now under civil
service.
The commission. Thomas Y
10 Cicero. chairman; William +.
Won Mol and Chester Nj. Martin,
met for the first time yesterday
Afterward. 10 Cicero said he and
has colleagues woalri start study
Of the various civd service com
missions throughout the country
around January !
I'VE want 10 get started with
the business AZ hand as soon a.
noSsihle, n-r-VS afd- "By our STUDY
nf other systems we hope to
avoid the headaches Of other
officials
The commissioners have sent
letters 10 all department heads.
11StruCtInC that no personnel
changes should be made without
first comforting with the new
civil service heads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Police Officers Ask
5 PIT. Salary Boost

A committee from thesLieuten-
ants and Sergeants' Association
will go before the council 10 seek
per cent raise in salary for
Detroit police officers, Police 1t.
Howard Fowler, association presi-
dent. said today
Al a meeting last night members
voted 10 ask for the raise because
Of living cost increases. They will
also ask some remedy from the
council on the purchase of uni
forms. Fowler said the cost had
increased . per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Wayne Nurses
Get Action Call

Thirty nurses from the Wayne
University General Hospital No.
80 were called to Immediate active
duty today. by wire from Capt.
Ida DanielSon. assistant supervisor
Of nurses for the Sixth Service
Command, Chicago
1t. Edna Plambeck, chief nurse
Of the Wayne group. reports the
unit, complete with nurses. doctors
and administrative officers, has
been waiting orders since last
August There are l05 members in
this overseas unit
The nurses will report 10 Bush
nell, Utah for training prior to
the doctors call 10 service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18

give up I h Q r
annual Christ
mas open house.
The part V,
which has been
a feature of the
Christmas sea-
son must he
( orgon e this
year because of
the illness Of
Mrs. Stein, who
Is slowly con-
NaleseiHe aEhef
home from a
recent serious
operation.
Both she and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
SIS, 900 Ceiling 'UnworkabIe'

WASHINGTON. Dec 1S.-The
S25,000 ceiling on earned incomes,
borrowed by the administration
from the communism platform of
1928, was found unavoidable and
impFactiCable by the Reds and
dropped Rep. John NJ. Costello
California Democrat, declared to-
day. The subject Will prove a hot
issue" IN the new Congress which
Will nullify the executive order,
Costello predicted.