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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-01-23
With the Churches

evening worship service at 7:45
p. m.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-01-23
How theWar Is Affec+ino
the Telephone Business

The War Has Caused.
i. An Unprecedented increase in the demand
for local and long distance telephone service.
z. Acute shortages of materials needed to pro-
vide additional telephone lines and equipment.
3. Substantial increases in taxes and other
telephone expenses.
The Result Xss
/. War needs for telephone service are be.
ing met hrst-PromPtly and fully.
z. In many communities, it is not ALWAYS
possible to provide, for civilian use, Just the
type OF telephone service that is wanted.
3. Long distance calls placed by the general
public may sometimes be delayed.
4. Telephone earnings are lower in spite of
amuch larger volume of business.
We thank you, the Of service,
tor the fine cooperation you are vina
Us, and We pledge ourselves to continue
to provide the best telephone service
that is possible under existing conditions.
NORTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06


the new castle and installed as the spirit of
Julia directed.
Thinking Of her constantly Godfrey
stocked his library with books on spiritualism
and asserted his belief that the dead return
TO the places they have loved in life
Meanwhile he was LAYING ont the castle
gardens with as close a regard for her tastes
as he had shown in furnishing the interior
For years these gardens were the wonder
spot of Georgia. aboundine in rare Furonean
shrubs. flowers, statues and fountains
Despite an air of the supernatural that
enveloped the place. or maybe because of II
Barnslev became a Mecca for the curious in
the days of its magnificcnce.
People came from far and vide even
from abroad-to behold it's rnarveIs
1t was i'm its gardens that the Confederate
general. f. G. Earle. was buried after neetin,
death IN an cncouuter. with Federal troons
And a famous novelist Of the sixties Mrs
Augusta Evans Wilson who visited the castle
is SAID 20 have land the scene Of her popular
novel. st Elmo" there. naming the heroine
Edna Earle. in honor of the general
The Civil War both prevented Godfrey
from putting certain finishing touches 10 his
beloved home and rubbed out some of the ones
he had added Luckily IL escaped the fun
fury of Sherman's march 20 the sea but
stragglers from his army laid waste the
gardens.
These imperfections. IN a thing ne had de-
voted his life TO making perfect. wcre. vybat
caused Godfrey to haunt the castle after
death. His shade was often observed accord
ing to family legend standing with bowed
head beside a broken statue or wistfully re-
garding some rooms bare corner.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

Under the name Of X. O. Ducan he embarked
on this hazardous career. only 90 suffer
setback worse than his brothers.
The repeated beatngs he took in the ring
may have caused some injury that affected
his mind in any case, his actions raised doubts
of his sanity and he was sent 90 the state
insane asylum.
In vain his mother protested and u vain
Harry, now left to run the estate tried 10
comfort her.
ono cvcuInc in 1885 as they sat in Tho din-
ing room. discussing The misfortune, They
heard noises I'm the right wing.
ITS the ghosts" said Addic "Thcy know
what has happened
Maybe they're really leaving this time"
replied her son pcssmisuclly. Heaven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

Scarborough. beautiful young daughter Of
the first man 90 captain a steamship across
The Atlantic When her health began 10
FAIL h, purchased a vast tract of land near
k--2-nl. -1llre- Illl..lI-el4ief,--e+ had
once stood.
There ho began building. thinking that Ju-
INA would benefit from the higher air and hop
inc. perhaps. 20 propitiate the Fates by the
maEuificcuce of his outlay.
The Fatcs were unimpressod. Julia died
Nevertheless. Godfrey continued with the
project just as though she were stu with him,
asserting. In fact, 20 the last that she was
with him.
In the evening they would walk mp and
down together on the boNwood-bordercd ter
race and she would advise him on details Of
construction and arrangement or so he said
II was Julia he declared who helped him
select The rich furnishings for the great rooms
He secured Europe for treasures that
might please her. sterling silver window
latchcs gold clocks from the Tuileues. Ma
RE Autoiuette's own brooch clock and perfume
bottles a black marble mantel from Italy
pink one trom France heavy Persian sili,
shaWls utucltcly nlad tables carved ivory
plaques Venetian glass elegant china built
IN oven that cooked for 100 people. "A hot water
system dong before modern plumbing was
dreamed Of am these and more were shipped
10 savannah carried 10y slaves 10 the site OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

know s there ism {
much 10 keep any
one here now"
NO. no" his
mother said---ThcX
don't see the place
as We do. To AN of
them it has never
changed. 80
We'll. said her
SON 30 7 were ono
Of them. l don't
think I'd han e
around here"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

Guards from the
asylum, from which
he had e p c d,
c a u e h { him soon
afterwards. He was
tried for m ur d G r
and sentenced to life
Imprisonment, over
the plea of his law
yers that he was in
sane and should be
recommitted TO the
asylum.
If Adde'S word
can be trus t @ q,
Harry was mistaken
in thinking that he
would never return
20 Barnsley a fte r
death. She was posi-
tive she saw him
more than once. con-
sorting with his
peers in the ghost
wing.
similarly, her
grandfather, g O q o.
frey Barnsley, had
Dcru positive lIldl
the spirit Of his
dead chiId-wife. for
whom the castle was
built but who never
lived % see il done,
communed with him
in these same halls.
Afte T amassing
his fortune, Godfrey
had married Julia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

Owned by One
Arisfocrofic Family
for Over a Century.
S c e ne Of Q n e
Murder and Many
Deaths. the Spook-
Ridden NJ onsion
Goes on the Auction
Block Along With
It's Ghosts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

December d. 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

'"...Ia w..e.. Ia. Gr.a' r..'aIn rI-I..- I-.....l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
BY CHARLES ROBBINS

- HOUGH the United States is the
richest country in the world to-
day, one thing it is rather poor in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
or the Hook 1...;, Win Waite,

Don't Say We Didn't Tell You: Without any word from the
Detroit Lions front office Wen take football
clubs NEXT coach-Byron (Whlzer) White is
greatly admired Freddy today
wasn't the naval intelligence John tEul who
the post from Bill Edwards Sunday would have pull miracle
20 make this anything like This will probably
be the for the DURATION the Lions ready
20 roll White viii be avalabe he'll the Only
catch that the Rhodes scholar with the Phi Beta Kappa key
decide ne bag dollars the long ne law.
See You Later Hockey practice delayed a broken
refrigeration pipe tonight Oympiabut
lewis Of the indianapolis Catol Lewis
Olympia for conference the weekend. then
Grant, H. to- wind his plant job Lewis
try and himself
Indianapolis players realizing that the Red Wings all
registered the draft PLAYING
chndreuJ before the MIL $ very old.
They Change: Our friend with big
brag about driving in Grand River Lansing late
the other night when he looked Ike small mob
the highway ahead The ongtt0n proved be girls
four from Lincoln High Fernda all trying thumb
back home Our friend picked the whole Inquiry
revealed the young started night football
Lansing packed % model Ford Two flat ended the
journey halfway 10 Lansing they eft their hack farmers
yard War doesn't change kids But have those
Zoot suits.
Comeback Charlie: The Charlie
telling the Maple Leaf management would be better signing
him this hockey than down the kindergarten
class Montreal that Les Canadens have bought
Gordon DrIlon from the Leafs They him plenty
there ON right wing 30 could the Red Wings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Rubi, Lewis Annex
Gardens Bouts

Bert Rubi proved himself a wres-
ting bad man tanner last night at
the Arena Gardens by be n g
wild BnP' Zimivich, the reigning
mat villain at the Gardens, in two
straight falls. the first on foul in
1851 and the second via drop
kicks in $40.
Eddie Bad Man" Lewis won one
fall from Babe" KaSaboSki in
21.52. Red" Berry beat Buddy
Knox in 1923 and the Lefty"
Pacer-Billy Venable match was a
draw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Johnny BedzIey Set
To Enter Marines

ST LOUIS. Oct. 6 QNS). -
Johnny Beaz1ey, 23-year-old rookie
pitcher who hurled the Cards to
victory in the final game of the
World Series, plans to enlist in the
| United States Marines.
Beazley, who d fea ID the
Yankees twice in the series in the
second and final games, currently
is ga in the draft and is unmar-
Iried.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Two SeahaWk Backs
Are on Injured List

IOWA CITY, Ia, Oct. 6 QNS).-
Injuries to two key backfield men,
Jim Langhurst and Bus MerteS,
plagued the Iowa Seahawks today
as they prepared for their third
Western Conference row against
Michigan at Ann Arbor Saturday.
Langhurst, who was badly bruised
in the Minnesota game, is not ex-
pected to be in shape for the VOL
Verines. Tackle Bill KolneS. who
was called for flight training, will
be lost to the team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06

Although Iowa lost TO Michigan
last fall, Mertes collected AZ yards
against the fine line that Biggie
Mum had developed.
That gives the Iowa lads the
power. And i'm reserve they have
nifty backs like Dick Fisher, the
speedSter who displayed so much
talent as a running back against
the Wolverines in last years 1920
tie with the Buckeyes. And he
can pass, if Bierman wants to use
that weapon against Michigan.
An old friend, George SvendSen,
is center for the Seahawks. He
played here year after year with
the Green Bay Packers and rated
second only TO Mel Helm of the
New York Giants in the pro
league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Pin Stakes Set for Women

Emma Hill, president of the
Central States. Michigan State
and Detroit Women's Bowling
associations. will hold a women S
Individual sweepstakes to be con-
Quoted over a period OF u weeks
at her establishment, Winter
Garden Recreation, starting to-
morrow.
There will be two classes, senior
for those of above 154 average
and junior for those of 154 and
below. The Junior division will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06

roll Wednesdays. the senio r
Thursdays and Fridays.
The event will be run under a
point system. The winners each
week will be awarded the number
of points as there are entries. In
the event there are 80 entries
high will get 30 points, etc. Four
games are to be rolled across
eight alleys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Eddie Lewis Keeps
Busy in Comeback
TONIGHTsS ROUTS

Eddie bad Man" Lewis, Detroit vs..
Flash" Gordon. Hollywood. 2 In falls.
Rep Russell Chattanooga VS. Bert
Rubi. Hungary. ? In 3 falls.
Harold Chaundy, Detroit VS.. Louis Kline,
Detroit. one fan
Eddie Bad Man" Lewis, will
wrestle his second match in as
many days and his fifth as a
comeback" mat villain, at the
Fairview Gardens this evening
where he is scheduled to face
Flash" Gordon i'm a return match
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Duck Hunters
Wait Longer
For Sunrise
BY DON GILES

Although 1928 a. IN. WAS the
official sunrise hour and legal ia
start shooting ducks in the area
Of Lake ST. Clair on opening day.
This week hunters must wait until
7:31 a. m. and quit al I'll p. m,
or suffer a stiff penalty II caught.
In the area Immediately west
which includes Saginaw Bay, west
ern half of Huron, Tuscola, Gene
Sec. Lapeer. Oakland. Livingston,
Wayne, WaShtenaw and Monroe
counties, starting time this week
is 1855 a. m. and quitting time
Ills p. m.
. Beginning October 10, sunrise
is 7:39 a. m. in Lake 81. Clair and
7:55 a. m. in the area Immediately
VqSf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
500 Increase
In Race Purses
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

The purses are cut at Rocking
ham Park-but they're going up
at the Detroit race track.
Word from Salem, N. H.. that
Officials of Rockingham Park had
'Slashed their purses in half-from
$500 to $400, didn't meet with any
corresponding action at Detroit.
General Manager Edward p.
Strong and Mutuels Manager
George Lewis announced that the
81, 900 minimum already estab-
Ilished here would be raised for the
remaining five days. Six purses a
day would be increased by 500.
ARMY COLLECTS, TOO
While the horsemen are collect
ing theirs, the dollars will also pile
up for the Army Emergency Relief
Fund. A paid attendance of 4,456
at yesterdays cold. rainy program
meant at least S2,22S for the fund,
with prospects of much larger con-
Itributions from admission money
iduring the rest of the week. q.
The heavy going didn't kill off
all the favorites. Not with j. +.
Holton's 10 Kapi coming back
after her nose defeat to score a
five-length victory in the third
race. But there was the usual
share of surprises, headed by the
victory OF Mrs. II. p. Bonner'sI
War BAN at IL to l in the Bassett
Purse. This War Glory 3-year-old,
which had been used previously as
a pace setter for stablemates I'M
six furlong races, came right back
yesterday at a mile and 70 yards
and won easily by more than
three lengths under Willie Nc
gladden. from Columbus Day. with
Many Lands third.
ADAMS UNLUCKY
Jockey Johnny Adams, who was
scheduled 10 leave for Belmont
Park 10 ride the Binglin Stables
Barrancosa in the Ladies Handi-l
cap, postponed his departure until
last night The leading rider Of
the United States accepted three
mounts. but the best he could getl
was a third on Many Lands in
the big race.
Jockeys Pat Milligan and Steve
Murphy took riding honors for the
day with a double apiece .Milligan
brought Valdina Love TO a six
length victory and a $40 mutuel in
the first race and brought Air
craft, the second choice. home BY
almost two lengths for an So pay
off in the fifth. Murphy popped
down with 10 Kapi at $3.50 in the
third and White Bait at $7.40 inl
| the eighth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06

ANN ARBOR, Oct. 6.-Forest
- Evashevski, who became {
glamour boy at Michigan while
handling the. forgotten mans post
of blocking back, will be the start
ing quarterback for Bernie Bier
mans powerful Seahawks Satur'
day in the clash with Michigan.
The Seahawks. Iowa Preflight
cadets. will be out TO add the
Wolverines to their list which al
ready includes Northwestern and
in successive games.
Evashevski will be acting cap
tain in his return to the big sta
diun here, it has been announced
by Bierman. Envy" was elected
captain of the Michigan eleven in
his senior year over Tom Harmon,
choice for At-Ameri-
can that fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06

FIRST RACE
RACE
RACE
RACE
FIFTH RACE
SIXTH RACE
SEVENTH RACE
EIGHTH RACE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06

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$500, ask for Want Ads and efficient girl uH help
1Urite an inexbenste ad uH be charged yon isb,
you bare Telephone Or bring your ad to The Detroit
Times ad counter the lobby of the Times Building
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
ASK COAST GUARD

Duck hunters planning TO hunt
on Great Lakes waters from boats
are strongly urged 10 consult with
United States Coast Guard Off
Gals TO determine their need for
personal Identification cards or of
licenses and numbers for boats of
certain sizes and equipment.
Hunters may avoid delay during
the season by acquainting them
selves with details of wartime reg
ulations for navigable waters and
restricted defense areas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
MISUNDERSTANDING

There also seems 10 be some
misunderstanding among due !
hunters as 10 when they may move
into restricted areas. According Il
It. William HelveStine OF the loca
United States Coast Guard. hunt
srS are not permitted to move int
restricted areas one hour before
and one hour after sunrise If
some Of the Great Lakes.
"Ail pleasure boats under 100
feet in length must not operate
In the main ship channels of the
st. Clair River. Lake 81. Clair
and the Detroit River during the
hours between sunset and sun
rise" Lieutenant IelveStine
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
AND RENT IT TO a
SERVICE MAN
OR
WAR WORKER

Army and navy and civilian department workers
pouring into So workers for Deos factories They
need ooms-desperatey.
The armys ordnance department has taken 4oto sky
scper another building The signal has mpor
branch here Every branch Of has and
senta+ves here-and arriving daily.
THOUSANDS Of them looking for rooms-end more are
coming.
Maybe your has Joined ihe army navy Rent his TO
Of the workers army navy that will keep him
Piled
Government workers here IMPORTANT duties NEED
ALL AVAILABLE LIVING QUARTERS OF ALL KINDS
IFS patriotic duty to make these workers comfortable.
Make your your apartment your house available The
quickest and best way is TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
STARTING BACKFIELD

In the starting backfeld against
Michigan, herman will have Eva
shevsh at quarterback; George
Benson, a crusher from North
western at fullback; Bill SchatZer,
the spectacular youngster from
North Central at one half, and
Buzz Mertes of Iowa at the other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
OTHERS RETURN

Envy won't be the only Michi'
gan man returning to the greer
grass of the stadium. There vii
be Bob Flora, Forest Jordan anC
Iarlin Fraumann. all now sta
toned at Iowa City.
Michigan. through an agreement
with 1t. Col. Bierman. didn' [ scout
the Seahawks in their first three
games. Coach Fritz Crisler thinks
maybe that is just as we'll. Fol-
10 years, now, the Wolverines
have had a chance to study the
ways of Bierman and his team,
and CriSler fears scout only
would add to the worries Of the
coaching staff. Watching the Sea-
hawks tumble the great Golden
Gophers of the North and North
western would not add TO any
ones peace of mind.
Power, brute strength
pounding over tackle and sweeping
around end with big blockers lead
ing the way. That's the Bierman
system and he has the players
now to make this system work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Glamour BOy
Evashevski Returns TO U.-M. Stadium as Captain.
Quarterback of Berman's Iowa Seahawks
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Oct 6-Forest Although Iowa lost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06

The purses are cut at Rocking
ham Park-but they're going up
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-08
Republicans Expect
 Victory On Jan. 20
COP. Headquarters Receiving Encouraging Reports;
 Democrats to Mobilize Big Oratorical Guns

the international situation while domestically there appears to be no issue at the moment.
 As result of this campaign apathy, both sides believe the vote will be one of the Smalelst in years. And both sides agree a small vote will aid Talbot because he controls the small towns where basic Republi- can vote comes out. If the factory workers at Waterbury and surround ing towns, usually Democratic voters don't come out, it will react against Monagan who must capture the big communities if he is to win at all.
 Talbot is highly popular in the fifth district, even among the Demo- carts, many of whom have indicated privately he will get certain num- Der of votes from among his oppo- nents. Monagan's S nomination is his first move into the big time of poli- tics and he is not so well known outside of Waterbury.
 Monagan on Tour
 Talbot's supporters feel also he will get quite few of the city votes because of his residence at Nauga- tuck, an industrial town, and his popularity at Waterbury where he has an office now as workmen's compensation commissioner for the fifth district
 Thus, Monagan has several factors to overcome in the final two weeks of the campaign. Undoubtedly he soon will start a tour of the district to give the voters a chance to look him over. Assistance from state leaders also will be helpful.
 There is a very evident tendency among the high-ranking state Dem- ocratic leaders now to forget the revolt" of Comptroller John M. Dove and Secretary of State Mrs. Woodhouse. These two officials, 'long with Treasurer Frank M. Anastasio and Lieut. -Goy. Odell Shepard recently objected to paying a party war chest contribution un-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-08

'rammed earth' prOceSSeS-Seen as the answer to the need for cheap, but sturdy, easily-built homes.
 What Uncle Sam really is doing is reverting to one of mans oldest building methods, speeded up by modern efficiency. Simply, the method invloves packing mud" in moulds, hardening it, then turning it out as building bolckS or solid one-piece walls.
 After you order plumbing, wiring and heating fixtures, all you need is soil of the proper proportions Of gravel, sand and clay plus a con- trolled percentage of cement for the "rammed earth" or mulsified as phalt for the earth blocks, and a fixed ratio of water
 They can be mixed by the hoe and-box system or in regular cement mixer.
 MIX MUD AS
 IN MUD PIES
 The real building of the rammed earth structure involves packing the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-08
SUTCLIFFE MADE
 NEW ARCHDEACON

Hartford, Jan 8-Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe of St. Marks church, New Britain, was elected an archdeacon at the annual meeting of the Hart ford Archdeaconry of the Episcopal church Wednesday after~c~r at St. Pauls church on Grove street.
 Rev George D. Wilcox of Staf- ford Springs was reelected secretary and George E. Bulkley of Hartford was named treasurer. Chairmen of the various divisions were named as follows: Social service, Rev. Ray mond Cunningham, Hartford; re- lioinllS er''--- .-r po- T'' v, Cook, Glastonbury; missions, Rev. James s. Neill, Mancl.c.-. !. -5 and program, Rev. Join v ?s. Bristol.
 A report on studies being made in Hartford on the church its proach to defense workers was made by Canon Sidney w. Wallace of Christ church Cathedral. choirman of the archdeaconry committee on the church and defense workers. The committee was directed to de- velop plans for program to reach the large number of new defense workers in East Hartford. Follow ing the meeting supper was served by women of St. Paul's church.