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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-29
Engagement Announced

Announcement is being made Of
the engagement @ N'e- - 20
Salow, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Salow. Ann ArJol. aid .
Edward Ziegler, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Ziegler. this city. Pvt.
Ziegler. is with the signal corps OF
the 32nd division in Camp Living
ston, La.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-29
Normal College Calendar
TODAY

$50 m-Mahematcs Club banquet Charles McKenny Hall
go m-Huron Christian Fellowship, stakweather Hall
1880 D. Unnatural Science Club Science Building.
FRIDAY
e:OO12:0o D m.-ALColege Party.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-29
Seniors at Mixer

Seniors of Michigan State Nor.
NAL College held a class mixer
Wednesday evening in the Fred
Green Ballroom of Charles McKen-
ny Hall but only a few attended.
The seniors enjoyed square dane.
ing and ballroom dancing to the
music OF popular recordings. Royal
Macdonald Prescott. led the
square dancing Delicious refresh
ments were served members in the
cafeteria. Mrs. Florence L. Ly-
man. social director OF the college,
and DR.. and Mrs. Leslie A. Butler
were present. Or. Butler is the
senior class faculty advisor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-29
HISTORY CLUB
VIEWS PICTURES

Ralph S. Gerganoff showed color
ed motion pictures OF the South
American trip he took recently
with President John NJ. Munson,
when the History Club Of Michigan
State Normal College met Wednes-
day evening in Charles McKenny
Hall.
Most OF the pictures were taken
in Ecuador and showed interesting
scenery and natives. Mr.. Gerganoff
and Pres. Munson had planned %
travel more extensively through
out South America but since. they
prevented them from travelling
very far south.
The next meeting OF the club
will be the Washington Birthday
Banquet. 1t is an annual club af'
fair.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-29
Baptist Circle Two
at Smith Residence

At the January business meeting
OF Circle two OF the Baptist Won
ems Union. Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Charles Smith,
reports o, committees were given
and a part OF the holiday plates
were turned in. Plans OF work for
the coming year were discussed
Mrs. Smith. president, led the de-
votions reading Psalm IL after
which all Joined in repeating the
Lords Prayer.
Refreshments were served at the
close OF the evening. Mrs. Eugene
Baird invited the circle to meet
with her Feb. rs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-29

Mrs. Fred Philip. who is spend.
ing the winter with her daughter.
Mrs. Stephen Michelin. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John CARRIER, Akron,
o.
Major Lorenz Kisor, Camp Tyson.
Paris, Tenn, is home on a Today
Through.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Abbey and
their house guest, Miss Louise
Walker Detroit, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wiley at
Seneca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Powers. Sr
spent Monday in Detroit.
Misses Helen Wellbrook. Floren-
tine Tyirell and Pearl Allen We're
Tuesday evening guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Thurston at Belleville
Mrs. Clara Webster has returned
to Hibbing, Mimi, after few days
visit with her brother and sister.
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
Hulett.
Miss Joan Kroner. Carey. o., has
assumed position as receptionist in
the office of DR.. James P. Warren.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-29
EntertaIns At Party

Mrs. Joseph +. Sinkule enter
tanned at birthday party Wednes-
day evening In honor OF Mrs.
Mathew Sinkule's anniversary. The
guests were members OF the family.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
TOday's Sport a,e,.x CT.
II = ID = N Buns 50
= Poker Limit
~ ,lMNy nArn

the clubs amazing - limit AAs
ben revealed
An ss.iimis paksr game u hix-
time stuff q tasFid p~stims
~hsh. when played daily a.
nightly. could shsttsT the
nervous system svrn a. : hammer
with leswster In ne veins
No wonder the ip<2 nrcoklvu
squad. jitisry sad worn ffasn loo
much expensive poker and ssn
rsmmy. iost ,hesr io-Eams lad
IN tire stretch and drcpp~d the
pennant
They last 10 Ne cards ~
riaht--ts Ire ~ t.sssis Csres
ed particularly n ~ eards
that whssper~d sevess ssslps -
trains. IN hstsl resuss nsd esss
In th~ir dressing ssssrs~rs.
cin rnmmy usually vas played
IN the clubhouse dressing quar-
tsrs. where II was not unusual
for a. many ~ air games 10 b
In progress n vas played for
i've cents . paint. % cents .
bos and q . Esma Thss~ are
lush stakes indeed.
Ths poker and rummy games
were 90 brisk. ard Manager Lao
Durochsr was N iurky IN the
deck advertisements that he won
. lot Of money from his msn
during the season. Leo the lap
admits that he gave back much
Of this dough In bonuses"
For sssmpie. n . player ms<s
IN impsrsaat NJ - Ne ned.
he wsuid md . tfeo besss walt
Ing for kisss Thss uss . rev
departure IN lsspivssissai hses-
baii--shs testsess ~ gsviss heek
. nss ssm~ % hss s~s wsssey
for stellar s~hses~ssssss % ~
diamssd.
Yet. strangely enough. poirh
camilli--ons al the fs~ T1st-
bushsrs WIN ala not gamble
II the only ons wha announced
that he could not afford 10 con-
tinns with the Dodgers nsst
year. Perhaps ths sthsr iAds
hops IN stage . financial come
hack In the games II chance.
n they Do. niessy's choppins-
down of he pahsr limit must
come ~ . severe hioN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
Pat Peiiichord ;
Good Grid Coach

WASHINGTON STATE col
I.EoE. Pulimss--one Of wsshinG-
ton states great track performers
o. a few years ago has changed
over 10 coaching football and he
has Just about the finest prep REQ
ord in the state this year.
Pat reffieherd. . NertA~rs
Dlyisien ehannpies runner ~
W. n e.. tsek his Bsstie-
ground. Wash. high school
team ts an usdsfeated sea-
ssn 10 win the Tr-Csunty
league title In Southwest
WHshingtea.
battle-ground won IL first
championship since isss ~ soor-
Ing 10 points 10 for tbs oppa~i-
ton. eli q which 10 nice going for
q track man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
Small Crowd
To See Tilt
Other Traditional
Contests Billed

SAN FRaNeIsCo-Ths snvsed
rivalry 81 californis ana stan.
ford holds the football spctiiEhI
on the Pacific coast tomorrow
although neither the Bears ar
the Indians rates among the west,
outstanding teams
Approximately so.00o fans -
small fer the big game file
into Memorial stadium 81 Berkeley
fer the ssth meeting q ths tao
schools.
stanford. which has shown I.
remarkable improvement IN
recent ueeks. IL . 81 fsverite. i,
but history shows that Cali
fornia especially under
Coach Leonard n (stuhi
AIIisen-slways plays its ee~t
brand Of ball against the Rcd
skins.
HA1tAFf A&04AAtnaA tAtA oftnk
together Oregon State and Oregon
AZ Corvallis in what should Be
an even match. oregon's ALL
round backfield star. Tommy Rob
I'M. and the staters brilliant full
back, Joe Day. win provide the
individual fireworks.
The most important conference
game OF the afternoon sends
Washington Up against UcLA in
the coliseum At Los Angeles. The
uclans stiil have a chance TO
grab the Rose bowl nomination II
State falters.
vs.. AIRMEN
The Huskies displayed surpris-
ing strength In holding the 81.
Mays Naval pre-Fiight school 10
a scoreless tie last Saturday.
Washington state. lcsding
the loop by = narrow margin.
faces the strong second Air
Force aggregation at spe-
kane. BILLY seweil. . Cougar
immortal. win hc pitching
passes against his former
teammates.
The Idaho vandals. cheered by
their game fight against wsc.
meet Portland at Boise.
Sunday. Santa Clara, once
again on the trail Of . bowl bid.
tangles with the st. Mary's navy
squad at kezar stadium here In
a non-conference game.
St Marys travels TO saera-
mento for a brush with Mather
field. Loyola plays host to New
Mexico at Los Angeles and the
Dons Of San Francisco meet the
Alameda coast guard In q pre-
liminary to the Bronc-Air Devil
game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
Wright VS.. Pep
In Ring Bout
BUnturn Crown to
Be Decided Tonight

NEW YORK In a square a.
white light at Madison square
Garden tonight. Willie Pep. dy-
mamie young Hartford. Conn. ItAi-
ian. will attempt 10 wrest the New
York model OF the world feather
weight crown from Chalky Wright.
ancient Los Angeles Negro who
may havv been tossing leather
when Willie was born.
The largest fight crowd Of
the year--ene that may e.
cced 10000 fsns-i- expected
90 witne-. thls is-round battle
which features the tiuse-worn
issue; shall youth or sxpcri-
ence be serseds
Most of the experts favor
Wright and his experience. despite
his age which IL variously esti-
mated at from 30 10 40 years.
However. the experts are at vari-
snee with the betting odds. which
favor 70-yesr-old Pep 10 the tempo
Of IS. This ring rarity IN ocess-
ioned by the flood Of Connecticut
money which il backing the un-
beaten youngster.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21

CHICAGO - Billy Hillenbrsnd.
Indiana university's AIl-Amsrics
halfback nominee, leads the nation
IN punt returns. the American
football statistical bureau reported
today.
HillenbrAnd has returned IL
punts for an aggregate Of 3sz
yards.
Frank Porto of California
topA the collegiate field In re-
turn Of kiek-offs with n run
backs for sit yards. Arnold
Scott Of Montana is second
with PSI yards on ne returns
and Albert SOLAR Of UCfA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21

8tt*a 49, $500
NEW roRk-nrsneh Hickey.
who gave up Cards 10 become
president Of the nreekiyn
Dodgers. found himself almost
engulfed In a swirl 81 paste
boards the minute he set foot on
the hanks OF the Gowanna
Accordingly. one 81 his first
official acts Ma the lowering %
the limit Of poker game. among
Dodser players from the some
what fabulous - 10 . friendly
Is cents
Ne announcement WAS made
whether the house weuid tAks .
cut. but such . meve would NOT
he surprising s~csuss Bsssch.
the great ecsnosnisf. h ever
waiehful 81 his elub's financial
interests.
We. who have played 7b-cent-
limit poker and become % dis
trsuEht over our losses that We
went home and continued "a
play and lose In our sleep. can
understand perfectly what hap
pened to those poor podEer boys
In the oiosins stages Of the last
pennant campaign - now that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
Country Club
Bills Meeting
Annual Election
OF OiiicesD 81

The Tacoma coaairy = a.
club xiIi held ~ annual messing
and si<elIaa Il effie<ss katur1nv
night.
There viii ~ = >st-baii fsor=
some In ths sftssnooa sa1 thinGs
win ~ underway ~ . s'eiseh.
Ihs annual hsneost an1 ueassoi
COED time win bssia isame11steiy
altar the business meeting eemes
10 an end. This will - strictly .
stas affair and rsservasiens mnes
- made.
1. W. nsas>n u ~ pssas1snL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
BIBEAULT ENOUGH

MONTREAL-Manager Tommy
German. evidently thinks % well
of Coalie Paul Blbeault Of Les
Canadiens that he sold Bert Gard
iner to the Chicago Black Hawks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
On Ohe lam -!
wsa flllorT MFrcAlr

Times have changed In the trap shooting business
The Tacoma Gun club win hold its 1912 Thanksgiving
turkey shoot Sunday.
Shooting hours will be from $50 A. m until 2:30 n m
hours that somewhat shorter than those Of shoots
This limited shooting time is something new, taking
effect this season. The long drawnout hours Of the
belong 10 memory.
Now the nimrOds fire their guns In eshoea
manner and are done for the day $50
shooting. The shooters
VIII 100 a The Sunday
cause The annual Thanksgiving turkey
favored Of all shooting programs not the
Certainly the
fair and grand chance winning = bird
Then too there's the competitive the
In winning bird
cheaper price than paid to enter competition.
However vast majority win few
public mark
today B. on. Of m. most modern In tn.
nation In fact II hss been model many
cities
1t government property operated nfemember-
ship plan 1t is sesuppong and does any
Of fat profits What profits there back the club grounds
equipment programs
As the modern club stand. today Is years
In my memory the old Tacoma Gun club had its
traps the udeflats Of Exposition
When kids used TO
shooters blasting and puffs of woad bh
the The nimrods then black
duck under to the side II lad target
Besides clay pigeons the old timers shot live released
from in the foreground
IN mode of IL was
hardhearted but different shooting
that goes 1t merely the thought shooting something
Later the club district
the shooters held forth
Manitou.
sport Just they now although
and comforts the modern
available.
sport Perhaps
The modern club invites all other
Lack membership competitor
Of those who viii shoot for turkeys Sunday this event
merrer as he officials say.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
~ HOW TO. BEAT
Flying More Breoks
Arm OF Assoilont
WELDING q Knife

BY LIEUT.. ED DON GEORGE
Coach Of Rough and Tumble
u. \. Navy Pre-ffight Schools
Assailant thrusts q knife at
your abdomen "a.
Turn your body TO the right.
Grasp assailant's wrist and con-
tinue his forward motion.
Throw his knife welding arm
over your left shoulder into q fly
ing mare with palm up (2).
This easily breaks assailant's
arm at the elbow.
You help yourself when you buy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
NAV DROP GAME

IOWA CITY - Transportation
difficulties may cancel the game
between the Iowa and North
Carolina Navy Prs-Flight schools,
scheduled for Chapel Hill, Dec. IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
Ralph Baker. Kicker :.

Specialists bob up In football like mushrooms.
Coaches at first have inkling Of their particular
abilities and generally find them by accident.
Ralph Baker the Stadium Tiger crack goal kicker is
case In our own backyard
Heinrich kick the ball
deadly accuracy He kicking
eye caught Bakers natural talent
Then gave converting Tiger touhdowns To-
day. Ralph completed Il Of U.s. which that
Brickley, the old Harvard great appreciate
with the varsity and yet the boy
played with the sophs and Reserves in
making the squad
Ralph years old kicks rghtfooted and quarterback
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
About Those Deer Hides

Hunters take your hides the Tacoma Ice Company
That the urgent request of the state department
Some hunters anxious TO do their part in the effort
the hides are used make clothing for fighting in
bitter cold areas have leaving them the Tacoma
Sportsmens club and other places.
them the Tacoma Ice company men, where the
game pick and them the
proper government authorities.
By the way response to wonderful II
shooting fields and
for big game hunting sports
belongs alone
Duck and goose feathers their
plucked birds al sportsmens Washington
The down feathers clothing young fighting
men Save your your They'll aid tanning
the barbarian foes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
Billy Best Bring En- Backer

laird with ma ysrd> es nine
returns.
Ray Evans Of Kansas leads In
pazs interruptions with 10 20 his
credit He IL only one short Of
the sIl-tims record set By Tsrbox
of Texas Tech In 1893.
Jack Wink Of Wisconsin has re-
turned five intercepted passes a
total Of IT'S yards 70 lead in that
department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
Basketball League
May Be F ormed

A wednesday night preseason
basketball loop VIII start nsxt
week. providing ~ least slx teams
sign with thsir entry fee deposit
Of four dollars BY nsxt wednesday
evening 81 3 o'clock in the Metro
politan PARK District office. 7iz
CITY Han annex
Player rosters do not have
10 be hled until fh~ Istk "
Deeember. whieh viii 10 ths
final KAme 81 this prs-s~a~os
traIalnT seheassie.
The teams VIII meet with all
other quints In ths city on Deem
Der n 10 decide upon the circuits
they vflah 70 enter Ths first slx
teams with the entry fee on DE-
posit with Al Hodges wsii be In
cluded in the loop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21

The U. 3 Department Of AEri-
culture planted 1900 900 trees in
the country during the spring Of
1871.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
Good News. Indeed .

Safety of Stewart eddie and Mae TAFT, former Ia
who built the widely known Tas dance pavilion al
American lake in World War First, comes unusually
wonderful news.
They Jap prisoners of informed In Manila
Eddie this family
that closest dearest of friendship They
couple ovabe find
When they visited before the Jap sneak punch they
certain between the United States and the dwss of Asia
would break
Yet their Manila home and interests will
ing to take a gamble.
yet away q battle" Eddie I'm going
when what for Uncle Sam"
turning Eddie breakfast table said
"Where Eddie We have been together IS years
We don't separate"
friends Ia
will cheered
Manila they
the feeding o fellow Americans
Many persons thir leveled
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
AuTrsos eoyERsArI

NEW YORK Current lssas IL
Jester colurnbis's huTnor maya
zins. contains . v.ii-~rittsn short
story b. Paul covsrnaii. ths Lioas'
remarkable pssssr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21

You help yourself when you buy
L. 8. War Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Plan Conferences
On War Insurance

OLYMPIA Insurance Commits.
sioner William A. Sullivan left Sat.
urday for the Atlantic seabosrd IA
attend conferences on government
insurance against bombing dam
age and other war risks.
Shortly after the attack on Ha-
wall congress enacted a plan of
government insurance, approxi-
mating 100000, 900 to pay such
costs. As a member of the execu-
tive committee of the National As.
ISOLATION of Insurance Commits
sioners, Sullivan will attend meet
ings in New York and Washington
to work out some workable plan of
war insurance.
Sullivan said there was consider
able doubt if the original appropri-
alton was sufficient. Since it was
made other legislation has been in
troduced to raise the amount to a
billion dollars.
Pacific coast property owners
are interested in learning whether
the plan being formulated will re-
quire payment of premiums and
whether losses will be paid imme-
diately. Sullivan said some gov
eminent officials favor delaying
adjustment of all losses under the
insurance plan, with
repairs being postponed until the
end of the war. The only exception
would be defense plants.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10

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NUMBER 81


Losses from wagering transsc-
tons are allowable only TO the
extent Of the gains from such
transactions.
A loss is deductihle only in the
year in which it il sustained. even
though. as in the case Of a theft
or casualty, It may not be dis
covered until later year. Losses
compensated for by insurance or
otherwise, Of course, are not de-
duetible. However. in the event
the amount of insurance Is not
sufficient 10 recompense for the
loss sustained. the excess of the
loss over the amount of the in
surance is deducuble.
In general. losses for which an
amount may be deducted for in
come tax purposes must be evi-
denced by closed and completed
transactions, fixed by identifiable
events. bona fide and actually sus-
tanned during the taxable period
for which claimed For instance.
person possessing stock of a
corporation cannot deduct from
gross income any amount claimed
as a loss merely on account of
shrinkage in value of such stock
through fluctuation of the market
or otherwise In the case of an
individual the loss allowable in
sueh cases is that actually suffer-
ed when the stock is disposed Of.
III any securities chat is. shares
oil stock in corporation and
rlgpts TO subscribe for or to such
shares) become worthless during
the taxable year and are capital
assets the loss resulting there.
from shall, for income tax pur-
poses, be considered as los,
from the sale or exchange. on the
last day OF such taxable wear of
capital assets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Income Tax
Information

his Is one Of q series Of short
articles based on the internal revenue
code Read them oaiiy in TIE Ia
coma Tmes
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
Plan Your
Victory Garden

Recipes from famous gardener for Victory
book.
Sew evenly, a mixture of part Lilac Queen alyssum
seed with four parts Carpet of Snow alyssum
parts clean sand This will make attractive border
edgng.
Grow few flowers just fragrance Mgnonette
Heotrope, NicOtiana, Sweet Aysum, Candy Tuft
nation Pink
BE thin plants vegetables to
distances given package. Flowers vegetables
lots OF room TO
Plant all vine seeds in SOIL they may
is cold
That pretty little perennial tomenasum (snow
in SUMMER makes suitable ground shady
where doesn't we'll
Mix fine soil sand with small seeds before sowing;
thinning
Select seeds flowers
They'll add interest to your garden.
Make meals tasty and appetizing with home grown
herb seasoning.
If you want lots of space choose pole
varieties.
Soak beet seeds overnight planting the garden
soil is dry.
Tomato vines make good winter mulch for perenniaIs
that need protection.
Radishes do better if grown a different place each
Be to plant crops o your favorc sweet
corn then you enjoy the cob for long
Start spraying the plants garden insects
get a start. It's too late after the damage is done
The following vegetables among those that should
considered for the garden:
rO cabbage (green Swiss chard cuCumberS endve,
tuce panp kae parsley onions tomatoes
Cooked green's place war garden
they rich in vitamns.
B. E. John
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
Salvage
.I'ickuPS
Slated

Plans are definite for the coll
lection OF scrap metal, rags, rub
Der and paper, cardboard and
corrugated boxes by the city sal
wage committee, il was announc-
ed today.
Trucks provided by the city
street department, headed by
Commissioner II enry Bruneel
and Assistant Superintendent
August Klockow, will make a
citywide collection of salvage
materials Saturday, May 2. CO.
operating with them will be
members of the Junior Civic
League Of Mount Clemens high
school whose members will act
as couriers 10 60 ahead of the
trucks TO ascertain where sal
wage is in readiness for collcc-
ton and 10 act as jumpers on
the trucks, il was stated.
All citizens are TO place such
materials, not rubbish and ref
use out by the curb in front Of
their homes, if the weather is
fair or upon their porches if it
isn't, in order TO facilitate the
collection.
No salvage materials will be
hauled from cellars or back
yards by the collectors, il was
pointed out.