davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
elect Miss S+ufsman

THE WOMEN'S ADVER-
Using CLUB. -.
AT a luncheon meeting
Thursday. -.
Elected officers for the
1928 club year. -.
S. Alberta Stutsman
was elected president. -.
Florence Clark. lis vice
president ...
Olive Torpey. treasurer.
Eleanor Horen. e. #. record
ing secretary. -.
And Evelyn Bates. =. cor
responding secretary. 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
U. Of M. Boosts Budget

ANN ARBOR. May 29.-The
University OF Michigan board of
regents today approved a 100000
increase in university budget APP
preparations 10 raise its total run
ming expense allotment 10 81 ,249,-
O87.49 for the next school year.
The regents also accepted the res.
ignstion Of Prof Edward A.
Stalker. head of the aeronauticsl
engineering department. who has
taken a new post with the Dow
Chemical Company IN Midland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Elsie Robinson
The Church Militant
Defending Democracy

round and Little Pete, Amer
ica's first Capone, boldly adver-
tised the price of his killings
on Dupont's brick walls and
gilded balconies.
Once it lay in the center of
the vilest slave trade in human
flesh the West Coast has ever
known. and the rottenest politi-
cal corruption.
It's steps have literally been
laved in blood. Its pews are
dark with tears.
Once, and this is true. after
an all-night shift of work /
sought its peace as the dawn be-
gan, and there passed me on one
side as / entered a wrinkled old
sinner, her raddled face wrung
with an agony of remorse.
And on the other side, his slip
Dered feet flap-flapping against
the cobblestoneS, his h a n d s
tucked into his blue sleeves,
high-binder professional Chi
nese killer.
! did not know their names.
l did not need TO know them.
Their story was as old as the
human heart, and like thousands
Of others, they had brought
their pain TO the peace that lies
before the high altar of Old
Saint Marys.
American Flag Flying
So through the years il has
stood until il is as much a part
Of San Francisco as the fogs
and the wheeling seagulls and
the gardens that rise in tiers
above the bay. But the other
day AS / passed it there was
something new.
Out in front. its stars and
stripes flashing gloriously against
lne ola DflCk, lneTc nunE n
great American flag
Above. that lighted cross
which is our hope; below. the
flag which shall never fall. God
helping us. And for a moment
that faith Of which we know so
little these days, burned in me
like a flame.
Though l am no Catholic and,
sometimes ! fear not even a
good American, TO me these
were symbols that went far be-
yond all human weakness
symbols that had lifted many a
lost and broken man and woman
out Of the cutters.
ThesCross. the Flag, and the
Church . the open doors still
understanding the pewS
where any bewildered soul
might kneel and find peace. And
something more
An unsheathed sword
The church militant. defend
ing democracy!
Copyright isi7. By KinE Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Name Rene Campbell
RENA CAMP BELL.

RENA MPBELL.
Viola Stevenson May
VANDERBILT. an d Suzanne
Blank are also members of
the board Of directors. -.
The retiring president. .. q.
Mile. Blank -.
(Of The Detroit Times =. 4.
we might add
Was presented with an ele-
CANT corsage bouquet. -.
OF defense stamps. -.
BY the retiring board -.
Same being hand-tailored by
the incoming president.
Missile Stutsman. ...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

THE PEACOCK. one OF Ma
lures most gorgeous creations!
Let this lovely panel enhance
your home and give you pleasant
leisure hours as you embroider
IL.
Pattern $50 contains a trans
fer pattern of picture 15X20
inches: color chart; materials
required.
Send IL cents in coins for this
pattern 10 The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. 1225 Times
Square. Detroit. Mich
Owing 10 customs regulations
orders for patterns 10 Canadian
destinations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Fair Bette
Gau+hier to
Wed Saturday
Nv JACK OLIVER

FAIR AND blue-eyed Bette
Gauthier, daughter of Mrs. Wal
lace Gauthier of Windsor and
the late Mr.. Gauthier, becomes
the bride of John II. Charlton
Jr. of London, Ont. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John II. Charlton of
Windsor, Saturday.
Miss Alyce Gauthier will be
her sisters maid OF honor and
Mrs. Ted Harper (ah, there
KayD will be honor matron
with Miss Elmira Charlton and
Miss Marion Boulton as brides
maids.
Gerald Cronk will he best man
and Arthur Charlton, George
Gauthier and Ted Harper will
seat the guests.
Following the ceremony, a re-
ception for 200 will he given at
the JdllflitI ItSlucIltts
They're going east on their
wedding trip. and will be making
their home in London, we under
stand.
THE NEIGHBO RHOOD
THRIFT SHOP is holding that
annual meeting Monday morn
ing, June 1. at 1890.
So says Mrs. Lloyd G. Hooker.
q Mr.. AND MRS. ROBERT p.
GILRAY of st. Clair announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Marjorie Emma land
handsome gal she is. tool, and
Lieut.. John Martin Altman, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie c. ALI
man Of Bloomfield.
Miss Gilray was graduated
from Michigan State College and
is a member of Kappa Alpha
Theta.
Lieutenant Altman, affiliated
with Phi Delta Theta, was
graduated from Cranbrook and
later from Amherst College and
is now in the South on military
duties.
Miss Gilray has selected June
6 as the date of their wedding
MRS. AUSTIN UNGER is
missing from the local scene
she's whipping about across the
erik in Kitchener and Toronto,
you'll find.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Booth Home a REFUGE

THE BEAUTIFUL mansion
-. of Mrs. Ralph Hartman
Booth is the spot which
will give refuge should the
occasion rise .
A n d. naturally. e. we
hope it never does. 49,.
In an air raid. 80.
And Mrs. John S. Newberry
&c. will shelter Cottage Hos
pital patients should the
need arise &C..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

JAN % TO FEB. 20
Aqudrius - Today inclines
favorably toward sociability, en-
tertainment, hobbies, outdoor ac-
tivities, all of which are good
for you-BUT essential respon-
sibilities must not be neglected
for them.
FEB. 21 TO MARCH 90
Pisces-Indications augur for
pleasant day. If possible in
clude some invigorating or rest
full pastime in your days pro-
gram.
A CHILD born on this day:
Mentally alert, full of inspira-
tional ideas and hopes, artistic,
keenly aware of the public's
needs and knowledge of what
to do to satisfy them. Don't be
too abrupt with it; realize that
others have feelings and are as
sensitive as you. Good days
ahead.
Copyright, 1912, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
FISH TOPPING

Add one-half cup of diced dill
pickle TO a creamy cheese sauce
and serve over broiled or baked
fish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

meals so that your days total
calories do not exceed 1.200.
This spacing Of your calories
10 allow for between meal
snacks will help to keep you
from experiencing the acute
hunger pangs that make reduc-
ing such a trial 10 you and all
concerned.
Consider Temperament
Take your temperament into
consideration and you will get
along much better on your diet
Don't put too great a strain on
your will power. Diet the way
il is easiest for you.
II may be that simply skip
ping one meal all together
works the best for you.
/ couldn't do ii that way, but
you might rather not have any
food at all than to tantalize
yourself with small meal.
II you DO this, you must be
sure to get all your protective
foods at these two meals. Other.
wise you will not improve your
health along with your weight
loss.
Protective List
Perhaps you know the list OF
protective foods TO be eaten
daily, but here il is again: a
green leafy vegetable. a second
vegetable and a raw vegetable
salad, a citrus fruit and sec
ond fruit, an egg. two glasses or
skim milk, four slices of 100 per
cent whole grain bread, three
small pats of butter and a serv-
ing of lean meat. fish or fowl.
You can switch these foods
around as you please-just don't
skip one! You need them all
during the day.
Copyright. 1912. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
HOROSCOPE By 6,,2.
the Section Your Birthday Comes IN and Find What
Your Outlook Is According to the Stars,
IAN 2o TO FEB. 20
MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20

for Saturday. Nay so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

MRS. AUSTIN UNGER is
missing from the local scene
she's whipping about across the
erik in Kitchener and Toronto,
you'll find.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
BY Lillian Cox Athey

ing more than half of the total. But
large consignments also are shipped
from Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado
Indiana, New Jersey, Delaware,
Michigan North Carolina and Texas.
In 194l there were 1920 acres
producing melons for the markets.
This year 19,45O acres will be grow
ing them. The yield is about 200
standard crates per acre, or As mel
ons to the crate. Estimates of the
cost of growing and loading stand
ard crates range from 10 cents to
$1.50. Small acreage located near
local market or retailed at road
side market gives the highest re-
turns.
and the young plants are a few
inches high, the grower must be
ready to defend his property against
invading cucumber BEETLES and the
melon aphid or louise. The melon
requires from 100 to 140 days to
mature. There must be plenty of
of heat, sunshine. a dry, warm
we'll drained sandy loan or silt loan
and sufficient soil moisture 1t is
vitality important that insects, espe-
cially bees, arrive when the plants
are in bloom so that pollen Is trans
ferred from one blossom to another
If melons are grown in greenhouses
or cold frames, bees must be brought
in.
The problems confronting the
growers are the standardization ol
production and the better handling
of the perishable melon. Because
they bruise easily and mold quickl,
after leaving the refrigeration IL
which they are shipped. melons mus
reach the consumer as soon as pos
sible
Muskmelons contain vitamins A
B-1 and G..
Evening star., 1942-07-08

of "WhakareWarewa." In and
around the village are hot springs
where women wash clothes. In some
of the springs the water is warm,
but not too hot for bathing. Native
children enjoy jumping in to take
q swim.
During visits in Yellowstone Park
! saw dozens of hot springs. In
some of them, but not all, the water
is boiling hot. Stories are told OF
old-time fishermen who used to
catch fish in a stream or pool in
the park, and then-without taking
the fish off the hook-would drop
them into a hot spring to be cooked
Such a trick" is not allowed nova
days in Yellowstone Park.
Boiling springs would boil away
If they did not get more water. Rain
and melting snow give them water.
Water on the ground seeps through
cracks in the rock and some of 1t
runs to the springs.
Iceland is famed for its great
number of hot springs. The water
in some of them is comfortable for
bathing. Others are so hot that
they can be used for cooking.
tFor science section of your scrapbook)
I~<A Hd
Read Uncle Ray in The Junior Star
Every Sunday.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Uncle Roy's Corner
Maori residents OF Ne10 Zealand
using aOarm spring for bathing
and 1Ddshino clothes.

HSlRg 1Udf III EU lpt OotHtfS
and ,Ddshing clothes.
In same parts of the world dead
volcanoes have left hot rock below
the surface of the ground. If that
hot rock had risen to higher level
1t would have come out as lava.
Instead it stayed some distance
down and has not cooled very much,
even with the passing of thousands
Of years.
So-called "fumeroles" exist in
many spots where volcanoes were
active in past times. These are
holes which let out steam and other
kinds of hot gas. Near Naples, Italy
is a place where steam and sulphur
vapor have been coming out ever
since a volcano exploded in the
year 1893.
Another area in Italy, north OF
Rome, has wells" which bring up
steam. These wells are as much as
600 feet deep. The steam obtained
from them is turned into electric
power. 1t supplies about $1,000 hip,
to Pisa, Florence and other cities.
In the same way steam power has
been obtained from fumeroles in a
few other parts of the earth. Steam
wells have been drilled in California
north OF San Francisco, and in Java
In a greater number of places we
find hot springs. These also get
their heat from volcanoes which
are more or less dead.
The North Island of New Zealand
has many hot springs. 1t contains
q Maori village with the long name
Evening star., 1942-07-08
NATURES CHILDREN
MUSKMELON

Who brought the muskmelon seeds
to the New World?
They must have been very fond
of melons to have looked that far
ahead, and we should be most CRATE
full to them. Companions of Colum-
bus were growing the muskmelon in
1894, and this is the first record of
growing it in America. A traveller
on the ST. Lawrence in 1885 men
toned the melon in letter. New
Mexico citizens were well acquainted
with its delicious favor in l540, and
Haiti had an abundant crop in 1865.
BY 1884 Virginia was producing very
fine melons, and New England had
many acres under cultivation in
| 1929
Where did this popular plant come
from? 1t is believed that it is native
to Asia and Africa. as 1t grows there
in wild state. The natural home
of the muskmelon seems to be in the
Evening star., 1942-07-08

him a good breakfast they might,
they just might, get discouraged and
move away"
Nothing doing" replied Jenny
promptly. THAT hole where their
nest is in is too deep for Sammy to
reach the eggs, as you ought to very
we'll know, for you made it. But the
idea is good one. Now, 1 wonder
if Chatterer the Red Squirrel
wouldn't be interested if he know
that there are eggs there. I believe
I'll just put a flea in his ear, as the
saying is. OF course, it doesn't seem
right, but we have got to do some
thing. We can't 60 on this way OF
course, I wouldn't even suggest such
thing to Chatterer as stealing
those eggs. That would be too
dreadful. But II he should hear that
Evening star., 1942-07-08

hot valley regions of Southern Asia.
Therefore, it is important that COM
mercial producing sections planted
to the melon in the United States
have a similar growing climate.
There were l3 types being grown
in 1906. Today the American seed
catalogues list 400. OF course but
a few of this number are really I'M
portant. There are two principal
classes of muskmelons-the soft
smooth rind ones and the netteo
melons, often called "nutmegs."
"Cantaloupe" is the trade name
for the muskmelon. Today the IN
dustry is fairly well distributed over
the United States and some parts
Of Canada. The largest shipments
are from California, this State max
Evening star., 1942-07-08

ny. "Why, I saw it, and never
was so tickled in all my life. 1t
served him just right. I wonder If
we can't get Scrapper to drive Bully
out of the Old Orchard, altogether
Drummer thought this over for
few minutes. Then he shook his
head. Il don't believe it's the least
hit of use to ask him." said he.
"Scrapper is always ready to fight
when he sees any real danger or
some one comes poking around his
home as Bully did yesterday. But
Bully isn't likely to bother him
again, and as he lives down in the
far corner of the Old Orchard, he
isn't likely to come up here looking
for trouble. You know. he never
goes far from home. You might
ask him. but I don't believe it will
be of the least bit Of use"
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Nothing gained in this world

Nothing gained in this world
without trying" replied Jenny. "I'll
60 ask him right away"
In almost no time at all she was
back. ut was just as you said it
would be- said she. He says that
this is free country, and that Bully
has just as much right here as we
have. AS long as Bully doesn't
bother him, he has no quarrel with
him. We've got to think Of some
other way of getting rid of him"
"Of course" said Drummer, after
they had thought and thought, 1--WE
don't want any real harm to come
to Bully or Mrs. Bully, but if some
thing could happen to their home
perhaps they would 60 away. Now,
II Sammy Jay should take 1t into
his head that their eggs would make
Evening star., 1942-07-08

state of affairs in the Old Orchard
since Bully the English Sparrow had
come out from the city to make his
home there.
Something ought to be done
about it," sputtered Jenny Wren.
Did you ever see such quarrelsome.
unpleasant people?"
Drummer slowly shook his head,
No" said he, Il never did. While
I don't wish them any harm, do
wish that they could be made to
leave the Old Orchard. Why, if
things keep up this way next year
we'll all have to look somewhere
else for homes. No one will want
to come back here. I suppose you
heard how Bully was whipped yes
terday by Scrapper the Kingbird?"
Heard about it," exclaimed Jen-
Evening star., 1942-07-08
1~eAe a4

Read Uncle Ray in The Junior Stdi
Every Sunday.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
BY MiIburn Rosser.
By Art Huhto
BY Harold Gray
Frank Willard
BY Will Eisner
By Bud Fisher
FLOOR BELOW

there are eggs there he might, he
just might, take notion that he
wanted them. There he is now over
on the Old Stone Wall. I believe
I'll Just fly over and pass the time
of day with him."
With jerk of her funny little
tail off flew Jenny Wren in the di-
rection of the Old Stone Wall.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON w. burgess

Jenny Wren had been gossiping
with Drummer the Woodpecker
You know, Jenny is one OF the
greatest gossips in the Old Orchard
OF course, the thing they gossiped
about mostly was the unpleasant
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Take My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Surprise Word of the Week

The word COMELY is almost
universally mispronounced to rhyme
with "homely," doubtless by false
analogy with the latter word, since
comely and homely are antonyms.
But the words have altogether diff
ferent origins. Comely is the mod
ern form of the Middle English word
cumlch, from the Anglo-Saxon
cymlic, beautiful; tender; delicate" "
The authorities list but one pro-
nunciation, The first syllable is
exactly like the word come" and
rhymes with gum, hum, mum. Say:
KTJM-1ee
Evening star., 1942-07-08
lETTER-OUT

spell the word
opposite
removed it, Ietered
a sickroom aid
Answer to
LeterOut
WATCHES-CASHEW
THROAT-TROTH good faith.
SNUFFLER-RUFFLES (plaied strips
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Peru Resumes Wire Control

The Peruvian government has re-
sumed control of all postal, tele-
graphic and commercial wireless
services IN the country.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
How Did 1t Start?

Spokane: How did we get so
curious a word as SCAPEGOAT?-
Mrs. S.
Answer: Scape goat is an archaic
way of spelling escape goat and
is of biblical origin. See Levit1cus,
xvi, ITO.
On the Day of Atonement, by
command of the Lord, the tribes
of Israel chose a goat by lot. The
sins of the people were placed, SYM
bolically, on the head of the animal,
which, instead of being sacrificed
as a burnt offering, was set at lib
erty and allowed to escape into the
wilderness, taking with him the
transgressions of the people.
Musicians, attention. Send for
my MUSIC pamphlet that gives
the correct pronunciations of scores
of important musical terms, names
Of operas, musical compositions and
famous composers. For your free
COPY, send a stamped (3-cent, self
addressed envelope to Frank Colby
In care of The Evening Star.
released by the Bell Syndicate Inc)
Evening star., 1942-07-08

A diller q dollar; the Nazis will
holler-if the dollar goes for War
stamps.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-04-10
Special Poppy Developed

Danish chemists have developed
a special poppy which has accli-
mated. it is reported in Industrial
and Engineering Chemistry. The
construction of an opium factory
may follow.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-24
Cokesbmy News
Nv MRS ERNEST Gill

Cokcobury chufch was the scene
ot q bcdutIiuI ioffndi oa'-
utday evening at : o'clock When
MISS lauilhc heaNIS became u'e
BRIDE OF john Stone.
ffIcnd NIL oe SIau 10 know Hid'
sam Short has returned home IRON
Maria Parham hoSpll"i ana Is m
proving very nicely
td"ln Ice Smi'hWlck OF bai't-
more, came come IAuisaay eNca-
lng Ion a ieW lay rest, l"IloWnl2 an
attack of ilu.
Mrs, !. Edward CAL returned 10
Hcr home Wednesday evening from
MaIla Patham hospital after BENG
a patent mere iOl d NttI, d'lu III
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-24
SOCIETY NEWS
THE BOOK-ENDS

Between these twin fauns caught in
ecstasy
of stone, with rustic pipes forever
still
nv sculptured springs, we look III
hearts to see
What visions lure them and Wha:
patterns fill.
The meanings move in lights and
shadows here
ON pools of consciousness; we trace
the mind, -
Through its own seasons, often
flooding clear.
or changing courses, heard, but hard
to find.
And yet the pomp Of hammered
caVaicadeS
And crowds OF weary faces in the
mist
And strutting shapes that fall upon
their blades,
Caress. and grasping hand, and
shaking fist,
Are held. by Wistfulness the world
has known,
Betveen two little tauns that knee
in stone.
Glenn Ward Dresbach
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-24
Grips Sees
Red Victory
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
Just ft'Ufned after l8 months III
huSSia. sand the Rcd army now had
nine million men under arms and in
the spring would have twice the
strength 1t had at the start of the
husslan-Iefman wal last June.
lie >ald the Russians hoped to de
NV ~" iInal blow to Germany dur
ing the tai ana winter OF IVA.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-24
At Brewer Funeral

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry \v~t1l', OF
EPSON. attended tn" funeral and
hlrriaI Of Bunyan B.rVcr last Tues
day al SANDY Creek l'api - cnufcP,
near LottiSburC
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-24
Visit Mrs. RuN

IT. Lawrence RuN is visiting M,
mother, Mrs. l.. J. RuX, and Mr.
C0rnclia G. Morris and Miss kath-
ar5ne Morris. of Raleigh, are expected
10 spend the Weekend here with
Mrs. RuX. Al
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-24
At Mothers Bedside

Mrs. S-W. Powell is sill with hcr
mother. Mis-. T. T. Warren "Ao Is
quite in at Park View hospital, in
Rocky Mount.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-24
Birth of Son

Mr.. and Mr.. Arthur Mine lioyIe
announce the birth Of a SON. AJfhur
Howard Hoy)c. ON January y 1872,
at Maria Parham hospital Mother
and son arc said to bc>daNg nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-24
Here from Mars Hill.

Miss Doris Dennis and jerry falk-
ncr and O. G. Hamm came today
from Mars Hin College 10 spend seV-
cral days at their home here, alter
completing mld-year ORGANIZATIONS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-24
son Is Born

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rem, of Hen
dcrson, announce the birth of a : 10,
Is | , oz ON Jack Sherman. on
Thursday, january %, al Maria Par
ham hospital,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-24
Here for Weekend.

Haywood Phillips, who is connect
cd with Goodyear Aircraft in Akron,
ONO. is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Nrs. W. *. Phillips, for the week.
,ri
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-24

The regular meeting of James b.
White chapter, 1879 O. Z. S. Will be
held in the Masonic hall Monday
evening at 100. All members are
l1rrcd TO be present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-24
Japs Suffer
KeVerseS

Continued from Page One)
on the NIalayan west coast by Japan
csc Sca-bornc troops landing behind
their backs had escaped to reioin
the main Australian imperial force.
Against these successes. the situa-
ton in the Philippines appeared TO
be rapidly de~jeriorating.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-24
TO tt CLASS.

Rev. Isaac W3ync Hughes, roctor
of Holy %lnnocents Episcopal church,
Will teach the Mems Bible class a
that church Sunday morning n /"
-'flDrt