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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
STRETCH VEGETABLE

FOLD a CUP Of cooked
drained peas into mashed squash,
sweet potatoes or white pota-
toes Makes a little 90 a long
WAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Surprise
Visits Not
Successful
RN MARY BEECkMAN
Authority IN Good Manners

wv LIN w ~ N''N' -
fl idea for me to pay surprise
visit TO Bill Al ms camp
No. lady strangle that ina
pulse Although the surprise
visit idea may seem wonderful
and romantic. it Just isn't prac-
tIcal
You Buls mother or sister or
wife or sweetheart - might ar
rive Al hiS camp TO find that Bill
has lef, for three weeks on ma
ncuNcrS
You might find that all the
room, have been taken by visit
ors who >cnSlbly engaged their
rooms ahead of time.
You might arrive after 3
o'clock in the evening, feeling
-forlorn and having no idea where
Bit Is stationed, now to gctin
touch with him, or how 10 lind
a guest hou>c Poor planning,
poor timing. poor Bill poor
YOU
Planning well ahead of time is
p must these days, when troops
are on the move, when men IN
camp have strict duties, and
when Uncle Sam provides guest
houses for visitors who SenSloly
make reservations ahead OF time
Write 10 Guest House
Proper timing for your visit IS
ol course. the most important
part of your plan. First check
with Bill as to the date when he
Will have the most free time.
Then YOU must arrange Tor a
place Al which 10 stay The
guests of privates and noncom-
ru,sloned officers find accom-
modations AT the guest houses
# they apply early enough.
Write to the guest house host
o., OF 10 the director of the
service club. If possible write
two weeks ahead of time. You
may ask Bill to make your res
erVatlon for you.
Make your travel reservations
a. far ahead of time as possible
remember the War-congested
transportation.
Naturally, Bill viii want TO be
proud of you. and your visit IS
your chance 10 make A fine nm
preston as a gracious and un'
derstanding guest at the guess
house.
You will find there will be
certain simple rules and regula
tons with which YOU Will b'
completely cooperative. There
viii he friendly and efficient
hoStcsses who will be AT your
service TO answer any questions
and 10 give advice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Individual Trees

!. Nm CART scr h- ''De
r-atho N0g cam ,0ac some small
tree, on some blc po"ea plant
ouc for each mcmhCL ot-lLc
family
Trim these with Vh8trlo or-
nament> YOU have saved or Go
each trcc up with tiny bows of
vivid holiday color> on decorate
= httle tree entirely with tnN
punches OF artificial flowers
There arc plenty of candles
and these surely give a holiday
look to any room
Buy blg a>Soriment> OF Can-
dies m various shapes and PuI-
ors. Tall taperS IN candclabra or
SconceS give "A beautiful effect
There arc huge candles mad"
70 burn ali through The holiday
period and some Of these have
religious symbols and figures
painted on1n charming colors
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-23

Burton and Alvin Adiska are
spending several weeks with their
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Youngs while their mother. Mrs.
Harold Adiska IS in hospital for
observation and treatment. Wed.
nesday their grandmother enter
tanned for them as Burton was
celebrating bis seventh birthday
anniversary and Alvin his third.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-23
TutfIe Hill
ENTERTAIN AT PARTY

futile Hill, Mich. Feb. % MIR.
and Mrs Edwin Adiska and Oar
win Youngs entertained the mem
bers OF the Young Married Peo-
pies and Young Peoples Glasses
OF the Friends Church at their
home Saturday evening. The
party took the form OF Valentine
box social, the women bring lunch
for two in a gaily decorated Val
entine box. Room decorations and
games were in keeping with Val
entine Day. Twenty five we're
present
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-23

Assembly o. God Church
Wednesday. Day of Prayer.
7.45 p. m. Special Musical pro.
gram.
Thursday. 1870 p. M Teachers
training class.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-23

Mrs Martha Cook Battle Creek,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harold
Youngs and family
Wallace Colts has been under
the doctors care this week suf-
fering with an infected ear.
Robert Colts has been absent
from school all the week III with
a severe cold
Mrs. Charles Campbell and
granddaughter 10 Anne returned
home from their Florida trip
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Leo Youngs spent Wednes-
day with friends in Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loree Arbogst
were visitors in Adrian Wednes.
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-05

are not destroying corporate prof
It's. In fact. the transportation In
dustry's nine-month profits gain
Ia estimated at 30 per cent over
1871 while the transportation
equipment industrys estim tie d
gain In ~ per cent.
The securities and exchange
commission ruled - promulgated
under the securities exchange act
Of ls34-thst all registered bro
kers, dealers and members OF ma
tional securities exchanges en-
gagged In business with the public
file annual financial reports and
that the first be a. OF Jan. 1. ie43.
Numerous bond dealers. brokers
and brokerage firms may not like
To do 90. but II IL for the best II
will help build public condolences.
Banks and insurance companies DO
II. There 10 no reason why securi-
ties people OF firms should not.
The public should realize that .
big firm with a big cash position
u not always preferable 10 q small
firm with q small cash position
After all. II Ii the personal service
given that counts - and counts
plenty.
The following IL from the Guar
anty survey. monthly publication Of
the Guaranty Trust Of New YORK.
one Of the nations leading banks:
Taxes on corporations have al
ready risen 10 . point where net
earnings are on the decline. de-
spite enormous increases In volume
Of output"
Conservative informants urge
that investors uss caution In max
ing securities commitments on the
belief that large Wartime dividend
distributions VIII continue through
1913.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-05

o-shoaid al fat drsppinxs n>
given 10 the fat salvage cam
p.lgns
A-No us< - mueh II the fst
driprings - possible for hone
cooking. Give what u left 90 The
campaign
o-is u true that . good hcrns-
made beauty mask can - made
~ mixing water and = breakfast
food TO form = paste. Il this true.
and n 20. what IL the cereal,
At IL true. Oatmeal IL The
cereal
o-Roth Texas and Oklahoma
have ~Panhandie" sections. but
neither II known a. the Pam
handle stats. which state has
this nickname
A-wsst virginia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-05
, HOROSCOPE

This 10 An important day In
planetary direction. . time 10 nm
l.h what has been begun and TO
clear desks Of the business Of
the week.
Heart and Home; Foresight
should he keen and Judgment just
under this eonngurstion. IL 10 q
time to plan wisely and eours-
xeousiy for the new year. which
viii bring the most exacting and
trying experiences Reliance upon
spiritual guidance should be con-
slant AZ emotions quicken per-
eeption.
Business Affairs: Heads Of
business direction or administra-
ton are well guided by the stars.
Government price control Of many
commodities WIN gain favor more
and more, although there viii be
a distinct rise In the cost Of iiv-
ing this winter. Heating prob
lens viii be serious in many parts
of the country. Despite gloomy
predictions. tire shortages win be
little felt.
National Issues; Taxes viii be
felt severely next month when the
habit Of saving must be inoui-
Gated among Americans. Civilians
will be money-conscious IN q pecu-
liar way. II is indicated, but they
will contribute willingly for the
benefit and maintenance Of the
vast armies of the nation now In
foreign lands.
international Affair."; In COM
ing weeks international relations
among the united nations win Be
subjected TO severe strain. obsta-
cles viii be many A. plans for
our aid on . gigantic scale are
increased. Miracles viii be per-
formed by Uncle Sam. yet he VIII
be misjudged and criticized by
many persons who can see but the
smallest part Of the dangers and
difficulties confronting our armed
forces.
Persons whose birthdate II II
have the augury OF year Of fairly
good luck. Imprudence and Inn
patience should be overcome.
Children born on this day prob
ably will be lucky In most OF
their life experiences. They win
have opportunities TO work out
difficult careers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-05
. ANSWERS TO
WAR QUIZ
Ito he Continued)


1. Insigne il that Of Ninth divi-
sion, stationed at Fort Bragg. ",
C., at outbreak Of World War II.
2. japanese newspapers made
this comment in 1928. When U. s.
Marines assisted in rescue work
after the japanese earthquake.
,. II is a phonetic, slang rendi-
ton Of the initial letters Of the
words commanding officer"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-05

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AIRY se~. sss ~ n~pp>a q
While ~ waited f. -
-'wells~ he said
ca pushed hls hst bach - -
red. curly hair showed. and folded
hls srms - the bar. CO.. has
hlf. pale. freekied face that wun't
dsrksn and never .hows any e.
preston except IN ne eyes. ard
then only temper. 10 noe he
h~>n broken three times. and ne
mouth h thick and straight Hes
= quick, but not Q Krssdxy kind 81
fighter. and always tsiks ~ n ne
had q little edge, which Il his Kind
Of hunor.
-Doar ru~h n>e.- ou sai1.
Take your sinse.- Canhy
said -whasn yea hsvss
whssky.-
what have yea fsts -
-whisky.-
Tive glasses and . sessi>.-
Cn said.
We put our fingers around the
tops Of the glasses. and ne took
them down. 10 was raw. and made
the eyes water after being dry -
long. We hadn't had . drop since
Christmas
Candy said. -Asythssg ..
your mind % Ne wns taiking
IN Gu
Does something have 10 b. on
my mind ?. GIN ASKED.
He wants 70 know n his girl y
stiii IN town. ! told him.
Ills Eirif- said Candy. '1f you
mean Rose Mapen. nhs went 10
Frisco the first stage out this
spring"
GIL SEEMS Dls0usTED
Gil stood looking at him
TITS q fact" Candy said.
Hell" GIN said. lie finished hss
drink In . toss. what q town." he
said furiously. All winter he'd
talked about Rose Mapen. until I'd
been sick a her. Hut ca had
dreamed out loud about buying .
ranch and settling.
"It's my guess TIE mssrseA
women ran her Out Caahy
said. "Oh. no tar snd festhess;
no rails. They just rightesasiy
made her uscemfertahss. Not
that she ever nd ssythings
hut they eeuidn't get ever
being afraid she would"
The door opened. and Moore.
Drew's foreman. came In. Moore
was past forty and getting fat 20
his belt hung under his belly. he
was past any fancy riding now.
But he'd been a great rider once.
one Of the best. He came over 10
the bar. said hello 10 M.
II 80 Risiey stili sreunA.-
Candy said. Moore nead~d.
Risiey was the sheriff for this
territory.
There was talk about rustiinr
last fall. wasn't there ?. 7 asked
Moore. rs that why Risisy's cut
here ?"
THAT'S NOT FUNNys
Moore FLASHED his whisky.
That's why he's here" he said.
He took his whisky over to ths
table by the front window. Ne sat
down with his back To Ne.
IT'S q long way from any bor-
der" Gil said after . ninufs. land
everybody In the valley would
know N there was . stranger
around.
There hasn't been. that knew
cattle" said Candy. except you
two"
That's not funny Gil told him.
and set his glass down very quietly.
Take . drink Of water. on"
said And 10 Candy. Hes had
five WHISTLES. and he's sore about
Rose. Whenever OH gets low In
spirit. he doesn't feel right sgsin
until he's had . fight.
Are they sure about this rust
ling" I asked Candy. How |
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-05

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-05

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14
FarkaS "a Father
Anvil Andy Visitor in Senators Dueou+, Tells
News Of Daughter Born Mothers Day
By EDGAR HAYES

had trouble with my knee last
fall but that's all past now.
want to do my best for the fans
who have been so good TO me
there"
AT present Andy is working al
the Ford bomber plant
Bruce Campbell joined the con-
verSation and for the first time
met Farkas. who was one of Uni.
versity of Detroit's greatest play.
ers before he Joined the pros.
Campbell who played right
field and played il well for the
Tigers, wanted 10 talk about the
Senators sensational outfelder
Stanley Spence.
"HOw can you figure out
player hitting .232 last year be-
coming a fine hitter the next
year," Bruce was asked.
"Why did Pat Mullin become
n fine hitter all at once" the
pleasant young fellow answered.
You just seem TO wake up one
day and do everything right.
That's what happened to Spence.
Some big mistake or fault in his
swing disappeared. IL wasn't
noticeable and the correction
doesn't appear on the surface
but big chance has been made"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14
Pitcher Hits ;
Honners in Game
Jim Tobin Of Braves
Is 'Hittineest HurIer'

NEW YORK, May IA tUP).-
With a 407 batting average and
FIVE homers 20 his credit. Jim
Tobin-Old Ironsides his mates
call him-staked strong claim
today TO the title of "Baseball's
Hittingest Pitcher"
The veteran Boston Braves
Highlander broke all home run
records for pitchers yesterday
when he clouted three circuit blows
and led his team TO a 6-5 victory
over the Chicago Cubs. Coming on
top of Tuesdays homer as a pinch
hitter it made four home runs for
Tobin in two days.
The National League record for
homers in a season by a pitcher
is six set by Prince Hal Schu-
macher of the Giants. Tobin needs
only one more TO tie that mark
and two 10 break H..
Tobin. a former Yankee. tied the
game. %, with his first homer in
the fifth. hit his second homer in
Continued on Page 26)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14
Plain Horse Sense
Fair Grounds Track Tenant Has His Own Peculiar
Way Of Beating Sugar Retionine
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

This is war-but how are you
going to explain that to a race
horse?
Well, some one who knows
better explain sugar ra-
tioning in a hurry to a young
named Thisisit. If they
don't, Jimmy Powers, Detroit auto
mobile dealer, and all the grooms
around Barn 5 at the Detroit
race track are going to be fresh
out of clothes.
Thisisit doesn't mind gas ration
ing. He shifts and shrugs his
when the horsemen
around his barn look sadly al their
thinning tires. Priority number
leave him cold. But
let any one try TO pass his stall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14
'STOOGES' LOST TO AS, PAP

Ty Cobb visits to Detroit always for excursions
baseball memory especially the Georgia
Of whom still reside in Detroit
Cobb knee deep in these memories
get together story swapping amfes which Cobb tossed
for former Tiger the Satler the other evening
The first baseball "sdown strike" recalled. 1t was
staged by Tigers 1912 who refused to play game
Philadelphia the late Ban Johnson the American
League president suspended Cobb for assaultng spectator
the played the Yankees in New York several days
previously.
Cobbs party the Staer several former Tigers
olcking 1912 aggregation including
Sanag Bobby Veach and Davy Jones' Others were
George Moriary, Jim Mcclure George Dauss Jean Dubuc
Oscar Witt Del Gainor and Sam Crawford
tempesuous Cobbs outburst in New York the re-
suit of basphemous TRADE Yankee fan directed at the Tiger
player players generally felt that Ty justified
in his retaiatory action.
cobb did nothing a with red blood In his veins
would DONE" Crawford player almost as fiery as
Cobb himself declared the time Il going TO stick TO
the finish"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14

Andy Farkas was visitor 10
the Washington Senators dugout
before the game yesterday and
chewed the fat with the players
he had met in the capitol. Andy
for several years has been one
of the outstanding athletes in
Washington as a member of the
Redskins.
II wasn't but A couple Of sec
onds before Andy passed out the
good news.
Its a daughter. and born on
Mothers Day. Boy. oh boy.
doesn't II make YOU feel different
TO he a parent"
With Mary running all over the
place il sure does make you feel
different. very tired
At three days. Andy could dis
Germ eyes like his. a cute little
smile like mother and so on. II
took andy only 80 minutes TO get
his conversation around with
baseball. football and his plans
for the future.
He was discussing the fall with
Bucky Harris manager OF the
Senators. --
81 want 10 20 hack and have
a biz season in Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14
Race Heads Put
0kdy en- Tote

LANSING. May 14.-Governor
Van Wagner gave permission TO
the Detroit Racing Association to
hold 20 days of racing this year
at the Fair Grounds after his
special study commission approved
the totalizing equipment in use.
The commission. composed Of
Charles T. Fisher. James Vernon
and T. d Bull. said they could
find no reason why operation of
the Detroit device should not be
satisfactory" providing IL is kept
in working condition and good re-
pair.
They recommended. however,
that the public be protected by
the computation of independent
betting totals for future auditing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14
Huehey Jennings Got In as Pineh-Hi+ter

That meant much coming from Crawford, who greatly
all other members of the team And was agreed
they play But they he regulars did not want
fined 000 forfeit penalty imposed club that
regularly scheduled So to help Manager
Hughey Jennings avoid the penalty they donated their uniforms
youngsters who engaged TO take the striking players
positions
Tiger regulars stayed around the ball park until
starting of the hoping that the suspension
would be lifted according TO Fanfax record book basebas
history Detroit But didn't and the sooges
yd the Athletics and crushed by the magnanimous count
Of "a to 2, of the most prolific record
Old Tigers remember Chicago defeating Detroit 20 to Is
Cleveland out-fumbng Louis p IA and Boston licking
Athletics % 10 H. But the Tigers "a 10 beating took
the cake" according to the former diamond stars.
Jennings took part the game pinch hitter according
"Fanfax His Assistants ugden and Mcclure also played
the latter scored the only Tiger tals Jennings
plate in the inning and baed for Tavers who
had pitched entire and tired that when he
Pennock he could scarcely lift the bat he fiery Hugh
kindly volunteered to do the and Mr. Herbert Pennock
show the old timer that he through batter
by striking him out" reported the old baseball book.
Box Score Of Tigers for Day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14
New Law Asks
Purpose Of Any
Boating Trip
BY GEORGE Il. VAN

Boat owners using the navigable
waters in this area must obtain
permits certifying the purpose Of
any trip, according 10 a statement
made by Lieut.. Commander j. A.
Dirks of the United States Coast
Guard in Cleveland.
These permits, c ON m n d r
DirkS. who is head of the district.
said, must be obtained seven days
before a boat uses the navigable
waters of the Detroit River. Lake
st. Clair and TO the ST. Marys
River. connecting the lower lakes
with Lake Superior.
The new federal order, which is
expected TO take effect next week,
applies 10 all craft under 100 feet
long used for fishing or yachting
Commander DirkS said the new
rule will cause some delay" in
the schedules of fishing and pleas
Iure craft, but that the inconven-
fence lis unavoidable.
Officers of the local coast guard
auxiliary are Of the opinion that
the new law originated in sugges-
tons from the war department.
II is known that officers have
scanned the logs of lake freighters
and noticed many instances where
small boats have slowed up these
ships. Frequently 1oy-riding speed
boaters and operators OF sailing
craft have caused the big ships to
slacken speed.
The Detroit River. Lake st.
Clair ship channel and the st.
Clair River is now. more than
ever, one of the great lifelines of
the nation and the army, working
behind the navy and coast guard,
does not intend 10 risk having this
line interfered with in any way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14


Tvoba
Sacrifice hhLpp SACRIFICE sy
3 by by
coombs l. on Pennocki
Athletes Hhs-on coonos
i:i5 Umpne
The peerless Cobb was reminded of memorable game in
which he get hit Nor did of the other Tigers
perfect game which Charley Robertson OF the
1922 hurled against Detroit in Chicago Besides
Cobb among others that roster Harry Hemann the
radio star Larry Wooda coach with the Red Sox Clyde
Manion Blue Haney Bobby Veach and Bob Fotheg
The old back farther and recalled game in
1909 between Washington in which neither team
Is innings There also thinning
game Chicago which the Tigers and White SoX failed to
chalk up marker,
The Tigers lost noht Dutch Leonard pitching for
Red Sox Hamilton, hurting for the Browns Mun
chucked a no-her for the Tigers against the Browns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14

without giving him a cube of
sugar. Thisisit doesn't fool.
He just reaches out his hand
some neck. grabs them deter
minedly by the sleeve or lapel with
a very firm set of chompers, and
doesn't let go until they come
across with a cube of sugar.
This was fun a couple of months
ago. But they call it hijacking
now. And some of the boys who
can't get sugar to appease Thisisit
are beginning to look just a little
Tragedy from tearing away.
It's all Powers fault. The young
Detroiter, who went into the horse
racing game last year, now has a
stable of II horses. But Thisisit,
a 2-year-old son of Morvich. was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14
Major League Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

'Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn A-e-O. Cincinnati 0-2-0.
Davis and owen tvanderMeer Der.
ringer gl shoun (s) and Hemsley.
Boston 6-p-4, Chicago SOL.
Tobin and lombard Mast: Mooty,
Bithorn ca and Mccullough.
Pittsburgh $40 New York Isl.
Butcher and Lopez. tKoslo, Adams CD,
Sunkel tsl and banning.
- LOUIS also. Philadelphia ISL.
Warneke and O'Dea; johnson. Pearson
Gl. Beck t5i. Nahem tsD and Warren,
Livingston.
Losing pitcher.
TODAY'S GAMES
Chicago az Philadelphia.
St Louis a. Boston
Pittsburgh al brooklyn.
Cincinnati a. Hsw Yesn