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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24
Price Control and Ra1ioning to Ayoid Inaotion

INITIATION is always associated
with rapidly rising prices. The
Ray to control imitation, therefore
Is to controi prices. and the way
10 control prices Is TO limit per
ahases to the supply OF goods that
is available.
Price control particularly at re.
tall Is hlghly complex under
taking.
Ii involves two million retail as
fablishments and l3o million Amer.
lcan consumers Il IS probably the
largeat civil administrative project
that the federai government nas
ever attempted
r In practice, II means that II price
control were complete, every pro
iucer. wholesaler. and retailer III
every community ID America would
and q ceiling placed on the sales
iof his goods.
! But price confroi cannon te efIes'-
aive without an equally rigid r..
1lonlng system
The purpose O! price eontfol n
% prevent buyers from 0athi.i.il.
each other fol UNITED supply o.
g2ods.
K 4 s
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But the purpose OF rationlng !
to prevent buyers from securin.
more than an allotted share, a,
matter how much each can akon
70 buy even at controlled price
For example. If the price OF sugar
is sat AT seven cents a pound, the
price la controlled bit the guam
tity each person can buy il un-
limited
But II the price ei sugar is sci
al seven cents pound, and
limit set on the quantity, each per
son can bny tsay nlne ounces a
week.. two things happen: firsi.
an lnfiationars price increase has
been prevented, and second. every
buyer has been assured OF his share
al a restricted article.
This Is tremendous problem
Wnan and II oIr government IN
dertakas price control and ration.
tils us. a large scale 1t will require
fre complete support OF every citl
.en buyer and seller.
Compliance rather than enforce
nleni is the Gey to tts success.
imitation IS the penalty for IL,
neglsot.
- ~ SeGA. 1gAssensav --'-------
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LISTEN PLEASE

{ Continued from Page 8
press through a seive, and mix
with tablespoon Of minced pic
kle, same Of olives and dash of
minced onion. Soften with salad
dressing. Fill whfses, press
halves together, nand place
small molds. Heat two and Q
half cups Of chicken stock t.
boiling, season, add gelaton ane
cool. Pour over eggs and chill
until firm. Serve an egg per per
con on lettuce with more dres
sing. Use chicken boullion cube
to get your stock il necessary
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24

ing. Tell me what I fust doy He
dogs and threatens me all the
time.
Anss Sit back and enjoy the rest
you arc having whils he 10 eon6-
ned in Jail -. The crimo that he
committed waA deliberate and
uncalicd for. and there Is no
reason in the world why ..you
should take the money away
from your children TO get him
out Of jail. knowing that he
will continue to abuse YOU. Make
the moat OF this vacation. You
asked about my AstrOiosy read
ings send use with self- ad.
dressed, stamped envelope and !
will be glad 70 90 over your ease
In detail,
+. NJ. You know what has been
said about woman after she
has been operated ON The doc
tor says that the only thing
that will help me IS an operation
I'm afraid that / may lose the
man / am living with after
have the operation. I love hin,
and don't know what to do.
Ans,--Bssf dh@t yon tall with
your doctor on this subject ans
he will assase you that your su
spicions relative 70 this mattel
aSe srosndisss.. ..You san b.
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DIV. s.nd quarter zse) for which bis nsw - 80 :.
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had. but you won't End them sit
ting around waiting for them.
! on have had years os expert
Gnee in tho ship yards....why DO
MT you apply for work there, IL
che Hsld that you know best?
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24

developed IN
the U n j I e d
States Army.
As q pre-
legal graduate
from the Uni
versity Of Pitts
b re h I b 9
would be law
yer enlisted IN
The Army and
Z eveloped a
natural apti-
tude for ex
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NJ n S h j p by
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24
are common offenders

II you're past 40, the chances are
that your breath will be offensive
so1tsner than that Of young person.
Fermentation Of tiny food PARTICLES
caught by partial plates and den
lures frequently cause this condition
which you yourself may not detect
bat which IL 50 offensive to others.
Why not take the easy, pleasant pre-
cautiou that 30 many fastidious peo-
'pae use to halt this fermentation
tis4erino Antiseptic employed as
routh rinse. It Immediately makes
the breath sweeter, purer. less likely
to offend. Lambert Pharmacal Co.,
Sc. LOUIS, Mo.
Befsre Any Date Use .
/ llSTERlNE ANTISEPTlC
Ts Maks Your Breath Sweste1
TNk p4oPLxS DRUG CO.
ciaslasAM aad WAshlnstoa Sts-
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ON AND OFF THE AIR
TRAiGHT SHOOTER


On the pistol range or at the micropnone Jay ol"s
is straight shooter Proof OF the newscas'ers ps'o.
proves is found in his trophy room wlie evidence OF
the former New Yorkers straghf-fron- snouider
news reports is furnished nightly over station WLW
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24

j. j Mr. Wallace, ! really need
your help. / Isnafried a man and
his dead wlfe's people and his
grown children didn't want him
10 marry me because he has his
own place and nice home and
good land. They are travelling
70 every Wise person they know
against their father and me to
keeu Us confused in our home. y.
Nv husband looks like he Will
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24

Appropriately enough. this re-
rnarkable ability OF being able
to hit the mark consistently with
either bullets or words, Sims
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cure Of one thing. .4...if you dot
70 aLe&d and submit TO the opsr-
alton and get your health in
good shape yos will loose him.
No mAa sajoys living with s
rearotis womaa.
N. L. S.--My brother and don't
get along so good lately. Every
time / go to his home he treats
me as stranger and brings up
. fuss about nothing. / am ask
ing would it be best to stay away
from his home completely?
Ans:-Your brother lis having
trouble with his wife, and does
Mt feel up to being polite to COM
rany Until he can get his do
nestle troubles ironed out and
get over his Crouch, ! would ad-
/ vice you to stay away. How
ever, be has no personal gries-
ance toward you. =. -. .......,
|
I Il. HI am out here in Los An
geles and am trying to get 9 job
Should I stay here or so on fur
ther in search Of employment
1 Ans:-- There is no point in yoa'
4 leaving Il. 4. e End work
/. There srs aam4xous Jobs % b
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24

cult situation. :. The :. ."step-mo-
ther" problem is an ..ags-oid one
and usually tho y.step-mcther.
sets the bad end Of the bargain.
That 10 why woman should
think twice before marrying "a
man wifh children. The best
thing could suggest i for you
10 exercise patience and tAct..-....
re the children don't like you
can 20 out Of your way to avoid
you can't make them. But you
friction with them. Try ito
make up 10 your husband all the
worry they arc causing him.
M. IA. / am going with woman
and don't love her and trying to
ret rid Of her but cant.
She just comes to my home all
the time. l can't have date
with anyone else for her. Please
tell me what to do with prob.
lem ike this.
Ana You pursued this woman
loved her built up her hopes
and now you end il WAS not true
love II al. love cant be dls-
esraed like an ..old shoe. Ser
sously fellow, .ypu are going 20
i.ay. 10 use diplomacy to handle
.his situation. Why not intro
ducc her around to some Of your
msn friends, and II l. likely that
he win beeime interested In son
one alse.
| s. M. I am married and have been
fer is years. ] have to depend
on my folks q great deal for the
things that need, altho' / work
My husband is in jail and | askee
the people work for to get hln
out but1ey said he vast deserv
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24

almost 20 crazy because Of his
trouble with the older children.
I have been raising five of his
Younger children since we mar
ried. MY husband praises me
for the way / do for them. lie
bought me piano to play and
enjoy myself, and they had 9 ut
does anything for me.
They get mad eyerytime ne
An. You are indeed in . dim
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= pnncEp wTT SON

c RODGER WILSON
national director Of the Guide
Right Movement Of the Kappa
Alpha Psi Fraternity, will be the
featured speaker on "Wings Ov-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Ruling Costs
ST. James Title

St. AlphonSus' football team won
HE west side second division Cath
Ollie league championship last night
without benefit Of head gears,
cleatS, a field or the usual touch
downs
James, the team that sup
pOSedly Won the title last SUNDAY
ny zf-0 score from The new
champion. lost not only the title
but every other game played this
year
The sudden changes Of status
resulted from the league officials
discovery that Jack Reekwald. St
James star halfbaek, had failed 10
pass the required academic sub
jects during his previous term
Automatically all games in which
he participated were forfeited.
AS result, ST. Alphonsus will
play st. Paul. east side champion,
next Sunday at u. of D. Stadium
for the city title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
PreauIman Is M s Strong Man

Merv Pregulman Michigan center the strongest IN
school The 207pounde registered highest grp-esting
machine Bill Alexander Of Georgia Tech plenty Of football
gory-but it all coaching He got TO be varsity
regular in college
McKeevet of Notre Dame is reported to have turned
coaching jobs of them at Purdue After
lapse years and Harvard will grdron
relations fall. Their first played in 1877
Caente closed recently for the duration
every Sunday for three years.
Army subs had big against Princeton whom the cadets
overwhelmed 40 Three of the Army touchdpwns
scored Robert Woods substitute hafback and by
Lombardo substitute fulback The other
by Edmund Rafako substitute end All Of these boys
1915 and thus pebes To make
impressive peb Edgar Kcnna passed FOR Of the
George Trexe Dale Hall and player named
Watkins who listed the program, also
sandou performers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
LOUIS IN CAMP AFTER VISIT HERE

Lester Patrick willy hockey box Office is
the answer TO question Why play five months to eliminate
only two on, oe SIN toms We're this for two
reasons roUmore and both reflected in the
office. II huge crowds follow a our games IN person. we
must he getting audience Have been
succoedugo epidemic of srcamned hockey has almost
eliminated games and ties bringing Ian nerosto a
new pitch during and payofs consistently net
10000 Incidentally the Red Wings and Maple Leafs
turn them away Olympia tomorrow night So If you want
a. sec the game scramble yourself mp 10 the box Office
sgt Joe Louis back Fort Riley Kansas. after brief
with his wife in Chicago mother Detroit He also
knocked pins Paradise Bowl while IN town
HIS visit was part Of Through Frank Carideo former
DR. Eddie Andersons coaching staff at
Michigan Columbus Saturday The Wolverines
and Hawkcyes draw Big Ten football at Ann
this coming Saturday. At auction between halves
the football game the Giants and Packers
bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Prep Coaches Agree They Want Dry Field
Iowa 10 Seal
AII-Ameri(d Fate
Of NJ Gridders
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Nov. 25.-The
fate Of several University of
players in the All-Ameri-
can market will be decided in the
final game of the season here
Saturday. The Wolverines end
their season against a dangerous
Iowa University team coached by
DR. Eddie Anderson.
Several players have been men,
toned prominently as All-Ameri-
can candidates and others for ALI
Conference honors. Some of these
lads are on the border line and
their performances against the
HawkeyeS may decide the issue.
Topping the list of All-Ameri-
can candidates are AL Wistert,
tackle. and Capt. George Ceithaml
quarterback, both seniors. Others
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Fordhen Books TCU for I943

Despite threatened transportation troubles Fordham has
scheduled 1943 game with Texas Christian, replacing West
Virginia Chick Harbert Battle Creek golf earned 829
prizes this year The guard Baltimore has ice
hockey the Eastern Amateur League known the
Cutters.
Sam Snead second class, United States Navy, hit
400 of 500 targets shooting match Pug Man
the Brooklyn Dodgers fifth of football playing
brothers, four Of whom They POI
pounds the hoo George Haas who recently left his Chi
Bears officer the navy says Lee Aroe tackle
the best nc rushing passer. Iufy Leemans
Of the New York Giants quitting professional
football this seasons end.
Manuel de la Tore Northwestern University golf
drafted Spanish born Manuel runnerup the National
Intercollegiate championships Abe Simon the heavyweight
working defense plant Long Island Abe made enough
Of fight build himself fine Richmond
Hllou the island.
calls Itself the Amateur Athletic Guid and purpor break
The monopoly of The Amateur Athletic Union
amateur sports. has filed incorporation in Michigan
ef with thc advancement Of roller skating
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
BIdckhdWkS STAY
Even With Tie

Detroit and Chicago remained
tied for top h0nOr> m The National
Hockey League standings today
after both Teams came out az last
nights battles With ties
Detroit playing iu Montreal
gained a TO I draw with The Ca
nadienS, while the BlackhaWks-
performing az Boston. got a SIS
tie with the Bruins.
Murph Chamberlain pushed over
the tielng goal for Boston in the
game with Chicago. Nine thou
sand spectators crowded the Bos-
ton Garden and saw Boston, al
though gaining only a tie. extend
its string OF indicated games 10
five
Tomorrow nIEht the New York
Rangers play the Biackhawk> Al
Chicago and Toronto plays the
Red Wings AZ Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
RESPECTS CosMo LINE

Hackett expressed q great deal
OF respect for the CoSmo line.
concedng their touchneSs and the
fact that they We improved "a,
the subject Of Frank Pltlosh "a
Ted PolkowSki. the Cosmos e
pound tackles. nc said only that
his ends Duck Yafa and George
SInkuS were assigned 10 take cara
of them and that they had never
failed IN an assignment yet
Tom Holland and Harold Milej-
czak. tackles. received tribute, and
on the l55-pound John Downey
pairing with Hsmtramck's U.s.
pound zig DrapalSki a center.
Hackett pointed out that DowneyS
football intelligence his acuteness
under fire and his speed we're
enough 10 relieve his mind.
I'VE may have a psychological
disadvantage because we beat
them $50 NJ the beginning Of
the season" said HaCkott. After
all when YOU lick somebody cas-
lily It's hard 10 take them seri-
Ously after that, But this 1
know. n there's dry held, we
should really get rolling"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Connie Mack Has Good Season

Poor Old Connie Mack made 100000 on ms Athletics
during past the Cleveland Indians reported
the The BradeYs They've found
wrong Branch Hickey who doesn't smoke drink
smokes long, strong Incidentally
Hickey he 81 and not 81 years OLD as reported My
be cleared up declared the
general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers.
The Eddie Mead sold Chalky Wright exeatherweight
champion Eddie Walker for $500. Willie Pep the
feather titehoder really Papaleo Guglano Italian? We
suspect Jimmy Iohnsons heavyweight Adam Spencer
Negro managed John Wiethe is
good umpire he football player
he'll all right Remember John with the Detroit Lions?
The biz league bought from the American Association
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Scoring?
Lawrence Tech Collects I35
Points in Z Games

Basketball fans who like lots of
scoring with their basketball are
hereby advised to string along
with Lawrence Tech team, The
Blue Devils have scored 135 in
their first two games.
After defeating Dearborn Naval
Training School, 52-33, in Satur-
days opener, the Lawrence team
came back last night and won
from the RomuluS Army Air Base
lineup. 1882, at Hacket Field
House.
Chef Gabriel Lawrencc'S giant
center, was high point man with
Is He had seven field goals and
four charity losses. A teammato.
Norm Hankins. was second with
Is points seven field goals and
ono free throw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Detroit Tech Cdgers
Open al Port Huron

With two practice games by the
board, Detroit Techs basketball
five opens IFS 1929 season to-
night against Port Huron Junior
College a the latter'S court
Tech staged practice scrimmageS
last week with a service team
from Wayne County Airport and
Wayne University. Joe SlezlnEer.
veteran forward, VIII be absent
TT0W The Tech lineup. lie was
dranrA Two WcekS AGO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Central, Cosmos
In BestFornn
On Fast Field
BY f. c. GREENE

Floyd Stocum and Johnny Hack
cit are almost getting brotherly
about the game their teams will
play tomorrow morning at Briggs
Stadium for the benefit of the
Goodfellow Fund.
They agree about something.
That's the first time in years
happened but don't jump
to the conclusion that there's any
hatchet burying. The Hamtramck
coach and his cohort mentor of
the Catholic Central team see only
'one detail eye TO eye and each has
ms private reasons for his belief.
Both Stocum and Hackett want
a clear day Thursday and the
hard, dry field that goes with it.
Stocum has five pasSers in his
backfield and he knows won't
be able TO toss a wet pigskin TO
lot of shthering, sliding ends.
That's why he's looking for SUM-
shine on Thanksgiving Day.
Hackett wants the same thing
but for a more complicated Fea-
son. although for just as logical
la one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
nv nited Press

NEW YoRK-wicky Harkins. 1876 Phi.
adelphls outpointed Andre Gomez 1856
GOi Jimmy Warren. 1877 New
York outponted Leo Leoron, 12l. Mont
real 60.
WHITE PLAINS y y sonny Horne
1901. Niles q outpointed Jerry Lastarzs
ISis. New York 90 Fred Flores 1853
New York outpointed Fred Graham, ISL =
New York co..
NEW HAVEN johnny Compo 100 New
Haven outroin'ed Henry Vasquez. 1872
Spain t0).
NFW BEDFORD. Mass Al Costa 152
Wnanz4cknl- RI -e,ftp1futed Bob How
ard 100 Worcester 81 Johnny Cool l37
Worcester. outpointed Ceferlno Bronco
1877 Fan River tsl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Farmer Shifted
To Left HalfbacE

IOWA CITY, Ia, Nov. %
UNSl.-Tommy. Farmer. pass
ing ace, was working out In the
left halfback spot today in an
Iowa Hawkeye backfield shift
that moved Jim Youell to quar-
terback and Duke Curran TO
right half. The shift was an
nounced by Coach Eddie Ander-
son as a move to capitalize on
Farmers impro we'd running.
When the Hawkeyes meet Mich
igan Saturday AL Urban may be
In John Stalks tackle berth In
the Iowa lineup.
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Wings Blow Lead
Canadiens Score -Four Goals in Final Period
TO Gain A Tie With Jack Adams Men

troterS' margin seemed until
Gettlffc counted near the half
way mark 10 put the Montreal
puckmcn within one goal Of liz
II stayed that way until 1880
when Drillon pounccd on a re.
bound and bat'cd the puck into
the Detroit net That made II
4-all and -hew- the game
ended.
The Wings cling 10 a tie for the
lead because the BlackhaWks
were limited 10 a 5-5 tie in Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
TROPHY FOR ORLANDO

Before last nights game Jimmy
Orlando of the Wings was pre-
Sented a trophy by a local sports
weekly as the most popular player
in The league, Montreal fans
voted him the award
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

who have received considerable
mention are julius Franks, Negro
guard from Hamtramck High;
Elmer Madar, flashy end from
Northeastern. Tommy Kuzma
rugged. capable halfhack from
Gary, Ind. and Mervin Pregulman
from Lansing ThnSe-Whe-f failed
at the top honors will make many
Of the conference mythical elevens.
DELIGHT COACH
All-American teams chosen by
coaches will for the most part
carry the names of Wistert and
Ceithaml They are the type of
PLAYERS that delight a coach. Their
work is often lost TO the average
spectator but is all important in
making a successful football COM
bination.
When watching the pictures Of
games the coaches men
ton the name of either Ceithaml
or Wistert on virtually every play
The coaches give Wistert credit
for stopping two touchdownS
against Ohio State last week.
Ccithaml rates high with the
best football minds in the colleges
His - daring type of player
and that's why the Michigan team
was able 10 stage the most open
game all year. much 10 the delight
Of the customers. Even in the games
Michigan lost the fans came away
with nothing but praise for the
otfense.
STAR ON DEFENSE
Ceithaml is star on defense
where he is used 10 back up the
line. On offense, besides direct
ing the team, he leads the inter-
ference and is a deadly blocker.
lie has stellar group OF backs
TO run and they have absolute con-
fidence in him.
Tom KuZma was 10 be Michi-
Can'S brightest light this fall but
injury In the last preseason Scrim-
mage delayed his initial appear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Special to THE DETROIT TINES

MONTREAL. Nov 25.-A sad
bunch of Red Wings are on their
way hack 10 Detroit today and
although they share the National
League leadership with the Chi
cago BlaCkhaWkS.
The Red Wings seemingly
haven LEARNED that a game ism I
over until the final siren sounds.
They blew a 4-goal lead they
boosted in the early minutes Of
the third period here last night
and as a result had 10 be content
with a "A tie with the CanadienS.
DRILLON DOES 1T
Gordon Drlllon got the fourth
and tying goal for the home team
with less than four minutes Of
final period remaining. For the
Wings. this deadlock was even
more distressing than the one in
New York Sunday night, when
Byron HeXtall got the equalizer
for the Rangers with less than a
minute 10 60.
The reason Is that If ever a
team looked 10 have a game sewed
up, the Detroi!erS certainly did
last night Four goals up with
less than 70 minutes TO go-well,
no team could scarcely have asked
for better guarantee of victory.
Goals by Abel, Howe and Wares
in the second period gave the
Wings A 30 lead and then Can
Liscome added another TO their
margin in the second minute OF the
final period.
Shortly after Liscome scored.
the CanadlenS came 10 life. Blake
and Benoit tailed in less than q
minute but even then the De-
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STAR ON DEFENSE
Fight Results

Continued on Page 2Ol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
SMALL But FAST

MY boys are smaller hut
they're faster. A little, fast fell
lou can charge hard II he's got
n dry field he can sink his feet
into. Then he gets leverage,
balance and timing and can hit
hard because he's hitting faster
than the big fellow. On a wet
field it's pound for pound and
We can't stand that"
Jackets comment about Sto-
rum : threat 10 pass from gun 10
yun showed preocCupauon with
the problem bat confidence.
"A ball in the air IL any
bOdN's ball. remember that. 4
tough. charging line IL the best
pass defense know, Never give
the passer n time TO get set,
hurry him. make him throw II
away. Little guys can't do that
II they are digging into mud on
their starts"