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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16

wartime need because they cater for
the young children and babies Of the
women who 60 into industry, and
are therefore essential, but after
the war. it is hoped to revert more
completely to the governments prin-
ciple Of good care by good mothers
in good homes" In the meantime,
the education Of the mother con-
tinues through any Of the 1880
ante-natal or 800 post-natal clinics
that now exist, or through nurses
visits.
Infant Welfare Centers.
Other and permanent provisions
for mothers and children are the
infant welfare centers, Of which
there are $500 and which are now
responsible for such things as the
distribution of fruit juices and cod
liver oil under the national vitamin
scheme. The milk distribution
scheme, by which more than $780,
600 children benefit, Is carried out
by the schools.
Twelve different forms Of relief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16

are provided after air raids. quite
apart from medical treatment.
There are more than $4,000 rest
centers where advice and help on
billeting is given to the newly home
less, and where old and inflrm peo-
pie are cared for temporarily. Ad-
ministrative and information cen
tiers supplement these services and
other organizations help to trace
friends and relatives who are miss
ing after enemy action.
Children are looked after, houses
given emergency repairs, furniture
removed, billeting arranged, travel
vouchers given, and compensation
for damage to property is assessed.
Most practical Of all, there is imme-
diate financial help for those who
have been bombed out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16

have succeeded to an amazing ex-
tent The values of art and litera-
ture are being deprecated and are
working to a gradual collapse, he
stated.
There has been a definite swing
to the doctrines of materialistic
PHILOSOPHERS land If this condition
prevails, if these beliefs are true,
then there is no escape from the
totalitarianism of Hitler" DR.. Noyes
declared.
DR.. Noyes placed much of the
blame on book reviewers who have
accepted the PHILOSOPHERS of So
called major thinkers" who COM
pletely ignore the facts. He classed
H. g. Wells as one of these major
thinkers" and scoffed at him as a
publicity seeker.
Dr.. Noyes said that in letters
there is a worldwide campaign
against faith in the divine and
cited one case where a volume,
written and published by known
enemy alien-now a radio broad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
Col. J. B. Harris Given
Picatinny Arsenal Post

DOVER, N. j., Nov. 16 (P.-The
Public Relations Office yesterday an
nounced the appointment of Col.
j. B. Harris as assistant to Col. w. r.
Larned, commanding officer Of Plea
tinny arsenal.
Col. Harris, who was at Picatinny
from 1912 to 1922 and again from
1924 to 1881, was formerly in the
office Of the Chief of Ordnance at
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
Worthy Literature
Is Dead for Duration,
Dr.. Noyes Believes
Reconstruction Will Bring
Rebirth Of Art, However,
English Poet Declares

Worthwhile literature is dead for
the duration, Dr. Alfred Moves, dis
tinguished English poet and lee
turer, believes.
This war, in the opinion Of DR..
Noyes, who lectured yesterday at
the Charles Carroll Forum in the
Willard Hotel, is not likely to pro-
duce any great literary lights, but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16

caster from one Of the Axis ma
tions-is now used as freshmen
English textbook in some Ameri-
can colleges. He said that Htera-
ture needs good housekeeping
and that future emphasis should be
placed where 1t rightly belongs.
DR.. Moves was introduced by the
Rev. James A. Wagner, forum chair
man and procurator of Catholic
University,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16

Philatelic note - The one stamp
always sure to be worth the price
paid Is the War savings stamp. Buy
It now.
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Use Your Charge Account
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payable on or before January 10th.
Help Prevent Initiation

1t the policy of The Palais Royal to rgdy conform to all
Office of Price Administration regulations However,
not nfalbe and if by chance has been made
please call it to attention and will be corrected
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Evening star., 1942-12-27

PLYING the winter swept voters Of the North
Atlantic. under silent soils to give no sound
warning to enemy subs this stoIwort schooner is
Of thot little celebrated "Ccrsor Fleet" Of the
Coost Guord whose doy and night vigilance is
mokine life tough for U boots. StoIwort os their
boots the toking the icy blasts and the
chance Of torpedo and she'll thot go with their
Jobs Of potrone the SEQ on these ships thot have
quit their fishing their lumber corryine, their
pleasure cruising to go to wor for Uncle Sam.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Household Appliances

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
THE KENT CO.
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BERNEY, s347 MACK.
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BRIGHTEN UP YOUR Home BARGAINS HOUSEHOLD GOODS and AP


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bargain. Superior, 1920 Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Miscellaneous for Sale

FOLDING baby carriage, car seat. swing
ike new; sacrificing. Lafayette e7pt
House PAINT. 81. oo-Davison Unclaimed
Freight Stores. 1897 Livsrnois. 713e
East Dawson. 1884 GRAND River. iAt4o
Mack. Four Great stores.)
camsras wtli sell, buy.
exchange. Acme Camera LIZ. Sal Shelby.
LADDERS. all sixes, extensions. Call for
low prices. MA. $3.50. sooi Oakland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
State Leads, But
Spartans Put More Quelifiers in Track Finals,
but Irish Strength Is Still to Come

EAST LANSING, March T.
State Is the No.
qualifying team. but that probably
won't stop the Irish of Notre
Dame from successfully defending
the Central Collegiate Conference
indoor track championships to-
night at Jenison Field House.
The Spartans scored heavily in
the preliminaries last night with
- qualifiers, but despite this show
of strength the Irish power is ex-
pcCted 10 assert itself tonight in
many of the events which did not
require preliminaries.
Notre Dame was close behind
State with 10 qualifers. Mar.
quette followed with seven. Mich
gan Normal with five. Wayne with
four and Butler and Central Micn.
igan with one each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Up The Hill in 10 Weeks

The victory stamped t. of D. the surprise team of the
The boys had incredible distance IN matter
developing from thrdate club into one OF the
n the midwest.
The popular attitude was crysalzed by I'd Schneider,
publicity Loyoa University Schneider asked friend
whom the Ramblers booked 10 meet
later in the season look the lads in the
Hlsdae dispatched cryptic note Worst L OF d.
years. You've nothing to worry about
little dubious about this information as
L. of D. rolled Harvard Nebraska and Marquette when
added Michigan State their list of victims Schneider
Franticay he wired his Detroit friend
Maybe you'd better take another look.
After the Michigan State triumph Joe Jarrett the best
feeder the squad dropped out of school,
Despite this rounccd the Wayne
University quintet 80 2 In this contest OBen suffered
broken leg That left only the squad and Brazil
of the freshmen players persuade friend
uniform whenever he wanted 10 men TO ehearse plays
Despite this lack Of manpower the Tans good ac-
themselves Marquette and Milwaukee their
road trip last They lost both by total Of
points after leading the half in both contests Dearh
of reserves the difference.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Sports Show On
For 9-Ddy Run
BY DON GILLIES

Five years ago the Michigan
Sportsmen's and Boat Show came
under new management and spon-
sorshlp. and as the fifth annual
show opens today AZ Convention
Hall il shows the result of con-
structlve planning TO develop a
show the equal of the best in the
country.
Added 10 a long list of Michigan
exhibits this year are the best
features of the national show.
which closed last Sunday in New
York. The Detroit show will run
for nine days. opening each day at
noon and closing al II p. m.
Three entertainment perform
ances await sportsmen n d
Sportswomen each day in the large
indoor lake at 3, us and $50
ID m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Poor Start for Hard Schedule

After the game former college basketball star
expression said Il haven't played
basketball for FIVE but I'll bet could out and round
UP guys give that trimming tomorrow
night
The boys appeared simply mechanical equipment
the pose wade through schedule that in
such foes Illinois, Harvard Nebraska Marquette,
Toledo. Michigan State Villanova and Notre Dame
But happens that Brazil is the sort of fellow who only
works harder greater odds
raging AlAmerics football and he's still that
afabe knowing teess cage Brazil just doesn't
worth
He had discovered thing about his bunch of kids They
cutters They figured they could beat team the
country. what any else thought.
That's all need know" said Brazil Give bunch
fighters I'll string along with them day. And well
surprise a OF critics too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Patience and Skill Bring Results

The team rolling slowly but certainly They made
their debut on the Olympia floor by tipping favored
Harvard They proved this freak OF luck by
coming hand the same treatment TO Ne
braska.
Rzzo soph fash who had racked up 227 points as
freshman dropped of school this point His departure
deprived the of It's best long shot artist out baz never
word Of complaint II was just "a part OF the game
far Brsz concerned.
improve and on January 81 less than
month after Hsdale performance the tans surprised
even their closest by battling heavily favored
Michigan for four periods before
yielding 80 TO IS.
the by dubbng Michigan in one of the most
one sided contests the campaign. week later t. of d.
Michigan State and stunned the experts by
oupaying outsmarng ousorng the Spartans 80 to b.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Angott Upsets
Montgomery

NEW YORK, March Z (INS).-
Taking the lead and the play away
from his highly favored opponent
all the way, lightweight champion
Sammy Angott won an easy ~
round decision over Philadelphia
Bob Montgomery before 1882 per.
sons in Madison Square Garden
last night.
Angott. in great shape, drubbed
Montgomery. a 1915 fayorite. I'M
mercifully about the body. Sammy
won nine rounds on the ms card
to Bob's two, with one even. The
scored the only knock
down of the battle in the ninth
round when he dumped Bob with
a right high on the shead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
BAKER STOPS WAKEFIELD'S BETS
Recruit S+aked $50 on His SIuqqinq

LAKELAND. Fla. March T.
Because Dick Wakefield was press
ing too hard. Del Baker made me
of Michigan recruit call
off wacers with SChoolboy Rowe
and Dizzy Trout that he Wake
field would hit ball over the
right field fence Of the Lakeland
ball park. The bets totaled $40.
The right field foul line is 400 feet
from home plate. the wall deepen
ing to APO feet in right-center.
Baker called" the SchooIboy
yesterday for smoking In uni
form.
Rudy York reports Z inches Of
snow in Gainesville. Ga, his
home town.
Ned Harris predicts that his
younger brother. Dick. M out
fielder rho has been optioped 10
Cedar Rapids by Clerelond, uW
make the big leagues.
Wakefield is sporting a new
Hank Greenberg" model glove
The name 'Greenberg ought Il
bring me luck Dick explains.
Hoot Evers got post card
from Bill Hapac, his University
Of Illinois basketball buddy, who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
New Big 10 Champ
Indiana, Defending Tit|ehoder, Qualities Only Six
for Track Finals v. Of M. Has Ten

CHICAGO. March 7 GNS).-
With two records already rackec
up, as result of preliminary trials
last night, Big Ten track and fielC
athletes today were primed fol
finals tonight in the annual West
ern Conference indoor champion
ships.
On the basis OF preliminary
qualifierS. a new champion ap-
peared assured. Indiana. the de-
Tending title holder. qualified but
six men. while Illinois slid II
under the wire, and Michigan and
Ohio State qualified ten and nine
respectively.
Iowa. Wisconsin and Purdue
each qualified four men, Chicago
had one mari in competition, and
Minnesota and Northwestern were
not represented.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

Charlie OBrien, Joe Jarrett and
Sal Rizzo, the likeable ex-Titan
All-America would probably
have started running and never
stopped.
For even with these three
able cagers in the fold, y. of d.
faced a dismal prospect early in
December. Four regulars had
been lost for the 1940-41 squad
that had won IL out of Il
games. The team averaged un-
der 6 feet for the first time in
Brazil's regime at L. Of d. The
schedule was one of the tough
est any l.. of d. club ever faced.
To add 10 the grief, Jack
Hart, 6-foot 5-inch center cam
didate, suffered an injured knee
in the football season and was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Touoh Club for Seasons Windup

That's the way stands l.. of d. prepares TO wind
against Of the top basketball teams in the
country next week-end-Notre Dame No how this
game Brazil deserves accoade for the
great lob he's done the country show better
results with the material at hand.
him the for the clubs success he'll tell
it's the players fighting spirit and willingness to learn
ask else who close to the team they'll
tell you chief clue be found Bazis infinite
patience the smallest detail his understanding
handling players his thorough knowledge of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Snedd Triumphs,
Harbert Third

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. March
7 ms Slammin Sammy Snead
poCketed 81 900 today. prize money
in the annual 5000 81. Petersburg
golf tournament. Sam shot 2S6
To give him his third ST. Peters.
burg championship in four years,
Second. third and fourth prize
money was Jumped and divided
equally between Byron Nelson Of
Toledo. Sam Byrd Of Ardmore.
Pa. and Chick Harbcrt NJ Battle
Creek. Mich They finished with
2S9S and each collected $3.50. 33.
Harhert moved into the money
by virtue NJ a siX-under-par 66 on
his second yesterday, new course
record achieved through SIX brides
and an eagle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Back TO His First Team

INDIANAPOLIS, March
QNS) Acquisition Of pitcher
Oral Hildebrand. who broke into
organized baseball with the Indian
apoliS club Of the American Assoc
citation in 1880. was announced by
the Indians tonight. Hlderbrand
was purchased from the Pittsburgh
piratec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Muskegon JC Wins
State Cage Crown

MUSHROOM. March Coach
Fred Rode's Muskegon Junior Col
lege JayhawkS were basketball
champions of the Michigan Junior
College Conference today by virtue
of victory last night over a
clever Flint Junior College quin-
tet. IS 10 as The triumph broke
"a four-year reign of Highland Park
Junior College in championship po-
sition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

Farmer Of Iowa also won his
heat in the 60-yard dash with a
time Of :6.3, equaled by Thomas
of Michigan in the second heat
Wright and Hammond, both OF
Ohio State. also won their heats in
the dash. but with the slower time
of ga seconds.
Mitchell of Indiana had the best
time in three heats Of the SS0-yard
run. He sped the distance in :56.9
TO win the second heat. while Kane
of Indiana won the first in ISL
and Rehberg Of Illinois won the
third in .5T.9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Two Detroit Players
With Winston-SaIem

LAKELAND. Fla. March T.
Joe Moceri and Bob Hall. Detroit
boys. are among six Winston
Salem players on the way to Lake
land 10 train with Steve ONeilrs
Beaumont squad. Both are pitch
ers and Moceri was with Muskegon
in the Michigan State League last
season. Herman Bishop of Pontiac,
and Dave Latter, of Leslie, Mich,
are also in the group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
DOG EXHIBIT

In the south hall on the CasS
avenue side Of the building. close
TO the entrance. viii he found a
large exhibit of dogs and a Cana
dian trappers exhibit To the left
is the exhibit Of the Detroit Fire
Department and 10 the right an
attractive cedar cabin. Then be-
gins long exhibit Of the Michigan
Conservation Department which
includes many Of lis avtivlties.
also an interesting group of
beavers.
The center NJ this hail is taken
up by the artificial pool and tho
hleacher seats. enlarged one-third
from last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
RECORD MAKERS

The records were set by Bob
Wright. Ohio States great hurdler,
and Lee Farmer, Iowa sophomore
broad jumper Wright ran the TO
yard low hurdle. In rs seconds to
better the record set by Olsen of
Illinois last year. Farmer jumped
q feet 2s4 inches 10 add better
than Z inches 10 the former record
set by Burnett Of Indiana.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
HEAT WINNERS

Olsen of Illinois and Vollen-
weider of Iowa won their hurdle
heats. Olsen'S semifinal time was
a tenth of A second slower than
Wright's. Kelley of Illinois, Ufer of
Michigan. Price of Indiana and
Porter Of Ohio State won heats in
the 440-yard run, with Ufer and
Price winning the semifinal heats.
Despite the larger contingents
of Illinois and Michigan, Ohio
State was the general favorite 10
carry off top team honorS. The
meet is being held al the Univer-
Sity of Chicago Field House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Western League Disbsnds

DENVER, March : INSl.-
Players Of three clubs in the
Western Baseball League Denver,
Pueblo. Colo. and Cheyenne. Wyo.
were made free agents today as
! J. Carte. president, announced
the circuit has been dlshanded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
IRISH STRENGTH

The Irish really are expected to
cut loose tonight i'm the distance
events with Oliver Hunter. Frank
COMFORT and Anthony Maloney.
Keith O'Rourke is an almost sure
winner in the high Jump, although
he may he troubled by Michigan
States long Jim Milne. of Detroit.
In fact, the only event in which
NOtre Dame will have 10 give way
will be in the 340-yard dash. where
the absence OF Capt. Ray Roy
should give the GO ahead signal to
Dale kaulitz. Of Michigan Stale
Roy. winner OF this event last
year, was left AZ home because Of
an infected wisdom tooth.
The top star Of Notre Danes
qualifers was Jim Delaney. who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
ALSAB Is IO-I
Scratches


HIALEAH PARK Last Day.
Track fast.
First Race-Chance Ray, Grsndiose,
Peter Argo, Castigada.
Second Race-The Dancer.
Sixth Race---Minnelusa. Riding Light,
Llanero City Talk, Deiray.
Ninth Race-Tacheone. Hot Iron. stand
Alone, Pick Out, Pilatesun.
OAKLAWN PARK
Track, slow.
First Race--Doctor Jones, Strike On,
Razor Sharp. Be Prepared.
Second Race-Captain Fury, Draah.
Mandate, Solar Star.
Eighth Race-Dragon Lady. HI Carl
Uncle Peter, Bull Terrier. Our Willie.
Ninth Race-Declared of.
HAVANA, CUBA
First Race-Court General Diamond
Digger, Al Carlys, on Wisconsin, Way
Ration. Kwamudi.
Second Race-Chilly Mac. Sis Baxrera
Elstree. Oatsie b, Blind sage, Jimmy n.
Third Race-Buzz Ne. Kin Mag.
Fourth Race - Chronology, G n
False. Texas Tony, Bon Mot.
Seventh Rsce-Mssbesu.
Eighth Race-Four BagEer. Bright
So3
Ninth tsubstItut.) Race-pecisr.d on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

unable for practice Brazil had counted upon the
estwhe Grand Rapids star to give the club some badly
needed height under the blackboard
The Tans opened their against Hsdae on Decem-
Der although they easily ouclassed the Dae they didn't
look like much Of ball Their passing rusty their
their shooting ndescrbabe at least
a polite column such this.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Had DEFENDS TITLES

|, Conceded TO be sure bet TO
defend successfully both his IS.
yard high and low hurdle titles
tonight is Charley Had, of Michi.
gan Normal. While qualifying for
the highs last night, Had bettered
the Central Collegiate Conference
record by a tenth OF a second a.
he ran the distance in 81.
The following men qualified:
son Notre Dame Millsn CMsr) Me-
Carthy Mich. stated Egbsrt mari ana
Rartnick Central MichiganJ. Best time
rs oy DAVIS and Gibson.
15-yard high hurdles-Hlad fMichigsn
Normal, Egbert fMarduettei Gommsrhsh
Michigan Normal. Ruschman Michigan
staiel. Dodge michigan ststeD and Dillon
tNotre Damsl. Best time al by Had.
New Central Collegiate Conference record,
old record Of 81 BY Charles Marshall q
Butler IN 1880.
Smith (Michigan state. Fehiig lNotrs
Damel Schewe fSotrs Dame Wfnf9
WAYNE snd Wright wayne. Best time
sho, pn,~Dslan.v CNo,rs Dam.,. Bev-
coles tNotre Dame. Kalehek and King
Marquette. Roehrs and Rosensvssg
Michigan Normal. Brecher. Drynsn and
Leciair michigan state and Betker
New hsld house record Oh record Of a.
feet 81 inches ~ CHnord Brosey OF Notss
Dame IN 1850
75-yard luw hurdies-Hlad fNiehiKsn
Normsll Egbsrg Marquette. BUschnsn
Michigan Normal Gibson fNotrs Dsmsb,
Dodge Michigan ststsI snd Dillon trotrs
Dame Rest time "a ~ Had
ssn-yafd run Gruch0Wski fharquettst>
Kelly tNotre ns me-. Rise RufisrJ Mach
Michigan ststsl, Tup,s 1Not. psmsl
and Hatfield wayne Best tine -A-a
oy Groehowah and Kelly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
TRADE RUMORS

The possibility Of three-cor-
nered deal in which Buck Newsom
and Rudy York go to Washington
Dutch Leonard comes 10 the tt
gers and York later winds UP with
the Yankees was being rumored in
Florida, as Jack Zeller prepared
70 go 70 Orlando Monday 70 con-
fer with Clark Griffith. Billy Sui
Ivan is also mentioned as part OF
the trade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

established a field house record IN
the shot put with a heave Of 80
feet rs inches. Bill Dillon and
Jay Gibson also were both double
iqualifiers for the Irish.