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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

BILLY CONVICTION was telling
US last night that he is slated to
go" Nowadays that phrase
means but one thing to the
army" says he is physically IL
IA which means that he viii
don his KHAKI ere long.
\ * X
Oh yes, BILLY HORNER may
do his horn footing at revielle time
Seems as how he is TO 90 for
bis physical today Monday and
who knows what will happen His
!eenage wife cute Doris is
qUaking in her small boots =. The
poor little kids
X-k X
And our favori,c youngSter
BERNARD DONALD will have
gone 10 camp when you read these
feeble lines. was 10 leave on the
third had bang-up farewell
party az his home last Saturday
night for a host OF his cronies.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
It's whispered that AURELIA

It's whispered That AURELIA
WALTON who is 5000 pretty
my goodness, breathtakingly so is
considering q trek TO the altar with
student Her pals
think It's serious because she is
taking instructions in Catholicism
ard the lad is a Catholic rs
unconfirmed he s SphinXman
name Of RALPH
EARL DAVIS =, now with tho
Coas; Guard stationed in New York
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
cosMoPoLlTEs, COSMOPOLITAN

The popular Cosmopohtes pride themselves upon
having members of different social and raernaI
some Of them AKA's or AKA. material. others
Deas Delta material some are pledge club mem
bers. married and some single. some are
engaged others romance-m minded but nary a
difference do they have that for they all
bunch Of girls.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

Oh yes don't forget 10 hear The
Hon CHASE GOING WOOD
HOUSE on Saturday at the wv.
CA ..l2 O clock The Elottorian
Business Womcn's club you know,
..is presenting this outstanding
t-Spcai. cr-.--She-is secretary eEthe
state Of Connecticut and director
'of -irs'rtute az women's Professional
+ Relations Everyone should hear
hcr., and too - for Negro history
thu Elhoitorians arc really going
over the top this year they are
presenting MRS MAMIE f. DAVIS.
regional supervisor OF Negro work
FOR central and western United
States place, YW.CA time. 4
pm when Sunday. Feb IA. l943.
Don't mss these two affairs
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

TELL our ADVERTISERS YOt
SAW n IN THE CHRONICLES
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

versity. Jefferson City, Mo. will be
the guest speaker. in observance
OF Negro History week, Sunday,
Feb Tat 3 pm, in Bethel church.
81. The public is especially urged
TO hear this prominent orator and
author who will speak on the Negro
situation in this war crisis. The
Detroit chapter, Association for the
Study OF Negro Life and History. =.
invites you to enjoy one hour OF
this highly educational and inter-
csting program. Harvey Jackson
Jr., is president of the group.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

MRS. HENRY EVERETTE Sr...
-erGeiHFabts7-,S7-C-7T-AeE-d daughter
Ruth. who is recent graduate Of
Bennett college and who will enter
The University Of Michigan to take
graduate work in romance lang
uagcs. and Mrs. s. Champion OF
Washington, DC. in addition TO
Henry Evcrciic Jr.. Mike Halman
and Carol Levi were the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Snowdcn Williams
last Sunday.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

"JABBERWOCK" time is
February 26 and the Art-Ihsti-
tu;e is the place.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

Have you seen and perused a
copy Of this pamphlet, NEGROES
AND THE WAR" 1T is put out
by the Office OF War Information
with brilliant foreword by
Chandler Owen. We do not like
this said brilliant foreword. and
who cares, perhaps you will say.
out We just think that the piece
is not true Negro view OF the
situation. We just shouldn't write
from that side OF the fence We
may have lot TO lose II the Axis
wins but so will all other Amcri-
cans. We don't think we should be
set aside as having 10 dish out any
particular form OF gratitude T.. we
are in there pitching too at Guada-
canal aid -Afriea.-.7So let us
just take our chances in a normal
way. II, short-..we do not ike
he piece do you?
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

DIR LORENZO J. GREENE. pro-
fcssor Of history at Lincoln uni
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

Also on The calender is the Ivy
Leaf skating party to be held al
ahe FeFeste44b on February 33- =
They expcc, and invite all skating
fiends to attend p, Hours from 6 TO
9 They premise that the Joint
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

So many people have asked why
CLARENCE DAVENPORT is only
a second louie and having 10
graduate from West Point in order
10 get his commission. And they
-keow so many who are first louics
and even captains and majors. .
who have worked up from the
ranks. We tried 70 explain that
his is career for all time. but
hey don't catch on. Maybe some
one can help us Is that the cor
rect explanations
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
Major Leagues Seeking Contracts
Nationwide HOldOut Howl
Expected to Follow Soon

ally the same as those affecting
any other business and our inform
ant pointed out the BIR definitely
does not consider baseball play
ers professional men.
Prick and Harridge asked their
leagues to withhold negotiations
with their players presumably to
avoid confusion IN the event Wash.
ington ruled the sport a specialized
profession subject to an individual
set Of regulations.
Fun to Start
The BlR ruling will give the Di.
Maggio's, the Hubbells, the Mort
Coopers. John Mics and the rest
OF the boys who think they merit
more dough, the green light, how
ever, and then the fun will start.
The magnates have been content
to believe, till now. that public re
action would initiate against hold
outs this hot stove league sea
son. We consider this a bit of
very wishful thinking. Z
When that Washington ruling is
officially announced. you'll hear
means from misunderstood stars
all over the baseball globe-and the
charge OF the 500 to the "wailine
wall, will begin.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
i'll
Fold of Cubs

Chicago, Jan. 2S-INs-Paul Der
ringer, 35.year.oid right hand pitch
er Of the Cincinnati Reds, became
a member Of the Chicago Cubs to-
day IN a deal which was believed to
have Involved about $4,000 in
cash
The deal was announced last
night by James Gallagher, general
manager Of the cubs, following
long distance talk with Warren
Giles, head man OF the Reds front
office.
Derringer was offered to the
Cubs last December at the conclu-
sion Of the major league baseball
meeting n Chicago in exchange for
an outfielder who batted left-hand-
ed. When the Cubs were unable to
supply the left handler. the deal was
dropped But about 10 days ago
Giles resumed negotiations on
cash basis.
Born Oct Il, 1907, IN Springfield.
Ky, Derringer has been in the Ma
tional League since 1881 when he
played with the 81. Louis Cardinals
and lost two games in the World
Series
In May. 1888. Derringer was trad
ed to the Reds along with Earl=
Adams and Allyn stout for Leo
Durocher Frank Henry and John
Ogden
Sharing the No. / pitching role
with Bucky Walters, Derringer rang
up p victories for the Reds in 1888,
y in 1888 and % in 1899 when
Cincinnati won the pennant. After
winning 20 games in 1910, he won
two and lost one in the series with
the Detroit Tigers. In 1871 he won
only Il games, and last season he
registered 10 victories and II de.
feats for an earned run mark Of
800.
Derringer had 4 lifetime average
of IS victories aud % defeats in
games with the Cubs In 1881 and
1899 he led the National League
in winning percentage and was tops
in complete games and innings
pitched in'l93S. He pitched two Que
hitters in 1910 with the Cards and
Cubs as victims.
Across his full 12.year career,
Derringer chalked up 191 decisions
and lost IA, working 3,01S innings
He was a member Of the National
League teams in the allstar games
of 1885, 1889, 1910 and 1871, being
tabled the winning pitcher in the
1910 game.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28

New York. Jan. 2S-INS-Major
league baseball magnstes, grateful
] there has been no ratiouing OF head
ache powders today awaited official
word from Washington that would
permit them to open contract ne
. gotiatous With their hirelings for
43 and We're prepared for a wall
ing chorus of holdout complaints
that should echo from coast %
coast,
Your correspondent has learned
from a most authoritative source,
that baseball wages will not be
frozen; that the sport will be treat
ed Just like any other business
and that all players, regardless OF
how much they earn, are free 10
negotiate for more dough under re-
gulations laid down by the Bureau
OF internal Revenue.
The BIR will issue a ruling TO this
effect. probably within IS hours,
cuding weeks OF speculation in
which Is of the Is major league
teams withheld mailing OF con
tracts at the requests OF National
League President Ford Frick and
VIII HarHdgC, head Of the Ameri-
can loop
Giants Go Ahead
Only the y. Y. Giants, which re-
ceiyed an opinion from their re
gional Internal Revenue Board,
went ahead on their own and mailed
out documents TO their men.
Frick and Harridge will be told,
by letter that.
Club owners will not need TO gain
formal approval from the BIR In
order 10 grant individual wage in.
creases il the increase comes
within the normal salary schedule
operated by the club in the past or
last year.
The clubs will be required to fle
with the Bureau OF Internal Rev.
enue a full salary schedule cover
ing the range Of salaries paid IN
the past.
II the clubs keep within the
merit Of service increases proyid-
ed for in these schedules it will not
be necessary TO notify the Bureau
or ask for any approval OF them
No Ceiling Question
Since no ballplayers are earning
S25.QoO net after taxes are deduct
ed, no question Of salary ceilings
has been considered
The BlR has jurisdiction over
salaries Of 5000 per year or more
and the War La Dor Board handles
those less than $1,000 The latter
agency is also expected to issue a
uing IN the near future, either
realty similar or identical to that
# the BIR.
Those regulations are suhstsnti
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
Local Fifty
Plans Bouts

a boxing match will be held Fri
day at $50 p. m. at the UAN-CIO
Local 90 auditorium. 20 East Michi-
gan Ave
The main event Of the evening
will be a three-round bout between
Bob spike Williams, Brown
Bomber whose history Is that Of
Golden Gloves champion, 1871 and
1852. Of Npsilanti. Adrian and Jack
son, lighting Art Tracy, Annuncia-
ton College Detroit, CfO cham
piou 1871 and 1912. Both boys
weigh I39 pounds
The semifnal event of the eve
ming will be a rematch between
Jim Taylor az $50 pounds, from
the Ford Local 50. fighting Charlie
Wing a. $50 pounds, Ford Rouge
Local 500. tournament champion
and runner over Taylor by a tech
nical knockout.
There will he two preliminary
bouts between two Milan boys and
two Npsilanti bsys.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
Hornets Tied
in Third Place

The Pittsburgh Hornets moved
into a tie for third place in the
American Hockey League Wednes-
day night when they defeated the
invading Cleveland Darous, to
2.
Cleveland took an early first
period lead on a goal by Earl Bar
tholome, but goals by Dewey aud
Mann sent Pittsburgh out in front
before the period ended. Leswick
tied it up for Cleveland in the sec
ond but Currie's third period goal
put Pittsburgh on top to stay.
The standings:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
AWARDED MEDALS

Pittsburgh, Jan. 2S-INS- Two
Michigan men today we're awarded
bronze medals for yalor at the 39th
annual meeting Of the Carnegie
Hero Fund Commission. The heroes
honored we're Jason L. Nelson, 65-
year-old farmland Of Brown City.
and Edward e Pitcher, IS. a trap
per OF SebawainE
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
Sports Roundup

Newark ~ Johnny Neun Of the
City American Association announced TO-DAY
By George director Of Yankee Neun
baseman TO Kansas City 1882 after
Yankees International League farm team for
three years.
New coaches the New York
today prnE training al 6ury
n week earlier than originally planned The
remainder Of the squad will report March o.
Newark J-UP-saude Cox Dallas Tex. heavyweight
called today for Induction Friday Elmna
Monday night Jimmy
Caoo Corona against Larry scaone of
Newark.
CleyeIand-J-P-Jhmy Byns ChistooHdas both Of
Cleveland we're scheduled today to meet whose
winner the National Boxing light heavy
weight champion
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS e.
By STANLEY

WASHINGTON lNS-John j.
Pelley, president Of the Association
of American Railroads, told a Sem
ate fuel oil and gasoline inyestigat-
ing committee today that a Is per
cent Increase in oil shipments TO
the East Coast is anticipated in the
next 80 days.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
REPORTS PROFIT

Detroit. Jan. 2s-INS-The Nash
Kelvinator Corporation today re-
ported a net profit of 1864 9S0.S5
for the three months ended Dec.
81. 1912. the first quarter OF IT'S
fiscal year. The profit was re.
corded after provision Of SLIPS
COO for normal income taxes and
prouoruonate reserve for year end
excess proht taxes the board 81
directors said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
DIES OF WOUND

Grand Rapids Mich. Jan. Is
INS-Funeral arrangements were
being made today for Walter Uhr-
brock, 70, who died from an acct
dental bullet wound incurred when
a revolver discharged while in the
hands Of either one or the other of
Walters two young friends. accord.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
TERMED SUICIDE

Detroit. Jan 2S-INS-The death
Of Mrs Elizabeth Weber, 20, was
termed suicide today by police
The body was found hanging in a
closet of the Weber home. Mr.
Weber said his wife had been III
for five years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
SCIENTISTS 10 MEET

Detroit Jan. 2S-lNS-A i've day
meeting sponsored by the American
Chemical Society beginning April
70 will attract 1000 scientists and
industrialists to Detroit, it was an
nounced today by DR.. p. X. Frolich.
president OF the society.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
INVESTIGATE DEATH

Detroit, Jan. 2S-INS-Authori-
ties today investigated the death
OF Stanley J. Belczak. 40, a war
plant worker whose body was found
hanging from six foot wire fence.
Officials at the plant where Belczak
worked said the man had been i'll.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
Ypsilanti BOWling Scores
LADIES' LEAGUE
Team Place

Team place W L
/. Apparel Shop ..........4l ~
?. Famous Foods .......39 ~
3. White Swan Laundry ....36 q
Team high, single game-Apparel
Shop G1D.
Team high, series-Apparel Shop
usSs).
Individual high, single game -
Lucele Shafer $3.50.
Individual high, series -Lucele
Shafer (523).
ReSsll
II. McComb 351, !. McCovn 322.
II. Kauw 297, Z. King 29i. c. Imler
437. Handicap $50. Totals 637, 626,
6lS-lSSl.
White Swan
I. Braiuard AIS, NJ. Marker 3S2.
p. barley 307. p. Daze i49, e. Nor
ris 376, Totals sos. 6S6, 645-l92e.
Famous Foods
L. Max $50, V. Lidke 39S, NJ. Fox
344, J. Shuda 33t, F. Berthold 81,
Handicap q, Totals $50. 628, 647-
1887.
Apparel Shop
A. fowler go, y. Camp 351. NJ
Dundon 351. NJ Montouye 1913. L.
Shafer 523, Totals IA, 6l9, 655--
1883.
orange Lantern
W. Brsinsrd 400 d. Allen 296, v.
Eberts 1854. v. Alderman 800, n.
Hoffman $50, Handicap SO, Totals
$40. 500, $50 1873.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
Annex LAP
By Jack Sords

n. Cayanaugh 315, Reatha Zick
35i, T. Fares 342, f. Kieft 1858, o.
Mon 4s5. Totals 591. 653. $50
1864.
Evening star., 1943-05-09

not all 4 peanut has to offer. 1t is an
excellent source of the important B
vitamin family. But don't 60 high.
wide and handsome with peanuts as
substitutes, for the peanut gives
twice az much fat for each bite a. it
gives you of protein. Use peanut as
a stretcher with the leaner meats,
and in menus fat-scant.
Acreage Doubled
WHEN the protein. vitamin and fat
shortages threatened, Secretary of
Agriculture Claude R. Wickard
asked farmers in IL southern states
to increase peanut production and
the acreage was doubled. When the
harvest was totaled it came to
2,5O4. 40 900 pounds as compared
with Lac. .845, 900 pounds in 1941.
Released for civilian markets is a
good 400. 900. 600 pounds more pea
Evening star., 1943-05-09
E.P.C

nuts to eat this year. than We have
ever had in any one year before.
Over 1000. 900 pounds of this viii
60 into peanut butter. Grocery
stores will sell peanuts in evegy con-
oeivable form. Already peanuts are
being gift packaged az the glamoe-
nut supplies shorten. Peanut-bar
confections everywhere you look!
Evening star., 1943-05-09

good fifth more than we are used to
having. About 80 per cent of peanut
oil production goes into cooking fats
and salad oils, margarines and short
ening. Ten per cent or better is re-
fined to sell as a pure oil - a pale
Evening star., 1943-05-09

the oil to Keep it from weeping. Less
friction in this butter; less tendency
to stick to the roof of the mouth.
Peanut butter, just like the pea
nut. contains rs to % per cent high
quality protein and the same B vita
Evening star., 1943-05-09

early day product. For this a
proportion of chopped pea
nuts is incorporated into the
regular finely ground mass.
Type three is the non-howing
"a recent idea in which a
hardening agent is added to
Evening star., 1943-05-09

Peanut oil is scheduled for
a busy year ahead: Some
27O. 1000. 900 pounds of oil is
the promise. About one fourth
of this is being reserved for
war purposes, but there still
remains for home tables a
Evening star., 1943-05-09

polden stuff, of delicate flavor,
chemically and physically similar
to the oil of the olive. Peanut oil
is excellent for frying. deep-fat fry
ing especially. because of its high
smoking point. 1t may be used with
good luck in any recipe specifying
melted shortening.
The Story Of Peanut Butter
IEr peanut butter spread the
bread when butter isn't there. This
butter contains all the natural fat
Of the peanut - about 40 per cent
which holds the crushed nuts in
soft mass. More of the peanut crop
goes to market in butter than in
any other form; yet this product is
as new AZ 1890 when it was devel-
oped as a sanitarium food. Patients
loved the nut-sweet spread. thus a
market was created. Buffers were
turned out by small producers in
meat grinders and coffee grinders,
anything handy. These first but
tiers lacked smoothness, they were
chunky with nut pieces. but sales
went rocketing. Today peanut but
ter sells in three styles - the regu-
lar. made of the pulverized nuts,
salt added, sometimes sugar. Second
type is the crush spread, which in
its crunchy quality is similar to the
Evening star., 1943-05-09
Once a plaYboY food,
they're now putting
pep in wartime diets
~ %~''e''@''e
$.~@M@'a

~EANUT, that playboy nut of the
pre-war era. is drafted for KIP.
dutiea on the kitchen front.
Peanuts by the peck arrive on the
menu - and in more ways than you
ever knew a peanut existed.
Mr.. Peanut of yesterday was a
pubicized personality who never
missed a ball game, was constant to
the circus. Mr. Peanut put in appear
ance at sophisticated bars. Any
scene jolly and peanut was there
a national pastime. Today tho pea
nut IL hailed ~ . national necos-
sity to bolster world diet low in
proteins and the b vitamins.
Peanut has been hiding its nutri-
tional light under a bushel of frivol-
ity. 1t packs a protein wallop greater
than cheese, greater than chicken.
beefsteak or eggs. Statistically. pea
nut is II per cent protein as COM
pared to % per cent for cheese, 20
per cent for chicken, 18 per cent for
steak, IL per cent for eggs. And it's
a protein called efficient" that is
able to build and repair body tissues.
1t is a protein inexpensive, available
at approximately one-tenth the cost
of the less expensive meats. That's
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Vacant Lots for Sale

BY. -s.a.e- -oanea i2letiissA-sss--y yajlE
real estate broker.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
LA SALE AVENUE

: room bungalow. Just south ~ Puritan
hot air heat. hoores attic painted walls
in ell rooms Priced for quick sale
81 200 terms shown by apt Cal
Milton Buck. UN. 3 770O
HANNAH REAL ESTATE ExCH INC
LfTTLEFIELD. l50s9 Attractive 4
rooms attic. garage Excellent condi-
ton. well located Possession w 10 DAYS
81 $50 down Drive by. then call
vermont 7-ss70
MICHIGAN. 217--S rooms fun basement
furnace side drive garage lot iO0Nl10
GraflOr-iS- Mile section. s. 500 Acme
Real Estate 1903 Gratiot. Plaza a5T5
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Farms and Lands for Sale

ARKANSAS acres. good huilding As
acres cultivated eood schools and
churches for sale or trade. Martin Realty.
20ola Van Boro Rd. DE s7i3.
so ACRES orchard ana groves, acres of
woods. good soil. small cow stable and
small house needs repair ard addition.
privins distance 20 vest SIDE factories
Dearborn 395i
.COLORED-Sl5O cash gives deed Raise
your own vegetables fruit chickens
near "a Mile and Grauot. Address Box
1857 Detroit Times.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
inEs In the biz sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

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Mortgages
Business Opportunities

WHITE COLOREp MORTG AGE NONE
HOME ASSOCIATEs-Ck 7347
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Income Bungalows for Sale

ROSFNIILE- also Grstiot rg Kohl
rorran 1888 Meier Roseville l2ea-N
Schoolcraft- Wyoming Section
SIS brick gar new roof just decorated
VACANCY only 81 200 down. immediate
possess on See IL today-key AZ ofnce.
Nlctnr 1919 FenkeIL. W lssl0