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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
BEARS BEAT YANKs


PLAINF1ELD, n. j.. April :
GNS)-New York Yankees were
held TO four scattered hits today
as they dropped 3 to 2 decision
10 Newark of the international
League.
Newark collected seven hits off
The combined pitching OF "Spud"
Chandler, Tom Byrne and Alley
Donald. The latter was charged
with the loss.
GIANTS WIN, II TO :
CAMP KILMER, N. j., April 3
INS)-New York Giants and Jer-
sey City of the international
League engaged in an abbreviated
five-inning SUGGEST today, the
Giants winding up with IL to z
victory. The Giants opened with
.tirst-inning blast of seven runs.
then picked UP six in the fourth
and four in me fifth. Jersey City
scored three runs in each Of the
fourth and fifth innings. after
scoring their first run in the third.
CHISOx LOSE IN ELEVENTH
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 3 (UP)
- Cincinnati Reds defeated the
Chicago White Sox. 5-3, today
when Mike Mccormick broke an
eleventh inning deadlock by sim
Cling to right with the bases
loaded.
Mccormick clinching blow was
his fourth in five trips. Elmer
Riddle blanked the Sox for five
innings, before Lonnie Frey's error
on Luke Applings grounder started
the Chicago rally that sent the
game overtime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Red SoX Given
Only Two Hits,
Bow TO Dodgers

NEW YORK. April 3 GNS)-
Three rooklyn pitchers held
Boston Red Sox to two hits today
as the Dodgers won 5 10 l exhi-
bition game at Ebbets Field.
The Dodgers scored all the runs
they needed in the first inning
when they got 10 Tex Hughson for
a pair. Al Olsen relieved Hughson
in the third and he in turn was
replaced by Norman Brown and
Mike Ryba,
Whit Wyatt. credited with the
victory, held the Red Sox in check
without much trout e, Boston
scored it's lone run in the fifth
while Kirby Higbe was on the
Dodger mound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Bob Tales
Brimsek Lets
Murphy Down
After Accolade
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

"NOw that you have turned
hockey expert" writes a client
of this column, IL wonder what
next?
81 read about frankie Brim-
SEX. You call him the Mime
sofa icicie. You picture him as
a horned demon In pads. He has
more hands than caterpillar
has legs. He turns ,sOmersaults
while Ticking pucks out through
an open window In Olympia.
"Brimsek, you say. never goes
TO the Ice. He always makes
the puck carrier make the first
move. He IL never tented out
OF position.
~ read all you had to say and
] says 10 Ida: Get your hat on.
We're going out to see one of
the greatest freaks on earth.
He's part tiger, part man. quick
As n cat and looks like an icicle.
$50 Ida gets on her hat and
we 20 out To Olympia. We see
something all right. Before Ida
can get off her hat Detroit has
thrown the rubber disc past the
part man, part tiger who Is
quick as a cat and looks like an
icicle. Then I see Mud Bruno
teau do the hat trick
"An I can see IL pucks flying
past Brimsek. Now. Mr.. An
thony' Murphy. what i want to
know II this. Was that Frankie
Kin the nets who II part tiger.
bart man, quick as cat and
looks like an iclcle. Or was IL
Art Ross Uncle Herman 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Like Zeke Bonura

Now. there YOU are. Every
thing happens TO Col. Murphisk.
Just when we let you IN on
the real dope that Brimsek IS
the greatest goalie in the world,
he has night that brings back
memories OF Zeke Bonura or
Dale Alexander playing first
base,
Come 10 think OF II. maybe
THAT wasn't Frankie BrlmSek in
lthe nets at that. Wen check up
tthe theory that II might be Ross
Uncle Herman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Harry Walker Stars
For Cardinals

CAIRO. Ill, April 3 INS) 49,
Harry Walker. who came TO the
ST. Louis Cardinals from Columbus
of the American Association. is ac-
claimed by Coach Mike Gonzales
as one of the shining lights in the
champions spring training drills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

~ Muncis Ind
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Ten innings
Ragby, Miinar Z
DesAuteis Lsnnin
NOl and Baker. j
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

The Republican Party of Michigan, represented
by such outstanding national and leaders United
States Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg United States SEN
aor Homer Ferguson, Governor Harry F. Kelly and
Lieutenant Governor Eugene c. Keyes is proud offer
Charles NJ Zegler, builder Of good roads ubo knous
good roads, as the Republican candidate for STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER in the April 5th election
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
They Play Rough

The Chicago Bears have led the
National Profes 5 ional Football
League teams in penalties for sew
eral years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Seek LETTERS 0kay
To Open Saratoga

ALBANY. April 3 CUP)-Upon
Saratoga city officials and civic
leaders today was placed the task
OF proving 10 Gov. Thomas r.
Dewey and Federal Rubber Adj
WIntstrator William letters the
feasibility Of permitting the Sara
toga track TO open this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
BY Frances
Drake

Look ia tho Section Birthday Comes h and Find What YoS
Outlook Is, According 70 fhe stars,
For Frs{gy. J1uunry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Two Daily
Quizzes
knowledge Test

BY DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY
invented the: (a) Foun-
tain pen; CD cotton gin; (c)
air brake?
Which day of the week: (al
Is named FOR the Morse god
of war: tb) is named for the
god Of thunder; (c) is the only
one named after Roman
god?
) Fill the blank in the title: (a)
The Scarlet 49,, by ORGY;
(b) The Prince and the
49," by Twain; CO. The
Great go" by Oppenheim.
What famous person: (a)
Allowed cakes 10 burn; tb)
ordered the waves TO stand
still; (c) watched a spider?
5 Who painted: Ca) The Night
Watch; CD Mona Lisa; (c)
The Horse Fair ?
Can you name these Indians;
(a) the father of PocahontaS;
(b) the last of the MohicanS
Co the Shawnee leader killed
in the war Of 1912?
ANSWERS on Opposite Page)
Copyright. 1913, by King Feature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Quick Que stions

The just issued United States
White Book gives the history
of our foreign relations dur
ing recent years. What years
are covered?
-Buna, the scene Of warfare in
which our troops engaged, Is on
what island?
Which team won the last Rose
Bowl football game?
John and Sebastian arc the
first names of the discoveries
of Labrador. Their last name
is the same. What is il
What letter appears most
frequently i'm the English
language?
The Tom5S," formerly a build
ing in New York City, was
used for what purpose?
According 10 the Bible, how
long did the rain continue
during the food?
ANSWERS on Opposite Page)
Copyright. 1913. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
For Friday
ALARcR Il "a APRIL p

p MARCH CT TO APRIL %
Arics-The favorable odds are
on your side but your talents ana
managerial ability are needed 10
urge forward work and workers.
Especially good for Industrial mat
tiers. work with machinery, iron,
steel, tools. lumber; mining, drill
ing. laying cable
APRIL ~ TO NAY 20
Builders, carpenters.
tool-makors. cement and brick
workers, agriculturalists, farmers
should get splendid results for
efforts today.
MAY n TO JUNE n
Gemini-You handling financial
matters. dealing in reliable stocks,
bonds, insurances; promotlonal, ad-
vertising work, producing, distrlb-
uting motion pictures; selling,
writing features for newspapers
magazines on today's lucky list.
JUNE - TO July p
CAVE z You can make per-
sonal Roadway in private matters,
also show a good record IN your
JOB or general interests. Many
advantages along new lines; new
methods to explore and exploit
july - TO AUG. %
Leo-Mildly encouraging. If you
plan your days schedule carefully
and allocate the work so that an
even fennno can be maintained
without frantic rushing at certain
times and idleness- at other periods
you should realize good results IN
your work and enjoy the labor.
AUG. 95 TO SEPT. %
7 q 0-Teacher. instructor
secretary. student, artist. musician
designer. good expert on today S
highly sponsored list. Specialists
expert mechanics. managers receive
unusually beneficent vibrations
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
Lihrn-Tnday opens the way for
further advancement through exer-
else of leadership qualities. Leader
ship can be learned The success
full handling Of men. materials,
finances or organizations implies
leadership qualities, makes you
valuable.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. 20
.Scorpio 49, You born before No
vember 10: favore monetary
gains; mind your step in artistic
matters, personal or romantic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Fighting Mans Friend;
Soldier S Wife
May Receive
Army Relief

B. c. X: Q-My husband eN-
poets 10 be indicted soon. We have
one child four months old. How
much of an allotment viii l re-
ceive and how soon will l get'it {?
Is there any place I can go for
relief, as we have not been able
TO save anything?
A-lou will receive S62 a
month. Normally. when an APP
LEGATION il approved, the allow
ance will begin To accrue on the
first OF the next succeeding
month following the date of APP
plicatiOn, and payment will he
made following the end of that
month. Go to Army Emergency
Relief. Fort Wayne section,
Livernois and West jefferson
avenues.
MRS. r. II. A.: @ With refer
ence to the new rules governing
soldiers mail, is Alaska considered
overseas? / have been told that
letters would not be sent air mail
unless they are written on V-mall
stationery. Is this correct?
Ayes, Alaska il out of CON
tihehtal United States. Regular
stationery may he used, hut II
IL advisable to use N-mail sta
tiOnery, If at all possible.
3-B EXPLAINED
A. N: Q-Pleasc explain the
meaning of Class 3-B. We have
the draft board that we
are expecting a baby soon, but
have had no reply. VIII my nus
band be subject To call soon?
Amen i'm Class BIB are de-
ferred on the grounds of de-
pendency and essential Occupa-
ton. Only your draft board can
tell you how soon he will he
called. The draft board has un-
dOubtedly noted the information
on your husbands question
naire. They do not acknowledge
receipt of such information.
MRS. :. X: Appetite ques-
tions pertaining to family allow
ances should be referred To the
Office of Dependency Benefit,
2l3 Washington street, Newark,
y. j.
HAS ASTHMA
MRS. X: Q-My husband is 30
years Old and has asthma. Will he
be drafted? If nc is inducted, will
the government pay for my treat
mentS or will l have to pay for
them out of my allotment?
ACQUISITIONS pertaining to
deferment for physical reasons
can only he answered by your
draft board after physical en-
animation. If he is indicted and
you find the allotment is not
sufficient TO take care of your
doctor bills, a. well as your liv-
ing expenses, you may obtain
relief by going To Army Emer-
gency Relief or the American
Red Cross.
p. B. X: q Could a man be
lut in Class az for asthma or hay
ever as well as for moral reasons.
A-Men physically, mentally,
or morally unfit are put in
Class AZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

copynFht. lei3, by Klns Festu.e'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

TERE pleasant little game that will give you
every day 1t Is numerical puzzle designed to spell out
the letters first the number
Of letters subtract II the number is less than
add g. your number Start at thu left
hand ectangle check of
right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

rug Z" inc Nibfft
January as.
issues. Scorpions born after No
vcmbcr 9 have il the other way
round.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
SogHtdTtts -- Familiar matters,
work you've been trained in, con-
ferences. agreements, discussing
plans and intricate detail work are
among first honorcd now
DEC 25 TO JAN II
CUpric0rp-It's a money-making
day n YOU hit the right stride and
don't waste time over pointless dis
cusSions. arguments or forcing your
WAY. Win through intelligent per
Suasion.
JAN. - TO FEB. 20
AqudrjHS-Today will be kind Ia
YOU II YOU throw the full weight of
your ambition and ability into ac-
complishing in YOUR job.
FEB. n TO MARCH %
PiScCS-Nou must move forward ;
make yourself felt where you know
YOU have talent for the job. Others
less capable than YOU may be at
tempting what you CAN do and
do well. Exploit your gifts.
4 CHTL ID born on this day.
Unusual talent for literature
poetry, other finer arts. Inventive
genius. mechanical skill. Not an
ordinary somebody, one of unusual
makeup, n deep thinker, obstinate
lovable, emotional; demanding of
others: will gather knowledge from
every source.
Copyright. 1913, BY Kins Feature,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
ID School Shut
In Inkster Strike

TuPrtS
STAYED away from their classes
TODAY rs = strike which originated
in the lrkster High School spread
20 the Lincoln intermediate, fore
ing The closing Of both.
The strike started Yesterday
when 30 high school students left
their classes and pIcketed the
building demanding increased
TeCrestionaI facilities and the CON
iinued services Of 2 music teacher
provided IN previous years by
Henry Ford Police sent the re-
naming 80 students home.
This morning 600 children ri
the Lincoln School refused 10 60
10 class. in what Miss Alfred
Schsuer superintendent called 3
strike IN sympathy with the high
school students
Board OF education members
met for several hours last night
with leaders Of the striking stu
dents. The meeting broke up
when demands Of the strikers
became unreasonable, Miss
Schauer said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Criticism Of j. ).
African Policy
FIdyed by Hull

WASHINGTON Ian - ms
Secretary az State Cordcll Hal,
today branded AS vicious and
,eronoIs >uF Tho hluer cutl
c-Sn which has been directed
against American rollcl m French
North Atrca .u recent weeks.
lr 1re Of the woS' lmpassloned
oYth.rsrS since te became Secre-
tarN a. state. Hu.' pointed out mat
q rre shuSo and NIupgraiion maj
was hclnr poured ogt on the state
departn'crt and '0 part on IT..
szs..---.4.s = s.-..s.4-s2.s4 :. =
. American Minister Robert Muir
pby In North Africa reached ITS
most violent Stage 81 tho very
time that tre problems bon ques
ton were hgrC considered nN
7resaert Roosevelt ard Prime
Minister Winston CnurCr-i..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
:UAW Officers
.0uit al Rouge

, Resignation Of the tAW-CIO
officers and committeeman of the
maintenance unit Of the Ford
Rouge plant, scene Of a recent
wildcat strike. was announced to-
day by Richard r Leonard, di-
rector Of the JAW Ford division
Leonard said that the men
turned in their designations follow
ing the appointment OF Harry Ross.
an international representative, as
Administrator of the unit.
These designations are no re-
hection on the officers and build
ing committeeman" Leonard
said. They do not imply that
any OF them are guilty Of in
Stigating or encouraging the
stOppage Of work.
They have pledged that they
will aid Ross in every possible
way TO solve the problems Of the
unit and Ia avoid future work
stoppages"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Elias Epps Sued
In Divorce Court

Extreme cruelty today was
charged m a suit for divorce fled
by Mrs Pauline Epps 1920 Pen
ningion drive. against Elias EppS
former president and treasurer OF
the Consolidated Brewers Supply
Company, and now operating a.
Elias Epps e. Go.
Mrs. Epps asked Circuit Court
Judge James f. Chcn0l for an in
junction enioInIng her husband
from transferring any ~ his bus.
ness assets. and asking Temporary
alimonS and a share IN his bust
ness profits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

AND OUR SECOND YEAR OF THE WAR

government, deliveries to retailers by the
meat industry are limited
You as a housewife are already at grips
with this problem. You have encountered,
and will encounter many shortages and
inconvenience.
Who is 70 blame for then19
Is it the government NO.
Is it the livestock producer NO.
Is it the meat industry? NO.
Is ii your meat retailer NO.
1t is couple Of fellows named Adolf and
Toto.
Whot the Housewife Con Do
The American housewife is meeting the
problem with understanding and resource
fulness. She is sharing the meat. She is
buckling down to doing tricks with food
which she never dreamed of before.
She realizes that what we have learned
about foods in a period of plenty must not
be lost in a period of scarcity and self-de-
NAL. She knows that strong, healthy bodies
are needed to win this war and to build a
better world to live int that there must be
no biackout Of good nutrition
Meat is a mainstay of good nutrition.
How can you keep meat on the table reg
ularly as good nutrition demands2
One way is to learn more cuts of meat
to use the available cuts Many of these
may be new to your table but they all
have the high nutritional value of meat -
and can be deliciously prepared. The book
lets offered below will help you.
Remember, on the bottIe fronts and fhe
home fronts, meat is fighting food. Moke
every pound count!
AMERICAN MEAT INSTITUTE, Chicago
oil oordios Nutrition mode S2l
Il 9: ::': : i: ;:;:: !: {; SECS;
industry
ook Dept 1873 Chicago
Viiomns -
phosphorus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

ticipated by the newspapers for
several days and broke out IN
spontaneous celebrations believing
the war was over.
Telephone calls and the later
radio announcements cleared up
the misunderstanding and the eel
ebrationS were postponed for an
other day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

Meot provides: Complete shquoGN prOfe Essential tomns
omne rboon Important minerals phosphorus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
DETROIT EVENING TIMES fPRoNE CHERRY $500

lawyer were arguing with a bus
IdTiveT
When police arrived, the pair
twas said 10 have turned on them
with failing fists.
ellis pleaded guilty Al his ar
rBignment before Municipal Judge
Louis r. CoaSh. lie left the court
without comment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

formation. John Lear, each were
fined $500 today after being con.
lvicted of libel against the Puerto
Rico Farmers Association. Tug
well and Lear are expected TO ap.
neal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Judge ellis Fined SD:
DiSOrderly Conduct

LANSING. Jan - Recorder,
Judge Joseph A. GIllis OF Detroit
was fined SS35 on a diSorderly
conduct charge In municipal cOuri
here today after spending four
heHFs IN isii
ellis was arrested ~ < 4S q m
with Harry Keller. A. nj 1867
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

Harvard road. Crosse Pointe. p
Detroit lawyer. after a disturbance
IN an st-nieht restaurant
Keller. accused Of being drunk
was m no condition "a appear In
court tins morning, officers said,
Police were called ~ the rPStau-
rant on reports that the nudge and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 27
up "A faulty train whistle and
anticipationS Of 'momcntouS' news
TO be announced set off the ma
tons first victory celebration
last night along 26 miles OF rail
road right-of-way between here
and I.apOTte
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Meet Animal Population

Secretary Wickard's great food-for- victory
program starts at the grass roots, where
livestock producers are working night and
day, often without adequate help, to break
their own already phenomenal records.
We have the land, we have the facilities
and we have the will to produce.
Actually there is in this bounteous land
one beef animal for every two persons; about
the same number of hogs; and better than
half as many sheep and lambs
Even with this enormous supply and
more on the way, we at home must tighten
our belts and spread out meat little thinner,
but we can thank our lucky stars we have
il to spread out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Peru Breaks With WchY

LIMA. Jan. y INS) The
Peruvian government announced
today that il had broken relations
with the Nichy government OF
Fance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
TueweII Fined for Libel

SAN JUAN. Jan. 81 GNS).-
Gov. Rexford G. Tugwell of Puerto
Rico and his co-ordinator OF in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Train TOOter Stuck:
Peace! HOOSierS Veil

A Chicago-Cleveland passenger
train blew its whistle for a cross
ing at Laporte-and the whistle
stuck. IL kept shrilling at full
blast until the train pulled into
the South Bend station.
Scores who heard the whistle
recalled news announcements an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

Why is meat Item No. on Uncle Sans food
shopping list? Why does the man in training
get nearly pound of meat a day? Why is
meat a basic part of every Army ration
even down to pocket size Field Ration K
Meat, to which man always instinctively
has turned, is now recognized by science
and by the government as protective food,
containing many of the things which make
for health, stamina and Vitaity*
To make available these benefits Of meat
on an Unprecedented scale, the meat in
dustry has unIeashed the full power of its
capacity and skill
Here are few of the highlights;
One railroad car now does the work of three in the
shipment Of homeless beef, which provides just as
much meat 90 per cent less space than required by
the sides and quarters shipped during World War l.
The new Deb ydrafed beef and pork take up only
one-t tenth of the space in ships that would be re-
quired by meat in other forms. These amazing new
military products, which preserve the good favor
the character and the good nutrition of meat also
lend themselves readily to air transport.
On the meat production fne-a tremendous
surge. Many and different kinds of canned
meats-stepped up 20 per cent-more than double
over total canned meat production year ago.
new creation called "TUshonka" (peces of
pork cooked and canned) is now becoming familiar
in the rations of our fighting Russian allies. This is
one of many new products created especially for
needs.
For months, experts from the livestock and meat
industry have visited military centers helping to
train cooks in the preparation of meat large scale
Under the rising scale of offensive effort,
the government, the livestock producer, the
meat industry, the sausage maker and the
meat retailer are putting forth every effort
to make the meat 60 'round-at home as
well as on the fighting fronts.
Under necessary restriction orders by the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

million Americans under arms -.
IA million beyond our borders -.
All fighters oil meat eoteTs -.
As me offensive power Of fhe United Motions
grows, so grows me need for neuf.
FOOD too has become part of the grand
strategy" of winning this war.
Meat for example: Since the meat industry
went on war footing in 1941, it has fur
nished our armed forces and our allies 4S4
billion pounds of meat-fresh and canned.
This is the equivalent of 19 billion aver
re meat meals.
More than 1900 American meat packing
houses and nearly 1000 sausage makers
today are doing their utmost to give our
own fighters the best diet in the history of
warfare; to supply meat to our fighting
allies; and still to give every person not in
uniform the nutritional values of meat
Those who are not directly supplying the
armed forces and allies are doing their part
to supply the home front.