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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06
Players to
be Shifted

Ann Arbor. Mich. Sept. 6-Dou't
be surprised If you see a dozen Or
more Michigan football players
changing from one position TO an
other in the lineup as a game pro
crosses this fall,
Because OF the general uncer-
tainties OF the season, Coach Il.
o. Fritz" Crisler is trying to pre-
pare for all eventualities by teach
ing a number of his outstanding
Wolverine candidates more than
one position. Among those who
are doubling up in this way are
| Bill Daley, Fred Negus. Melvin
Pregulman, Bob Hanzlik, Ralph
AmstutZ, Wally Dreyer and Glenn
Bauman.
Crisler lists three reasons for
this coaching step. declaring:
. The season is filled with uncer-
tainties, particularly in regard to
the Navy and Marine trsinees who
are members OF our squad. There
is no way of telling just how long
any Of them may be stationed here
and to be ready for anything we
are asking a number OF men to
learn two positions"
The men are carrying extreme
ly heavy study loads and already
several have had 10 quit football
10 give all OF their time to the
academic program. Finally, eligt'
bility notices for these men are
posted periodically and even a
temporary deficiency in any course
means that extra activities such
as football must be dropped"
AS a result Daley. for instance,
is learning the assignments both
at fullback and left half; Negus
and Pregulman are alternating
both at center and right tackle;
Hanzlik Is used at both tackles ami
also has had experience as an end {;
Amstutz is learning both guard
positions. Dreyer is used at left
and right half, and Bauman Is be.
ing taught the assignments both al
end and tackle. Dick Manning and
Bill Rohrbach are two others who
are learning to play at either guard
and Frank Korn Is playing both at
center and tackle
Further steps in this same d.
rection may be taken by the
coaching stan as they ready the
Wolverines for the nine-game sea
son ahead which will open Sept.
Is against Camp Grant at Rock
ford
Last year Crisler used Don Rob-
inson at both halfback positions
and Walt Freebooter at either guard.
but he never has gone in for such
wholesale doubling up as he deems
1t necessary 10 do this season.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06
CHAPTER THIRTY-NINE

THE NEXT day the national
police" Of both Mexico and the
States had arrived. Four quiet,
sharp-eyed men in civilian clothes,
they had trickled through jeans
office into Steve's to hold short,
tense conferences, and then disap-
peared again on their mysterious
errands around the countryside.
She was not asked to take notes at
these conferences, and Steve gave
her no inkling Of what was tran
spring in them.
She had no desire to discuss
them. Her curiosity was dead. She
was conscious only Of dull, ap-
prehensive terror as she watched
the federal agents Of two countries
cooperating in a smooth, confident
routine of closing in on their
quarry.
steve nderstoo tn daze
through which she was carrying on
her work. He was patient with her
when he saw her mind 60 blank in
the midst Of a dictated sentence,
stopping to repeat it casually, slow
" for her. He could feel the grind
ing torture she was enduring each
time Manzanares burst In with
fresh reports. Out Of sheer sympa-
thy, he was beginning to feel a
definite relief when Manzanares or
one Of the FBI men admitted, mo
working evidence on the gang
around here"
But he could not always shield
her. There was the morning Of the
second day when he had panto-
mined through the glass partition
for her to bring into the confer
ence the report she was tipping. She
had brought It, looking pale and
remote in her apple-green suit, a
small carbon smudge on her high
brow where he had seen her press
her hand to her aching head.
At sight Of her, Manzanares, IN
the circle Of FIJI men around Steve,
came momentarily from his ABSORB
ton in the work.
Did you know" he demanded,
"of the fine work the Senorita
Marsden has accomplished for
us ?"
The FB1 men didn't. They re-
earded the embarrassed Jean with
friendly admiration as Manzanares
launched forth into a glowing and
detailed description Of her spying
activities at the Rancho Gasoline.
And II was the senorita her.
self" he finished triumphantly.
who saw with her own beautiful
eyes the limping man talking TO
the one undoubtedly Jeffries In the
hallway of the hacienda"
At the last words, Jeans eyes -
cused sharply on Mansansses,
They have found the limping ~,
then7" abe whispers6 -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06

Football practice Is being start
ed this week by Ypsilanti High
School which has the opening game
OF the season scheduled with Lin
coin Park here September "a.
IL will be a night game. Coach
f. W. Shadford. although he has
lost several boys to the armed
services. including Clyde King,
captain. expects a good team and
is urging as many boys as posi-.
bic to turn out.
There are nine seniors return.
ing as lettermen this year for the
Ypsilanti High School football
team. They are Bernard Cosgrove.
Duane Drake, John Kelly. Warren
Kidder. Richard Lee, James Miller,
Robert Tibbitts. Norman Wilson.
and Fred Walters. There are four
juniors who are lettermen, Donald
Easing. Arthur Herbst, Calvin
Peterson, and John Wind.
Y.HS. football schedule is:
Sept. "a Lincoln Park, here.
night
Oct. /, Dearborn, there, after.
noon.
Oct. S, Wayne. here, night.
Oct. Is. Ecorse, here. night.
Oct. rs. Birmingham. there,
night
Oct. 90, Plymouth, there, after
noon.
Nov- : Am Arbor. here. night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06

New London-UPAlan ITO yard free style
Sunday National outdoo swimming and diving
championships Lyon John Eusden
both Of Yale third respectively the final day of
the three
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06

Manzanares nodded Joyful y.
But, yes, senorita! Only this morn
ing he was recovered by the police
in Mexico City. He is one Of the
gang Of Jeffries, and with him was
discovered explosives SUFFICIENT to
destroy another defense factory"
"Oh!
Steve ieaped to the rescue,
alarmed at the closed. dull hope
lessness settling over her face. II
wonder II you'd mind tipping this
report Immediately, Jean ?" he said
casually.
Jean nodded gratefully and fed,
One Of the FBI men chuckled.
'1'll give you the job, Lands, Of Sc
lecting my next secretary. like
your taste"
Would it not perhaps be a wise
thing" suggested one of the Mex
lean detectives, ito allow her to
pay another visit to the rancho :?
Our activities have been most dis
Greet. She could still return there
in the guise Of friendship and, who
knows, be successful once more"
mol"
The men looked up surprised at
Steve's violence.
You're crazy II you men think
your presence has gone unnoticed
in the village" he said irritably,
"or that any members Of the gang
in this vicinity aren't nervous as
cats about 1t. Jean is not going
near that rancho. In fact, I'm con-
cerned over her safety now, even
in the hotel"
The FBI men dropped the sub
ject Immediately. Steve felt in their
tactfulness a sympathetic realiza-
ton Of his feeling for her. 1t en-
barassed him, but didn't change his
determination to protect her from
any further participation In this
sordid business In which her heart
had so treacherously involved her
When they had gone. Steve sat
on at his desk, his work before
him for once going unnoticed. He
WAS concerned about Jean. In the
next few days, II the FBI men &C.
complished what they seemed con-
ident they would, her part in the
roundup would certainly be known
by the criminals involved-if not
actually broadcast by the garru.
lous Manzanares. And vengeance
often was swift in this country. A
stool-pigeon Of the law was hated
with virulent ruthlessness, as Man.
zanares himself had often told him
in his rambling tales OF capture
Reluctantly he reached q decision
and rang Jeans buzzer.
Through the glass partition she
sent him q quick smile and held up
Q hand in the pantomime they had
worked out. meaning, with, or
without notebook ?"
J Without" h dgnaled, and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06
A REAL PATRIOT

CLEVELAND-INS - Despite
the loss OF an arm. William II.
White. an expedition at the Fish
er Body bomber plant, not only
holds down his full.time war job
but runs a 5i-acre farm. His farm
chores include care OF two COWS.
two horses and $50 chickens ard
he does all the planting. blowing
and harvesting without help.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06
HOW TO PAY OFF YOUR DEBTS
WITH a LOAN
Here's simple way 10 clean Up your old bills
on regular monthly payment plan

NEED some extra cash quickly?
~ Want TO pay of old debts? Apply
at Household Finance for the money
you need. Repay in small monthly
instruments No endorsers required,
no wage or salary assignment taken.
Any man or woman with a job is vel
come to apply for a salary. car or
furniture loan OF $50 to $500 Just
tell Us how much you require and
which payment plan you prefer We
have many plans at our service TO
yourneeds
$50 loan for $3.e4
Payments shown in the table below
include principal and interest Charges
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06

are made only for the time you have
the money At our rate OF go per
month. a SIS loan costs $l.55 when
repaid in three monthly instalments
Of $8.85 each. but only lst when re-
paid at the end OF a week. A $50 loan
repaid IN four monthly instruments o.
sl346 each costs s384-or II repaid
in one month costs 81 so.
Cash for most any purpose
You may get a Household loan 10
clean up old bills. TO pay your doctor
or dentist. insurance. taxes. repairs,
union or training fees-for almost any
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write or visit Household Finance.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06
How They Stand

'Games behind leader.
Sundays Results
Brooklyn 5, New York l.
st. Louis 10. Concinnati o..
Philadelphia % Boston Ii
Pittsburgh 5. Chicago (12 in
Today's Games
Boston at Brooklyn (2)
Philadelphia at New York (2)
Pittsburgh at St. Louis (2).
Cincinnati at Chicago (2l.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06
GYMNASIUM READY

During the past week the gym
nssium at the Ypsilanti High
School has been put in readiness
for the school term. The pool has
been cleaned, the lockers painted.
sd tSs bAsSeSoaY .eSSyl rolisNe1
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06
CONSIDER cURFEw

NEWARK. n. J--fNS-The City
OF Newark is considering a 10 ..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06
Grid Practice Starts This Week

m. eurfew for ali unescorted chill
dren under IS. John B keenan,.
public safety director, revealed to-
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
Sundays Results
ST. Louis 3, Detroit 2.
Chicago %. Cleveland Ia.
Washington 3-5. New York 2-l.
Philadelphia 7, Boston S.
Today's Games
Chicago at Detroit (2).
St. Louis at Cleveland (20.
Washington at Boston (2).
New York at Philadelphia (2).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W / Pet. 'GB
St Louis ... SIS a $50 ..
Cincinnati ...e. 10 IS SAT 141a
Brooklyn ...... SO SIS $40 Is
P't'sS''~~S -. --95~.S3 ,s2S.I5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Quick Questions

with the Revolution
and ending with the Second
World War. do you know how
many wars the United States
has been engaged in?
What is a by inch of candle
auction?
One United States president
was also a citizen of France.
Who was this?
month has a gem Of its
own. Can you match these COR
rectly: diamond, opal, emerald,
aquamarine 49, March, April.
May, October?
Are you man of letters? IF
so, you will know what these
mean: OPA. VINO, ODT.
was the only United
States president to die a bache-
lor?
What island is called IAN I'M
sinkable aircraft carrier per-
manently anchored on Italy'S
doorstep?
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
WARCR II TO APRIL II

MARCH ~ TO Arm 20
lArics-This Is a topnotch bust,
ness day Favorable for money
gains, sound investments. saving
buying values IN essential Things
I financial transactions under
friendly vibrations, also personal
interests.
APRIL n TO NAY ~
Taurus - Another advantageous
day IN this stimulating. progressive
month. Especially opportune for
work interests, military affairs,
conferences. plans. Make new trys.
use latest equipment, tools, mate
rials and strategy. Pioneer.
NAY ~ TO JUNE Fl
GCmBi-Bc alert-thiS Is a day
for getting places and doing things
worthwhile, Worker. manager, in
structor, student, the new and old
hand al every useful job; benefc
rays sponsor your hardy lsbors.
JINE p TO July p
CWcCr-You should find 1t COM
forting encouraging to set your
activities and urgent duties in
-n' "a Ten. Everything. planetafiiy
speaking. is favorable for advance
ment, constructive gains this good
day Work hard patiently; have
faith that results will come for the
efforts.
JULY - TO AUG. p
Lco-May not be a "rarin' TO
go sort Of day, but surely one for
some achievement. Accomplish in
useful, urgent lines and piece to-
gether odds and ends from which
something Of value merges.
AUG. % TO SEPT. -
Y r. q o-Be thorough, as you.
usually are, but don't daily too long
on matters. bigger things await
your keen mind and clever hands.
Success will swing your way if you
have faith and don't worry need
lessly.
SEPT. "a TO OCT. p
Libra-Librans usually plan in
diligently and work things out in.
an efficient-if notwithstanding
ner. Today urges you TO trans
late your blueprints into actually.
Nothing too difficult to try!
OCT. "a TO NOV. p
.Scorpio-Do not spend time and
capability on use es 5 ventures,
that's begging down and not being
fair to yourself. your job or coun-
answers, but you can and should
get the best total possible.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
Sagittdrius - Promising indica-
tons for gains if you handle affairs,
wisely. economic with time and
materials and don't speed ahead
without forethought or proper
planning All useful work favored,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Bright Sayings
of Children

The Times is publishing such
remarks and paying 81 for each
published.
To day 81 goes 10 Miss Ger
trude Kraft, 4126 Seneca. Her
small cousin. observing a bath
room scale, asked;
Whats that clock doing on.
the floor"
Mail your favorite chlld's say
ings to Bright Sayings of Children,
Detroit Times, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Fighting Mans Friend
Recent RuIinQ
Permits Wife, Il,
To Obtain Work
Fighting Mans Friend

7 F X Q-My husband is in
the army ! an l. and have not
been able 10 secure employment
because al ny age. Please advise
me what 20 do
A-There has been new rul-
Ing on the age limit recently.
suggest YOU GO 20 YOUR nearest
United states Employment Of
fice.
J. !. c CT take the Detroit
Times insurance. I am leaving
for the army Saturday and would
like 10 know whether my mother
should keep on paying
A-The accident policy issued
through The Detroit Times does
not cover policyholders engaged
I'm military service.
r. {. Nj Q What is the mill
tary weight requirement for a
man 5 feet , F. inches tall
A-The minimum i approN-
mately 1lS pounds, depending on
general physical condition and
build. He can he accepted II he
II overweight II he il not flabby
and in good physical condition.
Mrs. NJ. St. Q-My brother has
been IN service over a year and l.
overseas on combat duty. We
haven't received hrs insurance
policy Where should we inquire
about this?
A-You do not receive an in
surance policy. However. you
are notified that the policy has
been taken out. II you have
not received such notification
and are sure that your brother
has taken out insurance in your
name, write to the Director Of
Insurance, u. =. Veterans Ad-
ministration. Washington. ID. {.
J. w: Only husband is in the
army and / have not been able TO
secure his address. We were Sepa-
rated al the time Of induction.
Where can ] find out where he is
stationed so that | may apply for
the allotment?
A-The Home Service Section
of the American Red Cross, 500
West Lafayette. will assist you.
Q. P: Q-How old do you have
10 be 10 Join the AWVS? Is there
a junior AWVS? Where are they
located?
A-Tbe AWVS Juniors are
located In the Kales Building,
Telephone Cadillac 164i.
w. p o: Q-I have two sons-in-
law in the United States air forces.
] have brother i'm England with
the Canadian engineers and one
brother was killed in action in the
Canadian navy. All Of these boys
were American born. Am / AL
lowed to fly a service flag for
these boys
A-Service flags should he dis
played only by members of the
I'm m ID late family, father.
mother. wife, son, daughter,
brother. sister and husband.
There Il no stipulation In the
official rules governing the dis
play of service flags TO cover
American citizens In the Cana
dian army.
J. w. r.: Q-I have brother
who was placed in AZ. Who are
placed in this classification
A-Registrants who are men
tally. morally or physically un-
acceptable TO the armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Two DaiIy
Quizzes
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA CONNOLLY

~ DAhs RshRAANfh - y ~ NfA%AfA
Name this Bible figure-ta)
the last of the Apostles; tb)
the greatest missionary; Co
the archangel that spoke 10
Mary.
Who wrote - ta) "LockSley
Hail. and "Enoch Arden; (b)
Robinson Crusoe" and Mol
Flanders; (c) The Dark
Forest" and "Fortitude"?
What opera is it-(a) Don Jose
deserts his regiment for a
gypsy girl; tb) A Hindu priest
hates all foreigners; tc) a
clown makes love TO Media?
What nation claims him-(a)
the scientist Volta; CD the
author, Turgenev; (c) the COM
poser, Schubert?
Name the state ending with
the letters-ta) ona; (b) DIS;
tc1 owa.
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
DEC. - To JAN. n

DEC. % To JAN. ~
Capricorp-An excellent day for
polishing up your efficiency,
whether yea are man ~ woman,
and also adding TO your production
per-hour record. Many new ave
nues for undreamed-of mt.
Strive on Fresh laurels ahead.
Jan. - TO FEB. IN
.Aqudrias-Never tried it before?
Don't let that stop you. Eagerness
to learn and the will 10 do and win
will take you out of the mediocre
class and put you in the indispen-
sable group. Be amenable to advice.
FEB. n TO MARCH 20
PisccS-Fine indications for
Roadway. Worker. manager. in
structor, student, officer. trainee-
benehc influences for your efforts.
Carry on with Gods help and guild
ance. Gain, good news soon.
A CHTL y horn on this day:
Gentility, artistry, kindness, in
ventivc genius are highiights Of.
this fine individual. More genuinely
capable than he or she realizes.
Must not permit self-effacement to
overrule ambition and iustifable
admission Of personal capability,
Will bring thoroughness to any job.
Birth d0tc Of Alexander Graham
Bell. inventor of telephone; Will
liam Green, American labor leader.
Copyright, 1913, by KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Horoscope
BY Frances
Drake

Look Your Birthday Comes u and Find What your
Outlook Is. According o.the Stars,
For Wednesday. Morch
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

along. The Bureau of Human Nu- triton and Home Economics, Agri cultural Research Administration, warns home canners: Don't use in your canning any syrups that have high flavor of their own, such as maple, sorghum, or molasSes Don't use brown sugar. Don't use sac charine in canning. However, if you wish, you can use honey to replace up to half of the sugar, or corn syrup to replace up to one third of your sugar. A larger proportion of either honey or corn syrup would mask the delicate fruit flavor"
 Victory Gardens and home can ming are only two of the ways Americans on the home front can get more food. Another is to get all the food you pay for in money and ration points. Make sure the scales used to weight the food you buy are set at zero. If set a few ounces beyond zero, they are fast.
 Commenting on a general warning against fast scales sent re- gently to stores in the District of Columbia, the Superintendent of Weights, Measures and Markets, R. w. Smith, said the other day: Tt is bad enough for customer to be required to pay more than
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27
WE THE PEOPLE Factory Workers Deserve LuxurieS---If Anyone Does

Well, it isn't very patriotic-oI very smart. But the war workers wife who spent more than $2OO or one Spring outfit isn't entirely tc blame.
 Those expensive items were fol sale. Was it any worse for her tC buy them than for a person used to having money to walk in, select them and ask to have them charg- ed?
 If anything, the war workers wife probably got a bigger kick out of them than woman would have who had always worn SIS shoes. WHY MAKE 'EM?
 If it's wrong for a war worker S wife to buy $98 suit - then we shouldn't be manufacturing $98 suits, or $65 alligator bags.
 As long as they are for sale it is no worse for one woman to buy them than for another.
 And it is asking a little too much of human nature to tempt women who for the first time have lots of money to spend-to leave the best things" in the shop and con- scientiously stick their money into war bonds, while they go on wear ing inexpensive clothes as always.
 If they shouldn't be bought-they shouldn't be offered for sale where they are bound to be a temptation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

These meetings should be under the direction of high school voca- tional agriculture teachers, Depart ment of Agriculture extension serv- ice workers, practical farmers or experienced gardeners. There should be demonstration meetings between the daylight hours of 2 and g in the evenings when gardeners can be shown how to spray and dust grow iag vegetables and fruits, how to use the hoe correctly in Weeding how to cultivate, and how to plant so that there will be vegetables ma turing at different times through out the season.
 At recent demonstration at Cor nell University on food preservation as part of the war effort, officials
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

is, therefore, simple to check the zero-load condition. If a merchant does not immediately correct a fast" scale when his attention has been called to it, report him to the local weights -and-measure office.
 Still another important job for the home frontier who wants more food for his family is to fight the delayed deliveries of available es- sential foods. Florida potato grow CTS, infromed recently by Senator Claude Pepper that an upward re- vision of OPA ceiling prices was coming, delayed shipment of their crops. Commission merchants hold ing Florida stocks in many cities refused to sell potatoes on hand at current ceiling prices, determined to wait until the higher ceilings were announced officially. Because a legislator jumped the gun" to his constituents and the .OPA was un- able to follow up it's promises quick ly enough, countless American fam lilies were forced to go without avail able potatoes for several days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27
BY GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Food and Markets Editor

The signs of the zodiac will not win the battle of the Victory Gar dens,' warned Professor R. S. Marsh, head of the Department of Horticulture at West Virginia Uni versity. He went on to explain that it takes more than superstition and blind faith in almanacs to destroy insects weeds and plant diseases. Also that unless community and neighborhood activities are organ ized immediately against these threats, we may lose the battle of the Victory Gardens and waste the Seels, fertilizer, labor aNJ time in vested.
 Now that the creative flush of spring gardening is about over and the markets fill up with fresh vegetables and fruit, the temptation is to rest and let the garden take care of itself, according to the Ma tional Victory Garden Institute. Act ually, the hot season is the most productive, or decisive, time for work in gardens