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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

HAht n II ~ AihlL ~
Aries-Good day for close Of this
month. You can capahly attend 10
important major as we'll as minor
matters. solve at least some of the
days problems and help get June
started on the right foot.
APRIL Fl 70 MAY 20
Taurus - Both work and per
sonal matters (of urgency are
favored. IL YOU waste no time on
anything useless, you'll make this
day count on the ledger's credit
side. More than enough is needed
MAY II TO JUNE q
Gcmmi-Now don't rush out of
May leaving unfinished business,
odds and ends to be picked up
later and generally hamper the
bright beginning to which the
active, progressive month of June
is entitled.
JUNE p TO JJLY -
Capccr-New rules and regula-
tons may be in effect, but they
needn't bother you, or upset your
determined, progressive tempo. In
fact, you can advance quicker now
than during the past months.
JILY ~ TO AUG. -
Loo-Everything must be well
controlled May be a tendency to
undue haste, anger, prejudice
AUG. % TO SEPT. Is
Tuao-Take Juue's fresh out.
look NOW-dou't wait till tomor-
row. In fact. never wait till any
tomorrow ( today 1t can be accom-
plished we'll and II the premature
action doesn't spoil right results,
SEPT. - 10 OCT. p
Libra Better check over some
Of those important things
everything m order? Have YOU
forgotten any necessary details!
OCT. - TO NOV. p
Scorpio-Irll be snappy day
hut whether 1t is snappy in the
efficient way-meaning bright, use
fully agrees ive--or Just un-
pleasant in curt answers and un-
ruly disposition is greatly up ia
YOU personally. BE serene, main
tain optimism.
NOV. - 70 DEC. %
Sngi'drios - T o m orr W has
favorable planetary aspects but II
you aren't up 10 par today, YOU
may hamper progress of not only
tomorrow but many days. Ii NAV
be a tough" pull 10 keep wits
working and system organized, but
II CAN be done. Never mind a
few rebuffs.
DEC. % TO JAN. ef
Copylcorp - Advantage foI
work, genera business, money
matters. building, rehabIlitating
financing paving bills. buying war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Lots Of Hose

Included in the luggage she
vii take are Stacks. play and
lounge clothes. evening dresses
and plenty Of hosiery. The
Red Cross told me 10 take lots
Of stockings as they cost about
three times as much abroad
she Confidcd
Born in Battle Creek, Mary
Helene was graduated from
Catholic Central High here and
received her cap az ST. An
'hony's Hospital in Amarillo.
Texas.
She worked In Detroit at Mt.
Carmel Mercy, Herman Kiefer
and Receiving hospitals and en-
tiers service as a member OF the
Michigan unit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Kd6o0s, Fiish Fries Perfect
Foods FOR Back Yard Meals
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

WHEN THE weather man
predicts fair and warmer, lets
Succumb to that old temptation
Of planning an out-oi- door meal.
Whether your wish is a picnic
in the woods. a barbecue at the
beach, or merely taking To your
own back yard. there IS no bet
ter way TO have fun and relaXa-
ton.
The first real time saver is a
picnic basket or box, all packed
and ready to so al a moments
notice Even If it only goes 10
the end Of your yard, or if it's
off to the country, it's a real aid
IN having everything at hand
and incidentally saves on wear
and tear of your own kitchen
utensils.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Ready to 60

Fit it completely with picnic
cups and plates, knives. forks
and spoons a packet Of paper
napkins and above all a can
opener. a box Of matches. salt
and pepper, and a tin OF sugar
can be kept in il too.
II you are planning A real
backWoodS affair, away from the
realms OF civilization, here are
some extra things which you
will need: a thermos Jug a long
handled frying pan, some screen
ing or wire TO serve for an
improviSed grill a supply OF
drinking water in case none is
available, long handled forks for
toasting steaks, and a supply Of
newspapers TO use IN starting
fires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Fastened on Combs

If you're seeking something to
add 20 but not conflne your
locks, consider the glamour
addenda shown In cXhange for
one dollar, you can have.
mounted on a comb: a pouf Of
starchcd maine m SheCrcSt
black to give zip TO a blonde
name. Or you may choose
soft paStclS rosettes crocheted
Of celteCal straw. Perhaps YOU
would like vibrant silk peoples
nodding from your raven curlS
or q whirhng ornament OF petal
cut felt IN beige. white, heaven
blue or dusty rose. You simply
pay your money madame, and
take your choice!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
New Bottles
7 oSdve

THE department Of agriculture
announced that millions OF
milk bottles will he used in their
campaign TO save food.
Prepared in cooperation with
milk bottle manufacturers, and
the nations dairymen, educa-
tlonal slogans on milk bottles
will 60 right into the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. America to remind
them of the Importance of food
conservation.
Food Fights Too-Use 1t
Wisely is one of the slogans
that will appear on the sides of
milk bottles. And the same
slogan adds, Plan All Meals for
Nictory-Balance Your Meals
With Milk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Permanent Process

II follows the successful slogan
campaign of a few months ago
when milk bottles, with the ap-
proval of the treasury depart
ment, went into millions Of
homes TO tell every body to Buy
War Bonds.
Many Of these Buy War
Bonds bottles are still working
for Uncle Sam, since the mes
sage, imprinted by the applied
color screen process, lasts as long
as the bottle. and does not come
off when the bottles are ster-
illZed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
$ Measure Liuuids

FOR BETTER results in hak-
Ing. always set Nour measuring
cup on level surface when
measuring liquids. Thus You VIII
be sure 10 use the right amount
called for.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Different Designs

a second showing a typical
American housewife with sun
bonnet on her head, and troWel
in hand. as she kneels before
rows Of growing vegetables,
urges her 10 PLANT Victory
Garden and Tend 1t Carefully
a third. showing a housewife
placing A glass container iShcr
refrigerator. tells her TO plan
Meals 10 Avoid Waste--Store
LCftoverS Carefully
This uSe-food-WiSely drive is
part of a nationwide campaign
TO hack up the home front in a
nation that realizes now that
food utilization, and conserva-
ton. is every bit as important as
other war activities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

come by the men of the family.
Just roll the fish in cornmeal.
season and fry in plenty of fat
IN a long-handled skillet until
well Drowned on both sides.
Roast your own potatoes 10 60
along lay them on embors
alongside log or rock and cook
80 10 40 minutes, turning FREE
Quently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
John Cinched II

Il had been thinking Of il for
some time she said, but John
CInched the matter for me when
he said he'd be IN there now If
he didn't have a wife and chill
dren. l have no dependents so
I'm off TO do my bit for my
country and carry on for the
Smiths
Mary Helene Is awaiting
orders that will transfer her 10
Fort Custer or Massachusetts
for active service She has sp-
Piled for overseas duty, hopes II
viii be Egypt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30


proven properties. A get-ahead
day,
JAN. e TO FEB. 20
Notwithstanding the emo
tious, checking regularly on dis
position and keeping fit all round
always are duties, and NOW these
tasks are more urgent than ever.
FEB. II TO MARCH 20
Pisces - Please note advice TO
Aquarius today your aspects are
similar. Be discriminating; tact
important with both family and
Others may bicker, dis
cuss endIessly - don't Join with
them. BE a thoughtful listener.
A CHILD born on this day:
Alert. versatile, artistic. May be
overquick at times. and seemingly
tactleSs, but this child will respond
TO reason and kindinesS.
Copyright 1919, by kins Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Your Horoscope

France, Drake,
The Detroit Times,
l1lf Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SIND Ny INDlNID-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY 6 UIDE and LUCKY
CAITNpAR for the first SIX
months of 1913.
Vas Born!
Month ...-........-" Day.
Send sc and Scif-A}iycoed
Stamped EVtelobc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Easy Salad

FOR AN easy sala d, try
lemon-fayored gelstine contain
ing equal amounts Of GUIDED
cranberry sauce and grapefruit
sections.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
New Version

L You're a d.sbehCNCr YOU
have only 10 glance Al today $
skctch. The now version of the
faSCirat0r shown should con-
vince YOU 8 smarter inter-
probation of the triangular scarf
this shawl IS MADE OF thousands
al loopcd stitches of the most
eoSsamer combination of Silh
and wool.
In heavenly mutcd paslclS D.
has the quaint charm OF
grandma s shawl plus the smart
stamp Of modern design.
Whether riding m "A lcep q
bicycle or dancing al the Off
GERS club. this lacy shawl will
do up Your curlS IN fine feftle.
A. s. n comes IN q VIDE range
OF pastel shades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Pack Foods Well

AS 10 the actual packing Of
the food, you can easily be an
expert, aud have everything
appetizing and delicious when
served. Wrap sandwiches in
dividually in waXed paper so as
10 keep them fresh. Garry sal
ads in screw top mason jars or
vacuum Jugs.
Cookies and cakes should be
in covered tin boxes. and those
whole tomatoes, hard cooked
eggs, radiSheS, and the like. are
best brought along i'm oiled skin
refrigerator bags.
Picnickcrs carrying hot foods
can he sure 10 have them warm
and tasty If brought in covered
CaSSeroleS and well wrapped in
newspapers. PackaCed ice cream
or frost bites, Just right for that
extra special treat, can be easily
kept If packed in dry ice.
So many people like to turn
cook when they get out in the
open. and I'm sure n OF h ! n 9
could be more 10 their taste
than kabObS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Washington TO Grant

"A Mcqueen served in the
Revolution and another ances-
tor of my mothers was in the
war of 1912. Grandfather Smith
fought with the Michigan unit
in the Civil War. He died
shortly after il from malnutri-
ton suffered in a Confederate
prison"
Mary Helene'S brother John
was a member OF the famed Red
Arrow Division which diStin-
guished itself in the last world
war and another brother was in
the navy.
John fought in the battles OF
the McuSe. Argonne and Cha
teau Thlerry and II was he who
urged Mary Helene 10 join the
army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Mary Smith
Carries on
A 7 radition
BY PMLoNIENE EZACK

WHEN MARY HELENE
" SMITH leaves her home in
DumbArton to enter the army
nurse corps she will carry on a
family tradition started during
the Revolutionary War.
There's been Smith or Nc
Queen (my mothers side of the
family in every war since that
time Miss Smith said. And
now I'm the only one able to 20,
so l guess it's up TO me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
uODOCCODC By Frances
! L -. Drake

Look in the Section Which Birthday Comes and Find What
Yoy Outlook Is According to the Stars
For Monday May 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Kabobs

One pound beefsteak. cut into
about j pieces. Il slices of
bacon. y olives, 4 Bermuda
onions. and salt and pepper.
Sharpen the ends OF sticks
that are at least 2 feet long.
Then stick each with piece of
steak, an olive wrapped i'm ba-
con. slice OF onion, and repeat
until about 6 inches of tho stick
IS covered. Sprinkle with salt
and pepper and broil over glow
ing Goals until well cooked and
tender, Slip off into rolls. This
is enough for I servings.
A combination potato salad is
the perfect accompaniment.
Combination Potato Salad
Four cups cooked diced po-
tatoes. , diced tomatoes. 2 diced
Cucumbers, | chopped green pep
per. / small chopped onion. l
tablespoon parsley, and salad
dressing.
Mix vegetables carefully; add
enough salad dressing to mois-
ten. Chill.
Fish fries ere especially well
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Police i'm
Field EbaV

BY TOM HARPER

The seventeenth annual fold
day Of The Detroit police, undcf
lhe auspices OF the Detroit Police
Benevolent Association will be
held tomorrow al the Fair
Grounds
Starting at ] p. m the public
Will be- treated TO iour-hour
show known nationally aS ono Of
the best of ms kind in Tho country
There writ hr an att1iruc- con-
test between Toronto and Detroit
police squads music by the police
band ana entertainment by a
troupe of clowns Eight of tine
country s outstanding outdoor acts
also viii be- presented.
IIIghhghtng the program will
be an exhibition by the interna-
-tteH4l4t- taH4ett-- pistol team Fire
iNe-man team VIII be an charge
ut IT. Marvin DTTvCT, VINO VIII
act as range officer.
McmbcrS Ol The team are sgt.
Alfred Hemming patro m a n
Maurice la LOnd r.. Palroiman
John Mcintyre Patrolman James
MCFrIn and Detective SGT. Lewis
SandcISOn
Iho -1e4n.- h4!dS---1-. l.a3ia---t4e-
CF.F- tvrnlf.-f ~ ~ l..f,ts,s ,l
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Navy Has Team

The / y Navy I- represented
by the FIChth Naval District OF
New Orleans frrn way out ln
Fresno. Cal comes tho Ham
mcr Army An Base team and
from deep In The heart Of Texas
comes Camp Wallace which
bo1~ty itfr Hrfroft b0ys
Plttcd against Tins quartet Of
military 'an@Nlll bc boy, who
arc helping to make boWbcr~,
bomb sights. plane tank and
peep parts gas masks chcm.-
Gals and sundN other items SO
essential TO the successful con-
-eh+-+eH- i4t.-ei----i
The men teams are nO' the
only prrrS IN TINS event ri m
tcrnaton8l scope that are lend
ing = helping hand u the War
effort Tire ruwgiv Young iaulc,
arr rt7UE tUrrr u1t- too
Some of them work m stt.i-
loading plar'- others ln.ararlii
i4ciorie~. ~lUe make parts Tor
Vauous hcld pieces and Wca-
pon> They are not only helping
10 turn -h our fighting men
WITH thc equipment bs their
labDrS thcs also are buying
W4f bond
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Shift Starting
OF RitzC|dsSiiC

Start Of the Ritz Junior Classic
open 10 all boWlers Of lS5 average
and above. is set for oct. > instead
-Or sept . a. originally planned,
Clark Moses. manager announced
today BOWERS above 1S5 will be
handicapped the number OF pins
over
-Four game, are 10 be rolled
across eight alleys each week on
TWO squads al ! and 6 p. m the
winner 10 be determined on a
point system at tho conclusion Of
the season IT 81 KegIcrS aTc en-
tered. Tho one with the highest
score each week Will receive 30
points. etc.
Amount Of prize fund VIII de
is-fdtti srs,
Entry tee is SIS per man
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
2957 1857 Top
Season Marks
In Shop Loop
STANDINGS

Two now season team records.
one change in the individual high
game table. tie for first place
and ninc straight defeats tor
Plymouth are in the ChySler In
tcrplant books today following
last nights matches a. Palace
Recreation
Supcrlini~ tnl--preyipu~lY- noted
as Chry,lcr Jefferson because of
"a Sccrctaual oversight boosted
the team mark 10 2957 and the
m2h game 10 1851 George Mill
CTS 267 put nm second 10 Ted
GronoWSkl who has 275
Forge gained Two from Dodge
Truck. 2S4l 10 2679. and ChrYsler
Service surrendered two 10 Tank
Arsenal 2919 10 1884. 10 bring
Joint occupancy Of first AlumI-
mum Forge with Bill DcWight
posting $50 Shutout Plymouth.
2779 10 266q 10 leave the losers
7'-rtrr0rit q vIrr0Ty III tnT6V weeks
Frank Tc,chIcr Forge. had
prime score of COS. which included
-36-236 Trailing the leader were
Frank ZION Service. 639 George
Miller Supcrfin.,hcI, 6f6. Carl
kumm highland Park Engineer
Ing 6l5, Mark Collnak Super
fini,hor> 63l, and Bert WiStoW
Service. GA.
GroHou~ki opening night sen
SatIon with ~ dropped 20 5l1
after 5ft Sept g. Bruno Gar
gula Of Dodge Main vowed 10 beat
JUO and dId ON 0Ol bat a l36 I'm
i-h ~natched away a better total.
Joe Piappcrt OF Supcrfinisher~
has yoi 20 show q 500 His low
10 date is 5l6 and high 565. Like
Frank Yo,t ne Is Just waiting TO
get on 10 the alleys.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Bob Tales
Service leans
Among SoftDaI
L Tile Seekers
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

Kings and queens from II
states and the District OF
Columbia, representing every
section OF the nation. and three
from Canadian provinces, begin
play I'm l.. of ID. Stadium to-
night 10 crown the world 1913
soilball champions
For the first time IN history
Of the event, which had IFS IN
Ception 10 years ago at Chicago
worlds faIr T. s armed forces
teams. Will seek the champion
ship.
-Four service clubs represent
inC a. many different branches,
viii fight n out with teams from
seven war plants. and repre-
SentstivcS of four concerns
which are contributing to the
war effort
The service teams come from
distant points, except for the
army dental corps of Toronto
Can incidentally that rs The
second Canadian armed forces
team 10 compete IN Tho world
meet ROYAL York 0l Ontario
lp>t 20 Arizona md Chicago q
year ago
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
& in Row Make
KOppitz Threat
STANDINGS

Al tLc c4lLlul pace kopp-lL Is
one of tbe teams 10 beat for tho
place prize In april AZ SpIng-
well. Recreation last night Jack
Gardner, ou'gt raH .ts string 10
>IN straight
Bob RIcn ol hoppiz was leader
ID The individual totals with -62G-
a TT finish gave Clarence Kra-
VnKe 900 arJer 1s5-1i7 KJaienke
is the fourth ieagucr in the city
I'D heat 10 SINCE the season
1iJrrrri
ElH- Wa.so Standard had
wcck hga oil -9lo and luz5 for
single.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
LedhY Praises
julius Franks
As Sportsman
By EDGAR HAYES

SOUTH BEND Ind, Sept II
Coach Frank Lcahy's first greet
lng was. How serious is julius
Franks illness
When told rest and care would
undoubtedly SEQ complete re-
'colcry for The University Of
Michigan star Leahy said, I'm
glad / got 10 know julius pretty
well at the all-,tar game and
hes credit 10 Michigan and TO
football
The Sor>pokcu Irisher was
then willing to discuss his '-1gT3
Notrc Dame football team He
had 80 men out for drl IN per
feet football weather They have
sire anA spretl, etd att Notfc
Dame teams have spirit.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
OstermueIIer Rejected

CHICAGO. Sept J.. NtUPlN.
FrItz oStcrmuoIlor Brooklyn Dod-
gor pitcher VA, rejected Tor
military service when given his
examination 8t the induction
center because of arthuus of the
ankle.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Niqht Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Times daily prints IN the Night Edition only the
name Of horse which experts feel the outstanding
bets OF the day.
key appears Eight Line
Editions with number letter Of the alphabet
The horses appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
AND IT IS PRINTED N CODE
TOnOuoW's follows:
i-lS q Gil
U-37 III
Clip this code IL viii enable decpher the
appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17

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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-03


! UNITED STATES SUBMARINE
BASE. NEW LONDON. Conn. March
3.-Fresh from years service on
/ three submarines Geep in enemy
waters. an American sailor calmly
told Yesterday the dramatic story of
his part in the sinking of Is Japs-
nese ships, including a cruiser. two
deStroyers, 10 freighters and five
transports.
Two other Jap cruisers were tor
| pedoed, the sailor said, by one sub
marine which penetrated an enemy
controlled bay to sink two transports
and two freighters in full view Of the
shore
The submarine CreWman is John J
Sherman. 30, an electricians mate
first class from Yonkers. N. Y. He
was serving on sub commanded by
| 1t. Comdr. Frederick B. Warder of
Grafton, w. Va, who now is a COM
mander.
Called Fearless Freddie
He was known to us as Fearless
! Freddie" said Sherman. though,
of course. we never called him that
to his face. We all just about wor-
SHIPPED him. He wasn't scared of
anything
1t was through his shippers eye,
glued to the perlscope. that Sherman
saw the sinking of the cruiser
we had sighted two cruisers and
went to battle stations Then the
captain told us what was going on.
He said: Up periscope Full speed
ahead. A heavy cruiser is up ahead.
She is about 10000 tons. distance
about 5000 yards. I can see her
clearly. The lookout in the crows
nest doesn't see us. I'm going to get
this baby. She's not going to get
away from us now.
Are you all set down below?' he
asked from the coming tower. Ease
the rudder 2 degrees left Steady
as you go. The firing order will
be - And he indicated the
torpedo-fring sequence. Then he
said, Fire one, fire two, fire
three
900 in Water.
"A tense moment held the sub
marine. Then the captain spoke
again over the speakers. We've hit
her! The Japs are manning their
guns. They're firing in our direction.
trying to hit our periscope Now
they're jumping over the side. The
ship is starting to go down. About
900 men are swimming in the
water"
Sherman noted that there was
pause. Again the captain broke in
with Shes blown up The gun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-03
Smoked Carp Proposed
AS Victory Food Dish
Bl he Associated Press.

II nv 7fSSUN IFtFU T ItSH.
BOISE, Idaho. March 3.-The
much-snubbed carp. if smoked. is
delicious with bottle of beer" VEN
lures James 0. Beck, Idaho fish and
game director.
And its time. he says, that food
prejudices are forgotten. In the in
terest of the food for victory pro-
gram, his department will be glad
to pass along some nice carp recipes
Besides, he said, the carp are
killing game fish.