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Evening star., 1943-06-17
Beut Him, but Respect Him

Il played against him IL years
ago at little place called Devil S
Lake. N. Oak" interrupted Judge
We didn't have bad ball club. We
had myself on first base, Charley
Gehringer on second, Eric McNair
at shortstop. Red kress at third.
Heinie Manush, Babe Herman and
Bing Miller in the outfleld and Bill
Dickey catching.
We didn't exactly have bad
pitching staff, either, on that barn
storminfi trip. We carried five pitch
ers and among them were Earl
Whitehill and Lefty Grove. We
PLAYED lot of hick teams in lot of
hick places and. of course, we always
won because We never got much COM
petition.
We booked this game in Devils
Lake and thought we had another
pushover. We didn't know until he
walked out to the mound that Paige
was going to pitch against us, but
somebody else must have known
about it. The place was packed and
people were sitting on automobiles
parked by the hundreds beyond
topes around the outfield.
Well. Satchel proceeded to show
us a lot of pitching. We went into
the eighth inning trailing. IL. and
you've never seen such spirit as on
our bench. None of us liked the idea
Of losing 10 a hick team. so we were
pleading with each other to get
some hits off Paige.
Finally Manush singled in the
eighth and Herman stepped up and
parked one over the automobiles.
Yeah. We won. 30. but everybody
IN that team vas convinced Paige
was quite pitcher"
Evening star., 1943-06-17

may labor in as many as so games a
/ season.
I've pitched against him on the
coast. too" says Gomez, and Id
never call him overrated. In fact, I
wish I could have been the pitcher
he was. We had some good players
out there. fellows like Lefty ODoul.
and Paige used to strike out II or
II game"
Will Pitch Here Tonight
He wasn't as fast as Grove, for
instance" says Hemsley. who was
Bob Feller's regular receiver with
the Indians, but he was fast
enough to be plenty terrific
Joe Di Maggie also had whole
some respect for the lean Paige. He
simply called him the greatest
pitcher he ever faced That sort of
praise would indicate Satchel could
fire his fast one
Satchel, who was the highest paid
pitcher in baseball last year, collect
ing $35 900, will be in town tonight
as the feature member of the Kan
sas City MonarchS. world champion
colored team. The MonarchS will be
battling the Washington Homestead
Grays. now leading the Negro Ma
tional League
Paige can't whip that fast one in
like he used to. but take it from
such as Judge. Gomez. johnson and
Hemslev. he has been one OF the
great pitchers of his era.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Carter Outpoints Grant
ELIZABETH.

ELIZABETH. N. j.. June l7.-,Joe
Carter, 157, outpointed Bill Grant,
1872. last night in eight rounds.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Minor Results

BY the Associated Press
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Buffalo. =. jersey Guy |.
Newark. ). Rochester. 3
Syracuse. Toronto. a.
Only ganes scheduled
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
M games scheduled
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Los ANceles. : Oakland. .
San Desc. : Seattle. :
Portland. 3. Sacramento. I
san Francisco q, Hollywood I.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Wl,krS-Barre. &. Albany. +
Hartford Elmira
SprInGfeld o: RiDChamton.
Scranton. :. Utica. I.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Nashville. 11-9: LITTLE Rock 5--S
Memphis. | Knoxville. l ,tle called
emo eighth inning
Only games scheduled.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Richmond, !: Portsmouth. o.
Roanoke, Norfolk. :
LynChburg. ) Durham, |.
Evening star., 1943-06-17

owner and member of the Illinois
State Racing Commission.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Major League Statistics
NATIONAL.
Results Sesterda Y

New 7olk. :. BrookIyn, =
Phila delphla. y, Boston q tnizht.
PITTSBURGH, ,: Chicago. > might
Cincinnati, 4; ST. Louis, l I'll innings
night.
Evening star., 1943-06-17

Games Today.
N. Y. at Wash, 81
Det. at Clev. t2D.
ST. L. at CHICAGO.
Phila at RnSt. (2l.
Evening star., 1943-06-17

he nips the corners of that plate
nicely"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

plastic handle. the lunch box
will hold pint vacuum bottle,
two man sized sandwiches, fruit
and two small paper cups for
salad and soup. You can take
this lunch box home for $2.95,
plus tax. For shopping informa-
ton. telephone The Detroit
Times, Cherry $500. line 347.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Americans
Won't Turn

BY IDA JEAN KAHN

BY IDA JEAN KAHN
IF THE vegetarians, OF whom
there are said TO be a b out
100000 in this country, have any
notion that the current m eat
shortages are going 10 turn us
into a vegetarian nation they
are headed for disappointment.
Going without meat will only
make Us more confirmed meat
eaters.
The reason I feel called on 10
put in my two cents worth on
this subject is, l am a reformed
vegetarian and cannot help dis
senting as loudly as possible
with the eminent vegetarianS
like DR.. John Harvey Kellogg
and Mr.. George Bernard Shaw.
DR.. Kellogg recently penned a
iubilant article entitled Good
News! MeatlesS DAYS Are Com
ing!' And from an interview
Mr.. Shaw gave one OF our pa
pers, / gather he thinks going
without meat is about the best
thing that could happen - and
that he wishes people would
quit sending him parcels OF food
No Connection
I will stop right here 10 say
that if going without meat
would give the touch Of DR..
Kellogg'S genius. or of Mr..
Shaw's ( IN GU s unpredictable
wit. / would reluctantly give up
meat. But ! am sure there IS
no connection. l went without
meat for seven lean years.
This meatleSS stretch covered
the time was going TO a college
specializing IN the study OF die
tetics, with emphasis on vege-
tarianiSm, and later on " lille
dietitIan at Sanitarium.
AS far as I could see. neither
the meat-minus courses at the
dining hall nor the innumerable
lectures on the subject OF Vcgc-
tarianISm won any converts. |
Will admit the theory was never
given a fair trial. Whenever "A
girl ou d scrape together the
price Of a meal. she ate out -
and ate meat.
Just the Beginning
Having lived and worked
among vegetarians for those
years, I know how strong they
are for health. While il is true
that a good vegetarian will not
eat meat of any kind. red, pink
or white. or touch chicken or
fish that is Just the beginning
Of his abstinence. He does not
drink coffee or tea. He does not
drink Or smoke. Or stay up
late nights.
Besides being against meat, he
is for anything that is a health
measure He certainly gets his
vegetables and plenty of them
and he eats all the other pro-
tective foods - milk. eggs and
whole grains. And usually. the
vegetarian goes in for fresh air
and exercise.
Most Of their rules have 10 do
with health. IL all of us followed
similar program, we could
prob a bly, be super men and
women
And by the way. there is
school Of vegetarians who agree
with Shelley that wars are
brought on by meat eating.
What about the mad vegetarian.
Mr. Schickelgruber, who started
this one,
Copyright. 1913. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

WHEN WORK is done and
it's time for fun, look cool and
pretty in this Anne Adams
frpck. Pattern AIS.
The long tapered panel and
pointed front waist seams ac-
cert your figure charms; airy
flare sleeves are optional. Use
dainty lace trim.
Pattern 4416 is available only
in misses and women'S sizes II.
ii. Is, 1s, 20, 80. 81, "a. 36, 30.
40. Size is requires 3 yards as
inch fabric; pa yards lace edg-
ing.
h Our Spring Pattern Book is
Ready. 1t contains a free dickey
pattern; a special salvage de-
sign: smart. easy TO sew spring
outfits for the entire family.
Dress pattern is cents; book
1Qrents. Pattern and book when
ordered together, 26 cents.
Address your request 10 the
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ment. 1925 Times Square. De-
tToit. Mich.
Due 10 slOwness Of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control. pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be patient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

from the bottom or the bulb.
These are called base roofing
AN others root from the base
and also from the stem Just
above the bulb. These are
called stem roofing. OBJ
viously the stem roofing ones
have 10 be planted deeper than
the base roofing
The same Catalogue that lists
the lilies will generally tell you
which varieties root from base
or stem.
The stem roofing kinds can
usually be depended on to bloom
the season after planting while
the base roofing types may take
an extra year. Lilies which
bloom in spring and early sum-
mer should be planted in fall.
the late bloom rs may be
planted in spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Three Rules Of Planting
For Successful Lily Growing
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Garden Editor. The Detroit Times

MANY PEOPLE bewail their
lack Of success with lilies. il
has always seemed 10 me that
most OF this dissatisfaction was
due 10 poor picking of varieties
To grow. or TO not following the
very simple rules for planting
and placing the bulbs. With
little or no care. you can have
very paSsable lilies.
Yesterday / spoke Of picking
the varieties that are easy 10
grow. Today come the culture
directions: To grow lilies intel
llgently II is necessary 10 under
stand that we are growing IN
just one restricted space natives
from all over the world. Some
were found in sun. some in
shade. some in fairly wet land,
hut even those that grow ma
turally in swamps grow UP on
hummocks. out of water.
Three Rules
Rule one for lilies - no wet
feet. Rule two-most Of them
like their roots in the shade and
flowers in the sun. which indul-
gence is easily given them by
planting other plants close 10
shade their roots.
Rule three is we'll drained soil.
Suppose you don't have il? Then
when planting the bulbs put
double handful of sand under
each bulb and surround the bulb
with more sand. | have sandy
soil. yet l never fail 10 use
sharp sand from the children's
sand pile around my lily bulbs.
The sand also protects the bulbs
from worms and grubs.
Most lilies like a soil with
plenty of organic matter in it.
Depth Varies
Depth of planting is deter
mined by whether or not the lily
is stem roofing or base roofing.
Some varieties have roots only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Pretty Frocks
Add Pleasure
To Gardening
BY JOAN DEAN

ANSWERING THEIR coun-
try's call as surely as though
they donned uniforms and
seryed with the armed forces
ARCHIE thousands and thousands
of women throughout America
who this summer will tend vic
tory gardens.
And il is the women who will
do The majority Of tending. Mr..
Husband will see 10 the plough
ing, but it's the homemaker who
will weed and water after the
seeds have begun to sprout.
BUT IN true American man
ner, the women who tend VIC
tory gardens will do it dressed
in something attractive. They
know there's nothing light and
fanciful about a victory garden;
we need them il we are TO have
enough vegetables next winter.
But you needn't look grim at
the TASK of caring for il.
Wedding will be more fun il
you're dressed in a pretty frock
-apd the lettuce. cabbages and
carrots will spring up just as
wei as though you looked grim.
SO GARDEN with a smile.
ladies, and wear a pretty and
practical dress such as the one
skefched today.
Of cool and supple luana
cloth. It's trinity styled with
nipped-in waistband and full
gathered skirt that makes your
kwaist look as little as Scarlet
Z0'Hara's.
Pwo enormous pockets AZ the
front handily hold pruning
shears, insect powder or any
other addenda the gardener
needs.
FOR GOOD MEASURE this
garden frock has as its only
trim. pert little flower pots from
which spring colorful blooms.
The posies are appliqued 10 the
pockets and AT the shoulder
Noteworthy, too. in this dress
is the waist fullnesS which ex-
tends into a smooth band effect
at The shoulders.
Short pulled sleeves insure
GOODNESS and a nice suntan. OF
course you needn't limit this
frock 10 gardening. II would
look just az pretty in the
kitchen or al the summer cot
tage.
In sizes 9 10 Is. il comes in
powder blue, soft rose and aqua
at 8 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Wartime Marketing
wartime Marketing
Serve Cooked Greens With
Baked or ScaIIoped Beets
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

TIE GREEN leaves of beets
are every bit as delicious as the
beets themselves, so next time
you buy a bunch, examine the
tops with care-and you'll have
a double duty vegetable
II you select a bunch with
plenty of fresh green leaves you
can cook the tops and have two
vegetables for the price of one!
The beets and green's can be
cooked together, if the beets are
young and tender. but this
method will make the tops dark
and reddish colored. It's best to
boil them separately and have
the nice contrast between the
bright colored beets and the
dark green leaves.
Contrary TO what most OF us
have always believed. it is not
necessary TO boil beets whole in
their skins in order 10 preserve
their rich color Beets may be
cooked exactly the same way as
other root vegetables - peeled,
diced, and cooked tightly COW
cred in a very small amount Of
water, TO which has been added
a dash of sugar and salt.
The green's should be cooked
separately, then dressed with
buttered and seasoned TO taste.
They may be served mixed with
boiled diced beets or in Sepa-
rate dish as a second vegetable.
Beet Greens
Wash beet tops thoroughly,
diScarding any wilted leaves. Put
half an inch of water in the
bottom of a saucepan and bring
10 boil Add a dash of sugar
and a dash of salt. Put in the
green's and cover tightly. Reduce
heat and cook for 10 TO Is min
uteS. stirring occasionally. Dram
If necessary. reserving liquid for
vegetable soups or cocktails.
Chop green's and dress with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

THE ART of staying young
consists in growing old CHEER
FULLY and frankly. Lots of
people have exercised and dieted
themselves right into the grave,
trying TO look young; lots more
have worried themselves 10
death, trying 10 keep up the
youthful pace, and beat the
game.
The hest way 10 settle that
ever burning question OF whether
men really prefer blondes or
brunets is to ask the girl who
has been BOTH. says the Cynic
II takes an awfully strong
minded girl 10 refrain from add
ing postscript 10 a letter-or
an encore TO a love affair.
ALL WOMEN regard bach
elor as somebody's potential huS-
band; and the woman he breads
most is not the siren who's try
ing 10 marry him but the
matchmaking matron who is
bent on finding the right girl to
pat the finishing touches on
him.
The Best Man is the one who
feels worst at q wedding be-
cause he always has the guilty
suspicion that he is an accessory
before the fact.
A woman may warm over an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
SALAD DRESSING

Equal parts Of unSweetcned
pineapple Juice and salad oil
with a dash Of lemon Juice and
seasonings make a delightful
dressing for fruit salads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

The gremlins in your pocket
hook urge you 10 buy things YOU
could do without. BE firm. Spend
your spare dollars on outfitting
the outfit fighting for you. Buy
RondS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

butter, pepper and salt. A
squeeze Of lemon juice may be
added If desired.
Here are recipes using the
Leet which you will want TO try.
Baked Beefs
is medium sized beets
= cup sugar
= teaspoon salt
Il teaspoon paprika
3 tablespoons butter or mar.
garine
Onion juice
! tablespoon lemon juice
= cup water
Peel beets, slice or chop fine.
Grease a baking dish. Place
beets in layers. Season with
sugar. salt and paprika. Dot
with butter. Sprinkle with lemon
juice and onion juice. Add water.
Cover dish closely and bake in
a hot oven 400 degrees) for 30
minutes or until they are tender.
Stir twice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

The sewing machine IL
weapon Of war. Remake your
old clothes and spend your
money on outfitting our fghtinx
men. Buy Bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
SeaIIoped Beets

S medium-sized beets
2 tablespoons dry bread crumbs
i cup sugar
Il teaspoon salt
Il cup orange juice
l tablespoon lemon juice
u cup buttered bread crumbs
Peel and slice unlocked beets.
Arrange in alternate layers in
casserole with crumbs. sugar
and salt. Pour over fruit juices.
Cover; bake in moderate oven
1850 degrees) until tender
about as minutes. Uncover.
sprinkle with buttered crumbs
and brown. Serve six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

STREAMLINED. attractive
and practical is this lunch box
made OF a transparent plastic.
Twill have precious minutes at
the factory gate, too, for you
won't have TO unpack IL TO prove
you're carrying no bombs or
weapons Of sabotage
Sturdlly built with hard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Grow Old CheerfuIIy
BY HELEN ROWLAND

old love affair; but 10 4 man
nothing is so completely refrig-
Grated beyond the point of de-
froSting as a romance that has
thoroughly cooled.
DON'T FANCY that woman
who goes to Reno two or three
times is always a disillusioned
pessimist; she is much more
likely 10 be an incurable opti-
mist, forever in quest of the
Perfect Romance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
NO ROMANCE

Nancy Kelly says it's true she
is trying 10 get an ecclesiastical
annulment Of her marriage 10 Ed
mund O'Brien but not 10 wed
Sgt. Frank Morse, Star declares
they are good friends she's known
him since she was Ia but there
is no romance.
Check-back shows that Buffalo
Bill" - the hrst picture Linda
Darnell has made on her home lot
since The Life and Loves OF Ed
gar Allen Poe She's done only
one outside picture for Columbia
and. all this time. she has beer
drawing $1,000 a week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Marsha S Measles
Break Up Jinx

THE Is CAST members OF Cry
Havoc" which went before the
cameras on the thirteenth of the
month and Is production No. 1913
at M-G-M. are breathing easier.
Margaret Sullivan, Ann Soth-
ern. Joan Blondell and the others
Of the aH-feminine-cast believe
the crisis has passed,
Marsha Hunt is down with the
measles!
Not superstitious. but believing
things usually happen in thrces,
the actresses declare the picture
will now be completed without
further incident.
Ella RaineS was first - the
measles. Frances Clifford was
next--a small lamp fell. hitting
her on the head And Marsha now
! completes the cycle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
SWAPPING DAUGHTERS

The photograph If Cary Grants
4 year old daughter that you Il
see in Destination Toxic is
really a picture Of John Garfield 5
daughter. Katherine.
Eddie Norris is Al 81. Vincent s
Hospital recuperating from an
appendeCtomy. e. Fred MacMur-
ray had Betty Hutton PACED at
the union station 10 present her
with a bouquet Of celery, radShcs,
green onions and mint, with a
cheese sandwich in the middle.
- From Bette Davis. le'ieFs-SE4
and Arthur Farnsworth have
patched up any misunderstanding
that might have existed q. Nice
break for Marjorie Reynolds and
her husband. 1t. Frank Reynolds
He'll be making an army short al
Paramount when she starts Min
istry of Fear They'll share a
dressing room. II you think
travelling isn't tough. cowboy star
Tex Ritter had 70 stand up II
hours on the train 10 m K q
his. personal appearance date at
Greensboro. n. c. A soldier
visitor at M-G-M asked Gregory
Ratoff if all those stories about
his accent are true. No, my
fraand, said Ratof Il practice
il every night before the mirror.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Haymarket
Has COn1edy
Revue

CARL OGLESBEE'S Club Hay
market has brand new show this
week that is hiGh-voltaGe enter
tainmcnt SIN headed by big,
breezy Texas Tommy and his re-
markablo wonder horse, Baby
Doll. The pair Of them bring a
flavor of the true West to the
Haymarkct
Tommy docs n lot or trick
shooting and tWlrlS ropes eN-
pcrtly. while Baby Doll continues
10 pile up votes in her own pOpu-
larity poll with counting drink
ing out Of a glass and Sashaying
around in a very funny Hawaiian
number
The Soldens. a top-flight Jug
Cling couple, stay over and score
with their comedy and skill; and
dancer turned impressionist Mona
Baxter gets herself plenty Of
applause for some hilarious take
offs on film folk
Others in the biz show are Phil
De Johngc who fascinateS ring
siders with his magical violins
which disappear into thin air and
suddenly reappear. and last but
not least dimiruitive soprano,
Jeanne Moore, whose lovely voice
and choice of songs bring much
appreciation
Happy Mel Snyder carries on as
master of ceremonies and Leonard
Soels orchestra furnishes excel
lent musical background.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Book Casino Holds
Current Hawaiian ShOW

mainlanders 10 many native
dances which are done 70 the
accompaniment Of languorous
melodies.
Coincidence LeHua Paulson IS
funnier than ever with her con-
vulsing drunk" act singing pnin.
telligible gibberish and punctuated
by facial grimaces that certainly
should keep her out of the pin
up" group. Tiny Miss Paulson
acts as though she had a double
shot of adrenalin in the ARMAND
the results are Historically
funny.
MAEsTRO's AID
Maestro Kinney steps into the
spotlight singing often enough 10
please everyone, while his color
full band continues 10 turn out
carefully arranged dance tunes OF
the smooth. bland type.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12

and their dances outstanding dis
plays Of precision and rhythm.
Gus Howard. the man who can
do anything, proves il by sing
ing, Glowing, giving out with
stories and finally Cavortin &
around i'm his own homeless man
nor Don pabioS orchestra con-
tinueS 10 turn Out good music for
dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Stars Uncles
Leave Africa

FLAG DAY acquired deeper
meaning than ever recently for
Margaret OBrien, juvenile star
of Little Miss Magic at M-G-M.
A telegram from New York ad-
vised her that her uncles. Albert
O'Brien and Lawrence Sears, had
landed after months Of duty with
the l.. s. Navy in the North
African action They served IN
the same squadron.
Her mother, Mrs. G d Y s
OBrien. left Immediately to Join
them. Margaret hoped 10 ac-
company her, but picture COM
mitments prevented.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12

THE ISLANDS REVUE
that gay Hawaiian troupe led by
smiling Ray Kinney-continues
on It's own dreamy way still de-
lighting the patrons OF the Book
Casino. And small wonder. for
this happy throng OF musical
beachcombers, beautiful brown
skinned maidens and enticins
hula dancers are charming expon-
ents OF a pleasant design for
living"
Star Meymo Holt-lovely in a
shimmering silver gowns still
gathering many admiring SWANS
for her graceful and expert I'M
dulating and fascinating story
telling" hand movements.
DOING NATIVE DANCES
And the luscious Aloha Maids
three dark haired lasSies in
Swishing skirts and cascading
blossoms - introduce interested