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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

The roly-poly center from Regina
was natural playmaker. A VIOLA
tile competitor, he appeared 10 be
a natural for major league compe-
tition. But he could never make
good with the Wings. He was
given repeated trials but his play
always slackened of when he was
given a big chance.
Once he returned TO the minors
however, Deacon would hit his
stride again lie had his biggest
season IN the 193S-l939 season
when, as a member of the Pitts
burgh Hornets, he led the Ameri-
can League in scoring with IS
points on "a goals and II assists.
II was because Of this great
record That Deacon got his last
chance at the bic time. Jack
Adams was searching for material
with which TO rebuild his team
and Deacon appeared a natural,
But Deacon apparently could
not win his fight against weight.
He didn't have his minor league
fire He went 10 the middle of The
season Of '39-40 with only six
point, then was shipped 10 In
dianapohS From there he was
soon traded 10 Cleveland for
Charley Mason. a forward. and ne
played out his string with the
Barons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Jim Alexander
Wins and Loses

Hubert Manirc is in the quarter
final Of the mems singles and Jim
the Somlfinal Of tho
junior singles today because Of
their victories yesterday in the
annual open tennis championships
at Northwestern Field.
In the junior Alexander elimi-
mated John Van Waggoner g.. g..
Competing in the mems section,
Alexander fell 10 Nanire, ga, 81.
George Cushing Jr, in his first
tournament Of the season follow
ing his discharge from the naval
aviation service, defeated Paul
Booth. Cd. 6-3.
Norma Pritula won twice in the
wOmenS competition the first
time over Margie Truhn, Cd, 81,
and over Annabelle Adams in a
difficult three setter, 6-3, 10, 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

above the 500 mark because they
have been knocking each other off
while the Yanks collect the big
dividends.
In late July the Yanks acccl-
Grated the pace They have won
p of their last y games for a
III pace.
The Tigers remain-aS the sole
rivals 10 out-huStle the BomberS
on the seasons play but their lead
in games has been cut 70 ) 10 4.
The YankS can 60 ahead by win
ming both games of todays double
header.
The Yanl<S have played %
games and have only g. TO 20.
With their we'll equipped pitching
staff IT doesn't seem 10 be in the
cards for them 10 he Ovcrhaulod
by pursuers lacking we'll bal
anCcd defense.
For the Detroit finale and the
end OF the second stand against
western clubs the Yanks 60 into
action behind Ernie Bonham and
Bill Zuber today Zubcr is one Of
their once in a while pitchers
with a record Of three and one
Virgil Trucks and Dizzy Trout are
the Detroit starters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Billy Southworth Jr.
Gets Flying Cross

LONDON, Aug. 3 (UPl-Cant.
Billy Southworth Jr, ball-playnC
son Of the manager of the ST
Louis Cardinals. has been awarded
Tho Distinguished Flying Cross on
completing a tour Of operations
as pilot Of the Flying Fortress.
Winning Run. the L. S. Army
announced today.
His citation said Southworth
displayed great courage and skill
and materially aided in the success
OF each mission
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Cdddies Picked
For Cup Match
BY NJ T. DRUKENBRoD

Nifty uniforms Of red. white
and blue Will he worn by the
caddies who will carry for the
country's star professionals in
the Ryder Cup-Red Cross match
at Plum Hollow, Saturday and
Sunday.
The boys. selected by Bill Uzc-
lac. the clubs capable caddlc
superintendent, are being drilled
daily and enthusiastically await
tho match.
r. The club VIII give the uniforms
TO the boys AS mementoS Of the
match.
Billy Curtis, the tinicSt fellow
in the group and known as Pee
wee by the other boys, will, Caddy
for Jimmy DcmarCt, the Plum
Hollow star.
Caddies and players 70 whom
they have been assigned
Ryder Cup team Billy Curtis,
Jimmy Demaret; Edward Jones,
Craig Wood. Melvin Lewbndow-
ski, Byron Nelson, James Nc
Namara. jug McSpaden; Art St
Dennis. VIC Ghezzi; Andy Tonko-
vich, Gene Sarazen Charles Di-
onne, AL Watrous; Gerald Jones,
Frank Walsh.
ChallcnGers-Jamcs Still, Wal
ter Hagen: Ken ZinSki, Chick
Harbcrt. Charles Curtis. Buck
White. Bob Celia, Willie Goggin;
Leo Wolak. Jimmy Thomson;
Paul Goings. Harry Cooper, Jim
Thomas. Bobby CruiCkShank; Al
bert Martin, Sammy Byrd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Midland
Is Photo
Winner

NEW YORK Aug. ; luPl 49,
Charles s Towards Nolan d
scored a photo finish over Corydon
yesterday in tho $1,000 added
Checkmate Handicap at Belmont
Park.
The & = year old son OF Mo
d Arezzo covered the mile and an
eighth route in / - Is and added
5000 10 his earnings. Royal Nap,
the favorire finished a neck behind
CoNdon In third place.
Midland with Tommy Atkinson
in tho saddle paid S73O 81 so and
81 so Corydon returned $40 and
s. 80 and Royal Nap. five lengths
ahead Of Grey Wing, $3.50 for
show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Cites Shepherds Case

"Let me cite an example 10
illustrate my point. Bill Shep-
herd attended Western Mary
land College and distinguished
himself a. a Pigskiff performer.
Still he was not considered
worthy TO tread the same dirt
as the more exalted heroes from
ma jOr universities. But I was in
Chicago Stadium during An all
star game when Bill stole the
show from the bigger boys
And he went on TO further en-
Niable success as a member OF
the Lions.
As for my position: I follow
the game as closely as a laXman
can. And. there are those who
say you don't have much faith
In the possibilities Of 4 kicking
specialist. Well, let me remind
YOU here and now that thousands
of dollars will be at stake In the
coming campaign, as i'm the past,
and there will he many times
when a substitute trots ont on
the field 10 essay an extra point
or field goal. Especially is this
true in a championship game.
HalaS realized the worth Of
ManderS a. owen realized the
value OF Gun,
"Now, don't say I am as
talented as these bows IN their
prime, although | may actually
prove 10 he better. and I am
not asking any favors. All l
want IL chance 10 determine
my potentialities In relation 20
your team and your plans. I
honestly think ] can he ~ great
value 20 YOUR squad in the en-
suing season. As. I say, I'm Ger
talnlv anxious and willing 10
travel 10 Detroit ~ my own
expense In order 10 convince
YOU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
TripSOn
Awarded
NaVyCrOSS

FORT PIERCE. Fla. Aug. 3
For "dauntleSs courage and fear
less devotion 10 duty under fire.
Ensign John r TripSon, former
football player for the Mississippi
state and the Detroit Lions. has
been awarded the Navy Cross.
The n a V V department an
nounCed that TrIpsOn. then Spc-
CIaliSt was one Of three officers
decorated for clearing the way
for the landing Of assault troops
A. the mouth OF the Sebou River
in French Morocco.
Tripson was a member Of the
Detroit Lions in 194l after three
great years as a tackle for Mis-
SiSsippi State His home is in
Mission. Tex
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
HuISe Wins
HagS'S Praise

JAMESTOWN, y. Y, Aug. 3
(UPl - Gunder HagG. Swedish
running star. said today that Bill
HulSe Of New York was Amer
ICa'S coming miller.
"Hulse was much better In
Cleveland than he was In Cam
bridge HagC said. He has a
natural style and needs only
slight polishing 10 become the
best | have seen in this coun-
try"
Hagg predicted that HulSe. ma
tional AAU SOO-meter champion,
would be the first foreign runner
10 challenge seriously the Swedish
supremacy over the distance
route.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Tag Bout Features
Show al Mack Park

Australian tag wrestling will
feature Mack Park show tonight
with two newly formed combina-
tionS opposed. Representing De-
troit are Louis Klein and Buck
Estes. They tackle the bad man
combination OF Joe Fcrroni and
Gil LaCroSS ln a 6O-mlnutcS
tuSslc where the winning team
must win two falls.
Flash Gordon NWA junior
heavy champ. meets Leo Jensen
in the seminal The show starts
at $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

"Moreoyer. should YOU then
decide ] am not quite good
enough I'll apologize any trou,
HE I have caused YOU and,
thank you for the opportunity.
I am getting awfully tired ~
telling cynicS and drriders who
are rife ln this town that ]
never got n chance.
Finally, IN ringing down the
curtain on this performance. !
do want 10 thank YOU again for
az much consideration a. YOU
thus far have given me i'm my
efforts 10 make my own breaks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Jimmy Ripple
Goes 10 MdCks

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. ; fUP)
Stocky Jimmy Ripple. former
member of two major league
clubs. has been acquired from
Toronto OF the International
League. the Philadelphia Athletics
announced today.
Ripple. who played for tho
Giants and Dodgers. was obtained
IN a straight swap for rookie Inn
Tyack who had been purchased
from Little Rock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
nc Spen.

The old international League. the
Pittsburgh Hornets when they
were Detroit property the Red
WIng, andvjhc indianapolis Caps
tolls He was a member Of Tho
Cleveland Bsrons in his last sea-
son. il-i2.
Manager Jack Adams brought
Deacon up from amateur ranks IN
1855 TO play with the OlymplcS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Gene Tunney Now
AT Hawaii Post

HONOLULU, Aug ; CUP)-
Comdr. Gene Tunney onetime
worlds Aeavt1reighthnXin cham
plon. has arrived in Hawaii for
duty in connection with the navy'S
physical training program, It was
revealed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
a Star i'm Minors
That Was Don Deacon, Former Red Wine
Who Loses His Life in Accident
BY LEWIS II. MATTER

Don Deacon, whose accidental
death 10 Victoria. 3 G. is
mourncd by many Detroit hockey
followers. was the mlllon-dollar
recruit who never could quite
make good in the major leagues.
Deacon was so when nc died
after eight years of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Must Be True

your faint recollection i
we'll founded, for l do believe l
wrote 10 you. among others.
about a wear and one-half last
past. As ponder in retrospect
that must have been some mas
terpiece and l imagine many
jocose remarks passed the lips
of great coaches, whenever they
met. But l was most sincere. l
want 10 disabuse YOU Of any
ideas regarding my sincerity and
integrity. For l was entirely
sincere. as I am now.
Furthermore. II II were not
for the careless manner In which
/ attended college and the lack
OF cooperation from the director
Of my high school alma mater.
II Is n virtual certainty that l
would now he shutting 10 and
from classes in Fordham, Nir-
ginia. Pennsylvania. Mississippi
state or especially Syracuse
University. since those at SYRIA
cuse manifested a truly mag
unanimous attitude In me. They
even sent me scholarship forms.
And, believe you me, wouldn't
have let them down.
"Now, Mr.. Dorais, ! hope you
are not going to appraise my
ability Cor abilities. as the case
may be- by an incomplete appli-
cation. / haven't got any tro-
phies, or laurel wreaths, or news
paper clippings proclaiming my
greatness far and wide. A. l
stated before, all l have got Is a
kicking ability second TO none
and a questionable passing pen
chant.
"Yet, I like 10 think OF the
National Professional League as
n mecca for the very hest foot
ball players AND kicking Spe-
cialists and not merely as a
fourth estate for the college
grade who received the most
space on the sport pages after
the leaves turned brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Boston University
Quits Football

BOSTON, Aug. 3 tUP)-Boston
University announced today IL
would abandon football this year
because prospects of varsity ma
terisl were so slim that fielding a
team appeared virtually impos-
sible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
State SoftbdIl
Dates Named

LANSING. Aug 3 0UP)-Seth
Nhitmore. state >oftball commits
Sioner said the state champion
ship, are scheduled 20 be held IN
Lansing Aug Is and % while dis
tr.Ct tournaments will be held iu
various cities throughout the state
between Aug. IS and %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Cubs Beat Brewers

CHICAGO, Aug. 3 (UP)-The
Chicago Cubs resumed the bust
ness OF major league competition
today after being forced into 10
innings before defeating the Mil
waukcc Brewers If the American
Association. z 10 E.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
BartoIo Winner
Over Vdsquez

WEST SPRINGFIELD. Mass.
Aug. 8 ttPt=Sat Bartoto Of Bos-
ton exhibited a well-rounded at
tack 10 score an easy. l0-round
decision over Henry Nasquez Of
New York last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

Indiana describes himself as the
greatest kicker tins SIDE Of
ShanCrI-t8
His noWcry letter IS enter
tanning to-Wlf.
Dear Mr.. Dorais-Haviug re-
covered from the shock Of re-
ceiving reply from National
League coach. ! shall now try
10 answer your letter The
courteous Dorals answers 8,l OF
his MALL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
u. Of D. Causes Open Dates

Marquette. Villanova, Manhat-
tan and Cincinnati had open foot
ball dates when Detroit decided
10 drOp the came This fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Philadelphia
Is Determined
To Keep Star
BY LEO MACDONELL

Whether Johnny Drake viii
play football this fall with The
Lions or the Philadelphia-Pit's-
burgh club, or devote all OF his
time to his war plant job in De-
troit, is expected to be revealed
by nightfall.
Harry NJ. Thayer, representing
the Philadclphia-Pittsburgh club,
planned 10 confer with Drake
here today.
Before returning East Thayer
also expected TO talk terms with
Al Wistert, University Of Michi-
gan All-America tackle drafted
by the Philadelphia Eagles Wis
teri. deferred in the army draft
because Of an arm aIlment. IS
working al Willow Run An old
football injury resulted in A
growth on the players left fore
arm, ncccSSitatnC an operation.
While WIStcrt apparently Is none
the worse for the injury army
doctors did not fancy an cXtraor-
binary scar, the result Of the OPP
Grafton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Erin Torch. Winner
At I'D. Is Turf Rarity
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Now Erin Torch carries the
colors Of a Detroit automobile
dealer, p. L. GrisSom and his
trainer. Harold Sherman. There
isn't much danger OF his being
claimed away AZ his age and ne
has been paying his own way this
year by finishing in the money IN
SIX OF seven starts, including two
victories up-to yesterday for
5000 in winnings.
The old fellow more than dou-
hled his earnings IN that one trip
around the Turf Course ycSter-
day. Patterson NilhCan took hU
out 10 race the pacCscttnC
Chlckie d. d. into the ground and
then on 10 a head victory over
QuartO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

G % sin e The
puck in profess
Sional compete
ton on T p c
Kinks Of Can
ada and the
United States
Five of those
wears nc spent
as property Of
the Detroit
Hockey Clu h,
playing on the
OlNmplCS in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
MLLIGAN WINS Roth

The De PeyStcr Handicap was
the race which Racing Secretary
Charles Henry divided with a
$1,000 purse 10 each division.
NilhCan rode the winners 81 both
ends of the handicap He hustled
Edward NCCuans Stell 10 a new
track record Of 1:32 . ; n the
second division in which his
mount beat BIT OiBrowU by two
and a half lengths with 10 Betty
third That took fifth Of a
second of the mark held hy
GraSshopper II and Purple Wrack
Neither Of the De PcyStcr WIN
rcrS was a fayoriie Erin Torch
being a $40 wager and Sicll being
held AZ Sl220 against . 10 l on
the favor'e Brlar Sharp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

It isn't often a 10-year-old
horse goes TO the post al a major
race track That's an age when
most race horses are in the green
pastures Of Kentucky or the
horses Valhalla.
II IS still rarer that you read Of
such a turf graybeard winning.
so the victory of Erin Torch IN
the 1000 DcPcySter Handicap at
the Detroit Race Track must go
down as one Of the turf oddities
Of the year
The sight Of Erin Torch win
ming this handicap over the turf
yesterday seemed oven more un-
usual 10 horScmcn who knew that
in almost every other trip 10 the
post this year they could have
claimed Erin Torch for $1,000
And here he was winning first
money Of s. 100
There have been Older horses A.
Detroit. SCImitar, which had fin
ishcd in The money in a 100000
race az Tia Juana, was still run
ming around Detroit AZ II, some
years back But the crippled old
fellow did not have Erin Torch S
good fortune.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
\ DIXIANA PRODUCT

This 10-year-old son Of Tor
chilla was bred by Charles r.
Fishers DiNana Farm and car
ried the Fisher colorS as a two
year-old here. Then nc was
dropped into claiming races and
dropped down and down as platter
until he reached the lowly $1,000
class That's the bottom here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
BELONGS TO CLEVELAND

One Of the outstanding backs
in the National League. Drake,
whose contract belongs 10 CIeVe-
land. was turned over 10 PhIla-
dclphIa for the duration when the
Rams suspended operations un-
M after the war With a good lob
IN Detroit, Drake announced that
he would give up football unless
he could play with the Lions.
close 10 his work.
AS a result Coach Gus Dorais
has hopes that some sort of trade
can be made with Philadelphia
which would bring Drake 70 the
Detroit club However. II has been
indicated BY Thayer that such a
deal is not planned by his club
we have made Drake what
we think good offer by which
he can play with It's and still
keep his war job" Thaycr de-
Clared He could keep his job
with uS aS we'll as with the
Lions. Drake il a great football
player and We would like 10
have him In our lineup"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
DECISION AWAITED

II Thayer declines 10 entertain
oycrtureS from the Detroit c+sb
and Drake holds 70 his decision
10 PLAY with the Lions or no club.
10 will mean that Drake is
through with professional football
until Cleveland becomes active
again. al least.
"Of course we don't know
what kind 81 team we ara
going 10 have" Thayer SAID.
hut that problem is faced by
most OF the clubs In the league.
II is our hope that with tho
military calls the clubs will
level off, as happened in base
hall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

Dear Almanack:
Short min bread" of which
Nelson Eddy so pIeasingly sings,
is food for the epicure as we'll
as for "Msmmy's" own brood.
It is plantation bread, over
looked by the city chef, but with
the present scarcity of meat and
shortcomings of every kind the
housewife will find short'nin'
bread a most acceptable addi-
ton TO the vegetable dinner.
The first step in making short
min bread, If you can find no
cracklings at the market, Is 20
give your butcher a special and
perhaps iRsistent order for a
pound or two He can get them
for you. And this is how you
make the bread:
i-pint Of corn meal
Water ground is best
X pint Of buttermilk
y pint of cracklings
= teaspoon Of soda
Heaping teaspoon Of salt
Heat the cracklings in the oven
tin soft and then mix thoroughly
with the meal, put in the salt,
soda. milk and stir into a stlf
batter. Then with your hands
shape this into small pones about
a. long as your finger and per
haps two inches wide. Flatten
the ReHes a little so they Will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

and a cheese rennet dissolved IN
a cup of milk is stirred in. Allow
this TO set and when hardened,
break up into small pieces with
roth hands, bringing the cheese
10 one side of the pan, then drain
remaining water. ] will not go
into the matter Of making the
cheese as this is merely a matter
Of molding into shape and allow.
ing 10 drain.
Heat the water drained from
the cheese which should be sort
Of milky 70 boiling point. at
which time add about ouc-quartcr
TO one-half cup vinegar depend
ing on amount of liquid, then al
low TO remain over fire until 1t
begins 10 bubble, but do not allow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
ALMANAcK CHARTS
FOR MENU HELP

WARY your menus and stay
within your budget. Serve
nourishinE. stick to- the ribs dishes
these Winter days -- and give the
family plenty of Nitamins in this
food you prepare.
There are hundreds Of helpful
suggestions IN AlmanaCk Charts,
any or all of which viii he sent
tp YOU on receipt 81 a 3-E.at -ta'''P
for each one ordered.
stick to-the- Ribs" Dishes
"Ntatiess Meat Recipes
~ Almanack Casserole Recipes
n Almanack Potato Recipes
~ Popular salad Recipes
n Almanack Candy Recipes
~ Famous Almanack Recipes
Highlights OF Cooking History
Recipes for Successful Picnics
FaN0ritc Mexican Recipes
rs Almanaek Cookie Recipes
II New England Recipes
- TaNorite Pie Recipes
rs FaNurite Cake Recipes
"a IaNoritc Bread A Roll Recipes
% IaNorite Hebrew Recipes
% AlmanaCk Preserves Recipes
90 Delicious Vegetable Recipes
Practical Recipes for Large Groups
Cuffrc Time DOughnuts and Cakes
FaNorite Canning \ Dryin Recipes
ALMANACK RECIPES DEPT,
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY,
$50 EIGHTH AVENUE,
NEW YORK CITY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
SANDWICHES

Children being very fond Of
sandwiches it is quite bothersome
10 mother 20 make them often
during the day" writes Mrs. J. j.
McNutt ST.. Wildwood, y. J. 80
I discovered a method whereby "A
lot of time is saved for other
household duties Take a full
box Of soda crackers and make
them into cheese-pcanut butter
sandwiches all at one time Wrap
them in waNpapcr and place same
in the CrdckCr-jar. Now the kid
-eiirt----ev+rr-ft- iftffrEry- CIT t1UrP thCUT-
selves. with no annoyance to
mother This supply Of sand
wichcs will last the entire day"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

10 boil. Remove from fire aud Al
low TO stand until lukewarm, fol-
lowing which strain into a colan-
der lined with a clean cloth and
When cold. II is ready Tor use.
The purpose OF adding the
vinegar is 10 curdle the milk and
bring il together To know that
it has been d success the water
should be- a clear BLUSH color.
/ had hoped TO make this eX-
PLANTATION shorter but for fear
your reader would not understand
the recipe | have tried 10 follow
step by step the procedure IN or
der TO make IL clear. The ricotta
is TO be lifted from the liquid
with a dipper or pancake turner
so that as little Of the liquid as
possible comes with it and placed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
CONTAINERS

Il eliminated the cost Of con-
tanners for moth crystals by max.
ing simple chccsccloth bags.
about 3 by inches when fin
ishcd. writes Mrs. Edward ).
VIM, Winchester. Mass. These
have single but extra long
dlawstring. on the top OF the
bag opposite the drawstring l
scwed a small button. II is but
a minutes work 10 fiji or refill
the bag, draw il tight. loop the
drawstriug over the close
clothespole or a clothes hook and
catch it under the button.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
UPPER

Most people have trouble sew
ing a Upper in garment smooth,
So here's real time saver dis
covered recently after having diff
ficulty trying TO sew a upper IN
a dress" writes Belle Imhott
Mansfield. Ohio. The easiest way
20 sew a Upper in the side seam
OF dress is 10 sew the upper IN
before you sew the side seam up
at all Before you put sleeves in
sew upper in side of dress and
sew seam down to upper, then
scN- sc4nl-up- hattaH4-et
skirt 10 upper. 1t viii then look
smooth and perfect without any
trouble"