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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-12
Texas Flower

The bluebonnet, official flower OF
Texas, was earlier called buffalo
clover, wolfflower, and the crab
bit"-"el conejo"-the last because
of the white tips resemblance to
a rabbits tail. 1t was given its
present name because it suggests
a woman's sunbonnet.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-12

comes the urge to
say to the neigh
Dor, come take
"pot-luck'' supper
with us. Thus,
your neighbor will
bring over some
salad and mullins
and herself and
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-12

the youngster, you can make main
dish and dessert, and have company
with it besides!
It's heart-warming to visit, too,
and have someone to help with the
meal If your once-big family is
somewhat reduced. Most people well
come a visit now and then with just
one Of the ordinary meals-and pot
luck Is the perfect answer.
Your first must-not with pot-luck
is do not fuss. Just get together on
who is to bring what-and have what
you ordinarily would have. Your
plans need not be made with cam
paign-like precision, simply do it on
the spur of the moment, since this
makes for spontaneity.
Let's take it easy on meat with
some grand casserole dishes-includ-
ing this on shrimp and crabmeat
with crisp, corn-fake crust:
Baked Shrimp Salad.
SERVES 6 to 81
" cup chopped green pepper
VI cup minced onion
1 cup chopped celery
/ cup cooked crabmeat, faxed
1 cup cooked shrimp, cleaned
cup may0nnaise
u teaspoon salt
l teaspoon worcestershire sauce
cups corn fakes
"a cup butter
Combine all ingredients and mix
we'll together. Place in individual
shell dishes or one, large casserole.
Cover with crushed corn fakes, dot
with butter, and sprinkle paprika
over top. Bake in moderate oven
$3.50 degrees) about 80 minutes.
Serve with lemon.
Spaghetti's fine dish to serve at
pot luck. Should hamburger sup
plies be low, try some Of Sundays
leftover chicken in the sauce:
Spaghetti With Chicken.
(Serves 6 to 81
8-ounce package spaghetti
j onion, cut f1ne
small Glove garlic
2 tablespoons fat
21a cups cooked tomatoes
Salt and pepper
1 tablespoon sugar
Dash Of cayenne
l cup diced, cooked chicken.
u cup grated cheese
l cup mushrooms, sauteed
Cook spaghetti in boiling sailed
water until tender. Drain and place
in a creased cas-, go
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-12

to flour mixture,
stirring only until
mixed. Fold in
apple and nuts.
Drop by spoonfuls
into creased muf-
fin tins, filling 70
full. Bake in a hot
(425-degree) oven
for 20 to 30 min
utes, according to
a.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-12


cow" appearing as Ambassador
Davies.
For six years Cheryl Walker
was stand-in for stars; then she was
given the romantic lead in Sol Less
er's "Stage Door Canteen," and did
so well with it that she stepped
straight into stardom; CHS paid
tribute to her on "Women's Page Of
the Air" as q result.
If you have income-tax trouble
you'll enjoy "The Spirit of 49," in
which Donald Duck tackles his In
come Tax stint. It's the new Walt
Disney short, made at the request
Of Secretary of the Treasury Nor
genthau. Five hundred prints will
be distributed and shown under the
auspices Of the War Activities Com
mittee Of the motion picture indus
try.
When Jean Arthur does kissing
scenes the set is closed; she's bit
shy and doesn't like having an audi
enee at such times. But she and Joel
McCrea exchanged fervent kisses
before an audience Of Fl men the
other day, for "The More the Mer-
rier"; they were soldiers, being
shown through the studio.
Jean Brooks has come up the hard
way, via hard-riding westerns and
cliff-hanging serials. She scored in
a featured role with Abbott and Cos
tello, in "Buck Privates," and now
she's won the feminine lead opposite
Dennis O'Keefe in "The Leopard
Man."
Eddie Cantor receives 10000 per
broadcast; his daughter Marilyn
gets $50 week, but she's the radio
industry's first girl staff announcer,
and proud as punch of the job. She's
on WNEW, local station in New
York; she makes commercial an
nouncements, introduces band num-
bers, and puts records on the studio
timetable-and has ruined her IA
theirs gag about the cost of support
ing FIVE girls.
jeanette Macdonald has no SYM
pathy for those stars who regard
service-camp entertainment tours as
a hardship; she thinks they're fun.
But at IA she was dancing in q
Broadway revue, taking singing and
ballet lessons between times, and
modelling fur coats to pay for the
extra lessons. She says that an
army camp tour is just vacation
by comparison.
Since fire destroyed Bing Crosby's
home thousands of people have Of
fered to replace his losses. One Of
fered complete collection Of Bing's
records; an army sergeant said ev-
cry time Bing smoked a pipe in
a picture he'd bought one just like it.
and offered the singer his choice. A
vaudevillian said he'd break up his
trained dog act to replace the spaniel
the children lost in the fire.
ODDS AND ENDS-CWy Cooper tcill
sing "Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammu-
nition" in "The Story OF Dr.. Wassell," his
nexf picture Cary Grant has signed q
nesU contract Uifh RKO calling for frs
pictures oper a long-term period Some
| day one of those press agents tUhO an
sL.s !, hn~.<S,~o sfor suiu ioin the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-12
Gas on Stomach

Relieved In minuteSor double money back
When excess stomach acid causes painful. suffocate
ing gas sour stomach and heartburn doctors usually
prescribe the fastest-acting medicines known Tor
eymptonatic relief medicines like those In Bell
Tablets No laxative. Bell-ans brings comfort In ?
tffy or double your money back on return OF poeoo
10 as. Csc at all druggists.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-12
BY VIRGINIA VALE
Released by Western Newspaper Union.

Released by Western Newspaper Union.
A FEW years ago q radio pro-
4 "A Queer, an actress and an ac-
tor formed a trio to produce and
act in series of prescriptions
called "Story of Martha Blair"
Results: the producer married
the actress, who became famous
on the stage and screen. The
actor made a name for himself in
the movies, as well as on the air.
The director stepped right ahead
also. He's Carlton Alsop, producer
of radios "Abie's Irish Rose" now
transcribing IS quarter-hour pro-
grams for the Red Cross. She's
Martha Scott, who did one Of them
with the young actor. He's Joseph
Gotten, star of the new Hitchcock
thriller, Shadow of a Doubt"
=
Samuel Goldwyn has signed Wal
ter Huston again to play leading
role in "The North STAR; it's his
first Goldwyn picture since "Dods-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-12
Warm WELCOMED!

These are days when families are
divided and diminished, and there
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-12
Immortal Youth

Immortal Youth
There is feeling of Eternity in
youth which makes amends for
everything. To be young is to be
as one of the Immortals.-Hazlitt.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-12

worth" Huston's been working at
Warner Bros. in Emission to Mos
cow" appearing as Ambassador
Davies.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-12

Cook spaghetti
water until tender.
in a creased cas-
serole. Saute on
ion and garlic in
hot fat until ten
der but do not
brown. Add toma-
toes, salt, pepper,
sugar and cay
~
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-12

Mix and sift dry ingredients. Com
bine egg, milk and salad oil and add
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-12

THERE is little (well, not too
L bigD smoke-filled (sometimes)
room off the senate chamber in
Washington where politicians are
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-12

When Jean Arthur does kissing
scenes the set is closed; she's q bit
shy and doesn't like having an audi
enee at such times. But she and Joel
McCrea exchanged fervent kisses
before an audience Of Fl men the
other day, for "The More the Mer-
rier"; they were soldiers, being
shown through the studio.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-12

Jean Brooks has come up the hare
way, via hard-riding westerns ant
cliff-hanging serials. She scored il
a featured role with Abbott and Cos
tello, in "Buck Privates," and nov
she's won the feminine lead opposite
Dennis O'Keefe in 'The Leopar'
Man."
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-02-12

For six years Cherry Walker
was stand-in for stars; then she was
given the romantic lead in Sol Less
er's "Stage Door Canteen," and did
so well with it that she stepped
straight into stardom; CHS paid
tribute to her on "Women's Page Of
the Air" as a result
Evening star., 1943-10-29
BY HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.

hssoclaJeo treSS sports Writer.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Stirring
the embers in baseball's hot
stove, Danny Litwhiler, who
hasn't buried his memories of
the World Series in his winter
job as teacher of general science,
physical education and health
and basket ball coach at Ringtown
PA High School, writes: You
must admit we can play better
ball. Put us in the same league
as the Yanks and they could
never catch U.S." That might be
true, but it also might be that
the Yanks wouldn't catch 'em
because they'd be going in diff
serent direction.
Jimmy Johnston, who seldom
has a good word for boxing COM
missioners, takes time out to re-
gret the resignation of Iris
Speaker as chairman of the
Cleveland commission. HE was
one of the few commissioners
who ever applied the rules with
common sense" says j. j. j. HE
knew his job was to regulate
boxing, and that's all he tried to
do"
minute Sports Page
When Bill Paschal joined the
Trinity School coaching staff
last week, he became the 10th of
the grid Giants to take a part
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Speakers Sense as Ring Boss Wins Tribute

time job as a coach. Ossie
Solem, Syracuse's teamless coach,
must believe that Archbold Sta
dium is a Cornell jinA. Three
days before the Cornell Colgate
clash there, Ossie publicly pre-
dicted that the Big Red wouldn't
have any more success against
Colgate than it had against
Syracuse on the same field. For
mer Sports Writer Tom OReilly
is writing book about his ex-
periences in the merchant ma
rine, and one of the high spots
will be the tale of July 4
baseball game in Cairo between
Army officers and war corre-
spondents. Tony Bukovich, a
Painesville (Mich.0 boy who ap-
parently has earned a regular
job with Detroit's hockey Red
Wings, was voted the most val
liable player in the Detroit ANA
teur Baseball Federation last
summer. He's a pitcher.
Why answer this one?-Lt.
Charles PIE" Dufour, former
New Orleans Item scribe, asks:
What about 'T-totalers' as
nickname for Frank Leahy's
Notre Dame lads? They've been
totaling the points with the T,
haven't they?"
Today's guest star-Al Del
Greco, Hackensack IN. j. Bergen
Record: 1T might interest mu-
Evening star., 1943-10-29
BY the Associated Press

SS thc hoSOCidttu IIcoS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Overshad
owed by the tussle between the un-
beaten 'powerhouse" teams of Navy
and Notre Dame at Cleveland to-
morrow are a half dozen or so foot
ball games that should provide bet
ter -than-fair entertainment for the
fans.
The Navy -Notre Dame tea party
Oh course, is enough to dim out al
most any kind of opposing at
traction. Frank Leany's Irish, ir
the course of running up big scores
at The expense of five major" rivals
have wen the weekly nomina ton as
No. team of the Nation so often
they're about ready to take perma
nent possession of it. Navy hasn't
been quite so impressive, but it hasn't
been beaten, either.
The Midshipmen had a close call
against Penn State, when severaI
regulars were absent, and they hao
to work hard to beat Georgia Tech
However, they have a big, powerful
line and in Hal Hamberg and Hills
Hume a couple of backs that won't
yield much to Notre Danes Angelo
Bertelli.
Eastern Program Brightens.
Running this tilt close second il
the meeting of two Eastern leaders
Army's T formation scoring machine
and Pennsylvania, which also has
run up some big scores, but is sup
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Chance at 500 Mark
Seen by Old Liners
In GreenviNe Tilt

University of Marylands s football
, team sees a chance of hitting the
500 mark tomorrow in its visit TO
the Greenville IS. c. Air Base
eleven. A squad of 30 players,
headed by Coach Clarence w.
Doc Spears, left College Park yes
terday.
The Old Liners have 2 and )
record against variety of compe-
tition, although their only one
sided setback was a $50 beating by
Penn State last week. Greenville
was defeated by North Carolina
State last week, 7-6.
All in the Maryland squad are in
good physical shape with the ex-
ception of Wilbur Rock. tackle and
end, who still has leg in a cast.
He did not make the trip. But
ODav, who was being drilled bv
Spears as sub for Fullback Bill
Pirronelh, has been lost TO the
Army.
Bad weather hampered Mary
lands drills this week, with most
of the workouts consisting of in
door signal practice. Coach Spears
concentrated on perfecting assign
ments on plays run from the ball
anced line, single wingback forma-
tion.
The starting lineup probably will
be the same as that against Penn
State last week That included
Doory and DAILY at ends, Zetts and
Cooper at tackles, Karangelen and
Teslovich at guards, Hurson at
center, Makar at quarterback. Tus-
hak and Ryan at halfbacks and
Pirronelli at fullback.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
.Notre Dome-Novy Head FIoshy
Offerings on Grid Tomorrow

posed to have fewer good reserves
than Army. This one likely viii,
draw 10000 fans to Penn's Franklin
Field.
Other outstanding games in the
Midwest include Indiana Ohio State,
pitting the sensational Hunchy
HoernSchemeyer against Dean Sem
sanbaugher; Minnesota Northwest
ern, Michigan Illinois and Purdue
Wisconsin.
The Eastern program, bigger than
IN the past few weeks when many
colleges recessed football for Navy
examinations, features the resump-
ton of an old rivalry between Dart
mouth and Yale. Dartmouth, having
lost several early-seaSon stars, isn't
sure of a walkover. Other games
are Brown-Princeton. Colgate Holy
Cross and Columbia Cornell.
Sparkling Tilt in South.
Duke and Georgia Tech, probs bly,
the South's strongest teams this
year. clash in sectional headliner
at Atlanta. Dukes record is marred
OiAy ny o. ollC- -pOlllt loSS W Navy,
and Tech, beaten by bigger score,
also gave the Middies a tussle.
In the Southwest, Texas. leader
IN conference competition, faces a
Southern Methodist team that
hasn't been particularly effective,
Texas A. and M, still a contender
despite last weeks scoreless tie with
North Texas Aggies. goes after weak
Arkansas, and the big independents,
Tulsa and Southwestern, run head
on into each other. Southwestern.
though badly beaten last week by
Southwestern Louisiana Institute,
still figures to give Tulsa's civilians
an argument.
Southern California. starting the
second half of the Pacific Coast
round robin, risks its unbeaten rec
ord against California team which
it defeated TO in the first meeting.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Tar Heels Will Lose
u Of 48 Gridder5;
Face n. T.. State
BY the Associated Press.

!
RICHMOND, Va. Oct. 29-Sev-
eral Southern Conference coaches
probably wouldn't hesitate 10 admit
that having Navy trainees on a foot
ball team is sort of now you see
them now you don't setup.
just about the time the boys have
gone through two or three games
and good amount of training many
Of them are transferred
/ Just about the deepest gloom cast
by these maneuVerings is current
around Chapel Hill, where North
Carolina's Coach Tom Young has
been informed that % of the "a
players making up his varsity squad
including nine regulars or alter
nateS-Would leave the campus for
duty elsewhere
Young said the Navys transfer
list included Craven Turner, captain
Ends Ray Poole and Dick HuSsev
Tackles Hamilton and MaskaS
Guard Bull johnson. Center Dick
Harris and Backs Palmer and Bryant
The Tar Heel mentor has not SAID
whether these players will be avail
able for the N. c. State game to-
morrow. 1t is a Southern Confer
ence tilt.
/ And TO make matters worse for the
Tar Heels, if they have lost the men
by tomorrow. North Carolina State
Coach Doc Newton has indicated
that his team will no al fu1l Strepot h
The only other conference NEE,
this week end will send Wake Forest
TO Clemson. Both went through
dummy scrimmage yesterday.
Wake Forests hopes of defeating
Clemson got decided boost with
the return of End D. Harris and
Guard Price Ratteree.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Bergman Disregards
Early Triumph in
Doping Dodgers

The league leading Redskins,
warned by their bosses to chuck
any overconfidence they may have
against Brooklyn Sunday, won't be
seen in loop game here until No
vember IA. In the next two Sun
days the much-traveled Tribe meet
the Dodgers at Brooklyn and the
Philpitts at Philadelphia.
BY the time they meet the De-
troit Lions and frankie Sinkwich &
Co. at Griffith Stadium in their next
home contest they NAV be so far
on top of the Eastern division that
even P-38 couldn't catch them.
On the record, the Skins are much
stronger than Brooklyn, whom they
licked. 27-0, in the league opener
here October 10 But records don't
count with Coach Bergman, who
points his squad for each game as
| it comes along. A licking by Pete
Cawthon's Dodgers would be solar
plexus wallop, and it could happen
Bergman says, If the Skins let down
The Washington squad leaves to-
iAASAAoV ioA l<C" VI dIlu Will IlOt
have a workout there before the
Brooklyn game.
Currently, the Skins, with three
straight wins, top the Eastern divi-
sion, with the Giants second and
the Philpitts third Steve Owens
Giants have won and lost in their
Philpitt series. while the Quaker
City crew has licked Brooklyn and
has been whipped by the Bears.
Sundays games could put the
Redskins in good shape if they win
and the Giants lose to the Packers
In that case the Skins would be
two games on top of the Eastern
division, an enviable spot.
I Twenty-seven Redskins will make
/ the trip, with the entire squad ready
for action. Probable non- starters
/ include Bob Masterson and George
Smith. end and center, both nurs-
ing injuries.
Evening star., 1943-10-29

sicians among the readers to
know that HOWE Nelson (Tena-
fly High gridder) is the brother
OF Ozzie Nelson, who used to strut
his stuff at Rutgers. Ozzie now
is wanted by the gendarmes as
one of the murderers of Pistol
Packin' Mama"
Service dept.-Ensign T. r.
Dawson, all-Southwest guard at
Texas in 1888, recently resigned
his commisson to become an avia-
ton cadet-and at the same time
lost his place on the Del Monte
Preflight football team. Capt.
Charley Erb, star California quar-
terback of two decades ago, has
acquired an impressive staff as
coach of the Hickam Field, Ha-
waii, team. His assistants include
Maj. James Stacy, ex-Oklahoma
and Lions tackle; Capt. Ed Hen
ming of Texas and Illinois, Capt.
Raymond Hyman of Dartmouth
and 1t. Ted Staffler of California.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
'Gridder Has Good Grin
On Hard-Luck Title

RICHMOND, Va. Oct. 29-Paul
Jack, 160-pound tailback for Thomas
Jefferson High School, has good
start on going down in footballs
record book as the hard-luck gridder
Of all time -.
= Here's what happened to Jack:
l. He ran 60 yards for touch
down, but the play was nullihed
because a guard was offside.
2. He raced As yards to score, but
the play was called back because a
teammate was charged with holding
3. Sped SO yards to another score,
but an official said he stepped out
of bounds.
4. Carried the ball 70 yards on a
punt return, but a guard was off,
side.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Trojuns Near Bowl Bid

Meanwhile, Southern California
moved much closer to another Rose
Bowl assignment after a close call
from the College of the Pacific. This
was whale of scrap in which the
0l-year -old coach, Alonzo Stagg, had
tieing or winning touchdown called
back.
Michigan, Duke, Tulsa and Texas
move up in their conference rank
ings. Tulsa has been a big surprise
after losing her coach and so MANY
stars. Colgate came ripping along
to beat good, improving Cornell
team.
But Southwestern Institute of
Louisiana, the campus that gave the
Army Chris eagle, turned in the
finest Job in night of rough play
and near riot. The bayou country
OF Louisiana wants to back South
western Institute against either
Notre Dame or Army.
Evening star., 1943-10-29

While Pennsylvania has drawn
only one hard game-the one with
Dartmouth-Army hasn't been
pressed all fall This time you can
be sure that Army will at last be
keyed up, keener outfit than it
has been against teams that never
had a chance.
In tangling with Pennsylvania,
Army might prove to be even better
than many have thought. That's
my guess.
The best performance last Satur-
day belongs to Southwestern Insti-
tute of Louisiana. This team, COM
posed largely of Rice and l.. S. U.
stars from last fall, wrecked South
western of Texas. packed with
Texas, Baylor and other fine players
from the big State
Southwestern of Texas, conqueroI
of Texas, was rated by many close
to Notre Dame. They had Jackie
Field, Harold FISCHER, Zuhel Con-
oily and others high in the upper
brackets, But they were outclassed
by the Louisiana team, headed by
Allan Dark. former l.. S. U. star
who once helped to wreck a good
FOrdham team,
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Navy Coach Still Singing Blues
|Over Irish Game Prospects

centers and 16 backs and among the
latter were Jim Petit and BOZ
JENKINS. men Whelchel previously
had said would be unable to make
the trip due to injuries.
Petit, repeatedly nursing an in.
Jured leg. and Jenkins, supposedly
hampered by back injury, remain
mystery men in Whelchel's plans
He said the fact that he brought
Petit and jenkins along did not in
dicate he planned to use them. say.
ing he would decide that later.
Notre Dame holds decided EDGE
IN the series which started in 1927
winning 13 games to the Middies
three.
Probable line-ups:
Evening star., 1943-10-29

Gantt,s consistent games of l4O, l45
and 140, WhiteWashed the erStWhile
Second-place Clarendon Decorators
with top score of 1,786. Washington
Cab also moved up on even terms
with N. w. Supply by sweeping
Boyle'S Grill.
The champion Shaffer Flower auint
blanked Bell Cab as Bert Lynn fired
1894 and Circle Paving moved to a
birthplace tie with YMCA as Sid
Kibler aided in a 80 win from
Quality Shop with 383 The "Y'
outfit, with Warren Waybright's 361
best, won the rubber game from
Arlington Trust. Joe Callan, veteran
Georgetown roller, posted BIT for
the bank team.
ON their game the night before
when they blasted big holes in their
top District League averages with
322 and 308 sets, Pacesetter AL
Wright came back last night in the
Lafayette Business Mems League
with 137-369 to give Absher Con-
istructlon a 2-1 victory over Official
CledlleTS Wnlle Runnerup Eddie
Keith banged out top single of 1863
and 399 to help Waldrop's Restaurant
sink Muth Co. Bill Martins 143 and
397 also were potent as the Waldrops
held second place.
c. M. II. Construction on Top.
Despite Lou Roses top set of 41O,
c. M. H. Construction routed Con-
tinental Life to gain first place when
the erstwhile co-leading AL Terry
All-Stars dropped a game to Till
mans. Jessie Sacrey, the loops only
fair bowler, gave Capt. Terry battle
for team honors with 1886 to 397
Bob Heinbaugh starred with $50 and
39l AS Ramsay Cleaners swamped
Sollers Plumbers with high aggre-
gate of 1879.
Young Clancy. rising Hyattsville
bowler, despite 3O8 set. made a
conspicuous District League debut
with Lafayette. Subbing for Perce
Wolfe, he struck in the last box to
give Lafayette the rubber game over
Temple by three pins.