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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-03
BozIcH WINNER
IN SKATING CONTEST

Detroit, Jan. 2--AP-Vince Bo.
1ich Of Detroit won the final two
distance races TO capture the sen.
Tor mems title in the Detroit invi.
rational Midwest skating champion
ships at Belle Isle Monday.
Victories in the mile race and
the two-mile grind gave Bozlch
ten-point margin over Bernie Mele-
wski OF West Allis, Wis. Bozicn
finished second to Melewskl in the
220-yard event. third in the 44O.
which was won by Frank Jelich.
also OF West Allis, and then failed
to place In the $50.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-03
Fine Points in Bridqe

the hrst trick when East played
the heart 8 and the won. The
heart A was scored and another
trump led to the K East led to
the diamond A and scored the re-
turn With the K. then switched to
the'Apade Q. South got that with
the A. used the now set-up dla-
mohd J to drop the 10. then the 0
and on these threw of dummy's
last two spades.
This enabled him TO run the
spade Q and X with the trump @
and throw of the spade 7 and 8
on the dummy's top clubs. All he
had to do then was run a club
with his last trump and score the
spade J for the final trick.
A pretty ordinary hand. yes, and
yet II gave q chance to use q
whole bag OF tools for prevention
Of losing tricks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-03
HORVATH TO TRY
ROLE IN FILMS

Hollywood. Jan. 2-APP-versa
ti.o Les Horvath, all-America back
from Ohio State, will try to run
in a different type OF league.
Horvath, who played In the East
West football game New Years
Day, takes a screen test today for
a part in the movie. Duel in the
Sun.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-03
Roundup

Miami hundreds who made horse racing their bust
that their livelihood
Jockeys found themselves
ended It's abbreviated meeting
Tuesday.
major leaders
presumably whiting the big stick
nexoably "a The Job assembling
mula for Lands fails to leember committee including
the
handed this the New York meeting
Pa-AP-Stan Musa, slugging outfeder
Cardinals has been ordered by his draft board induction
known yesterday Mus "a married father
children Dixie Walker Brooklyn
League batting championship last after coping the title
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-03

LEONARDO, N. J.-AP-Two U.
s. Merchant Marine men were kill
ed, six injured and eight listed as
missing in an explosion and fire
aboard the Sun Oil 'Compsny's
tanker "Sunoco" of the New Jer-
sey coast at 1905 a. m. (EWT)
Tuesday. The Navy public relations
Office in New York City reported
t. 246-foot vessel was smoking
badly but still afloat In Sandy
Hook Bay 1900 yards of shore
short distance north OF here at 9
a. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-03

Rico, outpointed Georgia Johnson,
1885,. Harlem, n. Y. (S).
brooklyn, N. Y.-Maxie Berger,
141. Montreal, outpointed Richard
(sheik) Rangel. 1872, Fresno, Calf.
go; Vince Pimpinella. ia, Brook
lyL. outpointed Lou (Tiger) Jones,
170%, Portchester, N. Y. go.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-03
TESTS REQUIRED

Lansing-The state supreme
court Tuesday held that manufac-
turer Of an insecticide may he held
liable for spray damage II he has
failed to make precautionary tests
OF the spray in Michigan. The de-
cision unanimously reversed low
er court decree directing a verdict
for the defendant and ordered a
new trial in the suit OF Walter II.
Fbers. Kent county farmer,
against the General Chemical Com
pany, one of the nations leading
chemical firms.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-03
hawks. Red Wings Trade Men

The famed Rsjsh, according to
Official averages released Tuesday,
went into two games as pinch hit
ter. He wake once. and the sec
ond time banged out a double.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-03
Bowling Scores
YPslLANTl MEMS CLUB BOWL

NPslLANTl MEMS CLUB BOWL
ING LEAGUE
Willow Run Alleycl
Piper Cubs
II Todd 374. Breiel $40. r.
Hunter "a ;el $50. h. Elliott ioS Il.
Geib (eapt) AZ.
Mosquitoes
A Stewart $40. NJ. Petty 55S. r.
Shaw 1874. X. Cook tcaptD 346. q.
StAncIfeld ASS, handicap 81
Flying Forts
G. Marshall 429. II. THU SEQ. A
Speariug 39S, +. Jacobs 36a. T.
S1uier (captD 446 handicap sc
llberators
c: Hart 400. Il. Raham $50. J.
Perry ave. 500. W. Lowe JaycD
3os. p Harrison (captl So
King cobras
r. Long 1898. 7. Colbert $50. r.
Smith 1928. W Wildman 4l4. II. +.
Miller (ayeD 500. handicap 23i
Thunderbolts
S. Butler 4S6. w. Bonner ass, r..
Bird Ss5. O. Lee Sos. l.. Milbourno
(capt) AL.
Mustangs
J. Dalchow 435. Il. Arnold $50. r
Baker 4l4. X. Parker i69. Y Welte
icapt.) 496. handicap "a
Black Widows
NJ J. Miller (ayeD 3S4 F. Butler
474. H. Jens (cRpt) S72, +. Jack
son sos. T. O'Dea tave) 25S.
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AoRNsBY LEADING
LEAGUE HITTER

Mexico city. Jan. 3-AP-Lead-
n hitter In Mexican Major League
baseball Rogers Hornsby He had
a perfect coo.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-03
Genital Sneclaltv

Hansen (aveD $40. Sprague 40.
Peterson AS, Framer AL, School
master 430, handicap 90.
Ken's
Angorus 81. Cliff $40, Schwall
1853, Lambert 49i, Franklin sos
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-03
GET RID OF LOSERS

COUNTING UP the number OF
apparent losing cards in your own
hand. when you are q suit declar-
Sr.}' usually discloses . larger
number than you can afford II you
are to make your contract. Then
you look over the ways to get rid
Of some Of those losers. There are
four main ways Of doing 1t. One Is
70 run them, another Is to fnesse.
. third Il to discard them on win.
ners Of some other suit In the OPP
posite hand. and the fourth Is to
set them up into winners by play
ing enough early rounds Of the
suit. Sometimes you combine all
OF these,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-03
Ring Decisions
(By the Associated Pressl

(By the Associated Press)
White Plains, N. Y.-Bnl Grant,
1s1A, Orange. N. j., knocked out
Walter Thomas. 1873. Bronx, N. Y.
ny; Juan Carrero, l34h, Puerto
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-03

HOUSE LEAGUE

Ford $40
Franklin $50, Wendt 442. Koch
ass, Mead 5ll, 'Iarris G29.
American Legion
Hayward Sic. Roster $50, Wisbin
474. Schrepper (aye.) 492. II. Smith
431, handicap 1923.
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Shaefer's

Max $50, Deck $50, Sinkule 544.
Roll SIT. Hall SIS.
TeAtman a Stain
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-03

Northrup Az. ,olley 492, Carrier
4s7, Connolly 4S9, Ziegler 46l
Spur
Bowden AIS, Nargo bl7. Iutes
1872, Crane AS, Jones 4S5, handicap
Is.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-03

Livingston 462, Glow 446 Evans
479, Stein 425, Smith 491. handicap
225.
Evening star., 1945-11-20

flrsr Christmas out Of the service
than q badger shaving brush. That
Is, II he is not an electric razor
addict. We have been told many
times by members of the masculine
sex that a good lather whipped up
with really fine brush starts the
day of happily. There's nothing
dull or proSaic about q shaving
brush when 1t boasts good-looking
crystal cut, lucite handle.
Brushes made of pure imported
badger are very expensive, but for a
moderate cost you can secure a very
good brush Of some badger mixed
with small amount of other quail
ity bristles.
Aluminium for party equipment is
back on the local front. Beautiful
trays, inexpensive in price, are de-
signed for attractive serving. Among
those seen recently are large round
ones, long ruffled border oblong
styles, smaller novel designs. These
heavy-gauge aluminium trays are
accented by raised floral patterns,
and fiuted edges. An excellent gift
for a mid-winter bride.
Easy chair, favorite pipe, good
radio program and comfortable
slippers fit into the picture of a con-
tented man. He undoubtedly has the
chair, and pipe, can get the pro-
gram with the flip of the dial, but
what about those slippers? If in
need, tell him to look at those new
leather scuffs. The rich dark brown
cross straps Of leather are con-
trasted with a tobacco colored suede
sole and as a finishing touch they
are hand-laced around the edge.
Evening star., 1945-11-20
'Shop>Happy'
By Dorothy Bihiman

One OF the local stores has a large
supply Of cooking utensils put out
by well-known manufacturer.
Made Of aluminium, the moulded
walls are graduated In thickness.
This helps to spread the heat evenly
and also to maintain heat. Water
less cooking" can be done at low
temperature, allowing your vegeta-
bles to keep their vitamins, color
and flavor. Among the utensils rep
resented in this supply are frying
pans, 2, 3 and quart covered
saucepans, Dutch ovens and grid
dies.
Almost every member of the FEM
mine sex loves jewelry. Not all of
us can afford the real stuff" out
side of a nice watch and perhaps
| one or two rings, but we all try to
accumulate well-made costume jew
elry. It's a shame the way we
heap these necklaces, bracelets, etc.
In one Of our dresser drawers. In
trying to find matching earring OF
particular pin some Of the more
fragile pieces Of jewelry are liable
to become broken. Let's take bet
ter care of our accessories! Pur-
chase a smart leather jewel box in
either brown, blue or red. You'll
find it equipped with lock and key
which is good feature, for little
sister or your young daughter can
not take possession without "spe-
cial permission. The box measures
approximately 10x7x3 and has a re-
movable tray with ring section Keep
it in mind as Christmas gift.
We can't think Of anything better
to give a man who is spending his
Evening star., 1945-11-20

comes IN bottle prettily capped In
blue and big enough to permit .
Iprohigate hand In slathering on the
stun. A pleasantly dry scent, 1t has
just enough come-hither to IT to
make = man say 'Mmm! That
smells NIGEL"
In the super-scent department
there's new perfume especially de-
signed for the 18-karat glamour
girl, the girl Who Has Everything.
You can be pretty sure she won't
have this, because it's brand new.
Definitely not in the category Of
common scents-no matter how you
look at it-this is an exotic perfume
that will leave q haunting impress
sion OF its wearer wherever she goes.
As though the scent weren't enough,
the bottle Is further glorified by q
beautiful box, all frosty white and
flecked with gold.
All the grooming gear for her
hands richly cased In real leather
that's gift that any girl or woman
would love. The case is a drop-side
affair made of highly CLOSED saddle
leather Gin russet, wine red or navy
blue) and holds all the essentials
for hand grooming polish, remover,
cuticle puSher, file, tweezers, etc.
plus q lipstick and cheekstick in a
shade to match the polish. Incl
dentally, there couldn't be better
gift for the teen-age problem child
who won't take care Of her hands,
because the pretty fixings will prob
ably encourage good habits in this
direction. One of these would be
far more convincing than bitter
aloes to the nail bitter, we should
think.
Eve being-well, Eve-you can
never 60 wrong giving cosmetics.
especially If they come In a rich
looking case that can double for a
handbag. Usually this kind of ar
rangement comes high, but here's
one that's pleasantly low priced. It's
| a largish envelope made of simu-
lated alligator with flap that fastens
with a metal spring lock, and an
adjustable strap that adjusts itself
to arm or shoulder toting. The lin
ing is washable and waterproof
just in case-and the crux Of the
situation is a removable sliding
panel that holds all the fixings to
make = pretty face prettier. A girl
can use it as pocketbook if she
wants to and then slip in the panel
when she's going away for the week
end-or anywhere of base where
she might want a miniature dress
ing table at hand.
Evening star., 1945-11-20
By Epslyn Hayes

beauty ritual. Such a soap is one we
have earmarked for ladys Christ
mas. Bearing . famous name, It's
hard-milled (which means that it
won't melt away from you), and it's
delightfully."- perfumed. Three large
cakes. separately boxed, are wrapped
together, tied with ribbon and
topped with q gardenia to make q
very pretty tribute to any lady.
At the same shop (we1l tell you
whereD you'll also find one OF our
fayorite after-bath products. It's a
body mist Cooks like toilet water)
named after the four winds, and It
Evening star., 1945-11-20

blue edge, measuring when folded
az by ~ inches. This was turned
so the folded edge is at top. Gen.
tered on the sheet is a miniature
clothesline held up by pale blue
posts measuring ~ inches each.
On the line are II didies attached
by small black marks representing
clothespins. The letters in blue on
the didies spell out the word IN
PRODUCING. At the left near the
Evening star., 1945-11-20
Readers Clearing House

QuSD3QQS 6OuCn C&TOuu& McIuOI1e6
Of pudding requiring grated raw
sweet potatoes Is base) In an old
clipping from Better Homes and
Gardens, october. 1887. The recipe
is attributed to q plantation cook
book Of the old Charleston days:
"One quart grated raw sweet po-
tato, l pint sugar (either brown or
granulated) or v pint sugar and "
pint sirup," u pint ~ pound but
ter, melted, " pint milk, 3 table
spoons powdered ginger (some
prefer less). grated rind Of one
orange.
Mix ingredients thoroughly. Bake
in . creased casserole in . mod
crate oven (325 degrees) ~ to 2
hours. Serve with the meat course
without sauce or as dessert with
hard sauce.
"' Plantation sirup' made from
sugar cane was preferred. A very
mild molasses or corn sirup is the
modern equivalent"
I think the recipe can be tampered
with to advantage. Coriander seed
blends marvelously in taste with the
sweet potato. So do raisins. So do
beaten eggs.
SHAG RUGS?
LINOLEUM CARE?
From Mrs. D. L. C. Washington.)
I have two problems confronting
me, that I hope some of your kind
readers can solve. have shag
rugs, cotton ones, in my living room.
Three Of them are small enough to
go in my wash machine, but the
fourth Is by 8 and much too big
and heavy for the machine. I dont t
want to have to send it to the laun-
dry every time 1t gets dirty, as one
has to wait two or three weeks. 1t is
light blue and is very dirty now.
Will some one please tell me, as soon
as possible, how they have solved
the problem? Are there shampoos
to use on the rug, while it is on
the floor? I tried washing 1t
once and could never get the soap
out of 1t completely. The canvas
backing is so heavy and thick 1t took
over week outdoors in the hot sun
to get it completely dry.
My other problem is my kitchen
linoleum. have new one I would
like to protect, but have tried self
polishing wax and the best paste
wax available on it, and still after
one day, the floor has lost its shine
completely and I have to wash the
rug again. I have two small chill
dren who play in the kitchen quite
a bit, and we use the kitchen a great
deal, so the floor gets dirty very
quickly. I have given up hope and
just wash 1t every day.
Perhaps some one can give me
their method for waxing that will
last at least week.
I will appreciate an early response,
as am at my wits end!
X X y
DUTCH OVEN?
(From Mrs. r. R., Washington
Recently I received a Dutch oven
with a glass cover. have used 1t
to cook pot roast, but know Of no
other use for it.
Can any of the readers give me
any suggestions for other uses?
Could it be used to roast a chicken
on top of the stove, for instance?
1t is a very nice utensil and I feel
sure there must be other uses for
it. but my meager experience does
not cover that.
\
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
(Froml Mrs. D. A. B., Arlington.)
A reader asked about birth an
nouncements recently. I received a
homemade announcement which is
very attractive and inexpensive. It
looks as though the small sheet of
paper might originally have been
intended for bread-and-butter
note. 1t is double sheet with dark
Evening star., 1945-11-20

top two small slots were cut and a
1-inch piece Of pale blue satin rib
bon put through. A few blades of
grass here and there under the line
make the scene more realistic. On
the bottom sheet appears the baby's
name, date of birth, weight and
parents names. all neatly lettered
in blue ink. This announcement
was in blue for a boy but this is a
matter of preference.
Evening star., 1945-11-20
Early>Bird Gifts

All, Dasher! All, Bitten! All,
Christmas! All, me! Not yet
Thanksgiving-and the foresighted
are already picking the cream OF
the current crop Of Yule loot. OF
course, any one who knows the first
thing about feminine psychology
knows that gifts In the beauty line
make short work OF any Christmas
shopping problems. They're abso-
lutely sure-fire for almost any
daughter Of Eve.
A gift that promotes . woman's
sense Of well-being is always well
come and nothing does more In
that department than the kind Of
soap that makes Of her bath q
Evening star., 1945-11-20

lemons, grated rind and one lem
on, 2 tablespoons cornsprch, 3 level
tablespoons butter, 1 egg yolks,
teaspoon vanilla.
Add cornstarch to sugar, stirring
well, add other ingredients, mix well
and cook in double boiler until
thick. Just before it is cool enough
to spread between layers of your
favorite cake recipe beat in cup
powdered sugar. Can be used be-
tween layers and sides too.
THREE-CRUST PIE.
(Fron Mrs. w. B., Greenbelt, Nd
have a recipe for a three crust
cream pie. 1t might be what Mrs.
A. B. B. of Takoma Park wanted
when she asked for a three crust
lemon pie.
Make pastry. divide dough into
three parts, and roll each out to a
sheet. Cut into rounds, 8 or 9
inches in diameter. Place sepa-
rately on baking sheets, pricking
each well. Bake in hot oven until
delicately brown. Put pie together
like a layer cake with filling also on
top. Cover with meringue and
brown.
GREASE DRIPPINGS?
fFrom Mrs. D. T, Washington
Would appreciate any suggestions
as to how an accumulation of grease
dripping from automobile, on ce-
ment driveway, may be cleaned; also
how to clean oil paintings.
CHEESE CAKE?
(From Mrs. w. L. T., WASHINGTON.
Will some one please send in some
recipes for cheese cake? I would
like one which uses cottage cheese
as I understand that there are
recipes which do.
SWEET POTATO PUDDING;
ROCKERS?
From Mrs. E. E. s., Washington. J
A recipe for sweet potato pudding
was requested the other night. I
wish to submit recipe. Beat 3 eggs
until well mixed and foamy. Add
I11a cups sweet milk, a cup melted
butter, Y cup sugar, u cup honey or
molasses, 1 teaspoon nutmeg, tea
spoon cinnamon, u teaspoon soda
and cups grated raw sweet pota-
toes. Turn into CREASED baking
dish. Bake $50 degrees for one hour.
When top is brown turn under and
let crust form again. Allow pudding
to cool before Slicing. Serve with
milk or cream. Serves 8.
1 have a request to make. Does
any one know what can be done to
the bottoms Of rockers to eliminate
the collection of hunks of wax on
floor? I would appreciate any help.
4 X X
SWEET POTATO PONE.
From Mrs. J. w. F., Washington. J
am copying for Mrs. L. L. c.,
Takoma Park, the recipe for sweet
potato pone which I located re-
Gently (after months of intermittent
searching inspired by mine and my
Evening star., 1945-11-20

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address.
We will withhold both and use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House, Woman's Page, The
Evening Star, Washington 1.
Views expressed in the Clear
ing House are not necessarily
those Of The Star, and as it is
obviously impossible for us to
test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility
for them.
Betsy CasweH.
Evening star., 1945-11-20
By Barbara Bell

Dp 0QfOQf0 0eU
So pretty and simple you'll find
dozens of uses for this go-every-
where shirtwaist frock. It's a style
that's good the year round, and
becoming to every age.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1899 is
designed for sizes "a. 36, 38, 40, "a,
A, As and 48. Size SO, short sleeves,
needs 334 yards of IS or 39-inch ma
terial; 1 yard machine-made ruf-
fling.
For this pattern, send 20 cents, In
coins, your name, address, pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star, P. o.
Box 80, Station G, New York 10,
N. Y.
Send today for your copy OF the
new fall and winter catalogue.
You'll find it a complete and de-
pendable guide in planning your
winter wardrobe. Price 10 cents.
Evening star., 1945-11-20

Everybodys Christmas loot should produce least
practical Inraries-snch specially fine SOAP.
There's famed and favorite lavender soat-kcd by both
and women-that sooald make fine stocking gift for
everybody in the family.
Evening star., 1945-02-22

Ldst-ntnute changes ~
rndio programs some-
times reach The Star too
Evening star., 1945-02-22
Uncle Roy's Corner

During the first $50 years of it's
life, Berlin grew very, slowly, and
reached population of only 10000.
Then came the time when Fred
erick I, known as "the first king
of Prussia" made it his capital,
Frederick added nearby towns to
the city, and started the Academy
of Science. During his reign, and
after it, Berlin grew swiftly. BY
1900 it was the home of 172,000
people.
While Napoleon was great con-
queror" in Europe, Prussia was one
of the nations which felt his power.
After winning the battle of Jena
in 1906, he took control of Berlin.
His soldiers occupied the city, and
for a time it seemed that Prussia
was a broken nation"
Later came Napoleon's invasion
of Russia, ending in defeat. After
leaving Russia, Napoleon kept some
of his power in Prussia and other
German states, but he was forced
to retreat to the Rhine River In
1913. His final downfall came at
the battle of Waterloo. where the
Prussians did great deal to help
the British win the victory.
In the century which followed
the battle of Waterloo, Berlin grew
into a huge city, and became the
capital Of the German Empire.
One building in Berlin used to
be of great Importance. This was
the Reichstag, where men chosen
by. the people used to gather to
make laws. After 1919, women, as
well as men, were allowed seats
in the Reichstag.
When Adolf Hitler coaxed the
aged President Hindenburg to name
him chancellor there were not
enough Nazis in the Reichstag to
give him majority vote.
That trouble was ended before
long. The Reichstag building was
set on fire, and the fire was blamed
on the Communists, who were Hit
ler's enemies. There is good rea-
son to believe that the fire was
started by Nazis, not by Commu-
nistS.
Shortly after the fire, which hap
Evening star., 1945-02-22
LIFE'S LIKE THAT

Scrapbook.)
Evening star., 1945-02-22

pened in 1893, Hitler took away the
powers of the Reichstag, and made
himself the complete master of Ger
many.
For HISTORY section of your
Scrapbook.)
Evening star., 1945-02-22
/Whieh Of his Two \
I wives will hs come 1
home to -. J
MS. Cay Or Ms. "elsm ri

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lUncoated or candy coated. their
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gentle, e millions Of MRS have
proved. Get 25c box today i. or
larger economy sise. All druggists.
Caution: Taken only Is directed.
!. ~ "A nascssy. ronoeeow Afatnu9
Evening star., 1945-02-22
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