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Show UIN'EAH EASIN RECORD Court Puzzler oj Sports Stays fetch Headed !evel - y ADVENTURERS cdte Praise LrRiCK CHARLES $50,000 I HUTCH-'Detroit'- s pitcher virtue which his cbtoaave him from 'outstanding t,nd .solid, unimaginative the b more so than 19 his age, which is ... an( unemotional, the is t " bi" -h- lieity pieces than any of P0, bis aee to the history thls spotlight So far Jiled him in the least. the .the stuff written about has been in superla-Onauthor gave him Etching magic of Christy e vouth right arm. w,son in his was titled "The One Can Hit. No big Noth-gj- stiff has to .tcfcnson prove him-- a competition. Un- - league CLUB from the lives McSIIANE EOBERT WHAT to EAT and WHY JMSKETBALLS rules manipulators soon may be faced with another task that of devising seme method to make goal tending Illegal. As the rules now stand any unusu-aUm many homes: Hamburger tall player can station himself C. Houston Goudiss Offers Practical Help in Planning Steak, Baked Beans, Potatoes, beneath the basket and with no more Stewed Corn, Custard Pie. than a slight jump bat opponents Meals That Avoid Hidden Hunger; Illustrates Since both meat and baked shots away from the danger zone. beans are rich in protein, they HEADLINES This was thoroughly demonstrated Right and Wrong Methods of Menu Building may well be served at separate during the past season by Mike No OF PEOPLE LIKE meals, as indicated by either of YOURSELFI GOUDISS HOUSTON C. vak, By the following combinations: Hamcenter of the Loyola university team in Chicago. the prob- burger Steak, Creamed Potatoes, homemakers GENERATION approached ago, The aititudinous Mike stationed himLettuce Salad, lem of feeding their families with but two objectives: String or Beans, self under the basket and when the Cooked Fruit. Or, Baked Fresh from to adults send and to put weight on their children away opposition shot from outside he Stewed Tomatoes, Cabbage ELLO, EVERYBODY: child failed Beans, If the would merely raise his with their table the appeased. appetites Salad, Custard Pie. long right H. Dowd of the Bronx, N. Y., sends me a to George arm, jump about two and a half In the first menu, the beans, pogain satisfactorily, or if his teeth were crowded and subfeet off the Boor, and flip the ball letter that starts out, This is the first time I have ever corn and pastry are all Abner Uncle his tatoes, to after take was he said to decay, ject tried to put an experience of mine down on away. high carbohydrate foods. To proShall or perhaps to have inherited paper. vide additional bulk, as well as Novaks contribution wasnt only I stop? the poor teeth of his maternal every child, a pint for each adult, to reduce the amount of carboto the defensive side. His tremenWell, the answer to that is: For Petes sake, no, George. as a bever- hydrate, it would be advisable to dous height enabled him to grandmother. And if adults which may be served tally Because George has turned in one hum-dingsauces serve a green vegetable such as in with of soups, a sufcereals, age, or were chronically tired something better than 10 points a It s the story of a barrage of flying steel that was setyarn. or made into desserts; an egg string beans, and choose fruit ingame to Loyolas total off, fered from nerves, that, at least three or four stead of pie for dessert. It is asOfficials and fans are generally not by powder or any other sort of but by actual too, was blamed on circum- daily, orone explosive, serving of meat, fish sumed, of course, that eggs would weekly; agreed that too great a premium is horsepower 28 horses, hell-befor election, stances that had nothing to or chicken, usually at the main be given in some other form durplaced on height. It gives a player drawing behind them a galloping machine that spued death-dealin- g meal of the day; a second protein ing the day. do with the diet. an almost unsurmountable advanSince baked beans contain both No one had ever heard of hid- food, such as cheese, baked beans tage, demoralising members of the projectiles right, left, front and center. Its the only case I ever heard of where projectiles were den hunger! For nutritionists had or nuts, usually served at lunch protein and carbohydrate, we omit opposing team. On the other hand not yet startled the or supper; two vegetables besides potatoes in the third menu, and they argue that it isnt fair to pena- thrown by horses. Maybe some of those sword-rattlin- g dicworld by demon- potatoes, one of which should be serve a food rich in vitamin C lize a player because he happens to tators of Europe will pick up this idea and use horses when reach nearer the clouds than his strating that food of the raw, leafy variety; two the tomatoes, and add a bulky their supply of powder runs low. I havent done any experimay satisfy the ap- servings of fruit, and at least one raw vegetable by way of the salad. There Isnt quite as mnch danger menting with this idea, and I dont know how well it would petite and yet fail serving of a whole grain cereal. to feed . . . that But Ill tell you George Dowds story and you can By adhering to this plan, you in the situation as is seen on the work. Its Balance Thai Counts will miof the help to supply your family absence surface. A majority of abnormally figure it out for yourself. no more time or efIt requires nute amounts of with the necessary proteins, min- fort to tall athletes are physically handinutritionally corIt happened along about the middle of July, 1913, on prepare minerals and vita- erals, vitamins and cellulose. Fuel rect meals than those which lack capped In that they are often slow, the Idaho Falls Development company dry farm, a few miles mins may be re- foods may be added by way of balance, nor is it more expenawkward and a trifle freakish. This of Idaho Falls, Idaho. That farm was a d acre is not true of Novak. Nat Holman, northwest sponsible for a long breadstuff's, macaroni, rice and sive. For elaborate meals can lack wheat ranch. Out in that section they harvest their wheat in July, and train of deficiency other cereals; butter or margarine balance, if they are deficient in the old Celtic hero and for 20 years George, who was just a young fellow then, had a job working on one diseases which and the fats used in cooking. coach of City College basketball, of minerals, vitamins and bulk, while the big combine harvesters, sewing up sacks of grain. cause untold miscalls Novak a fine athlete and the those composed of such simple There were three of those harvesters in the field one drawn for men- Common Errors In Menu Planning foods as bread and milk, and are and best college player he has ever seen. responsible ery by mules, a second drawn by a steam engine or tractor, and the Common mistakes in menu plan- stewed fruits may provide an The argument is one that can stay tal and physical inefficiency. third, on which George was working, drawn by 28 head of horses. are a concentration of too abundance of the protective subning fresh for years. And it is doubtful if Those combine harvesters have a group of cylinders in them, many proteins or carbohydrates stances which satisfy the hidden the rules committee will take drasPlanning Meals Scientifically hitched to the wheels and geared up to revolve at great speed in one meal; the failure to include definite a tic action on the question in the know we that hunger of the body. Today when the horses are walking. George was working on a wooden food adequate bulk by way of fruits, between exists very near future. My plea to homemakers is to relationship on that harvester, directly over those revolving cylinplatform and whole grain cere- give less vegetables and activity, bodily thought to the preparaconsumption ders. But the cylinders werent revolving at the moment, for and that normal individuals can als; and the massing in one meal tion of elaborate recipes, and the big machine was stopped for some minor repairs. The repair of too many foods that are high in more thought to supplying the food usually control body weight by fat. of fuel amount the that will create abundant national values TURNESA, regulating yiLLIE The following menu, for exam- health and vitality. In that way, foods in the diet. We know that golf champion, recently was singled out for the Metropolitan Golf minerals and vitamins play a pow- ple, contains more protein than I believe we shall take a real step associations top honors when he erful part in building and main- necessary, and too little bulk, yet forward in human progress. of the dinners served C WNU C. Houston Goudiss 193357 was ranked at plus one in the honor taining sound teeth as well as it is typical role of leading mashie wielders. healthy nerves; and that we can V.'ee Willie, the only amateur build resistance to disease, defer member of the famous Turnesa golfold age, and even lengthen the ing family, re-span of life by choosing our food, ceived the highest not merely for its appetite appeal, but for the qualities that contribranking ever ac-- ; corded a New York ute toward what nutritionists term a balanced diet. player, indicating that in the eyes of officialdom Willie I The Balanced Diet ,1 is a stroke better f.t homemaker modern Every than par every time s therefore owes it to her family not THE (1721) is a perfectly Piece by piece the platform was being shot away. he tees off. to plan meals at random, but to fashion for afternoon charming seven The Metropolitan Y' " take into consideration the club meetings and lunchman was putting a draper belt into the header, and the driver parties, Golf Associations factors that science has deter- eons. It docs nice things to your and the header man got down to help him, leaving George alone mined to be essential for top ratings are sports on the machine. because the bodice is gathhealth. These include: protein figure, slipperiest pole. Its Willie into ered just enough fullness, and Valve. Turnesa Steam Pressure Explodes Safety even harder to stay for building and repairing body the high waistline makes you look for Dowdl fun wasnt it fun but And then started the George any to to has A there. proproduce slimmer around the middle and ranking golfer tissue; carbohydrates of one tractor the other harvesters steam was the It hauling duce in tournaments to keep his quick heat and energy; fats, a over the diaphragm. Make it of that started ail the trouble. There was too much steam in the more compact form of fuel; min- silk crepe, place. georgette, prints or boiler and all of a sudden the safety valve popped off with a In addition to the plus rating of erals, which serve both as build- chiffon. off went the within same And the second, says George, bang. Turnesa, there are three players ers, and as regulators of body 28 horses with the machine I was on in what you would call a Heres a simple little pattern rated at scratch, despite the slip of vitamins A, B, C, D, E processes; that brings you one of the (1670) real runaway! one and G, which act as regulators, Ray Billows, who was dropped of the seasmartest 28 is a to horse write home Well, sir, about, runaway something stroke. At scratch are Frank Straf-ac- i, and help to prevent the various de- very the button-fro- styles frock for evson who men were in was the The that the but only beginning. putting which in the Turnesa defeated water, who ficiency diseases; belt were knocked clear of the machine at the first jump the serves as a vehicle by which food ery day wear. It has wide shoulmetropolitan amateur championship draper and the fitfield Then off a full down were at animals those the made. horses galfinal at Ridgwood, N. J.; Dick Chapis carried to the tissues, and cellu- ders, a flaring skirt, of simple means is all And with machine behind them! the by along great ting unwieldy careening lop norfor the and John lose or bulk, required man, amateur darkhorse, waistline in the draw that which of the at darts the dashed revolved as harvester, along, cylinders they mal functioning of the intestinal Burke, handicapped by Iff. G. A. and fill out the bust. Flat crepe, high speed when the horses were just walking, began revolving at a tract. for the first time. greater than even steel can stand! prints, thin wool and linen are Burke captured the intercollegiate speed The horses hadnt gone a dozen feet when steel benice materials for this dress. cylinders A Days Food Plan championship in Louisville, Ky. from centrifugal force and shooting out of the maThe Patterns bursting gan will The various food essentials That feat shouldn't be underestimatchine in ail directions. The first one ripped up through the boards 1721 is designed for sizes 34, No. if three the to be daily failed as Turnesa ed, however, supplied on which George was standing ripped up with a deafening crack meals include a quart of milk for 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 46. Size 36 turn the same trick in three years like the report of a cannon and shot past Georges nose, straight of effort np in the air. Another one followed and another. Cylinders, Bracketed in the two stroke handigears and bits of broken metal came flying out of that machine in a veritable barrage. cap are E. H. Driggs, Tommy GoodItems of Interest takes 4ti yards of 39 inch material. win, John Parker, Mark Stuart, to the Harvesters Reeling Platform. lie Clung . White-headOne yard edging for neckline. Jess Sweetser and Charles "I was on the U. S. S. Leviathan for 22 months during the war," to the Housewife No. 1670 is designed for sizes 34, George says, and I have heard her guns bark a good many times. 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 46. With of metal hunks made And I would say that the reports these gears and long sleeves, size 36 requires 414 h No. 1 when leaving the machine were about as loud as those made by a of 39 inch material. With yards A Spotless Tub. Baths can be The cannon. Cutting Cooking Time. short sleeves, 4 yards. GALENTO, the animated if rubbed clean of made of hail TONY vat from that spotlessly flying steel, cooking time of hominy grits, And George, standing right in the midst Newark, has reNewSpring-Summe- r Pattern Book. bein paraffin cereals or rice can with a cloth dipped do anything about it He was having all he could do to cling whole-grai-n tained his National Boxing associa- couldnt 15 usual in cents the for Barbara Send them Bells the while over horses fore of harvester that galwashing shortened to the swaying, reeling platform be by soaking tion ranking as the No. 1 heavywhile lemon juice and salt Spring-SummPattern Bookl breakneck speed. Piece by piece and board by board, the night in water to cover. at way, loped along weight title challenger. Make smart new frocks for street, will take oif drip marks. fir flooring of the platform was shot away until it was even with the heels Association records show that Joe of his shoes. and afternoon, with these daytime the Paint Soles. the Varnish Triner, Illinois committeeman, votcarefully planned designs I If hed thought of it, he might have jumped, but for the first simple, shoes with boots and of soles any Whipping Cream.Improving ed to leave vacant the No. 1 post its its economical, Its easy, chic, few moments be was too bewildered. lie could feel the wind of boots quick-dryin- g varnish. School When whipping cream for deswhich the N. B. A. first awarded the those deadly metal projectiles as they whizzed by him. One of so often to the serts or salads add three marsh- to sew your own. Each pattern to not need will go p New Jersey heavyweight last year. sew chart includes a them hit him in the calf of the leg. Others ripped great holes In mallows cut in four pieces each to guide beginners. repairers after this treatment. Two-To- n There were pieces of steel the canvas awning over his head. Tonys high ranking posiof cream and whip to a half-piSend your order to The Sewing tion carries little glory with it. Hes weighing three or four pounds shot from that harvester, he says, stiffness is ob- Circle Pattern desired the until Coarse the man Range. Cleaning Dept., Room 1324, that were picked up later more than a mile away. merely been designated as top tained. The marshmallows will 211 W. Wacker Dr., Chicago, 111. remove will roughany sandpaper of a particularly unimpressive seHelp Was Already on the Way. the neglected gas whip into the cream and you will Price of patterns, 15 cents (in lection of challengers. Committee was already on the way. The repair man had ness from But meanwhile, help find it much lighter and fluffier coins) each. members did not take themselves a good saddle horse tied nearby and In less than half a minute he was range. as well as having a fine flavor. S BeU Syndicate. WNU Service. too seriously when they designated in the saddle, riding hard. The runaways had almost a quarter of a arCafefully made Taddings. Paper Tony to lead the list. They mile head start, but gradually he closed up that distance. The barrage it clear that Tony cannot he con- of steel had stopped by then, and George was safe as long as he could ranged newspapers make good paddings under fiber rugs and sidered a very grave threat to cling to his perch on the shattered platform. SOCIAL and BUSINESS mattings, because the dirt which Champion Joe Louis. He did cling to that platform. He clung to it for a full mile, be easily resifts may through state to CENTER at the over. ACTIVITIES threatened and tip while the harvester reeled and swayed Heavyweight boxings sorry moved with the newspapers. of affairs is evidenced by the first But at the end of that mile the repairman caught up with the 10 ranking fighters. In addition to lead horses and brought them to a stop. Candles. Chill Thoroughly it started, but it Galento the committee ranked, in George says that harvester was nearly new when was chilled in the refrigerator, wax Max on Lou other the Nova, hand, Bob when it wreck Pastor, George, stopped. total a was order, and last Baer, Red Burman, Maurice Strick- lucky. His only injury was where that one piece of flying steel had hit candles will burn slower And that, he says, "wasnt serious." longer. land. Nathan Mann, Roscoe Toles, his right leg. V.NU Service. Copy Johnny Paycheck and Tony Musto. Let Youngsters Learn. It is the In SALT LAKE CITY Divisions other than heavyweight allow to In people young wisest class. more deal plan a show Days great Dutch Thousand of repeat guests year to manege their own money, after after year attest the popularity of the light heavyweight class ChamIndies stretch a equator, notes a writer in the Cleve East Dutch The for their sum fixed a Lewis is followed this line hotel handing over to that from New land Plain Dealer. pion John Henry distance equal and Dutch East Indies cfcnjyrise keep. In this way they learn the The The popuby Melio Bettina, Dave Clark Francisco. San to York the larger part of the Malay archi- value of money and are encourBATHS r' Hunt, Billy Conn, in first, second and third lation totals 52,OOlT'JOO. ROOMS out and are situated between aged to save, thus giving them a Finishing pelago places, respectively. area in is equal The Island empire Rates: $2.00 fo Singh Australia and southeastern Asia, good training for future responsithe list of 10 are Ron Richards. Gus to all the states east of the Missis- Their extent may be realized from bilities. Lesnevich, Len Harvey. Jock of the state sippi with the exception the fact that the distance from Tiger Terry Warrington, Ed of CAFETERIA DINING ROOM BUFFET Ti from the reaching name, that north Sumatra, to Merauke, Joe Wagner. Thats the Spirit. Silk stockings die Wenstob and souththe to Maine of All Located off Main Lobby in New northern the tip Erie-gcGuinea, respectively can be preserved if, when new, Top niiddlcwcights are Solly of Florida, from Lake Michi is 3,000 eastern ern and western limits, A1 tip in soaked are methylated they includchampion; Freddie Apostoll, miles as wide as the Atlantic from spirit for five minutes, then hung gan to the Gulf of Mexico, Entertainment IlosUk, Walter Woods, Ccfcrino to London. Include 18 states. York New They in the air until the smell has up Garcia, Teddy Yarocs, Fred Saba-tino- , ingThe tthole NIGHT SATURDAY In FRIDAY EVERY the and full the such groups as Moluccas, empire lies evaporated. This treatment makes Frio Seellg, Attilio from the Celebes, Sunda, Timor and Banda and reaches sun equatorial them laddeilcss for a long time Tony Zale and Gene Buffalo. Sumatra to the islands. and the good woik will be further Hen- tip of northwestern are five welterweights of kinds distinct First Fourteen people center of New Guinea (Papua). carried on if a line of machining Charley ry Armstrong, champion; the islands all days in inhabit these islands, some of them is run around the top just below CHAUNCEY W. WIST, Mono3.r Mrs. J. H. WATI8S, PnaicW Throughout Lull Burley. Fritzie Zivic, Sammy are about the same length, very primitive, others highly civi the line. year the suspender lized. spring and Miit Aron. as the Islands all lie close to the LJ A Murder Machine ' er nt fellow- -athletes. seven-thousan- Plus One HUTCHINSON FEED Wiably his admirers had very by motives in heaping praise head. But they also succeed-m putting the boy on the spot, ire up to his publicity would re-r- e 1 'he skill of a genius. If he largely the fault of (fends who have built him up will be u it ) I pitching juggernaut. mil need ail his composure steadiness. American league b re practicing for Hutchinson, high priced and highly publicized ,'sr. he offers a fair target for And they wont be b riding. St when they start ribbing him M his nothing ball and his upcal right arm." 1e 1 tin Minors? lened the greatest pitcher in the tar leagues last year, Hutchin-- n s claim that distinction to or his friends' claim to that hon-- ) far him can be disputed. Paul Sandcut, Ind., idol, won 22 es and lost 6 in the Texas ijif Hutchinson won 25 and lost He Pacific Coast league. Trouts es were gathered in three and 'til months of play while Hutch--J- 8 s were compiled in six months I cciDetition. All in all. Trouts bier !1 for the wjfJ '! year was the more fable. 'it'crtheless, Hutchinson Is a player. He was beaten fence as a high school pitcher, ' as an American Legion pitch-- f bice while hurling for Yakima Scven limes last year. That is bail at record. immediate future would be in superlative praise sudden end. Few f' are as harmful to a young e as extravagant, over-don- e . His personal cheering sec aould do well to soft pedal its JSe season is under ( e s aoubt if the r - come to a Shorts f;!rt . JKELL Indian owed out of k ii i institute has the big time with 0lerncnl that hereafter the mcct only prep teams Haskell, in former Payed Notre Dame, teams t.g Six and the Big rbe 0flvccrona. Swedish Peciahst, says boxing is no Ten... fc ,nKLorous h than any other fightcr shouId re hB rinS for at least a b.cm locked out . . . hr lda g0'f r d courses, aban- j,, have th recfnrf,the ff'pression' ,12 , ud 10ned and reopened winner of the Santa aad derby, was the '"ooey winner of 1938. Prior E Widen er sold hint LEC,hand a :,CaP t , n 4 ToJ t -- Sixty-fiv- in .w on sition ns, s n jjti.no ' i .I inty tr 81 1 PJceri thro, aihd,J 11 ;; k cot year year, has not made The Canadian trotters ,btlcn 8 warded to Labor day- - Purses of pacers and trot- d be $3,500 0y fpt.. tn e rkcy heavywoi;jht con- days 01 Corbett. Fit. is nPPcaring m the Golden Gate . For the past five Lomhardi of the G! dle National longue ,nst cr,f0 The Amcrl- - ro''mg committee has send oarsmen to " events in Finlandconi-in arry Hillman recently 11 v' high-waist- d, t nt AROUND .he Contender HOUSE I six-inc- er step-by-ste- 1j'dlron . "V at Dartmouth. 88 nt 4jotel SM HOUSE East Indies About Same Length 400 400 $4.00 , r, BmmG 4otcl Wt stern Newspaper Union. DiiHcma MIEWmKDIUSIS |