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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11

4 ptoDox0tlon Tor taktn4
~ 800 officers and
q the Third Air
4. Group into maneuvers,
COZ Edgar r. Seller, group
4 Almander. and Major r. G..
B 1o6oon, group operations Of
~. spent the weekend look
n over the maneuver area In
~ vicinity Of Alexandria, La.
they were expected to return
t61ny.
Third Air Base Group. except
~ 4th Air Base Squadron and
M leateriel Squadron which
VIII remain 1t Selfridge Field,
4 viii 1T UP . sub-air base at
Camp Heauregard for head
Qp6rters Of the 10th Pursuit
Jring and for the 10th Pursuit
squadron, operating out of New
ofloans, which will be its sup
nv point.
JOIN TASK FORCE
4 The group has been assigned
"a the Third Air Task Force, at
tached to the Third Army, for
TIE September field exercises in
watch 10000 Y men of all
branches vii take part.
Beside Cox SEEKER and Major
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11

The power and fury of the
raging sea surged from Jack
London's pen as he wrote his
most famous novel THE Sea
Wolf" and the new screen ver-
sion of the story which had its
first showing yesterday at the
Jewel has translated that power
and fury into the most dramatic
and thrilling screen entertai-
ment of the year.
One thought kept every hate
ridden man in the crew Of THE
Ghost alive-it was to see Wolf
Larsen dead. A merciless tyrant,
he ruled his shanghaied crews
with methods that remind US of
today's totalitarian dictators. Yet
he is the possessor of q keen
mind and an indomitable will.
Through the genius Of Edward
G.. Robinson's brilliant portrayal,
Larsen comes to the screen a
real-life character. Ida Lupino,
who is fast proving herself one
of the most accomplished drama
tic stars in films today, man.
ages to make the drab little cast
away one of the most memorable
feminine screen characters Of the
year. In the role of rebellious
crew member who dares to try
for life, liberty and the pursuit
of happiness in defiance of Lar
sen, John Garfield does what
Is without doubt the finest act
ing job of his career. Headed
by these three dynamic stars,
and directed by Michael Curtiz,
who has proved again and again
that he is master of the action
Aim, THE Sea Wolf" energies
as the epitome Of dramatic en-
tertainment.
A ferryboat sinks In San
Francisco harbor and two of the
passengers - q frightened girl
fleeing from Jail. and . sensi-
tive young authorize picked
up by Larsen's sailing vessel,
1.-THE Ghost" Prepared to thank
the captain and be put ashore,
they learn that, instead, they
are virtual prisoners. The man,
Van Weyden, II pressed int
service as q cabin boy, and
Leach, the regular cabin boy il
told that he will henceforth be
boat puller. Leach protests, and
the Captain beats him up un-
mercifuily. Ruth, the girl, BE-
comes desperately III, u treated
indifferently by the drunken
ships doctor.> During her illness,
Leach takes pity on her, end the
two become hryt friends, then
sweethearts. Van weyden's Job
alonesids Cookie" II far from
pleasant, for Cookie" 10 . low,
Shiny coward WHO reports every
thing ~ sees end hears 70 Lar.
sen. When ~ A0ds several sheets
Of manuserlp4 that Van Wsydsn
has written :about Larsen's BRIT
tality, ~ tnkee them - the Cap
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
Old Resident
Celebrates
Dist Birthday

edward H. Mag, 100 Smith
street, today Is celebrating his
81st birthday anniversary. He
plans q quiet day at home, with
no formal gathering. Mr.. Maag
has lived in Mount Clemens 50
years, and has operated . con-
tracing, painting. and decorat-
ing business. He describes his
health as fairly sound"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
For Sale

Old, established Mount Clement
Dry Cleaner wishes to sell meat
appearance" to all Mount Glenn,
chs and Macomb County resi-.
dents. Only those interested In
looking their best at all times
need call. Cleaner guarantees
work to be of highest quality
VIII sell at lowest prices. Call
at KOLEKY CLEANERS, corner
of Jones, and Orchard street.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11

able to operate just as efficient
ly in the field ss at the home
base. II every Base Group SOL
der does his part as best as he
can, we will make a good re-
cord.
"All will benefit from these
maneuvers. It will be a great
experience for all of US. Let's
make our group the best one
participating in the .maneuvers
by doing q good job of It,"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
Rev. kreniz 10 Head
Lutheran School

tRev. Arnold krentz, pastor Of
the Canal Road Lutheran church
in Sterling township, has receiv-
ed and accepted to become Sup
erintendent of the Lutheran
Deaconess School at Fort Wayne,
Ind.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11

and more rapidly, Van weyden
drives q bargain with him, the
sort of bargain that il completely
in keeping with Larsen's unusual
character.
Fraught with drama, suspense
and full-blooded action, THE
Sea Wolf is one sea story you'll
never forget.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
DETROITER WINS

ODETROIT-(R - Russ Pou1at
of the Bayview Yacht Club, De-
troit, piloted his 8-meter boat,
Pintail, to victory Sunday in .
special match race from the De-
troit Harbor Light to Putin
Bay, O., in the 48th Annual Re-
gatta of the Interlake Yachting
Association,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
BULGE WINS AGAIN

Observation-Disclosures u. s.
Amateur tennis champion Don
Bulge won m exhibition match,
Ga, 1913, Sunday ut the Detroit
Tennis Club from Charley Hare,
former member Of the English
Davis Cup team.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11

The worlds largest land
plane now under construction
for the u. s. Army Is of all
metal construction with q wing
span of 210 feet. The big ship
is powered by four giant en-
gines of 1000 horsepower each,
a total of 5000 horsepower.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
MARQUETTE WINS TITLE

Observation-Disclosures
She'll Oils captured the upper
peninsula softball championship
here Sunday by downing the
Norway Hilltoppers, Z to 3. The
winning team has the right to
enter the state championship at
Lansing during the Labor Day
week end.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
This is Our Pledge

70 you, M. and Mrs. Mount Clemens and
Moeomb County, We. the mestsr plumbers
of Mount. Clemens pledge to dsdieots our
selves and our services to continue TO give
you the BEST in quoiity materials and work
menship. Nsthins in your home Is more i'm
portont 10 The hsolth, heppinsss ond con-
vsnisnes Of your fomiIy thon the plumbing.
Plumbing thot you con rely upon at oil
times to function perfectly. because il hos
been pIonnsd and installed by experts. Il
l. with this thovsht in mind thst We soy.
"eoll on u with confidence" because
w ossurs you the best.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11

As of Jan. 1, states topping
the civil pilot list were Califor-
MIA, with 8285 certificated air.
men; New York with 1853, and
Texas with 1918.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
These Easy Rules to Win s.

Print or write plainly
your '1ast line" for The Dsily
Monitor jingle. using sufficient
words to complete II. Your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Junior Miss
HasHer Own
Department
BY JOAN DEAN

IT'S CERTAINLY great 10
live in 1941, war or no war. for
we can remember the days
when the Junior Miss had to
wear big sisters last years
dresses. 1t was wonderful to be
the oldest member of the family.
for they were the only ones who
didn't have to wear hand-me-
downs.
Not so any more. The kid sis
ter has a dress department all
her own and in il are grown-up
styles cut TO fit her youthful
figure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21

AND SO the first day of
school finds young Mary Jane
knocking the hot dog salesman
for a row Of tenpins in a two
piece dress with marine Jacket
respondent with insignia
buttons. 1t comes with gaucho
skirt, pleated at each side of the
wide front panel.
They're separates. of course,
which Mary Jane will mix up
with other blouses. sweaters
and skirts. Color combinations
are Jealous Green top with black
skirt, Black with Cornfiower
Blue, Ruby Red with Cadet Blue
and Sun Gold with brown.
Comes in sizes 9 TO IL
moderately priced and
made Of wool Jersey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Famous Recipe
For Dutch Cake

DUTCH CAKES are famous,
and the most popular of all is
probably the bread and butter
c Ike. THE following recipe
makes a delicious version.
Breed and Butter Cake
I pound flour
Z tablespoons brown sugar
2 teaspoons alnse seed
(optional)
! teaspoon cinnamon
u teaspoon nutmeg
3 teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon ginger
3 ounces syrup
= pint milk
Mix dry ingredients together
in bowl Combine syrup and
milk and add gradually to dry
ingredients. This should be done
somewhat quickly. Place mix
ture in a Well CREASED sandwich
loaf pan. Bake in moderate oven
for l 10 IL hours. Let stand
until quite cold. If loaf. is a lit
tie hard place ii in bread box
with other breads before using.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
MARCH 81 TO APRIL 90

Aries - Indications today are
favorable for constructive activi-
ties and for management and
employees in all useful lines Of
endeavors. However, there is a
warning not to be careless in ex-
penditures or investments.
APRIL 2I TO MAY 90
Taurus-Not especially auspi-
cious for new undertakings Of
unknown quality or for spending
in unessentials. You'll find rea-
sonable progress IL you are ener-
getic in pushing your work and
paramount interests.
MAY 2I TO JUNE 2f
Gemini-Fortunate a spec 5.
especially for the i Re m and
products most needed today by
government and consumer. Deter
mine the level at which you can
produce most efficiently and COM
fortably and keep it, improving
as you go along.
JUNE 90 TO JULY %
Cdncs Friendly rays on
W h oil but you may find that
financial deals and all other mat
tiers directly involving money
will need more than usual eau
ton and scrutiny.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
JULY IL TO AUGUST ae

JULY ~ TO AUGUST 20
Leo Personal interests, ro-
nance, activities of a purely
artistic nature take second place
today TO the more practical and
impersonal matters. Public de-
mands also favored.
AUG. % TO SEPT. 2s
Virgo - Mildly favorable but
with new incentive and ambition
furnished by you. today can be
p easantly and productivity
spent. Consumers commodities,
handling food products, manu-
featuring and building among
the practical industries favored.
SEPT. ~ TO OCT. rs
Libra-The financial end of
various activities are under some
restrictions but advancement can
be made in the lines so important
to government, public and indi-
vidual needs now.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. ee
Scorpio - Your alertness and
intelligence can be the means of
overcoming obstacles. A snappy,
generous. comprehensive outlook
your best bet. Incidentally, check
with dentist and doctor periodi-
cally.
NOV. eS TO DEC. 29
Sdgittdrius-Some unfriendly
vibrations. telephone your
thoughts to mental nerve centers
and translate them into immedi-
ate action. Taboo pettiness, reck-
lessness, sarcasm. Progress is
your middle name.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Cdpricorn-Rather disturbing
tendencies which can be easily
overruled by prompt and decisive
effort. Financial matters bear
close watching. Deliberate and
decide what is right before MAX
ing your moves.
JAN. % TO FEB. 20
Aquarius-Tact and foresight.
essential. Restricting rays. Cir
cumvent these with your usual
ease and capability.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 90
Pisces - Caustic remarks do
more harm than good. Eliminate
them. Practice a common-sense
attitude not marred by an un-
pleasant disposition.
A CHILD born on this day
is a Leo-Virgo cuspal, being born
on the last day Of the Leo rule
with certain definite Virgo in
huences. Fortunately this per-
son retains the best attributes. of
both signs.
1871. King Features synd., Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21

You'll need Just two needles
with a double strand of cotton
TO make this bedspread. It's
knitted in separate strips that
then are joined. Pattern 1851
contains directions for making
spread; illustrations OF it and
stitches; materials red;
photograph Of pattern stitch.
Send 10 cents in coin for this
pattern 10 the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich. Owing TO
customs regulations. orders for
patterns TO Canadian destina-
tons cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Guide Post TO That Question.
What Shall | Wear?'
BY MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN
Authority on Good Manners

jacket. matching or harmonic
ing with the dress.
Formal
This type OF dress-a formal
dress with a jacket or with
this seasons fashionable over
blouse (often OF a brilliant lame)
is a godsend as an answer TO
what-to-wear for many occa-
sions. The dress Is suitable for
formal wear, and, with the
bolero or jacket or overblouse is
appropriate for a variety of
functions. such as a dinner
party or other evening party
that you know is not to be
strictly formal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
CaIavo Pears
Make TASTY
Salads

SUMNER APPETTTES crave
a cool salad at noontime! With
quantities Of Summer calavo
pears on the market, lime gela-
tin, handy ripe olives and
canned salmon on the pantry
shelf, the following recipe is a
hot weather favorite:
Served with crisp rye crack
ers, sandwiches or toast fingers.
there's nothing else needed for
a satisfying salad entree. In
smaller portions ii is a delight
full dinner accompaniment.
Summer Breeze Salad
package lime-favored gel
attn
IL cups hot water
l cup cubed calavo
q cup diced cucumber
IL cup sliced ripe olives
5 tablespoons lemon juice
Celery salt
"a cup faxed canned salmon
8 large thick slices peeled
tomato
Lettuce
Salt
IL cup mayonnaise
l tablespoon mild prepared
mustard
Pour water over gelatin and
stir 10 dissolve. Chill until thick
but not firm. Halve calavo, re-
move seed and skin, then cube.
Combine with cucumber. ripe
olives, lemon juice, a sprinkling
of celery salt and salmon. Add
chilled gelatin and blend lightly.
Pour into a wet mold and
chill until firm. Place one slice
of tomato on each lettuce-gar-
nished salad plate. Sprinkle to-
mato slices with salt and spread
lightly with blended mayonnaise
and mustard. Unmold gelatin
mixture and cut into squares.
Place a square on each tomato
and garnish with the blended
mayonn aise and mustard.
Serves 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Fish and Ice Cream

EATING LOBSTER or other
fish and ice cream together In a
meal is still believed by many
TO cause indigestion.
Scientists have disproved this
old belief, stating that If the fish
is fresh no harm can result from
the combination.
Fish is often combined with
milk in tasty sea food dishes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21

WHAT SHALL WEAR ?" is
a personal question that rears
its head over and over again
when we receive an invitation 10
a party. When we go 10 a party
appropriately dressed, we feel at
ease; appropriately dressed, we
feel out of sorts with ourselves
and out Of step with the other
guests.
Here are a few guide posts 10
answer the what-to-wear ques-
tons oftenest asked me.
Ask Your Hostess
The first thing is to discard
the self-conscious attitude of
hesitating to ask a hostess what
type of dress you are expected
10 wear 10 her party. If, in her
invitation, she has given no cue
as TO the type of dress that will
be appropriate. she will be de-
lighted TO tell you. Better TO do
this than to be unhappy after
you arrive.
Sometimes the problem rests
between a girl and a man. Here
again a direct question brings
the answer. If, for example,
man has asked a girl TO dine
with him, or TO go TO a dance,
or if a girl has invited a man
to dine at her house or TO go
with her TO her club dance,
question from either TO the
other as TO the dress expected
is correct and sensible.
To Luncheon
To a luncheon, women wear
street-length dresses or suits,
and they wear their hats during
the luncheon whether it is given
in a home or in a restaurant.
Sometimes, however. when only
a few intimate friends are
lunching with a hostess in her
home. the hostess may ask her
guests if they wish TO take off
their hats.
At a tea or afternoon recep-
ton, women guests wear street.
length dresses or suits-the
same type of clothes they wear
to a luncheon - and hats and
gloves. They may leave their
gloves with their wraps, if they
wish, or they may wear them
until refreshments are served.
But they should not wear their
gloves-and this means both
gloves-when refreshments are
being served.
Afternoon Tea
While in some communities
the hostess at a late-afternobn
party may wear a long dress.
and may request her deputy
hostesses to wear long dresses,
the women guests do not usually
wear long dresses to a tea or
afternoon reception. Even when
the hostess and co-hostess wear
long dresses, these dresses are
not of the formal evening type,
backless and sleeveless.
Most often they are Of the
ensemble type-long dress with
a bolero or other type of short
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Covered Frames

HAVE YOU ever thought OF
doing over your mirrors7 Wendy
Barrie got the redecorating urge
the other day. had all the
wooden frames Of her dressing
room mirrors covered with chintz
TO match the hangings and
chairs in the room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21

YOUNG PEGGY feels quite
grown up in her torso length
jacket with the cartridge pleat
effect in pockets. 1t has bishop
sleeves, notched collar and but
tons of the same material, which
is wool
The dress underneath has
plain top and double-pleated
plaid skirt Comes in Leaf
Green, Habana Brown and Cloud
Blue. Sizes 9 20 IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
LOpNCCODE By Frances
! iONO0OOI - Drake

Look in the Section Your Birthday Comes In and Find What
Your Outlook Is, According to the Stars
For Friday August e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times.
l225 Times Square. Detroit. Mich.
PLEASE SEND Ny INDTVID-
UAL HOROSCOPE. PERSONAL
DAILY 6 UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the last HH
months Of 1871.
Was Born:
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Stamped Esrslobs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-07

Billy typical college them, aside Fd LaBarba special who got anywhere M the embrace profession be that their sensbes fine to permit them unmanly swang feowen slug nutty The ast recall Steve mas who like Billy product with Max schmeng Germany doubtful honor considering the rbe beating he took.
 In with big and knowing demonstration of the probably weight the world But when it's for keeps with the smaller mttens Billy doesn't him continuously Ken Overln made look like rank novice his college their though whenever he crowded isn't that Billy lacks He's thoroughly But college didn't fight that the old English masters when with way They were content to make 1t stand up boxing contest after the the ready type milling employed in billiard academies harbers colleges better universities college like Billy is ct loss as to what to do about 1t.
 Billy technique There times be said of think either his all the when he ehtcount though not plan that night Early in the fight he swept off his feet carrying him concentrating his al with his good left hook Then suddenly Ernie decided to get fancy like Billy and utbox bim There's where he made bad mistake for off, Mushky the analyst explained the situation admirers Mir Haben Delatessen only the other night vgh had much his tactical rally that with the knodown just fell short of the number of points needed for victory.
 vgh tonight with the idea ouboxing him. which cannot be but taking five six punches get think will be successful His waop carries much oomph built like odfasoned brick Searssoebuck slender Australian he
 better equipped than his opponent to stand up under this type Of his mind another return match other elimination bou Is well worth aout effort by each con- stngng along with him to do the latter
 Copyright 1941 King Features Syndicate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-07
Bristol And Wnan1 State Title Game Figured As Toss
Uncle Sam, Athlete, Buys Equipment Valued At $64, ,753,813 In Single Year
Leather Used In
 Footballs Would Cover 125 Fields

Following the links sport in value of equipment is fishing, with SIP. 574,76s. In 1889 there were sos ,47O bamboo or bamboo and wood rods made, l,204,ll7 steel rods and 2,5o4,- 9S2 reels. Artificial lures were valued at 42,o03, ,s04; hooks ct t82l,- o2o. k
 Baseball goods ranks third in to- tai value, being listed at $6,268 ,588. There were 6,43o,920 regulation baseballs and 3,737,3l6 playground balls produced in 1889, as well as 5l,92S masks and l,l56,540 mitts and gloves.
 Tennis equipment had 6 total val- uation of S4,74s,509, including 7.302,640 balls, 686,923 complete rackets, 252,546 racket frames, and strings worth $i,05l ,32l.
 Other rackets-for badminton and squash-were valued at $2S2,02l. TWO AND A HALF
 MILLION FOOTBALLS
 Other major items of equipment listed in the census are 2588,54 footballs, 5ol ,924 basketballs, 224,- 308 other inflated balls, 08,146 striking bags for boxers and 380, ,336 boxing gloves. Pads, helmets and guards for football, basketball and soccer are valued at $l,i78,093.
 Billiard and pool tables and acc cessories are valued at $2,957,342.
 Roller and ice skates have com- bined total value of $5,4ll,479.
 Valuations of equipment for other major sports are Sl ,272,l70 for hunt ing and shooting, not including fire- arms or ammunition; $l,078,685 for skis and snowshoes: $l,733,8l8 for playground equipment, and $lo,224,- 479 for miscellaneous sports, includ- ing bowling.
 They're big figures, proving once again that Uncle Sam is a sporting fool.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-07
.TORRINGTON WAS| 3S-2S LOSER TO| WILLIM TIC 5|
Central Defeated 43.28 Before 6,OOO Hoop
 Addicts
lspeolal to the nemooratll

NSKSSaNsA
 New Haven, March 7--Basketball followers of form" throughout the state of Connecticut, represented in large numbers ct the annual tourna- ment in progress here Thursday night, were inclined to belive that Bristol High, winner of g Straight games and final berth in the title game, will be hair-line favorite, if that, in It's bid for the l94O-4l championship Saturday night at the Arena against Windham of Willi- mantle.
 Last night, Bristol, second seeded team in the tourney won It's second straight game by turning back an aggressive Central High of Bridge port combine, 43 to 28; as the num- Der one team of the meet, Windham of Willimantic finished with a ten point edge on 'rorrington, 38 to 2S,, putting Bristol and Windham In the finals, with both eligible to compete in the New isagland championships at Manchester, New Hampshire next week.
 Scored Early
 Central started fast, gained @ 7.1 lead in short order, but the Bristol machine lost no time In functioning, scoring enough points to tie, go ahead and finish the first half with a seven point edge, 20 to 13, the third period with a 30-22 advantage and @ 43-28 finish, when Central fell apart in the final period, though 1t went down fighting, Red Harding scoring IS points against the best defensive club in the tournament.
 Sulnmary: