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of the arranged marriage. From Lucien Leiong'
long generations. we French have ~
married our young people be-
cause of his family and her dot because the lands
of the two young people adjoined, forming more
magnificent estate; because wealth and politics
and influence, multiplied in marriage made power
for the clan and worldly security for all We who
are often SO sentimental have been hard and Grass
to tragedy when we forbade our young people to
marry for love. But commanded them TO marry
for wordliness
And from this cynical custom stemmed evils
that helped to ruin France For, we seemed TO con-
clude, if our young people must marry for family
reasons for wealth, why not. then when the family
was served let them have their "reaxations.
And so, cynically, tolerantly, we seemed to adj
NIT that married people are entitled to their
private love affairs, the marriage having beH
largely business. The only proviso was that "
conduct these love affairs discreetly, behind the
scenes. So a great compaisance grew up in our
land as to private morals when the outward forms
were saved Till in France, it seemed ought
to have both his wife and his mistress. Till in our
France the amazing tolerance of wife often
reached the point where the husband actually com
planned to his wife when liason pallcd or ended.
"Cherie have had such unpleasant expert
cnce" Then he would Tell All, as your tabloids
say it. And after that she would answer:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

wrought on France by our complacent moral code
We must face the shocking fact that almost all of
our important ministers, in the years between the
two wars, had a mistress whose influence often
was not helpful to him. And so, Of course, not
helpful to France. We must be made to realize
that the head of a nation who loves his mistress
better than his country, is not the to lead us.
But why you ask, why is the love of a man
for woman outside marriage, more dangerous
than his love for his wife, within the marriage
bounds"
All psychology, all human experience arise to
answer, that-truy, because mistress is never
quite sure of herself, or her tenure And SO she
influences the man to keep herself in power. re-
CARELESS of all else Whereas the influence of a
loved wife public man is generally helpful and
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"Mussolini's good friend is now
millionaire 1t was said in many Paris
drawing rooms "He has come back
richer by 50 millions. The Latin cou-
sins understand each other Latin
cousins" was what Laval called the
Italians.
Shortly after we heard about his
daughters dot-how Josette Laval
brought her husband, the Count de
Chambrun a dowry Of twenty million.
"But what did he do with the rest of
his fortune that loving father" my
friends asked cynicaly.
For, as we all knew. our Statesmen"
frequently had sound financial reasons
for the color of their politics. as some Of
them also had long ago, in the last war.
But when we add up our mistakes,
and start building for our future, we
must first of all reckon with the evils
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

Cartoon by the Famous French Carcaturist Sem.
Showing the Immaculate Count Boni de CasteIlane
and Andre FauqWres Paying Their Respects TO
Ancient Lady; II Bore the Caption, The Last De-
Tenders Of the Old French Courtesy At the Right
Is o Photograph Of the Dandhed Boni When He
Married Anna, the Gould Heiress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

First of all, I think Of APP
peasement. And Ethiopia.
And Pierre Laval. For we in
France who loved our land
and cherished her fine old vir-
tues, we remembered the Gym
ical Jokes speeding from lip to
lip in Paris salons when
Laval came back from
Italy after throwing poor
Ethiopia TO the Italian
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49, eAeyo

serene. She truly wants him TO
do his best. For she is not wor-
ried about her security. She is
the wife.
But when we French are re-
building, there is a custom of
long standing / trust we will
abolish. And that is the custom
Of the arranged marriage. From
long generations, we French have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
Another for SfrOh
Wins Times SuDeeps as All Leaders SurUiUe Final
Attacks; Paris Misses Big Chance
BY HAROLD KAHL

ton to the number O. entries in
each class.
When this is completed each of
the teams in the prize money with
exception of Class A. or open divi-
sion. will be rechecked carefully
as to average. League secretaries
Will receive eeftifieatieH blanks
from captains this week and are
urged 10 return them Immediately
to expedite the payoff
Nal Gilmours Paris had a good
chance to Gust Stroh from the top
last night only 10 fizzle out like il
did in Bob Thyne's Sweeps. Going
in Paris had 964-102S for 1892. but
dropped to SIG in the final. Pea
nuts KerSten strung seven and
struck out or a 267 middle game
of 267 in els.
Ted Puckett's Kars Nuts OF
Ecorse accounted for the principal
switch in Class B when it ferried
to fifth on 94S-967-95S for 2S73,
Art Lozon getting 216-2l0 in 625
and Walter Law 211-2f2 in COL.
Gus Kruzich's 202-21S in 618 and
Capt. Steve Nicholson's 235 in COS
stood out as Pabst reached eighth
on 925-992- 937 for 1854.
A poor start of S72 followed by
1014-967 for 1858 prevented Joe
Turner's Five from going higher
than ninth. Tony wilkins hit soc
on the nose. Cecil Wards Nor
mandie grabbed off second in Class
+ by combining 954-s99-S49 for
POP. Joe MOTTO was high with a
-223 opener in 602.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

Jimmy Welsh. Little Pink
Face. . was the lad who put the
National Collegiate swimming
championship away for the Uni
versity of Michigan Saturday
night at East Lansing.
Those doughty boys of the Old
Blue of Yale. seemingly the best
conditioned team in the meet.
were pressing Matt Mann's VOL
verines harder than ever with the
440-yard race to be run.
Johnny Patten and Welsh were
hIichigan,S finalists. Yale had
Rene Chouteau. the lad who had
beaten Welsh in a slap-finish in
the 1.500 meters Friday. an event
the latter had been figured tUrwrr1.
Andy Clark of Wayne was in
there. and how. 10 defend the title
he won a year ago at New Haven.
But after ding-dong race all
the way. Welsh was the lad who
was the first under the ribbons
coming on like a mad water bug
during the last three lengths 10
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Hogan Rallies
For Victory
International New. Service wire

ASHEVILLE. n. c., March 81.
Ben Hogan of Hershey Pa. to-
day holds the crown for the second
straight year in the $1,000 Land
of Sky Open golf tournament, won
yesterday over the Biltmore
Forest Country Club course
Trailing five strokes at the end
of the morning round Hogan
turned in two-under-par 90 card
for the afternoon TO end with a
2Si total that was good for 81. zoe
top money.
Lawson Little of San Francisco
who made the morning round with
a Sc. five under par. looked a sure
winner, but the Californian took
a rs in the afternoon to finish
second. two shots back of Hogan
Titles 286 won him second money
of $3.50. Other winners:
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THEY PLAY FOR KEEPS


The Detroiters had battled their
way through in one of the most
bitterly played games of their
careers. In a game which was
iligi1iiEiH1144efdi b sjs kaeckdnwn, drag
out clashes between Jimmy Or
lando of Detroit ana Johnny
Mariucci and Seibert of the
Hawks. each team benefited by a
penalty to gain us goal in regula-
ton time. Referee Mickey Ion
dealt eight penalties to Chicago
and five to Detroit.
1t was when Mariucci. the
stony-faced former Minnesota
end was serving one of his four
penalties of the night that Detroit
opened the scoring in the second
minute of the second period. Alex
Motter received credit for the
marker by DETECTING Carl Lis
combe's hard shot from the corner
into the unprotected side of the
Chicago net.
1t was a short-lived lead. When
Orlando went off for tripping
George Allen three minutes later,
the Hawks bored in and scored on
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
Stark, Soccer
Referee, Dies

John B. Stark. internationally
famous soccer referee. died Satur-
day night at his home. 1912 North
Western avenue. after a long ill.,
ness.
Stark was an outstanding local
and national referee. He handled
a number. of the National Chal-
lenge, Cup finals whilc active in
the game.
lie IS the only American ever 10
referee the Scottish Cup finals in
Glasgow lie also officiated az a
number Of international games be-
tween Scotland. England. Ireland
Italy and France before the pres
ent trouble started.
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'L>:2<3nltS
! M fxo nIaodo'.su
SPORTS EDITOR
Here's Spring Forecast Of Course Much VIII
lis Tribe and Reds Depend Upon Whom
as Pennant Winners The Draft Tokes
BUT, DON'T COUNT TIGERS OUT-YET

LAKELAND Fla. March 31-In the Spring the fancy of
young To others don't young
thoughts given settling the big league baseball cham
ponshps in advance that anything happens like for
instance you will have the dope regardless of whether
the noble athletes finish the the diamond army
That's what CALL Vincent Garcas Spanish
rant here in Lakeland, service magnifco.
Therefore becomes solemn dutywel just plain duty
maybeo tell you without coaxng exactly with miss
here and there possible how the will finish the 1871
After reading thereof you thereof you can't say
we didn't tell you way another-rght wrong
Incidentally Westbook Peger pointed much easier
the reader than the scribe the scribe
the work of doing column whereas the doesn't have
Ia read. he doesn't uapt IN
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Red Sox Lack PITCHING

Again the Red Sox doomed to mediocre pitching the KIND
chuckng that otherwise ball club last
Why trouble for the better teams
figure Maybe it's Jimmy Dykes spirit Be.So
and lot of other baseball srngng with the
finish higher than in other Outside
pitchers the Browns look goodbut it doubtful all Of
Fred Haneys casof FINGERS will star did Edon Auker
Washington has been winning games in Spring training
Why hard figure out The Athletics again to have
job themselves despite Connie Macks optimism
Over the National loop Cincinnati again has powerful
combination fine defensive fielding ability plus extraordinary
pitching The roickng Brookyns should finish the top
though sound If the Cardinals the pitching
they might of trouble The other clubs should finish
as did last
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GiesebreCht Goal Beats
Hawks in. Overtime
By LEMIs- Ill. WALTER
Times stan Correspondent

York Rangers in the opening play
off battle by DETECTING sgd Howes
shot into the net after II minutes
and l second Of overtime. ]
On that occasion, however, very
few persons knew Giesebrecht had
scored the winning goal until Is
minutes after the game was over.
Last night every eye in the packed
Stadium was on him as he batted
the puck into the net 10 bring the
Wings victory on a play with sgd
Howe and Mud Bruneteau.
The winning goal wasn't scored
on any heller SHELTER scramble.
1t was the elimination of a set
criss-cross play which the Red
Wings practice at every session.
The veteran Howe started it by
dashing over center with the puck.
As he crossed-tf1e blue line he
passed to Bruneteau, who cut
across in front of him from right
wing. Bruneteau drew over the
two defensemen. Johnny Mariuccui
and Joe Cooper, and just before
they hit him he set the puck up
for Howe, who skated in for
backhand shot at Lo Prestl from
20 feet.
The Hawk goalie went down and
saved but Giesebrecht bounced on
the puck near the crease and fired.
The fat 10 Presti got his right
skate on the puck by showing his
foot to the corner Hen he slid
out of position and the waiting
Giesebrecit, almost as excited as
the fans, flicked- The puck through
a two-foot opening at the corner,
high into the net.
The crowd, which had as much
right to expect a Chicago come
back as Wing victory on the
nights play, sat in silence as the
red light flashed the Detroit
triumph and the excited Red
Wings started hugging each other.
Then when big Earl Seibert, Doug
! Bentley, Mush March and the
other battered Hawks skated up
TO congratulate their conquerers.
the Detroiters received a real ova-
! tian-
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HOCKEY

SERIES A
Pour cut Of seyen)
Boston 2. Toronto o.
Toronto 5. Boston 3.
Boston 2. Toronto I
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Toronto :. Boston 1 tovertimei.
TUESDAYS GAME
Boston at Toronto.
SERIES n
DETROIT defeats Rangers, . games 10 I .
SERIES G
Chicago defeats Montreal, . games 20 4.
SERIES ID
Two out Of three)
DETROIT 3. Chicago /.
st NDAY'S RESULTS
DETROIT 2. Chicago 1. toVertimel
DETROIT defeats Chicago games TO o.
SERIES A
Cleveland defeats Providence, games
To /.
FRIES
Hershey defeats New Haven. games
to o.
SERIES c
Pittsburgh defeats spring field, games
10 1.
SERIES ID
Two out OF three1
Pittsburgh 8. Hershey 1.
Hershey 2, Pittsburgh
SATURDAYS RESULT
Hershey 3. Pittsburgh
HERSHEY defeats Pittsburgh, games
Ia I.
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toubcs The CeVeand missed The 1910 pennant by NE mar
rowest of squeaks
Whereas the Yankees observers look like the choice
Mccarthy without his Heis not
Of good pitching and he experimenting with players
Besides that conceivable to the writer that all of the
suggers fell going their
hitting power without power with the stick winning
pennant tough job Htes wonders like the White Sox Of
years back teams, indeed.
good deensepching and fieldingwould win for the
for the Indians And the Yankees have Bob
Teller or no LOU Boudreau
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pass Clark and Chouteau.
That was the meet. Michigan
needed only second TO Yale in
the 400-yard relay to win The
title for the eighth straight year.
And that's the way the fracas
came out. 6l-5S.
Welsh had two seconds 10 his
credit before winning the 440 as he
also placed in the runnerup position
10 HOWE johnson of Yale in the
furlong.
Little Pink Face" concentrated
on winning that 4d0. All Saturday
afternoon he was in the pool be-
tween events, King on his
stTokel WITH mis- PAL fforrf ffffayfie,
former L. NJ. captain
His i'm ng was Off" said
Haynie.
Michigan is slated 10 hold the
Big Ten meet next year. Harvard.
Continued on Page 2O)
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Continued on Page 49,
E.-B. Nedrs Title
As Stroh Bows

George Holmes Ekhardt q
Becker team virtually had clinched
the championship of the Greater
Detroit All-Star bowling league
today following its two-game VIC
tory over Stroh in a roll-off of
postponed match at Olympic Rec
reation.
4. az B. shot 946-1017-1031 for
1894 to Stroh's 906-1079-989 for
1865 to give it so games won and
p lost. Goebel is second with SO
and Is. Against Stroh. Fred
Breckle was high with 633. as
Holmes and Lou Sielaff each col
laptod G1E
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Lufherans Re-EIelt
Marvin HannenberQ

Marvin c. Hannenberg is again
president of the Lutheran Bowling
Association today and Paul II.
Metzger is the new vice president.
They were elected yesterday at the
annual meeting. Arthur w. Keck
held over as secretary and Gordon
S. Robins was reelected treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
Krduser Takes
On Won S(hdeht
ToNIGHT's BOUTS

harol krauser vs.. Frederick Won
Schaeht. . Tn falls.
frankie Tslaber ". Gorilla Mscias.
one fail.
Ricardo CorteE ". Mike London. one
fall.
Walter Roxy vs.. Iony Faletti. one fall.
Sir DIZZY Davis Ns. Johnny SilVy, one
fall.
This is Hamtramck night at the
Arena Gardens with a pair of
Polish boys headlined on a FIVE
bout wrestling card featuring a
return clash between * ar0i
K~luSer. Claimant of the Polish
junior heavy title. and Frederick
vor Schacht. giant German.
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MORGAN FEELS STRONG

Yesterday, after limbering up in
the Motor City A. c.. Morgan said
he felt stronger than when he
trained for his first fight with
Sixto Escobar, former worlds
champion.
Taylor arrived in Detroit yester-
day, announcing he was in perfect
condition for the scrap. He has
been fighting only a year but has
met and defeated some of the best
fighters in his division. In 38 fights
he won 30. drew four lost two.
A return engagement between
Icy Schartz. Jewish stablemate
of Taylor. and Phil Norman. De-
troit welter, features the support
-T77g card.
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ST. LEO TOPS ALL

CHICAGO, March 3I.-UNS)
ST. Leo High of Chicago today
was the new national Catholic
prep school basketball champion.
The Windy City squad won
the title last night from st.
Francis Mission of South Dakota,
1911.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

The wlnnahsi
Glass Aloe Norris Stroh--
3O69.
Class b Steve Kowalczyk's
Observation-Disclosures.
Class CID Schultheis' Five
--2995.
Glass ID Frank W al o ks
Dodge Main Pirates--258l.
Glass T. - John McAusIan's
Detroit Lubricator Highlanders
-2754.
They are the champions today
of the ninth annual Detroit Time:
Bowling SWEEPSTAKES which ended
a record run of ID week-ends al
Imperial Recreation last night
Their totals withstood final at.
tacks of 81 teams which produced
three changes among the leaders
in Class B and one in Class f.
A final check on all entries anC
scores was under way today. Tt
assure teams in four of the five
classes a just return in prize
money this is necessary. Winner.
will be announced within 10 days
the payoff to be made in proper.
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Fordhdm, Boston {.
\ To'CIash in 1942

NEWTON. Mass. March 81
. QNS)-Fordham and Boston Col
lege will renew their football riv-
airy in 1912, John p. Curley.
graduate manager OF athletics at
B. C., announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
Boost for Tribe

To the writer the Indians look TO be
the soundest club in the American
League. II is the best balanced lineup
and with a little added power at bat can
well win this year. We assume. of
course. there will be no more childish
revolts in the ranks of the Indians.
Based on last years performance the
Indians do not need a whole lot 10 put
them across. With only one 300 hitter
Roy Weatherly) and their internal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

CHICAGO. March 3l.-Slug il
out. you Maple Leafs and Brunsi
Beat each others ears down 10 see
which one of YOU goes into the
Stanley Cup finals
The Detroit Red Wings are wait
ing for you. Make it Thursday,
make il Sunday whenever you
finish that series Of yours, the Red
Wings will be ready to fight it out
For the first time since 1887,
the Detroiters are In the finals for
the world hockey championship.
The hockey team which Jack
Adams rebuilt on the ruins of his
great Stanley Cup club smashed
its way into the finals with a 2-1
victory over the Chicago Black
hawks last night before 1876
hockey crazed fans in Chicago
Stadium.
GUS DOES 1T AGAIN
Gus Giesebrecht. the long-reared
Dutchman from Petawawa scored
the goal which knocked the savage
Hawks oH+-of The cup battle in two
straight games. He banged it over
goalie Sam Lo Presti of Chicago
after 9 minutes and - seconds of
sudden death overtime
1t was the second playoff game
GieSebrecht had ended with an
overtime goal. He beat the New
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Sport Briefs
REFLECT CAGE HEAD

KANSAS CITY. March 81
Floyd Rowe of Cleveland, o.,
held reelection today as chair
man OF the National Basketball
Committee of the United States
and Canada, following a meeting
of the committee, at which sew
eral rules changes were decided
upon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

might WIN. IL II Ism the myers might
have trouble but we don't think So
finishing in the first division.
Greenberg or no Greenberg, the
Tigers should run no worse than fourth.
They will have power and good pitching.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

While do not believe the Tigers will repeat do not
they can't Nobody thought they would last although
this writer limb far suggest early
the fore part June of last year that they had chance He
was, Of course laughed a rudey and loudly.
As have heAa reading what happens 70 the Tigers will
depend largely what happens Hank Grenberg whether
his date with Uncle will be postponed II the Tigers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

CONNIE MACK has u inielders In
camp this Spring. three men for each
position.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
BADGER FANS REJOICE

MADiSON, WIS, March 3l.-
UNS)-Members of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin basketball
team rated higher than ever
with their campus mates today
following their annexation Of the
national collegiate basketball
crown at Kansas City Saturday
night. The Badgers, who previ-
ously had won the Big Ten cage
title. took the national cham
piouship by defeating Washing
ton State. 80 10 81. i'm the n. c.
A. A. final.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

Other weekend changes saw
Martin Carlson of Rockford. H.,
take over first place in the singles
with 730, while Harold Kelly of
South Bend, Ind, became the new
all-events leader with his total of
2Ol3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
ALB n II HR RBI Ba
Greenberg II & 10 3 8 $50
Riggs II s 6 3 8 .429

With Cincinnati at the time.
Riggs failed TO get a hit in three
times at bat as a pinch hitter
against the Tigers in the World
Series last Fall. In the seven games
of the post season classic. Green
berg totaled 10 hits in IS times at
bat for an average or .357.
In his last u official times at
bat prior TO the Brooklyn series.
Greenberg totaled only three hits.
pair Of two-baggers having been
his best in distance whacking. in
the slugger's worst start in Spring
training.
Tommy Bridges pitched five in
nings for the Tigers in the Sabbath
day encounter in ST. Pete, yielding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

PETE CoSCARART isn't hitting and
ALEX KAMPOURIS now has a good
chance to win the Brooklyn Dodgers Sec
ond base job s. reports from Havana
say the Cubans 20 INTO ecstacies over
flashy infeld play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
People i'm Sports
"BOBCAT ED. AND

"BOBCAT ED" ANDERSON coorful Oscoda County hunter
appr and fisherman for the last Is has thrown
sponge or softer and lucrative life Detroit Anderson
holds the record for killing the most Wild
in Michigan with arrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
ANGELO HANK) LUIsETTI. a.

ANGELO (HANK) LUISETTI. me
of the best basketball players the game
ever has known. has decided to quit the
sport. Now a member of the San Fran
cisco Olympic Club team the former
Stanford University zee saiH reeet-t- 4t---
Jury plans for getting married and maybe
4 workout in the army are his reasons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
Z. :. RING MEET ortNs

BOSION. March Sl.-ftN>l
"A total Of 1i6 amateur boxers
from all parts otythe nation to-
day start tossing leather i'm the
national amateur athletic tour
nament In eight classes, ranging
from liz pounds TO heavyweight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
FIELDING II. YOST

FIELDING H.. YoST University Nchgans athletic director
is still urryup 10 his sofpoken wife lie refuses bel
because of cold considers accomplishment
she stay and away from bis Office