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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
Detroit Eagles.
Win Pro Cage
Championship

oCHlCA0O, March 3o-@-
The Detroit Eagles, who hdd 70
settle for Z third place tie g the
National Pro Basketball league.
were the world pro toarusment
champions today. ). No.
They clinched he Ntja last
nisht &C ~ mtDnnatjepolN am
phitheotor b. WithUeond!ne >
late oohkosh .(Wis.l AuDter
rally - win the tourney 0mle,
- % -. oshkoGA. Won ~ nA-
tisusl isesus ehsmpi s1ship last
W0eks .,--.--..-- $50 - 49, -. -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
Cup pIayoifs
Start Tonight
Bruins viii TonsIs
With Toronto Lsofs

Five National Hockey League
teams which tried unsuccess-
fully for four and one-half
months to prove their superior
ity over the Boston Bruins in
the regular season will start cut
again tonight to achieve the
same purpose in the Stanley Cup
playoffs.
Such feats have, been per-
formed before, but there have
been no forewarnings' Of an up
set this year. !.
The Bruins will be at full
strength ton ght when they open
the playoff series on their home
ice against Toronto's crippled
second-place Maple Leafs. Bos-
ton still is riding the crest Of .
tremendous closing squirt during
which 1t was beaten only once In
80 matches.
Over the whole season, In
fact, the Bruins lost only eight
times and they finished five
points ahead Of Toronto, which
had started at q speedy clip.
Toronto will have to get
along without Syl Apps, the
Leafs high scoring center, for a
couple of games because of In
juries and may also be without
the help of Hank Goldup and
Bingo Kampman, a couple OF
other casualties, tonight.
Thus the outlook for the sup
posedly second strongest team In
the league IL anything but
bright.
While this best Of seven series
is underway in Boston and To-
ronto, the other play-off clubs
will be busy in best Of three
examinations starting tonight,
with the fourth place New York
Rangers at third place Detroit
and the sixth place Montreal
Canadiens at fifth place Chi
cago. :.
These clubs have their full
share Of troubles, too. The De-
troit Red Wings are expected 70
be handicapped by the absence
OF Eddie Wares. star winser M
jured recently. while the Rang.
era will be buckins .. persistent
FINK In the games at Detroit.
Over the whole schedule New
York has won only once on the
Wings home ice. However, they
were going great at the close OF
the campaign and won eight OF
their last nine eameg.
Montreal left behind two
players, delenseman kenn y
ReSrdon and wihser Charlie
sands. when the club moved into
Chicaao. The Blackhawks will
be without two key forwards
Bill Carse and Bill Thomas.
Under the circumstances, the
Stanley Cup slogan this year
might well be: "Is there a doc
tor IN the houSef" If u
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20

Results

- ~ Assosenle6 Hsoss
Amosican League P1ayoffs
pittsburgh Z, Springfield !
(thrse overtime periods).
Anierioaa AsUeeiatjea RlayOfis
Kansas City Q, Minneapolis 4.
TON10HT'S SCHEDULE
rgs13ooal League P1ayetSS
Toronto q B3stou,
New York nenoers at Detroit.
Montreal 1t Chicago. /. =. :.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
sports Roundup
Eddie Brists

GflEM YORK March 2O-(The SpeeoI News Serviee,-
ocs ard sodes Of the old eos housers! The Cords sen
INV ca,fworth basket Of flowers on his 48th brthdoy
to: Sam Sons coterer at the Boston Gorden Monday
500 not dogs for the opening Of boskeboi t9urno
% ITO Is beot Turkey Thompson, but the n T. experts
6chf Thompson would knock Bob sitter thon on Andolu
rssnnt L ChorIe ORou<es coaching Job will keep
& lycs, GLOWING 10 serpro games the New York at
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
DARTMOUTH REPEATS

HANOVER, March 20.-Dart-
mouth colleges capture Of the
Eastern League basketball
crown this season was the fourth
consecutive championship for
the Indians.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
Ball Camp
Notes

noRLANDO, yIa. - George
Archie, the most valuable play.
er In the Pacific Coast League.
came to camp expecting 10 make
the Washington Senators squad
but made only three hits In six
games and, unless some other
club claims him. II due to be
returned to Seattle. Manager
Bucly Harris has decided to
split the first basing job be-
tween Jim Vernon and Jack
Sanford.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. -
The Cleveland Indians are
ready 70 forget their doubts
about Lefty Al Smith, the 81
year.old national league cast
off who was one Of their Ques.
ton marks when camp OPEN
ed. He won 10 and lost Z last
year and has looked good all
spring. Yesterday hs pitched
four innings against Louis-
VILE without letting . man
reach first.
TAMPA, Fla. - Frank Nc
Cormick, first baseman Of the
Cincinnati Reds who is watching
games from the stands for the
first time in three years be-
cause of an injury, gives this
batter's-eye view Of a batting
slump:
~'1'he biggest reason Is that
subconsciously Q fellow takes his
eye of the ball. You get to
hitting good and then you be-
gin to anticipate the flight Of
the ball and lift your eyes be-
fore you connect. When I'm
hitting good I always see the
bat around in front Of me. When
I'm In q slump, I can't"
D.
LAKELAND, Fla. - Buck
Newsom Is doing his bit to
keep up the Detroit Tigers
morale and keep them hustling
for another pennant. He Gre
ated some commotion yester-
day by verbally jumping onto
q young pitcher for loafing
The other veterans feel the
Same way.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
City Tournament Leaders


the Mount Recreation In the annual city Not only da they take the
s4s points MOO No. took third from
team q
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
SOMETHING IN NAME

LOS ANGELES, March 20
Bob Sturgeon, young shortstop,
was the best fisherman among
the Chicago Cubs ut Catalina
Island this spring.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20

\ Nv pjszyi
\ lY D. beon, who Is mind
y n MT 1anp while biz is in
II - - . = 80 - thrilled when she
I; 5lsroe dozen eggs for IS
10 tint slos shot Old Diz O
resting 81 Les.
xs 80
u ,rotion puys: John Grod-
n Who looks like SIS. 900
Il i((s of pitching toIent for
4 dtnols. is q graduate OF
~ Deems Hot Springs uni
~ e1ftv.of the diamond u.
U IN Dizzy Trout didn't show
d - pitch the other doy.
sn6or Del Baker found him
llovjipo his heod off. pad
!. MI n q sound proof broad
I sairG booth where some
eish ployers had locked
!, l . . Bill Terry now limiting
idnts will start the season
3jlllS OF on third and Joe
ee n right. When Um-
III Ziooy Seors made q ques-
nnble decision in the Bee
III oorn9 at Monterey, he
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20

Totals ............ 7s6 s+4 73s 2379
Five-Men Team Average 2s2s.
Plus 81.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20

y!ys-M 9. Team Average ,sss.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20

Totals .............. $50 S72 S3S 1857
Five-Men Team Average 24s0.
Plus ~.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20

Totals ........, 710 78l 7l5 33lo
Five-Men Tesm Average 23i3.
Minus -.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Gadgets Make Airport Click

e control frequency enobes
with pilots preparing nd The control with walls Of
heo resisting gloss poeed at onses reflection
night This sa eso bonks out the oetn which cause sunbu
On the field the loading kept free from the clutter trucks and
suroee vehicles From small pits ong boe eobes telephone
ond orcondtns present. pumped
in
port totos obou $50 of which $50 onns One
Of the four hon mile equipped
for instrument Ionds suo and system lights the
ground ndcotes the be used outlining lights
string blue lights only the ground eod the pilot one his
berth oIons the loading At eo Of the II loading
efoot umtob which the pilot his pone bring into position
Evening star., 1941-09-07
AZURE

|rt is the lost word in oirIine
possion for eodeets. In it
kelopments in oirport design
|he giont oirIiners come and
! this form of troveI. Behind
Forms a multitude Of tosks
|rogress boord" in the oirwoy
hinol building. BY meons Of
|okers' offices, the men who
Z every moment q complete
ION control oreo. A section
pl tower otop the terminol,
plones con see the time of
communication on the oir-
Evening star., 1941-09-07

Kenneth A. CoIcIes-
ser. O Morine, wos
reody TO toke off for
South Bend. Ind. when
this picture wos snop-
ped. and Hostess Mory
Mortho Chester mode
sure he wos comfort
oble. Thot's the duty
Of on airline hostess.
ond no one wos hop
pier about it thon Mr..
CoIcIesser.
Evening star., 1941-03-04
Dorothy Dix Says >>>
Woman of 40 Has Many Years
Of Full Life Before Her

giving two girls a college education
that is simply idiotic. If the girls
want a college education, let them
go to work and earn 1t for them
selves. Not take 1t as blood money
the price of a murder.
Dear Dorothy Dix: Why are mar
ried men more interesting than un-
married ones? AS a rule they are
intelligent, ambitious and treat you
with respect, but the young fellows
haven't a serious thought in their
heads and all they think about is
petting.
If girl tries to carry on an intel
ligent conversation with a boy, he
thinks she is trying to trick him into
a proposal, or he kids her about
taking life too seriously, and says:
Come on and be sport and have
a good time" Don't think I am in
love with any married man. I am
not, and I detest the home-wreckers
But am JUST WONDERING.
Answer-Probably the reason that
married men are more interesting
than single men Is because they are
generally older and have had more
time to think and read and consider
life. Also, they are forbidden fruit
because they belong to another
woman and that makes girls banker
after them. Remember Eve.
DOROTHY DIX.
Evening star., 1941-03-04
RecOnditiOn
Hair After
Illness
Special Scalp Care
Is Particularly
Needed Then
By Patricia Lindsay.

Many women experience q falling
hair problem after an illness. This
condition Is commonly known as a
tired scalp" and is caused by ex-
treme cases of nervousness and any
diesease which creates a fever even
for a short time. In fact the very
prevalent influenza sadly weakens
the hair roots. If the hairs are dead
because of an illness the sooner you
brush them free from the scalp the
better, for new hair is pushing the
old out.
What is most needed is to watch
the growth Of and care for the
new baby hairs which appear, so
they will not die of malnutrition.
Massaging of the scalp should be
firm yet gentle and a good tonic
with hair growing properties should
be used. At first only little brush
ing with a soft bristled brush is
the rule, as the daily massage Is
sufficient to stimulate the scalp.
Do not shampoo more often than
once every two weeks and If you
live where it is not very dusty, you
may allow three weeks to elapse be-
tween shampoos.
Use only the mildest of soaps such
as pure CASTLE shaved and melted
or CASTLE liquid soap produced by
a reliable firm. Be sure to rinse
the hair very well after each of the
two soapings.
The use Of stronger soaps, hot
drying appliances, hot curling irons
bleaches or tints should definitely
be avoided while you are recondi-
tioning your tired scalp. Also try to
avoid tight hats as they thwart the
blood circulation which is very
necessary to healthy hair.
And by all means do not have
a permanent wave until your hair
is stronger. If you want a little fluff
wind strands of your hair around
clean strips of strong rags as wom-
en- did before machine waves were
invented. Dampen the hair slightly
first with cologne or water and
cologne mixed and sit in the sun
shine until it is dry. Then brush out
the curls and dress your hair softly
You can get truly f1attering hair
do in this manner
If tired scalp" is taken in time
and persistence used in the above
treatment, the hair can be made to
grow stronger and better. Once you
have recuperated enough. exercise
your body for 10, Is or 20 minute:
each day, to help matters along and
give you more pep!
Evening star., 1941-03-04
Use Modern Tactics
To Train Children
In Good Habits

Parents are sometimes perplexed
by the amount of antagonism their
growing children occasionally develop
toward good habits that have been
taught from infancy. Boys, and girls,
too, often become utter rebels about
drinking milk, eating vegetables, or
using soap and water.
The nutritioniSts have worked out
a number of enticing ways of serv-
ing the needed foods, so that they
can be prepared in unusual and pal
atable forms. Milk becomes de-
lectable custard; spinach is trans
formed into delicious souffle. Thus,
the children get the proper nourish-
ment and everyone is happy. The
extra trouble of preparing the foods
to attract the children has been
worth while.
The same sort of salesmanship
will work with the precious cleanli-
ness habits, for soap and water
handwashing and bathing can also
be made attractive. Provide gay
towels, amusing hand brushes, or
colored rubber sponges that are
made to resemble brave toy soldiers
or for the girls. pretty peasant lasses.
Reward a daughters clean hands
and nails by permitting her to use
some of mothers hand lotion. Help
a boy renew his interest in a clean
body by letting him take shower
bath. If there is no shower, he can
get just as clean, and have lots of
fun, with a hose and spray that
can be attached to the faucet.
Always see to it that soap dishes are
well supplied. Children like the feel
of a sizeable cake that works up a
good lather quickly.
These methods of keeping alive a
good habit, parents who use them
have found, are far more efficacious
than commands or nagging.
Evening star., 1941-03-04
By Barbara Bell

Here's a grand household remedy
for spring fever-eaSy to prepare
at home! You can work faster and
more comfortably, look neater and
sweeter, and be on the whole much
happier, If you sew yourself several
new dresses like this. Dart-fitted
lin to a slim waistline, comfortably
beltless, and buttoned to the hem
so that you can put it on in jiffy.
1t irons quickly because it spreads
out fiat on the board. AS you see
from the small sketch, you can
make it with collarless V-neckline
and a single pocket, as well as with
high necklne, round collar and two
pockets.
Choose pretty fowered percale or
calico for this, or green-checked
gingham, red-striped linen or blue
chambray. Trim 1t with contrasting
braid or rick-rack.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1853
is designed for sizes IA, Is, 18, 20;
40 and 42. Corresponding bust meas
arements 80, "a, S6, 38, 40 and a.
Evening star., 1941-03-04
Millinery Trends Vary According Geographical Location Says Expert
By Dorothy Murray

Natural shell necklaces that are
made in Puerto Rico would be smart
worn with spring and summer
frocks. The tips of these shells are
gaily painted to give them added
color.
Years ago Egyptian women wore
on their toes rings with small bells
attached. To-Day the modern miss
has adopted the idea of the toe
bells but wears them on her fingers.
as costume jewelry. These unusual
rings are silver plated and will not
tarnlSh ...
Painted glass flowers wired to
form a pattern are placed in the
center of a hand-carved teakwood
frame. These plaques are very at
tractive and can be placed any
where in the room -.
A handy gadget to have for ex-
tracing fruit juice is made of glas-
ite in the form of a tube with holes
in the side and a perforated edge.
All you have to do is roll the fruit
to loosen the pulp, then insert ex-
tractor in stem end until shoulder
fits snugly around the fruit. Then
press firmly, taking care not to
break the skin of the fruit. The
juice will not spatter and you will
get the maximum amount.
Hammered aluminium buckets
lined with stone will keep foods hot
or cold, whichever the case may be.
These are especially fine for soups,
salads or desserts =.
A new fruit and vegetable corer
on the market has propeller blade,
Is made of stainless steel, has q
wooden handle and is ideal for ap-
piles, peppers, tomatoes and pine
apples go.
Hang on your kitchen wall a towel
holder with rubber discs. The idea
of the discs is that once the corner
of the towel is fitted securely, only
hard pulling will loosen 1t. This
holder is made of metal with q
baked enamel finish that will not
rust or stain ...
Start the bride-to-be housekeep-
ing Will uAHc-p plCCC ueSuSh ~
consisting of three sizes Of knives.
various dippers, fork and spatula,
The set is made Of stainless steel
with rosewood handles and reposea
neatly in q wooden rack ..
A dispenser for serving liquors
and wines is adjustable to fit bottles
of various sizes. A sliding extension
tube enables all the liquid to be
drawn and also allows one to control
the amount of beverage poured
Evening star., 1941-03-04
What Is Popular in Hats
In One City May Be
Disliked in Another
Washington Women Favor
Headgear That Is Small,
Chic, but Not Girlish
By A my Porter,

ociad dPressF ashion dtor
politician his national
than Helen Liebert, hat designer and manufacturer
Iiebe the decimal
in each large city feel about hats and guides
accordingly.
age
they many hats It's
time spend
81 than usual truly fattering
Ideas she concludes they like hats that sit squarey
pared with 81 to 2 the rest of the country Many typical Milwaukee
hats popular Louis Cincinnati Minneapolis.
Because the gentlemen retired to
dgnihed leurely
calls of
quality with frankly maonly
of in Florida elsewhere
of set n
Evening star., 1941-03-04

Dear Miss Dix: am an old
maid of 40, stupid, extremely ugly.
I cannot earn a dollar, although I
have tried. have no relatives and
no friends. have very little money.
If I live, this money will be the
means of giving an old woman
bare and miserable existence, but
if die, know of two young girls
to whom 1t would mean university
education. Don't you think that in
this case ending it all is justifiable?
Of course, you will say no" even
though you think yes, but give me
your reasons, please. I want to see
if they are strong enough to con-
vince me. MISS z. A.
Answer-Of course I don't think
you justified in committing suicide.
First, because self-murder is Just
as great a sin as numbering any one
else. And, secondly, because suicide
is cowardice. 1t isn't playing the
game. 1t is lying down and quitting
because luck is going against you.
1t is running up the white flag of
surrender because you are in tight
place in the fight. Instead OF COM
mitting suicide, If 1 were you, I
would go first to a doctor, because
your brand of pessimiSm is almost
invariably the result of ill-health.
A wit has said that whether life
is worth living or not depends alto
gether on the liver, and when you
get yourself Strengthened out phy-
sically you will find that you have
ceased to take this jaundiced, bilious
view of fate.
Then I would 90 to a trust COM
pany and buy an annuity with what
ever money I had so as to get the
largest possible income on my cap
ital. Then I would reconstruct my
entire mode of thought. I would
quit thinking that was old at 40.
1t isn't true, to begin with. A
woman of 40 Is just in her prime,
and she is young enough to learn
how to do anything she wants to
do.
So instead of giving up life I
would really start life. would make
up my mind what I wanted to do
and I would study and perfect my
self in it and get me job, not only
for the money that was in it, but for
the sake of having an absorbing oc-
cupation and new interests.
So I do not see why you should
think of committing suicide when
life holds so much for you. And as
for killing yourself for the sake of
Evening star., 1941-03-04
Ny Neighbor Suys:

Never allow water to run
into an aluminium pan while it
is hot. If done repeatedly, this
rapid contraction of metal will
cause pan to warp.
To clean stained brass ash
trays, cover them with a paste
made of salt and vinegar. Let
stand half an hour and then
rub well with a cloth and wash
the trays in hot water and soap
suds. Wipe dry with a clean
soft cloth.
To remove dandelion stains
from washable materials, rub
lard well into the spots, roll the
material and let it stand half an
hour or so, then wash with mild
soap and warm water. Rinse
well and repeat If the stains
remain.
Evening star., 1941-03-04

washington, -. Y. 4nc Sdpltdl
hats are small, chic, but not too
girliSh.
In San Francisco, the women wear
suits the year around. They like
extremely smart little suit hats.
Miss Liebert considers San Fran
cisco one of the smartest cities on
her list.
Louisville, she reports, won't
spend much money for hats. It's
women, even those who wear expen-
sive bonnets when they visit New
York, often 60 bareheaded at home.
Houston doesn't like tailored suits
nor the hats that 60 with them.
Women there prefer something pref
tier, more chi chi.
Cities boasting smart night life
are good hat customers, because
night life begins at pm, the proper
time for wearing a f1ossy cocktail
hat Miss Liebert notes with pleas
ure that the proprietors of the Pump
Room in Chicago now require pat
rons to dress. Dressing Is much
better for the hat business.
Many cities spend a lot for hats
at special social seasons. The Yelled
Prophet Ball accelerates hat buying
in st. Louis.
New York? In New York any,
thing goes. It's the proving ground
for the Nations new hat styles.
Evening star., 1941-03-04
Amateur Theatricals Are
Splendid ''Pepper>Uppers'
In Waning Social Season
Mistake to Attempt Any Play
That Is Too Elaborate and
Full of Long Speeches
By KAY CaldveH and Alden Harrison

club crowd dying Of dry rot is it? Nobody has mac
gettogethe the life
of clinic turtles with sleeping sickness Then why not try giving
the big dose of drama?
reasonably intelligent Of nottooazy people can
little executive ability and competent
at It, But whether you speak
merely pleasure won't be bothered oy
thearcals You'll have fun
with a capital F.
suppose fellows and girls who
little fling the theater Wen
them have idea of what it's all bouom taking
all green
shamocks don't let that Even Mickey Rooney had 70 make
start!
being to point
advantages forthcoming However you'll
large number your friends nave
neakng suspicion that they have great
Evening star., 1941-03-04

Here is grand, new taste-teaser
for your next buffet supper or cock
tail party. Shape thin slices of
boiled or baked ham into three
inch squares. Lightly spread with
mustard, chopped pickle relish and
yellow cheese. Roll up each slice
wrap in waxed paper and chill
until time to serve. Insert cress
or parsley in ends.
Evening star., 1941-03-04
Advance Hint

Advance hint for spring serving
Mix canned corn and mashed po-
tatoes, season well, moisten with
cream, spread in baking dish
sprinkle with cheese and sliced ripe
olives. Bake until brown.
Evening star., 1941-03-04

More than 300, ,00o, 900 oranges,
mandarins and lemons were picked
in the Gruzia district of Russia last
year
Evening star., 1941-03-04

Size 1s (34) requires Az yards of
35-inch material, "a yard contrast
and 81 yards trimming.
Now's the time to plan your spring
wardrobe, and decide what you'll
want for the children, too. Our
Spring Fashion Book brings the
best new styles straight from our
designers to your own sewing room
We've embodied them in easy pat
terms that you can make yourself
economically and speedily. Send Is
cents for your book today.
Evening star., 1941-03-04

II you like other ideas for
putting pep into your club, send
for our "Club Names and Club
Activities" 1t contains plenty Of
tips, including money making
ideas, and 1t costs you just 5
cents. Address Kay Caldwell and
Alden Harrison, In care Of this
newspaper.
Evening star., 1941-03-04
For Pudding

A speck of powdered cloves gives
extra punch to creamy chocolate
pudding.
Evening star., 1941-03-04
MIR. Patri has prepared a Ieafiet

WI. HgII HAS pfCPdtCu q icdIfCs
entitled Helpful Habits" in
which he tells parents how to
set and maintain good habits.
Send for it, addressing your re-
quest to MIR. Angelo Patri, care
of this paper. Enclose a self-ad-
dressed, stamped (3-cent) en-
velope.
Evening star., 1941-03-04


dolly two when the
ab-hat added decoration and the time protection
for the table top The oval spider lace piece shown today Of
OH polished
scey simple the directions which with the pattern
follow that it takes little time to complete this nch
dolly.
envelope complete
directions for above
pattern Address orders 10
Eeedlework Editor of The Evening Star.