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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

U.s." said manager Paul Thomp-
son Of the Hawks afterward.
I'm not saying II wasn't legal
although Bill Thoms scored an
Identical goal In our last game
2 with Toronto and referee Bill
Stewart disaIlowed IL Looks like
well have TO square this series
In Chicago"
Thompson said however. that
his mon did NOT play as we'll as
they did against CanadicnS. There
Vas hardly any disput.ng that rs
the Wings bqzled aTUuUd the
Hawk net all night. with Crosse,
Noticr Bruneieau. Howe. Jen-
nlngs and even defenseman Jack
Stewart and Bob Whnelaw rolling
UP 10 fire few rounds. The Wings
had ~ shots IN the game TO a for
the Hawks
There was no diSpuilng the last
Two Wing goals. Of which The
LiSeombe-Motter effort midway IN
the second period was the prize Of
the evening Big Alex started the
play himself and while being
checked by dcfcnseman Dave
Mackay just inside The Hawk blue
line he whacked a pass through
MackayS skates and under his
stick TO Liscombe. who was steam
ing in on right wing 40 feet away
with Earl Scibert sticking 10 him.
Scibert got his stick on the puck.
but LiScombe lifted il neatly off
and hoisled the rubber past 10
Presti as he and the big Hawk
defenSeman reached the cage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Denies EmbezzIement

-RAX-CI-IY, March 2a---Charaad
with embezZlement while working
for local oil station. George
klopp. 5. of 203 Chandler avenue.
today had been placed under 500
bond pending examination before
Police Justice Edwin A Boden.
He denied the charge when ar
yesterday. Complainant is
Virgil O'Connor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
F si4ss I Fse BOWLING r rst Hn zees
BY HAROLD
Detroit TO Send Il Teams
To National Postal Meet

Detroit Will send q teams 10
the seventh annual National Post
Office tournament 10 be held at
Everett SCOTS and General Elec-
trio recreations in Fort Wayne.
April 1920.
Lyle +. Gibbs. secretary Of the
Greater Detroit Postal Loop. re-
ports last years record entry of
200 qtntets already has fbeen
bettered and Detroiters will travel
10 the event via Harry Bobbitt' 5
Wabash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Jack Sdndusky, As,
Coli Star, a Suicide

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. March 2S.-
(INSl-Picking a spot close TO the
scene Of his previous trIumphs,
Jack Sandusky. As. well-known
Midwest golfer, shot and fatally
wounded himself as he sat in his
parked car near the st. Joseph
Country Club.
Sandusky, ST. Joseph city cham
pion and winner in several western
and midwestern tournaments. was
taken 10 a hospital, where he died
several hours later from the head
wound. No reason could be given
for the action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Y Cage Meet
Starts Tonight

The Downtown Y. NJ. c. A.
basketball team. which recently
won the city title. IS accorded a
good chance to take the state
championship in the statewide ~
tournament for men tonight and
tomorrow al the downtown
branch. Bay City is the present
state champion.
-Four games arc scheduled to-
night starting at I with Detroit
Northern meeting Ann Arbor Bay
City playing Detroit Fisher. Flint
meeting Ct Antoine and Saginaw
taking on Detroit wntow n
Branch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Recreation Swimming
Meet SET Tonight

The annual inter-center swim
ming meet Of the department of
parks and recreation will be held
at 1870 p. nj tonight. IN the pool
at the St Clair Recreation Center,
1885 FairView. Swimmers from
Kronk, Elmwood, Brewster. and
st. Clair pools VIII compete in
free style, back and breast stroke
events for the team championship
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

March's goal was also produced
by some neat passing with Dave
MackaX starting the play at the
right corner and Tipping the puck
10 Bentley who was unmolSted al
tbe backboards The part-Indian
center sped it ont 10 his tubby
little Eskimo teammate on the
corner and March lifted il over
Mowers as Johnny went down TO
save.
Fishers goal which removed any
danger of q Hawk comeback with
less than . minutes remaining. was
scored on a thrce-man breakaway
started by Motter. Big. Joe Lis
combe and Motter hadAonly Sci
bert between them an4rthe net
as Joe drove over center with the
puck
A wide pass 10 Lisconrbe on left
wing took the play past the CHI
cago dciensemsn and LiScombe
returned the pass 10 Fisher p
feet out. From there. Fisher
drove dead on 10 hit the top of
the net as 10 Presti dropped.
Except for that one squirt when
tho Wings were apparently coast
ing with their two goal lead. the
Hawks seldom threatened Johnny
Mowers behind a defense led by
Jack Stewart that NfporouSlV ra
PEELED all charges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Draft Exemption
For Ex-Sdi|ors
international New. Service Wire

WASHINGTON, March Is
The House today passed a bill
exempting from peace time con-
scription any officer or enlisted
man who has served three years
in the navy. marine corps or coast
guard and six years in reserve
units, including the naval merchant
marine reserve.
The bill now goes to the Senate.
1t was the first bill to pass amend
ing the draft act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Donovan 10 Referee
Louis-Musto Fight

ST. LOUIS. March Is QNS)-
Arthur Donovan of New York was
selected 10 referee the 15-round
heavyweight championship match
between titleholder Joe Louis and
Tony Music of Chicago
in St Louis April 8. The t1vo
fighters were TO arrive in St.
Louis today to start training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Vital Statistics
DIVORCES

We're granted to;
Eddie Folsom from Nirdeli.
Almeda Steele from Eugene.
VIVIAN r. Bland from Lewis.
Harold Brow from Alice.
Marion +. Linares from Felimlno.
Doris Becker from BERNARD.
Ora Burt from Dean
Audrey Moore from Doane ~
Mary MuehleEel from John J.
Michael ehapko from June
Katherine Hooker from william r.
Mabel McMullen from Floyd.
Genevieve Klear from Jacob.
Ruth n. McCauiey from Thomas
Elem White from Julia.
Marion S. Malone from Charles.
Louise Eddy from Jack.
Mabel Jamison from John.
Marion Bats from Morris.
Basil McGhee from Alice.
Irene Conn from James.
Helen Aliard from William.
William Bsitinger from Minnie
Jean Waugh from Kari.
Mae Austin from Roy.
RJsth Gruber from A. Lester.
Jennie LaBeise from Joseph.
Lille NJ. Hall from Eugene.
Margaret Moore from John A
Hazel l.. Cummings from Leamor
Johanna schott from Max.
Arthur Bourdeau from Madeline
Dorothy Mortier from Francis.
Nike Mineoff from TavetAnka
Shirley Lindsay from Walter =
Msude Worsley from Theodore.
Charles Porter from Eva
Marvin Gieiow from Thyra.
Oliver sheath from Viola.
Harold White from Eleanor.
Mary Chase from Ludlow.
Evelyn Hess from Donald.
Mittie Beasley from Miles.
George Mayo from Clara.
Agnes Autrata from Lee l..
Clovis Lawson from Florence.
Margaret McGraw from Joseph.
William Clayton from Opal NJ.
Elaine Kabalka from John.
Raymond Vernier from Josephine.
Jane Simpson from Edward.
Nellie Murden from Arthur
Murilda Patterson from William.
Mary Maddox from Henry.
Mary Bourbeau from Jose ph.
Abraham wilkins from Carrie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Mats Buy Sundra

ORLANDO. Fla. March Is
NS)-Steve Sundra of Luxor.
Pa. pitcher for the New York
Yankees. has been purchased by
the Washington Senators for the
waiver price of $500, President
Clark GrIfflth announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Name {. Brumbauqh
Boston BdCkfieId Pilot

NEWTON. Mass. March Is
tINS1-Carl Brumbaugh, former
player-eaPtt A iF-ceaeih- of the pro-
feSsional Chicago Bears wa s
named backfeld coach at Boston
College and first assistant to head
coach Denny Myers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
DELAY 'Gansett OPENING

PROVIDENCE. r. l., March ..
-tINS)-The Senate adopted a
resolution calling for the Nara
gansett Racing Association TO
postpone the opening of the Spring
meet from Saturday. April Y, to
Monday, April IA, because April
Il falls on Holy Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Wings Get Jump 0m sIackElawks

Continued from First Sport Page
with Howe when Detroit launched
the rush that produced The score.
After faccon az the RICH, of the
Chicago net. Abel poked the puck
out OF mass OF players and came
in alone on goalie Sam 10 PreSti.
who jumped out to meet him
Abels first pOint-biank shot hit
10 Presti in the chest. but the
rangy left wing swung around and
hooked the puck again At the left
side OF The not He backhanded a
shot which struck 10 preSt on tho
knee and went over his left
shoulder into the net.
AS Abel completed his swing
the siren sounded and the green
Ugh, flashed behind the net To
signal the end Of The period a
fraction Of second later the rcd
light Signaled a goal The Wings
claimed tho goal The Hawks pro-
tested but referee Frank tking1
Clancy ruled the puck was IN the
net before the siren sounded.
SUPPORTS OFFICIALS
Examination Of the official time
keepers clock showed a fifth Of a
second Still 10 20. There was time
for another faceoff and the goal
stood President Frank Calder
accepted the explanation Of referee
Clancy between periods and backed
up all the officials who. fortu-
nately incidentally. were from out
Of town according to the Stanley
Cup practice
THAT was the break that beat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Bert Allen Once
Could Spill En-,

Despite he's habby and
rusty now from too much
cash register exercise Bert
Allen once was a top-notcher.
Detroit journals won the
city championship in 1856
with Pal. high those days.
Bert led off with $50. Gordon
hct'arlanc. Subbing for John
Higgins on vacation, was
tops with SOS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

Altes skipped into third place in
New FairviewS Junior House BY
sweeping four points from Better
Made as KEN Inc. came up with
a new third high single 962. Bob
BenSon's go and Sam Evola's 206
in 5S4 stood out.
Hish scores-Ace Conrad 202 Bli Haven
20T. Howard Martin 223 Hank NacarI
2is-20l. MAYNARD Rose 2l2. Leo Padnt 22B
Gene Gorecki pol. Larry Winter 203.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

On week days enjoy the two
pages of comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; on sundays. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COR0RS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Roders $40 Nips StrobeI
In Palace House League

Bill keSSler's leading Sirobel
team in Palace House wants no
part of Marvin Roder and the D1n=
eesch splllers for the rest Of the
season. All because Rodor
whipped out 252-226-20l for go as
Drogosch tipped 1851 IN 1000 10
win four points from the pace
maker, only a game now from
Enterprise.
High scores George Berires e17-2O3 22o
rrrI q
Voiimer 20 Peter Bauer 23T. Eugene
lynda 201 Rex carrier 2i5. Leo Hnuben
2f2. John GaWIey Gas. VIM snefhkamp
203. piek KeIi s26 1p5. John LsndefeIt
20a-2pU Marvin Lehman 2f3 Glen Faf-.
shall pos s. uer Srhuchard 22f-2us Harry
Hart 2fo-2o2 Gee. kusmah a02 FFef
Wilhelm EOS Cav Whiting pol STANLEY
Ssdowski col. YIN Buban Pol. Roy Van
-Gieson 20l Nelson Llndb7m 2f2 Luxe
ShamlOck f17. Harry Hpshl 2oa Marvin
Wrenbcck 2an-231 John Onderko POI. John
Blum 203. Ear cuppen POS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
DAW AND HALL.

Lawrence DAVIS 215-203-2Ol for
6l9. and r T. Halls 237. featured
in the kroger circuit.
High scores=t StBmus 225. e Hanson
224. J. szsnye 2f1 A Rockridee 2l2-2o7
- Watson 2Oi. S. kula 203. r Dutch 2o1
Young 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Death Rotlres

BAILEY-March "a. residence. $50 West
Milwaukee. Franklin beloved son OF
Ralph and Mae. Remains At residence
until Friday. 2 .. m. Interment Dovdy
Cemetery. Benton, Kentucky.
DOLI.-March "a, 1871: L. Stanley Jr. I;
dear son OF L. Stanley and Theima Doll
Funeral from residence. i54s5 Robson. Sat
urday, $50 Precious Blood Church at p.
HANSEN Herman G. Of $3.50 Aontclair,
loving husband OF Helen. dear father Of
Robert. Remains a. Doherty's funeral
home. 1852 r. jefferson az Harding. until
sunday evening. 1880. Funeral IN FreesOii
Mich. Monday afternoon.
MISUNDERSTANDING. age Il Years. be-
loved husband OF Anna EngeirnAn Philip
ski. dear father Of Mrs. Alyce Saunders.
Mrs. Betty Walker, Mrs. Isabel Quigiey,
Clements. Jr., and Mrs. Margaret Rein.
Grandfather Of Dennis Walker Also sur
vived by two brothers and five sisters
Funeral from Alfred W. "opens Funeral
Home. $3.50 Gratiot avenue hondsy morn
ing. s.i5. a. St Elizabeth church At 10 70
Tnterment In Nj oivet Cemetery De
ceased was member Of Spanish A rnerican
War Veterans Detroit Camp No 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

Larry Saul again was high
scorer in the New York Central
Accounting with. 204-219 in 614.
Mohawk leads Twentieth Century
by only three games.
Hign scores - Norm Sirossy 20s-2O3
Lemoins Bish 2ii. Al Moener 207.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

NIdTIUdIW dTlu fidnCDNk COH-
tinued their gripping battle for
honors in the West Warren $50.
only a game apart, when each lost
three out of four points. George
Abrams 254 and Tom kapanoske' 5
10 in SIS were tops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
CLEAR SAILING AHEAD

Pingree Park Just continues
rolling along in the Southeastern
Ladies House. Now 10 games,
instead of nine. ahead of DeSantis.
High scores-M korthals 202.1si. Cor
ltz 1s4 MitteibuIn 1s3-IT2 Wubrecht ISL
Falies $50. Scott 1fa-i72 Steiner IFS
LanTvouhy 1f. Martin 10 Howard 172
Oliver III Rossmann 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

GIRLS
Girls were born to:
Margaret Vslds. 1892 Casgrain.
Catherine Walsh. 1889 Wildemere.
Matilda Zaccsgini, si78 Fisher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
NEW SECOND HIGH

AT Grubb'S 2OI-Z21-ZLb Tor blz
and Bill MorriSSey's 236-234 in
651 enabled Flamingo to establish
a second high single of 1880 in the
Metropolitan Catholic.
Hfeh scores Netzger 2if. Scheans 207'
pos p. knehler 22a Mckay 2i0 Dimerio
230 y. koehier I'll. KaminsN 2as Kuptg
205-201 Cotter zoo. phster 20l-2l2 Becker
22a. Quirk 200 Bedard 23s 200 Hamilton
231 Giese 200 Hermes 2I3 Dorr 2f5.
Townsend 24O-2f6 Blelmau 2O2 Dubeau
2i3203. Holefca 217-2O2 Bruce 2u7-230
Higgins POS. Walsh 2ii Chidsey 217 Hen
dersun DIS. =. Wtchtman 2I7-203. C.
Wichtman 205 HAYES 224-2as. Hart 2Of-
2li Gubert 2i3-235 DIVER 213 Hageerty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

Meniher mining. I,

First Rae Temperamental. sea
Charmer. Rosiana. Naka, Manor Lady.
fnCOf0rd.
second Race--Hasty Hanna, Pattie
Donna. Red Diamond. Lee Walker.
Flightaway. RaTIls Datfic.
Third Race-Silk ertnE. Fort
Thomas, SquaWker. Bssle Bell. 30 Dean,
Best Butter.
Fourth Race-Sandy Bill, Pepper Box
NJ Goodness. Roauiii, Mr.. Buddy.
Oatsie r.. Matertown.
Inn Raee--.-ocu Lucky. Leesburg
General Ieonee.
SiAth Race-Trimotor
SeVrnth Haee-Saidona. Aunt Carol
Struphe, sister Reign, Earisburo, News
Girl. Flashy Belle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
oAKIAwN PARK

OAKLAwN PARK
Weather. riear, track. good.
Second Racr--DoTer's Rest. br. W. Z.
Third Race-NRrkey Jack.
Fourth Race-Pinacle Light, Sangstec.
seventh Race--1ims Play.
FiKhth Race--Ihistle Blue.
substitute Kace--DeclRred on.
Field horses
Third Race-Termidor. Gold Brush.
seventh Modus. Emporium
Eighth Raee-Doubie finesse, Delay
Not. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Scratches
international News service Wire

International News service Wire
TROPICAL rARK
Weather. cloudy; track. fast.
FIRST Rare-Nesl0w. Abrupt. sweep
Swinger. ElhasRn. Milo, son Islam.
second Racs--FarrsEo. FoNleigh, Web
vet MASK. Supreme Chance, AlimaFr Late
Pass.
Third Race-Sun Niggie. Or. south.
Orcus. More silver, ClayNiile, Happy
Winner.
..-I aIlE.h RACE Maellne
sixth Race-Neutal Ntant.
seventh Raee--Biaeani, Nannie Sid.
Saxonian.
EIGHTH RACF-San Antiosa, Gallant
Neb. Nahletts. Chatn1in, Dedues- Halle.
Ninth Race tsubstitute Declared on,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
ANNULMENT
BIRTHS

Ned Fisher from Maude.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

~ MEMORY Of our dear HUSBAND and
father, Arthur Tank who passed aNay
40 years aEo TO-DAY. March - 1892 Gone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Fune-o! Directors

) SUTTON q SON
tif7 TRuABuLL AVE TEMPLE 7.sfnHl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
LEADERS TAKEN

Standard and HANCOCK con
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

NOW e y known that many of our aches and
rams. our halfsick worn out feeling. our easy
susceptibility 20 disease may be traced 70 a
lack Of ytAmins In conditions like these and
many more serious vitamin deficiency weak.
ncsscs. doctofs. scientists hospitals and ciniCs
are gctting resukS that seem almost like mir
acles These facts are gradually being learned
by the public and today millions are taking
yitImins with astonishing success
One thins must he KEEP, IN mind however Il
IS impossible 20 cell which vitamin you lack
IL IS acknowledged that the average diet today
Is definitely deficient IN many OF these vital
substances. For this reason, experts recon-
mend that you take ALL the yitamns-in
quantiues large enough 10 assure beneficial
results Remember. too that the number az
units n ytamin IS the only measure OF qual.
iy You must have adequate unitaRc or YOU
may fail 20 sct results
Recently the leading experts Of the country
arrived AZ consensus OF opinion as 20 what
the minimum daily requirement OF each indi-
vidual vitamin should be This information.
together with many other interesting facts
about vitamins. IS contained IN new Vita
min Book which IS yours free for the asking
This simple, easy-to understand book answers
many OF your questions about wtamlus gives
YOU all the new fscs--enshles you 20 be
really informed about vitamins Here you will
ind answers 20 such questions as--What arc
vitamin uninl What Is the difference between
ISP and Init units' What should vitamus
COST How can | be sure ! am getting my
moneys WORTH What can vitamins do for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
How Movie Stars
Ger in Your Hair

Few Of the millions who at
tend talking pictures are
aware that an amazing
amount Of sound gets hopelessly
tangled in their clothes. You've
never discovered Hedy LAMAR $
sigh in your undershirt; or Bing
Crosby's low notes in the toe Of
your good sock, but they've been
there just the same
Actually, motion picture oper-
ators have 90 allow for this. In
every projection room there is a
special control or "fader" which
regulates sound. And the regu-
lation varies with the size of an
audience, and what ii is wearing
Such 'faders" usually carry Is
numerals on their dials. measur-
ing total of approximately 80
decibels which measure sound in
its relation TO electric current.
For the average feature in a
typical small town theatre, the
fader is set at number nine If the
house is one-third 10 one-haf full
If it is packed. the fader has 10
be stepped up TO number II, or
approximately four decibels.
Although ones ear certainly is
more appreciative than say, a
hustle or checkered vest, ii
really doesn't absorb much sound.
Thanks to a diaphragm that Vi
brates IN all ITS delicate glory
we are able 20 hear a noise and
let 1t pass on But when that
noise encounters clothing. it
meets the fate Of unwanted
sounds IN a soundproofed broad
casting studio
II is probably obvious 10 you
that your family and friends
likewise get radio chatter in
their clothing The more folks
in the room. the more volume you
have TO turn up
We inevitably pick up street
noises while strolling Imagine
how surprised that newsboy on
the corner would be If he knew
the headlines he just shouted at
YOU were now nesting in your
hip pocket
II takes good ears 70 pick up
noises out OF doors. and louder
recording than customary TO get
such sounds properly reproduced
on film That's why the average
newsreel requires little more than
half as much volume AS a fea-
ture, when being projected in
your neighborhood theatre. News
reels are mostly exterior shots,
whereas features are mostly in
teriors made in soundproof
studios.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

-HE press agents Of Holly
wood tell some tall tales
] which the public should take
with "a grain of salt" even
though they enjoy the yarns inn
mensely. But when these go-be-
twccns write about the high cost
Of stockings in some Of the pro-
auctions OF the cinema capital
they dent need tEemh-nidert the
truth TO draw cNclamatious of
surprise from the movie going
public.
Almost every day some direc-
tor wants 20 dress his stars or
his chorus siIls in sNper-colO5sdl
hosiery as the photographs on
TINS page fetchinely show. such
exclusive stockings ere not to be
picked upon the counters OF de-
partmcnt stores and Women's
shops bat have to be made to
order
The photograph at the top Of
the page shows a bcyy of cho-
rines pleasing their public with
some Of this ultra-ultra hosiery
which costs the producers
pretty penny. Such stockings
are as fragile as they are valu-
able and cannot be worn many
times before they have TO be dis
carded. Most Of them are sup
piled by Willy de Mond, who
makes stockings which sell for
as little as 50 pair but whose
factories are also equipped to
turn out silken leg-coverings
costing a thousand times that
much.
For example the embroidered
and jeweled stockings which
Alice Faye wore in the movie
version of the late Lillian Rus
sells glamorous career are said
TO have cost $500 The embel-
fishing of these extraordinary
hose was done by hand and re-
CURED many days Of expert
workmanship.
Marlene Dietrich is one Of Mr..
de Monds best customers and
most potent advertisements. She
wears his stockings not only in
the movies but in private life. In
a recent picture the script re-
quired Miss Dietrich TO show off
her world famous legs in a pair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
The WORLDS MOST
PAMpERED LEGS
They Demand q Su
emond q Surprising Variety Of
Specially Fashioned Stockings.
Some Of Which Cost as Much as
$500 a Pair

by many of the millions Of movie
fans who saw them on the cinema
star. These stockings were not
eXorbitant in price. as Hollywood
looks upon such things, for they
cost only 1925 a pair.
Not long ago Mr.. de Mond re-
ceived an unusual order for sew
-eral- pairs of stockings so fash
toned that a miniature bomber.
half way up the leg, seemed to
be dropping bombs which eX-
ploded at the ankle. This order
was unique, in its way, because
the bomber and the bombs had to
be made of fluorcscent fabric so
that they would glow in the dark.
Needless TO say such stockings
as this cannot be fitted into the
budget of the average woman.
even if she were interested in
wearing such oddities.
With the advent OF Techni-
color, the manufacturer of spe-
cial stockings for the glamorous
ladies of the movie world was
faced with some new problems
and favored with sharp increase
in business. Besides making
stockings OF special design, he
had TO produce them in every
color of the rainbow and many
a hue besides
The movie makers, in spite Of
their reputation for spending
money like a drunken sailor. are
as careful of the unusual stock
lngs in their property rooms as
they are in picking the neither
limbs which wear these Injuries
for the edification and amuse-
MeHt- Of the -countrN-s mnNIe fans
Such valuable hosiery as the
embroidered and jeweled ones
worn by Alice Faye call for even
more careful handling These
stockings were kept under lock
and key and, it is said were
washed after each wearing with
gentle solution which brought
out all the glitter OF the pattern
that ornamented them from ankle
to thigh