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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

predecessor failed TO do and pilot the turbulent Indians to the
victory people thought would be theirs last With
the Bob Teller their Of the Indians believe they
do it, Whether they will be- of the
gods who rule the baseball championship
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
"A Lille Of Peck's History

year New Haven and another Portland Ore.
he married before leaving for the coasthe recalled
the New York Americans then the High
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HOCKEY
STANDINGS

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Boston =. Americans :.
DETROIT 5. Chicago ?.
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International News Service Wire
NEW YORK, March 14.-Play-
off dates for the Stanley Cup were
announced today by Frank Calder,
president of the National Hockey
League.
The Series:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
EVERYBODY SHARES

was a rich one, but there weren't
any hard feelings on the Red
Wings part because they all
shared 1t with him. Their sixth VIC
tory in eight starts against the
Hawks this season was by far the
most important. It elinched third
place in the league race, and with
it Detroit gets the advantage OF
opening the first round of the
Stanley Cup playoffs with the
Rangers on home ice next Thurs
day. If a third game is necessary.
that will be played here, too.
Seven games ahead of their final
position of last season. the Wings
still have to play the Boston
Bruins here Sunday and Tuesday.
But they're certain of finishing at
least one game ahead of the Rang
ers. who have only one game left.
From now on the Wings are
playing to bring goalie Johnny
Mowers the Vezina trophy. Despite
the two goals scored on him last
night. he gained goal on frankie
Brimsek of Boston last night when
the Amerks beat Frank three
times. Mower leads Brimsek by
three goals and Turk Broda OF
Toronto, the former leader, by
two.
LIFT TWO FINES
The Wings are sure of more
playoff cash because of Jennings
goal. but two other Red Wings, Sid
Abel and Gus Giesebrecht, will de-
rive special benefits. Because Of
the victory, Manager Jack Adams
lifted the SIS fine he imposed on
each recently. And If any player
deserved a break it was Abel, who
climaxed one of his most brilliant
games by engineering the winning
goal.
The black-haired left winger
from Film F1on was one player who
didn't become discouraged be-
cause 10 Presti was kicking out
shot after shot in standout fash
ion. With the seconds flying, Abel
raced in on right wing. circled the
net and laid a shot on the corner
which 10 Presti went down to
save. Jennings swooped in, grabbed
the rebound 10 feet out and
bounced the puck off the goalie's
left leg as the fallen 10 Presti
kicked at the shot. That was the
ball game.
Jennings goal climaxed one OF
the toughest games of the season,
but one in which he drew the only
penalty of the night from Referee
Bill Stewart. That was for trip
ping Bill Carse in the second
period. Stewart let slashing, cross
checking. every conceivable foul
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Hockey
PlayOff
Dates Set

International New. Service Wire
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protect the champion from such
an eventuality.
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OF 3.2S.S
Evening star., 1941-01-04

Resort fashions hare neUer
been gdyer or more interest,"
ing than they are this season.
For example, at upper left is
q ne1U jumper that borro,0s
the cleGn-cut lines OF q shirt
7raiSt dress. Perfect for traU-
cling, it is made of q 1crinkle-
resistant, Sdg-reSiStant teca-
blend rayon jersey. Added
features are the long shoulder
line, contrasting blouse but
tons and q 1UaiStline securely
mOOred by an elastic. At GEN.
ter, one OF the high lights from
the Brigance resort collection,
SldckS of solid color norm 1Uith
q draped blouse in one of the
ne1U prints called "dog1Uood."
Also from the designing board
of this talented creator is the
bathing or play suit sho10n at
upper right. 1t, too, uses the
combination OF print and
solid color, this time reversing
the formula to include q solid
top and q short, fared skirt
in q S1UediSh cherry print.
This combination is typical of
the ne1U play clothes 1Chich
Uery often are made up in
rugon jersey and Which are
fattering and al1Uays fresh IN
appearance.
Evening star., 1941-01-04

fails to remove her hat, it is quite
all right for you to ask her politely
to do so. Applaud when the per-
formance pleases you, but don't
bang your palms together too en-
Enthusiastically or pound your feet
on the floor. And save your whistles
for the basket ball rally.
During intermission your escort
may wish to go to the lounge or
foyer to smoke. You may either go
with him or remain in your seat
as you prefer. A flashing light or
other signal will warn you when
the curtain is about to rise again
Usually there are two intermissions
at a legitimate play; one at revue
After the performance is over
your escort would help you on with
your coat, then wait for you in
the aisle so that you may lead the
way out of the auditorium. Don't
be in too much fever to leap to your
feet at the final curtain. Usually
there are several curtain calls, and
sometimes even short speech by
the star. Don't crowd other people
in your hurry to get to the exit.
And that's about all-except to
tell your date that the seats were
good eve hope they are) and that
you enjoyed the show Eve hope
you do).
Evening star., 1941-01-04
BY FRANCES JONES,

No. lis one of your New Year
resolutions a firm determination to
dress up your house? Try doing it
with fresh, unusual and colorful
containers for your house plants.
You will be amazed at the stunning
effects you can obtain for practically
nothing. Quickest and easiest of all
is a halo or brilliant circular back
ground against which the plants
themselves are silhouetted. Orange,
yellow, red or blue plates, or even
plaid ones, placed behind the green
leaves, give a modern, colorful note
to your commonest plants in their
plain, clay pots. A craSSula, a philo-
dendron and cactus are sketched
on the plate rail above. Make your
sanseveria (snake plant quite
dramatic by placing three vari-
colored plates of assorted Sizes be-
hind it as shown in the lower right
hand corner.
No. 2-With an old-fashioned dip
per or soup ladle at hand you need
never lack an attractive plant con-
tainer. Plant right in the ladle,
first placing pebbles in the bottom
for drainage. Then you'll have a
really stunning ivy holder. Don't
they look like a pair of grace notes?
Evening star., 1941-01-04

You'll find them done in pink glazed
kid, very shiny and smart looking,
worn over a green frock of rough
crepe. Or, there are rabbits s-hair
jackets in soft pastels and wool jer-
sey ones providing an effective con-
traSt to white dresses. Full-length
coats also make ensembles, and
those of linen crash in rich, warm
Colors over print frocks are both in
teresting and useful.
In evening clothes there are num-
bers of patriotic looking styles, but
the great accent is on South Amer
lea, after dark. In silhouette,
southern evening clothes are either
terribly slim or amazingly bouffant
and there seems to be no happy me-
dium in this picture. Rayon jerseys
and chiffons are the most popular
fabrics, with such interesting inno-
vations as veiled or bare midriffs
and dropped shoulders a la Carmen
Miranda to add bit of dash. Tops
for originality is the gown with ac-
Coiuloll plcdteu Idyou crepe SklIG
and a covered-up bodice of thin wool
jersey. In beige, it's guaranteed to
stop traffic by its sheer simplicity
and sophistication. Splashy prints
are just as important in evening
gowns as they are in play suits-and
that's saying lot this season. Capes
are coming in strong for both day
and evening. Don't ask us why they
return; just rejoice in the sheer fiat
terry of them. There's lots more
news about resort clothes Well
tell you in a day or two. ...
Evening star., 1941-01-04
oc Influence Outstanding in This Years Soutenwea Collections
Oily Skins.
Need Real
Attention
Use Oatmeal Bag
Treatment for
Toning Pores
BY PATRICIA LINDSAY.

The girl who has an OverrelaXed,
greasy complexion usually has en-
larged pores and SallOW skin tone.
To correct these ailments good
pore-rouSing treatment is essential
and one of the most satisfactory is
the old-faShioned oatmeal bag one
which requires y days of unfailing
routine. Here it is copied verbatim
from an English book on skin care:
Cut u 6-inch squares out of a
piece of soft muslin. Get one cupful
of ordinary oatmeal from any grocer,
one-eighth Of a teaSpOonful of pow
dered sulphur from a druggist and
one teaspoonful of finely shaved
CASTLE bar soap.
Add the powdered sulphur and
CASTLE soap TO the oatmeal and stir
thoroughly Then put one table
spoonful Of the mixture into each
square of muslin and tie with a
piece of string into a small bag.
Use one bag every evening for Il
consecutive days. Saturate it in
warm water and rub the face until
it is clean Let the liquid dry on the
skin. After two or three minutes
rinse the face with warm water and
then with cold water. Pat on the
following lotion: Ten drops of tine
ture of plain benzoin in one cupful
Of cold water. Let this dry.
In the morning wash the face with
fresh stif1sh Sterilized rubber
sponge and plenty of cold water. Use
an astringent lotion foundation un-
Ger your makeup in exactly the
same tone as your skin. All cos
metic firms offer foundation lotions
so select one you like.
Two or three times during the
day your face should be rinsed with
plenty of chilled water and the
makeup applied freshly. Never
rinse your face until all old make
up has been thoroughly removed.
After the l2-day oatmeal bag
treatment, which may be repeated
IN six weeks if necessary. an oat-
meal pack can be given as follows:
Mix toilet oatmeal (Which you can
get from a first-class grocer with
enough witch hazel to form a paste.
Smear it over your face and leave
1t on for a quarter of an hour or
longer. Rinse off with warm water,
followed by cold water splashings.
Girls who have oily skin should
exercise every day without fail, eat
less Of meats and greasy, rich foods,
cot nf fr1titc o11I hi
and their juices, fish, some cheese
and dairy products. No fried foods
allowed at all.
Evening star., 1941-01-04

CottonS are al1Udys q faUor-
ite Nth the Smartly dressed
"Sun- -lrorShiper," and this
seasons selection of cottonS is
far ADORE the ACREAGE in
beauty and charm. We ShOl0
gou t1Do of the neUeSt in our
zO1Uer pictures. At far left, q
t1Uo-piece model nth the
smart longer jacket and gen.
erous pockets. beautifully tai
lOred and crisp looking it comes
in q UGriety OF pastel tones,
NTH q lChite eaglet print
carrying out the "Americana"
theme. Beside 1t, another de-
Hghttul cotton, q bit more on
the "dreSSy' side, but still
practical enough for aH-0C-
caSiO1 7Cedr. DiStinctiUe in
appearance, it features jockey
stripes of contrasting color
and dainty appliQued foUer
sprays on a bodice that is er-
tremely unusual. The grace
tuI lines Of this trOck are
highly re-fnttering and
the style retains q casual air
IN, com mbindtion 1Cith the de-
failing that means real chic.
Clothes for 1Uinter UdcdtionS
this year hare q nelU original
ity, in addition to features of
practicGbility.
Evening star., 1941-01-04

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: I have
been married a little more than six
months. My husband is good and
kind to me, but has changed con-
siderably during that time. Before
We were married he was a real
Romeo, could not be with me enough
and was always telling me how
much he loved me and how beau
tiful and wonderful I was, and was
thoughtful and considerate. But
since our marriage he takes me for
granted and is getting very care
less in the little things that mean
so much to me. and he appears TO
grow less affectionate each day. In
fact, he often goes to work with
out telling me goodby and does
not seem to enjoy giving me very
much of his time and it is making
me very unhappy. I do not wish
our marriage to go on the rocks,
but I am at a loss to know Just
how should act to prevent it. AS
you know. it is the little things
that sometimes grow into big ones
and cause sorrow. Can you help
me? MRS. H. L.
AnSwer-Certainly I can help you
if you will take my advice, and
that is not to nurse a little griev-
ance until you turn it into a big
sorrow that will blight your life.
And that is what you are doing.
You are piqued because your hus-
band is not paying you all the COM
plimentS and showing you all the
attentions that your vanity Graves.
You are persuading yourself that
he has ceased to love you and pity
ing yourself as neglected wife and
generally walloWing in woe and
spelling all the happy times YOU
should be having during your hon
eymoon.
Can't you get a grip on YOUR
self and see how idiotically YOU
are acting? Haven't you enough
intelligence to realize that there
is one technique of courtship and
another of marriage? Haven't you
seen every other husband turn from
Romeo into a tired businessman
Just as soon as the wedding was
over and he settled down into SUD-
porting wife?
MY shoulder has permanent rheu-
matlsm in it from being wept on
by women who sob out that their
husbands take them for granted
ana no longer make a fuss over
them, as they did when they were
counting them.
Wen, in heavens name. whv
shouldn't a man take his wife for
granted? He married her because
ne thought she had sense and prin-
clple and would do her duty as a
Wl1e. And he wouldn't have mar
rled her If he hadn't preferred her
Evening star., 1941-01-04

petent pinafore with broad, stay-put
shoulder straps. You can make two
entirely different little t!e-arounds,
one pointed and trimmed, the
other plain and straight-cdsed. Be
sides, you can make the tailored COL
lar, very correct on a dark serving
frock, with the pointed tie-dround-
and smart on tailored dresses, too.
Use percale, batiste, gingham or lawn.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1888
is designed for sizes IA, 16, 18, 20; 40
and AZ. Corresponding bust meas
urements 80, 34 36, 38, 40 and AZ.
Size 16 (34) requires for No. /, 35s
yards of 36-inch material; yards
trimming. For No. 2, with collar,
25s yards and 4 yards trimming. For
| No. 8. 27s yards, Y yard contrast.
Evening star., 1941-01-04

tlreO DeSlQe Inem.
Of primary interest is the patriotic
spirit which distinguishes these
Southernwear clothes. Red, white
and blue, separately or in combina-
tion, are the outstanding colors, par
ticularly for daytime. Eagles and
stars flourish proudly on the sleeves
of dresses, on the pockets of suits
and even on belts and buttons. This
particular trend, due partly to world
conditions and partly to the inspira-
ton seeking of American designers,
is most effective in sports togs and
in charming little two-piece dresses
and jacket frocks-of which there
are many.
Prints for daytime are of good de-
sign and extremely practical. jacket
frocks often combine small,
printed dress and plain-color longer
jacket lined with the print in very
effective manner. Little tWo-piece
models often have unusual touches.
say, for example, in the form of
peplums. One recently noted has a
collar and wide peplum of snake
skini Worn with shoes and bag of
reptile, it should make a conversa-
ton starting outfit. In many of the
wool dresses you'll find the first in
dications of the sloping shoulder,
which has been widely discussed in
fashion circles and which promises
to be an important trend in Al.
Jackets are positively everywhere
in this years cruise collections, and
many of them are so novel that they
bring the models out of the category
of lust another jacket dress"
Evening star., 1941-01-04
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From the campus, where many a
fashion is born, comes word that
the college men are going for finger
tip length jackets of gabardine with
zipped-in sheepskin Innings. The
Innings are easily removable to make
the jacket light weight. Also be-
ing accepted are the trench-type
gabardine coats with permanent
sheepskin lining and the short
warm" of camel's hair, double
breasted with leather buttons and
large patch pockets.
incidentally, the latter coat was
introduced during the last war by
British officers and is noted for its
light weight, warmth, roomineSs and
freedom of movement.
Other campus fashions include
long Shetland mufflers which wrap
a couple of times around the neck;
covert suits for school wear and
striped Shetland jackets and gray
flannel trousers for an extra outfit.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
Oyster Stumns

An old-time favorite, taken from
Marjorie MoSser's Good Maine
Food" utilizes oysters in the stuff
ing Of turkey or other fowl in this
manner:
"a cup butter.
2 tablespoons minced onion.
2 tablespoons parsley, chopped.
IL cups chopped celery.
6 cups soft bread crumbs.
pint oysters, chopped.
Salt and pepper.
Saute onion, parsley and celery in
melted butter. Add bread crumbs
and heat well. Add chopped oysters
and seasonings.
Evening star., 1941-01-04

A macaroni or gelatin mold also can
be filled with small foliage plants.
Put blooming or foliage plant in
the center and you have a real table
decoration.
No. Irregular clay pots painted
in bright colorS and decorated with
gummed cellulose tape afford
range of decorative possibilities that
is practically unlimited. Shown
above are few suggestions. Stripes,
plaids and polka dots Aren't they
gay notes for dreary winter day?
They'll make excellent foil for the
green leaves of your house plants.
Best of all they have that profess
Sional decorators look.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
Dorothy Dix Says
Husband Who Proves Devotion Has
Right to Take Wife for Granted

to all other women in the world.
Why, for a huband to take his
wife for granted is the greatest
compliment he can pay her. 1t
proves to her that she has come
up to expectations.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
SeafOOd Cocktails

While shrimp and oyster cocktails
are perennial favorites, CLAIMS. crab
meat, lobster meat, or practically
any cooked flake white fish may be
used.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
BY KAY CALDWELL and
ALDEN HARRISON.

Many young people feel perfectly
at home in even the most impressive
motion picture palace, but still suf-
fer qualms of doubt when faced
with the prospect of attending a
real play, a musical comedy, or the
Evening star., 1941-01-04
ShrimpS in Blankets

Soak shrimp in seasoned milk,
wrap in thin slices of bacon or salt
pork; lay in broiler and brown on
both sides. Serve on toasted waters
with quartered lemons.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
Jacket Dresses Unusual
In Variety of Fabrics;
Snakeskin for Trim
Prints Are Small for Daytime
And 'Splashy' in Both Evening
Dresses and Play Outfits
By HELEN VOGT.

If Aunt Annie decides to take you South for the month of February
assembling complete
attic salvage from last collection
likely everything the
will later because all the
spghty looking old
Evening star., 1941-01-04
BY BARBARA BELL.

You can make, with this one SIM
pie and inexpensive design, COM
Evening star., 1941-01-04

Dear Mrs. Post: Let's suppose I
am lunching with a man friend in
a restaurant and while we are wait
ing for our lunch. along come two
woman friends Of mine who are
unknown TO my companion. They
stop and talk a minute: he stands
to meet them. If they are invited
to Join us, who should give the
invitation-my compa Mon, or
should I? I think he is the one
because he is taking me to lunch,
whereas he maintains that in such
situation it is up TO me since he
didn't know if I cared enough about
these particular friends to want to
have them join US.
AnsWer-You certainly could not
invite two of your own women
friends to lunch with him. A man
who has invited q woman TO lunch
with him can hardly be expected to
be delighted to find that he has un-
avoidably become host to three!
Neither should he, on the other
hand, have been made to feel it
necessary to ask them TO join you.
If he did invite them to Join you,
he would undoubtedly have felt
obliged to pay their checks Even
had they offered to pay their own,
many men would have felt en-
barrassed to let them Had your
two friends been a man and girl,
and, moreover. his friends as well
as yours, that might have been
different, provided your host IS just
a friend and not a beau and the
| other friends are just friends, too.
Dear Mrs. Post: Is there any
music appropriate for the wedding
| professional other than Lohengrin's
march? This to me sounds mourn
full and I think it must be difficult
to walk TO.
AnsWer-You may choose what
ever else you like better than the
Lohengrin march, provided Of course
1t is suitable for a wedding. You
| certainly couldn't use a military
march! The reason the Lohengrin
march Is played so much Is that
to most brides it has all their lives
been inseparable from their dream
pictures Of weddings.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
white Ties
AtSunday
Wedding
Special Occasions
Call for Formal
Evening Dress
By EMILY POST.

The fact that the wedding is
taking place on Sunday evening
has rather confused the issue Of
clothes in the following letter: "At
a big evening wedding on a Sunday,
would it not be unsuitable for the
men to wear tail coats, because on
Sunday formal clothes are never
seen? Sunday weddings are the ex-
ception to the rule in this commu-
nifty, but we have to have ours on
Sunday, and we want TO have it in
the evening, at home
Since tails" are formal evening
dress, and since nothing could be
more formal than a wedding cere-
mony, the men in the wedding
should in my opinion wear full
evening dress. 1t is true that there
are very few times when tails are
worn on Sunday evening but that
is not because evening dress in
itself is improper but rather because
very few events that can be rated
as formal take place on a Sunday
evening.
The Valley settler., 1941-12-12

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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-31
Lumber Firm
COOperates To
Erect New Building

Merrill R. Montgomery local
lumber dealer, cooperated with
the Newark Consumers Gas
company to give another new
and modern building to Newark.
This fine addition not only
stimulates civic pride, but helps
in a material way, industries
that support the community.
Material from the Merrill Mont
gomery lumber company has
gone into the construction of
many modern Newark buildings,
but none more suited to the pur-
pose than the new home of the
Newark Consumers Gas COM
pany.
Owens-Corning is responsible
for both the effectiveness of the
facade and the fine acoustics of
the interior. Glass brick is used
for maximum sunlight; fiberglas
accoustical ceiling for maxi
mum audibility. The ceiling
also cradles the recessed lighting
fixtures that scientifically con-
troll and measure the light man
ufactured by the engineers of
the Holophane Co.