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Evening star., 1941-02-09
Race for AII-America
Wreath Is Planned
In Pimlico Special
Winners of Nations Top
"a Turf Events Wanted
For Baltimore Classic
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 8.-The Mary
land Jockey Club moved today to
make the Pimlico Special super"
horse race, bringing together the
winners of "a of the richest and
Sportiest events in the country for
an "all-America" contest.
Under plans announced by Alfred
GWynne Vanderbilt. Jockey Club
president. the winners of IL of the
leading fixtures for 3-year- -oldS and
II of the most important stakes for
older horses automatically will be-
come eligible for the Special.
Thus. the dream race" which
Vanderbilt steadily has been pro-
noting since 1887 will assume the
status Of real national champion
ship event.
Imagine the winners of the Santa
Anita Handicap. the Widener Cup,
the Kentucky Derby, the Freak
ness. the Belmont Stakes and other
blue-ribbon events all in one race
and you'll get some idea of what
the Jockey Club has in mind for the
Special.
Still Open TO Nom Winners.
Heretofore, the Special has been
strictly a by invitation only" af-
fair. with a handful of horses get
ting bids on the basis of their per-
formances over an extended cam
paign. Now. any horse good enough
Or lucky enough-to win any one
of "a races will rate bid
But the door was left open for
horses that might be among the
elite. yet not win one of the "a
races. The club stipulated that
should any horse other than a
winner of the "a races prove Of
outstanding merit, an invitation will
be rendered him"
Something of an allAmerica
favor is lent TO the Special under
the new arrangement. for every
racing section in the country is
represented by its most important
thoroughbred event.
Aside from the IA plan" condi-
tions for the Special remain un-
changed It's weight or-age,
mile -and-three-si race. with
a winner -take-aH purse of $4,000
and wagering on the nose only.
The date is November / and the
place. Pimlico.
Races Deciding Candidates.
Here is the list Of races whose
winners will became candidates for
the Special
The Santa Anita Derby and Santa
Anita Handicap. Santa Anita: the
Flamingo Stakes and the Widener
Cup Hialeah Park: the. Wood Me-
mortal. Jamaica: the Dixie Handi-
cap and the Preakness Stakes
Pimlico: the Kentucky Derby
Churchill Downs; the Brooklyn
Handicap and the Dwyer Stakes
Aqueduct; the Belmont Stakes
Suburban Handicap and Lawrence
Realization. Belmont Park.
The Butler Handicap. Empire
City. the Arlington Classic. Arling-
ton Park: the Hollywood Gold Cup
and Hollywood Derby. Hollywood
PARK; the Massachusetts, Handicap
, Suffolk Downs
The American Derby and the
Washington Park Handicap, Wash
ington Park: the Whitney Stakes
and the Travers, Saratoga; the Mar
ragansett Special Narragansett
Park. the washington Handicap
Laurel Park.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Will Staqe Swim Meet

An intramural swim meet will be
staged at the Twelfth Street Y. M.
c. A. Tuesday night at 7 o'clock.
Championships will be established
in the senior, Junior and midget
classes.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
SIXTH RACE-CURIOUS COIN,
CLARKSVILLE, AIR BRI-
GADE.

CURIOUS COIN was second TO
dispose in his last race and that
effort points him out owe" this
band. CLARKSVILLE has been
right there in recent races and
should furnish the main conten-
ton. AIR BRIGADE is a money
probability.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Will Manage Salisbury

SALISBURY, Md, Feb. 8 (Pl.-
Johnny Wedemeyer, pitcher, has
been signed as 1941 manager of
Salisbury of the Eastern Shore
League.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Racing Selections
For Tomorrow
Iiialeah (FaStl.

Hialeah FasU.
By the Associated Press.
l-LuStrous, Warlee, Curious Ro-
man.
2-Erin's Sun. Pick Out. Sure Swift.
3-Bit O Green. All Even. Jan One.
Irish Day, Banker Jim, Brook
landville.
5-Highomar, Rock Maker, Wake
Robin.
6-Curious Coin, Clarksville, Air
Brigade.
7-Betty's Bob. Trystate, Granduce.
8-Stairs, Perlette. Gourmet.
Best bet-Irish Day.
Hialeah tFasD.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Misslam. Precision. Bagdad.
2-Dissembler, Wise Will, Sure
Swift.
3-Jan One. Burning Deck, All Even,
4-Fettacairn, Irish Day, Bossy
Servant.
5-Rock Maker. Go Home, Wake
Robin.
6-Curious Coin, Clarksville, Un-
quote.
7-Chance King, Betty's Bob, Black
mail.
8-Perlette. Dark May. Endymion.
Best bet-Curious Coin.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
WIaay Serves Notice Derby Candidates With Victory
HioIeoh Park Entries
For Monday
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-PurSe 81 200: claiming,
2-year- r-old maldens. nursery eourse.
Evening star., 1941-11-24

Fun for your business minded
Youngsters Big Town" Super
Morket mode Of rnosonite ond wood,
with wood shelves. wooden Gosh
drowers, poper coins, paper bills,
signs, "Todoys SpecioI" price cords
and empty boxes Of notionoIIy Cd
vertised groceries.
ToyG Fourth Floor. The Hecht CO..
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Tips for Your Beauty

night she covers her freckles with
q creamy powder lotion and an even
coating of powder. Myrna adds that
most men think freckles are cute.
QUESTION. 81 am only q fetD
pounds overweight but all the fat
seems concentrated on my stomach.
Please tell me Whdt to do about It.
Fatty"
II you are the least bit over
weight, the excess tends to accumu-
late In this region, especially II the
muscles are weakened and unable
to hold you in" Cut down on your
food intake. Of course, but take a
few simple exercises to strengthen
the muscles. Here's q good one: Lie
on the floor or bed. arms at sides.
Now sit up and touch your toes
without using hands to help you
raise. SlotDly. lower body and re-
peat. You may have to have some
one hold your ankles firmly on the
bed or slip your toes under Q piece
Of heavy furniture to help the first
few times. Repeat three times at
flryt. but increase number Of times
a. the muscles become stronger.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Loves Pain in Neck

A momentary mood. take It.
AdOleScent love isn't funny and
parents who make fun Of the love Of
distracted Romeos and bemused
Juliets do SO at their own risk. One
hasn't, at an early age. II one does
ever. learned how to play the game
with finesse. and that's what 1t
takes II one Is to get anything re-
Sembling pleasure out Of 1t.
Love Is distinctly disturbing ex-
peience. So with spring In the air,
it's best to be sympathetic with your
child II he or she develops the old
familiar symptoms.
suspect that the ever old game
of courtship is played under new
rules too. A date" calls for action.
Roamin' in the gloamin' Is definite
ly out. Going places and doing
things covers a wide range Of &C
tivity. Depending on the season, it's
bowling. skating. tennis and SWIM
ming. but season in and season out
the little old convertible Is burning
up the road.
Either the boy or the girl. or the
family Of either the boy. or the girl.
has something that burns oil and
gas and has four wheels. with the
seat of the parlor sofa, 194l style.
It's the speed age. Even sweethearts
have to be speeding as they spoon
or rather neck--which not only
adds TO the excitement but the
accidents.
Speaking of speeding. the other
day / happened to meet boy OF
twelve. To my complete astonish-
ment. he asked me whether he
could marry when he was fifteen. I
struggled for some sort Of control
and told him that imagined per-
haps he could If, of course. he had
his parents consent and knew q
girl who had her parents consent,
too, and was foolish enough to
marry him.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
He Was in Love

Well. it seemed he did. The girl
was thirteen and he was terribly
in love" with her--juSt like that!
We went into the subject at con-
siderable length. advanced the
usual and always uncOnvincing ar
gument that the girl he thought he
loved, now probably--in fact asSur-
edly - wouldn't bear the fainteSt
resemblance to the girl he would
think he wanted TO marry ten years
from now.
He was quite disguised with my
lack of understanding. You talk
just like my mother he said con-
temptuously.
Idon't claim to know much about
such boys. l must admit that I
thought them immune to the love
germ at least until high school
But I've been asking mothers of
small fry and it seems that they
often are quite violently Smitten
about the time they go into their
teens.
know. of course. that girls get
awful crushes at about that time
and moon around. but it's purely q
bemused state of their So-called
mind and they quite enjoy It. But
boys don't. They squirm about and
carry on in ways which leads their
elders to feel more sorry for them
than amused.
They take a bit of handling, so
parents insist. and everyone's pretty
unhappy about the whole thing.
which may seem silly until you re-
member how seriously psychiatrists
regard every childish reaction and
impulse. Teasing seems to be DEF
initely taboo. 1t Just isn't encour-
aged.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Spring Costumes
Reflect Chinese
Inspiration
BY ELEANOR GUM

New York-SOme of the Smartest
costumes of the season are frankly
Chinese In spirit. One finds cOolie
coats. coolie hats and colors and
embroideries that, mot for all the
tea in China" would I forget to tell
you Of.
Sometimes Chinese influences are
translated into color. not indicated
by line or cut. The cOlOrS usually
chosen are lacquer red with soft
jade or a purplish red-almost ma
genta-used with both green and
gold and some lovely Canton blues.
Everyone seems receptive to these
Oriental themes and. as the season
progresses. one Is sure to see more
and more of them. If. as some pre-
dict, the evening pajama is slated
for a revival, one may look for more
beautiful silks. not always Chinese,
to be used for this purpose.
Reports from resorts tell with
considerable enthusiasm OF the
huge Hawaiian designs and Of huge
prints Of several kinds. But such
things are of future rather than
current interest.
At some Of the smarteSt shops
where trousseaux are In the max
ing, they tell me that faille silk is
the brides first choice for what
used to be known as her going
away" costume and that navy and
black are leading. It seems that a
Shantung suit or dress is the run
ner-up and that even with faille
q Shantung is chosen for later on
Brides are also planning at least
one colored coat. Kelly green Is con-
sidered very chic over black.
The smartest woman we saw
shopping recently was wearing q
bright green box coat. black dress
black suede pull-on gloves, black
umbrella" type hat and snowy gold
jewelry. A thick gold chain around
her neck with red and yellow
gold links alternated and her mod
ern square earrings we're plain vel
low gold. There are lots Of bright
red coats. too. and more to come.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

1 " IL z . ,
these times certainly is remarkable.
But the parents have long ceased
to be impressed. Rather they are
annoyed. as 1t repeatedly interferes
with their own relaxation. Ignoring
the boys requests. they have found,
does no good.
Before deciding upon cure. the
parents should find out what Is in
back of Kenneth's inability to go to
sleep. The boy Is approximately six
years old. As the child grows older
he needs less sleep as a rule. Should
this be Kenneth's case. the sleeping
period should be reduced a little.
The parents may find that letting
him remain up half an hour or so
longer evenings. may do away al
together with that nuisance period
after he gets to bed.
II, on the other hand. Kenneth
cannot sleep because he is over
tired, an earlier bed hour should be
tried. Where a child is generally ir-
'ritable, naughty and inclined to be
overactive. you can be sure that
he probably isn't getting sufficient
sleep. Usually when children start
going to school and the daytime
nap is discontinued. they need to
sleep longer at night. The average
child sleeps IL hours at stretch at
this age.
AS no two children have exactly
the same sleep requirements. the
parent should study her child's rest
needs individually. arranging a
program that Is best suited for him.
II Kenneth's mother should find
that he isn't getting enough sleep.
she may. for example. find an after
noon rest periods preferable to
lengthening the boys evening sleep
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
AmericanWOm
Joins Komitaji
To Fight Nazis
Nv TALBOT LAKE

MISS RUTH MITCHELL. sister
lv1 of the late General Billy Nit
chell, patron saint Of the u. s. All
Corps, has joined up. with the
death defying Komitaji. Q secret
organization OF super-patriotic
Yugoslavs, according to reports
from Belgrade. Under the solemn
oath Miss Mitchell took In Belgrade.
she swore to die for the liberty Of
Yugoslavia.
Miss Mitchell. whose married
name Is Mrs. Stanley Knowles. was
given a phial Of poison, for the
Komitaji boasts that no true men,
Der was ever captured alive. She
was then made q member Of the
general stan as q dispatch rider for
Kosta PechanatZ. the tie.
bearded leader Of the society.
According to reports. Miss Nit
chell met Pechanatz In his miser-
able peasant hovel on the outskirts
Of Belgrade and was Initiated into
one Of the strangest societies OF
men and women In the world. She
was the first foreigner ever indicted
into the organization. During the
ceremony. the skeleton Of q Komi-
tail hero lay near the leaders chair.
The old patriarch crossed Miss
Mitchell'S name on q list Of those
who have applied for membership,
explaining:
I'VE just cross the name on, my
girl, because we consider you dead
when you become one Of US. We
value our lives at nothing. We may
all be dead in a few weeks. I expect
to die this time myself. How about
your"
II am willing. too" Miss Mitchell
replied quietly,
This American woman. who mar
RED an Englishman, has been in
Belgrade. for. about q year, accord
ing to Mrs. Martin F1adoes, Of MIL
waukee, also q sister Of General
Mitchell. She said she had not
heard from her sister for several
months.
Miss Mitchell joins an organiza-
ton Of some 80. 900 Jugoslav patri-
OTIS. two of whom are members Of
Premier Dusan Simovitch's cabinet.
Many thousands more are men,
bers. but do not wear the Komitaji
uniform. In time Of war, they oper-
ate behind the enemy lines as spies,
also as suicide squads Of rearguard
fighters in case the main army Is
forced to retreat.
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ground, and no
m q k e u p Is
com tie II
the e y e S are
left untouched.
e v e n If you
have interest,"
in g eyebrows
q n d | o n g
laSheS to start
with they need
careful groom
ing to b r ! n g
out tn e full
b e a u t y and
G x % r e S -
siveneSs Of the
e Y e S. Most
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

knee. Swelling Of the legs indicates
Tint the diseased veins are partly
oAstructed either by the swelling or
= blood clot In the vein; the blood
accumulstes In the ankle. and the
Watery portion Of the blood escapes
INTO the surrounding tissues and
causes swelling. The swelling Is soft
~ inelastic. Marks Of shoe strings
ar garters appear and persist for
s0rne time. The lee feels heavy and
doad' and often numb and cold.
The pain u felt n the foot. par
t1cularly back Of the toes, under
the arch and heal and often leads
"a = diagnosis Of fallen arches.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

more. But call
We by any
o t h er name.
IT'S still I o pS
by way of ex-
periences.
/ I C o m e S
early or ! a t e
in life. T o
S o m e unfor-
Inmates 1t does
not CO m e at
all. But when
1t comes Oh.
b Oy (! - a S a
young man in
his first throes
fpplinplV re-.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

Many so-called fallen arches are
really chronic phlebitis and arch
ssamports do no good. The skin Of
the leg 3 undefnourished: 1t Is
thin. dry and glossy. Later It be-
comes covered with scales and
bjiOterS and slowly turns brown or
purple and Z dry itching eczema
d0volops. Scratching Injuries the
undernourished skin and little
,soros soon become infected. Any
injury 70 this skin u slow to heal
ana may result In . breakdown OF
thu sIrin, leading 70 chronic ulcer.
which n very painful. The inham-
nation Of the veins and the exist
~ Mood clot obstruct the now OF
t10oA Dack 70 thu heart. A. . re-
1T the other veins IN that region
81Ate and look Ike varicose veins.
3hey are not, but are simply d.
listed because they have to carry
IN excessive amount Of blood. II
these veins are injected, under the
erroneous idea that they are vari-
cose veins. the obstruction becomes
more acute, the swelling and pain
become greater and more veins
must enlarge to carry the blood
away.
Chronic Inflammation Of the
veins u almost always due to vari-
ON forms Of bacteria attacking the
walls Of the veins. As q result
many other diseases may follow
A. the lesion Is directly in the
course Of the blood stream. one
can zee that these germs would be
carried Ill over the system. Rheu-
matte manifestation. arthritis. neu.
ritis. pneumonia, kidney and liver
trouble all may be q direct result
just q the germs Of pneumonia
typhoid. tonsillitiS and infected
toeth may cause phlebitis.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

he may c u
mother a g ain
and a g a ! n
cautioning her
not to let any,
one disturb an
u n I | n / sh d
building prof.
ect OF blocks.
Once he even
got out Of bed
to b r u S h his
teeth. saying
t h a t he had
forgotten 10 do
so before!
His resource
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Short Cuts

wallpaper that has peeled on
and hangs in shreds may be pasted
back neatly again. Just hold the
strips up In position and apply
towels. The paper will be-
come soft and pliable for pasting.
II bacon smokes Il Is . sign
that the pan Il too hot. Bacon
should be placed on . cool pan
and cooked over . low flame.
Turn from time 10 time. and
drain Oh fat FREQUENTLY
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Make-Up Heightens
The Natural Beauty
OF a Woman's Eyes
By JACQUELINE HUNT

SOMETIMES nature Is, a bit
stingy when 1t comes to
passing out beauty, but II she
gave you nice eyes to start
with, be thankful, for you can
help yourself to more good looks
by making the most OF this good
feature.
No face Is lovely II the eyes are
allowed to fade into the back
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
"A cup Homemade Pastry
Mix

SdOIcSpUOHS OEUWH SUB8H
Combine Homemade Pastry MIX.
baking powder and sugar. blending
thoroughly. Combine eggs. milk.
and vanilla with rotary egg beater.
Add l/3 of liquid to dry ingred-
tents. beating until smooth. Add
remaining liquid and beat vigor-
ously. Pour batter into creased
cup-cake pans. Mix " cup Home
made Pastry Mix with 2 table
spoons brown sugar and sprinkle l
teaspoon of this mixture on each
cake. Bake in very hot oven (450
degrees FL Is to 20 minutes. This
makes IL large cup cakes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
PASTRY FOR APPLE PIE

Grated cheese mixed with the
flour makes a well-flavored pastry
for apple pie. Use u cup cheese to
Ia cups sifted flour.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

eveU1x~ y IL Z
8 v elli n g Is
q u 1t Q p r o.
nounced. b u t
In the morning
Il Is gone.
In 3 e v e r e
c q s Q 8. t h e
swelling d o e s
not disappear
entirely during
the night. and
instead Of be-
Ing confined to
{ h e ankle, 1t
m ay involve
the entire lee
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
New Gingerbread Recipes
Make Healthful Desserts

ERE marvellous shortcuts to home baking One is
fragrant spicy homemade gingerbread mix that store
refrigerator using from the desired amount whenever
hot gingerbread gingerbread cakes upside ginger
You just add the required
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Copyright. 1871. BY Fairchad.

CoptTtgHt, IssI' UT fuHcHHu.
Chinese influence is noted
in this eooIis coat in turquoise
ssfin. edged in the gown fabric
and sddine diamond Shaped
pockets. The broc dsd chiffon
gown is Bonded in satin ct
wsistline.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
nIyRBLTNC BEyERACEs

To keep the bubbles In carbona-
ted drinks pour the beverage slow
~ down the side Of the glass. And
always serve at the proper chilled
temperature.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
omemade Gingerbread Pastry Mixes Shortcuts Quicker Baking
Heigh,Ho! Springs Here
And Now's Time for Love

THIS thing called love has no age limitation It able
to overpower at least throw of balance both young
old No one is immune One never too young old
victimized by Cupid.
speaking that hears about love but less
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

marked. Moved to confidence. he
remarked that 1t was pretty much
OF pain In the neck. and that as
for him, he'd rather pass 1t up
than be annoyed"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Elastic Bandage Is Helpful
In Curing Chronic Phlebitis
Nv CLAUD NORTH CHRIsMAN, MD.

HRoN1C Inflammation Of the veins almost always occurs IN
the legs It may follow acute phleb but is often
chronic from the beginning 1t Is very common aHent ano
81 often not discovered for q long time
ms MAIN and discomfort are considered to be
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

rhe,umatinn, On arthritis or neurt-
81. Tho leg u usually swollen: In
1nlld cases there u no swelling In
tie morning but Il increases as the
potient begins to walk around. BY
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
How Mother Can
Solve Child's
Sleep Needs

By JANE HERBERT COWARD
IT OFTEN takes Kenneth an hour
I to fall asleep In the evening He
Is very restless at these times. de-
handing q drink or asking to make
another trip to the bathroom. Or
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

and less about Cupid. He's a sort Of
back number. It's the love germ or
bug that gets the moderns. to hear
them tell 1t, not Cupid. No. you
don't hear much about Cupid any
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

QUESTION: my skin Is Uery
oily about my chin. nose and fore
head. but dry across my cheeks.
Moreover my skin Is exceedingly
sensitipe all Oper. I haze had acne
and still haze an occasional pimple.
Do need a cream? What treat
ment do I need?-Helen."
Your skin needs gentle treatment
for the next few months. A soap
and water scrubbing twice daily Is
necessary. however. Use Q cream
soap, rinse well and use q slightly
drying astringent on the oily areas.
A soothing. non-greasy acne cream
should then be applied over entire
face. Use q powder lotion Is .
makeup base in the daytime. Or,
use powder lotion on oily areas, and
. cream base across your dry
cheeks.
Myrna 10y says she makes no at
tempt to hide her freckles In the
daytime. but that she does avoid q
lipstick and nail polish In orangy
tones which would tend 70 empha-
sire them. The warm roy shadee
with q hint Of brown sfe best. AT
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
DINNERS

DINNERS
Potted Veal with Dumplings
Chopped Spinach, Hard Cooked
Egg Slices
Orange and Grapefruit Salad
Gingersnaps Tea, Lemon
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

Perfect is the word for these
gingerbread cakes. They are
made with q Homemade Gin
eerbread Mix lsee recipe in
Miss Wilson's column today
that may be conveniently
tucked away in the refrieers-
tor ready for instant use. The
entire recipe yields 8 cups Of
the mixture. from which as
much or as little as is needed
may be taken each time you
bake.