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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12
Good Eorth' Reviewed
For Groce Church Guild

GRACE CHURCH GUILD
yesterday heard Z review Of
Pearl Bucks GOOD Earth" by
Mrs., Paul w. Mckee. 1t the
meeting held IN Grace parish
house. The review was In prep
aration for the guilds Lenten
study Of China.
Tia members Of the guild viii
go1her next Tuesday for Z bust.
heas meeting and program, pre-
cedsd ~ . pot-luck luncheon 1t
1890 o'clock. Mrs. George Meri-
field = 70 be In charge Of the
program.
a GAMES PARTY viii b
sponsored by the Perpetual
Help Club Of st. Louis parish, On
Thursday. March 20, at the home
Of Mrs. Ira w. Fuller. i52 Dick
inson avenue, 1t two o'clock.
Baked goods will be the prizes q
the event.
Mn. AND MRS. c. II. r. Mac
KENZIE setafned last svening 70
their Belleview avenue home NJ
ter . vacation trip Of six weeks
70 Florida.
80
ALICE OWEN entertained q
group Of friends last evening at
. surprise dinner party honor
ing the 2lst birthday annivers-
airy Of Fred Duckwitx.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12

80 Attend Comes Porty
OF Mum and Poppy Club

THIRTY PER SONS were
present Ut the games party spon-
sored last evening by the Mum
and, Poppy Club Of st. Louis par
ish, at the home Of Mrs. Ira w.
Fuller. Dickinson avenue.
Henry Bruneel won the door
prise Of . basket Of groceries.
Mrs. Fuller was assisted by
Mr.. Clarence Dubay, Mrs. Fred
Lossn and Mrs. George Spear.
The clubs next meeting will
be held with Mrs. Fred Loxen,
On Z date to be announced later.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12
Make an Invoice
OF Your Beauty

THE SENSIDLIY beauty.
minded woman. who hoD decjd-
ed to give some thoush1 - I'M
proving her voice and apooch @
well - her hair. derfe and
general grooming. n detSs1min-
ed to cultivate an alive quality
which her voice now laeks.
She has resolved 70 stop let
ting her voice drop unexpected-
ly in the middle Of . sentence,
thereby giving the impression
that she 10 q tired poroon or
that she simply cannot concen-
trate on what she Il saying. She
practices speaking vibrantly n
though softly - that others have
no difficulty hearing what che
has to say. She r. acquiring the
good habit Of taking : deep
breath before she speaks and Of
pausing 70 breathe again b.
tween sentences.
She has decided also that She
simply Il not going 70 let her
voice give . false impression.
She Is not going 70 let Il make
her appear to be harassed or
confused when she u neither.
She u not going to let II give
the impression that she n IN .
bad humor when she definitely
IL not.
In other words. she IL learn
ing voice control, from every
angle.
KEEP RELAXED
The first step toward better
control Of your voice Il TO learn
to keep lower jaw and tongue
relaxed. Swing your jaw back
and forth, then close your mouth
gently, placing tip Of tongue
against lower teeth instead. Of
against the roof Of your mouth.
Now speak. And zee how mucl,
pleasanter your voice sounds
and how, much easier itsis "a
control It., :
The next step hast Do with
deep breathing. Shallow breath
Ing makes for nasal, thin voice
tones. When you breathe cor
rectly, your diaphragm viii con-
tact and expand. Shoulders will
not move up and down.
Your posture. too, has much
to do with the quality Of your
voice. The woman who stands
erect with stomach In, chest
high. head up and backbone In
- straight Z line - possible, ID
more likely to have Z lovely
speaking voice than one who
slumps with chest caved In and
shoulders hunched forward. Any
great singer will tell you that
good posture Is essential to voics
control.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12
HiehSchoolcIub
GivesLoyeIyTe'a

THE HOME ECONOMICS
CLUB Of the high school enter
tanned . group Of ',culty MEM
hers at tea yesterday afternoon
n the cafeteria. Mrs. Harry s.
Donaldson and Mrs. Paul Schan-
her presided at the table, WHICH
was decorated. st. Patrick style,
with green and white carnations
and green GAMBLER.
The guests numbering Is con-
sisted Of women te- cheers Of the
senior class, wives Of members Of
the board Of education, Mr.. and
Mrs. -. w. Fast and MIR. and
Mrs. Monte McFarla.ae.
Ruth Smythe was chairman Of
arrangements and her assistants
were Virginia Thornberry, Kath.
ryn Brew and Ida Mary Stein
. brink.
The president Of the club Is
Helen Louise Wild. Her advisors
are Miss Miriam Norman, Miss
(l0rence Ram and Miss Eliza
beth Harwcod.
THE COMBINATION DIN.
NER CLUB will be entertained
ut the home Of Mis- Fannie ia
cobb On Saturday evening. This
Will be q home coming event for
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Nunneley,
members Of the club, who are
expected TO return on Friday
from q sojourn In Florida.
LIEUT.. ROBERT MANDEL Of
the fire department quietly OBJ
served his birthday anniversary
yesterday. His son Joseph Ralph
will celebrate his birthday to-
morrow.
MRS. JESSIE JONES OF Pom
tiao Il visiting friends and rela-
tiyes In Mount Clemens.
. So
MRS. HARRY TAYLOR enter
tanned her bridge club last eve
ming.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12
Four O'Clock Club
Plans Banquet

PLANS for the Sosni-annual ban
quet Of st. Louis Four O'Clock
club have been completed. The
event will take place On Sunday,
March 80. It vernier's Inn, in
New Baltimore, with husbands
Of members - guests.
The group met last evening at
the home Of Mrs. Joseph Bruyer,
North Walnut street. Mrs.
Bruyer used the st. patrick's
Day theme for decorations, car
rying them out In refresh
nents % well q talliss. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Roland Char
beneau and Mrs. r. L. Downing.
Mrs. Rene Denewith won the
house prize.
The next meeting will b held
ut the home Of Mrs. Kenneth Lo-
mAmey, 244 South Broadway,
on Tuesday. March %. 1t eight
o'clock.
.
MISS LUCILLE BoEBIRTTZ,
member Of the Rochester Tues
day Musicale, appeared on Mon
day evenings program Of the
Monday Musicale, held In the
Medsa Lounge. She sang Z
eroup Of three songD n her love-
II eontralto voice q great power.
The songs Were "Whsrsfors" BY
TSchaikowsly, "Ave Maria" By
Schubert and the negro folk
song Swing Low, Sweet Char
lot" The report Of her perform
ancs was omitted BY error.
Sorry. s.
MISS GLADYS MlLLm and
Everitt Smith won high score
ylastevenine ct IL regular Tues
day duplicate contract tourna-
ment, held at the home Of Mr.,
James Erskine.
MOUNT CLEMENS Lodge.
No. g. #. + n. M, will confer
the third degree 1t 7:30 o'clock
this evening II Masonic hall. n
lunch will b served 1ftsrward.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12

STORM At the year. But every month has special
~ md you'll find your favoeite newtpapsr full
Of news about housewares, china, and glass mlee,
- ~ wise 70 60 over your Kitchen and pantry
equipment and turn your mind 10 making theee
two rooms attractive % well @ efficient. For
color schemes are Just @ important here q any
Where else IN the house, and there IRE % many
ways 70 follow color theme.
For instance, In either q both rooms, begin
with Jour linolsum floor. Il you need . new one
you have n block pattefu, @ % many srs, with
blue. red, and yellow n t. you have choice At
white, pale blue. o. straw color ~ Jour wallis
xoew equipment u peobhaly white. @ ypu can
llneoomn with chromium edes 6oe table and sink
eAoords, 90 canisters, for curtains, Sor ~ han
fbeAs, cutlery etc. Other hasic color schemes
~ linoasum In ivory, green, yellow md beige;
|Ows wpo6work, deep yellow; counter top,
Uhi(o o1nod with Green. o. oyster white limo
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12
Parents Announce
Couple $ Engagement

MIR. AND MRS. ROY G..
KIDD, 178~ Gallup avenue. an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Cheryl Elizabeth, to
Harry Lynn Brouwer, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. M. J. Brouwer.
Both young people are grad
yates of Mount Clemens High
school. Miss Kidd IL employed ut
the Detroit Edison company, and
Mr.. Brouwer u q contractor and
builder. The date for the we'd
ding has not been set.
z QROUP'2. W6men's Society foi
Christian Service of the Metho-
dist church will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Albert Williams, 80
Lodewyck avenue, 1t two o'clock
on Friday aftsrnoon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12
HOW TO BE YOUR
OWN DECORATOR
Color Schemes for Kitchen and Pantry
e eY HELEN KouEs
Director, Good Houseksspins sta1is

MARCH month = rather deuSion and 70 lot
isn't II? Just think spring about - arrive
begin spring paintjnG turns cold Sddenly and have the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12

MRS. HARRY TAYLOR enter
tanned her bridge club last eve
Ming.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12

MRS. JESSIE JONES OF Pom
tiac q visiting friends and rela-
tiyes In Mount Clemens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
.Dubs, Roszind
To Box Monday

Boxing returns TO Fairview Gar
|dens NJ ON day night with two
Iscrappy 145-pounders set TO do
battle in the feature event. Harvey
Dubs, fast-climbing Windsor bat
tier. and Johnny Roszina, Milwau-
kee puncher, are paired in the
headliner, slated TO go eight
rounds.
Two former amateur stars
Tony Ancona and Joe Toth-are
on the card. Ancona meets Kippy
Dumas, Windsor 140-pounder. in
the six-round semiwindup. while
10th, recently released from the
navy. meets Curly Denton. Gin
Icinnati 165-pounder. Denton re-
places Chuck Grundish who
withdrew from a scheduled four
round bout with 10th.
Another six-rounder pairs Don
Wallenfang. 13S-pounder of Mil
waukee. against Charley Esch-
mann Of Cincinnati. A four-round
bout completes the card.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
10000 Expected
To Watch Lions
Play Green Bay
Passing Packers Rated
Only Team Having
Chance to Stop Bears
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Cecil 1sbell 20 Don Hutson
Put these two names together and
they spell touchdown even in Es'
peranto. 9
The greatest forward passing
battery in footba1r~soes into &C.
ton when the Green Bss~Rackers
roll against the Detroit Lions al
Briggs Stadium this Sunday
With fair weather a crowd OF
10000 is expected.
Green Bay is the only team
conceded a chance 10 stop the all
powerful Chicago Bears in their
drive 70 the Western Division and
National Football League cham
pionships. The Packers have won
FIVE of their six games and lost
only 10 the Bears, 25-f7.
And Isbell and Hutson are
chiefly responsible for the Pack
ers' triumphs. The combination
has accounted for the greater part
of the 906 yards Green Bay has
gained through its scoring attack.
Isbell has thrown 100 passes this
season and completed 50 for S07
yards. Six Of his passes have re-
suited in tollchdoWnS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Hutson Scores Third

Hutson has accounted for more
than a third of the Packers pass
ing gains. He has picked up 37s
yards on % grabs at the pigskin.
He has taken three passes for
touchdowns. including one which
helped TO beat the Lions in the
opening game at Green Bay, $50.
Although Isbell and Hutson lead
the National Football League in
their respective departments, they
have rivals on their own club.
There is little Tony Canadeo. the
slippery Grey Ghost from the
Coast" who ducked a half dozen
Lion tacklers and put a 50-yard
kick out on the Detroit 6-yard
line in their last meeting. There
is Herman Rohrig. rookie star
from Nebraska and several others
who throw the ball TO such fine
ends as Ed Frutig. Ray Riddick
and Carl Mulleneaux, not TO men,
ton halfbaeks Andy Tram and
Hal Van Every.
The Lions will be faced with the
task OF stopping the two leading
scorers of the National League.
Hutson with four touchdowns, a
field goal and 10 points after
touchdown leads the league with
81 points. Clarke Hinkle. the vet
'eEan fullback and all-time ground
gamer Of the league, is the second
ranking scorer with IS points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Wing Rockies Get
Test Sunday
Indianapolis TO Appear
in Last Prep Game

It's Old Home Night at olym,
pia as Herbie Lewis, the former
Red Wing Stanley Cup hero
brings his Indianapolis Capitols in
TO give the Red Wings their last
test before the start of the Ma
tional Hockey League fight. And
another look at the boys who may
take their jobs.
The game between the two
affiliated clubs win bring 10 a
conclusion the most successful
preseason series with victories
over Cleveland, Pittsburgh and
Indianapolis in which the Wings
have ever engaged.
The Capitols' appearance will
give Detroit hockey followers a
chance TO look over some of the
youngsters who will undoubtedly
be playing with the Wings before
the season is over. Not a season
has passed that Manager Jack
Adams hasn't been called on TO
bring up some of the Capitols TO
replace his injured playefs-and
many OF them have stayed for
keeps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
All Familiar Faces

Right from goal out the Caps
lineup is crammed with familiar
faces. For in the nets is Joe Tur-
ner. the big boy who came into
the NJ. o. League as a kid wonder
with the Windsor Wanderers six
years ago and who has turned
pro this season after three years
with the Detroit Holzbaughs. The
spare goalie is Dinny McManis,
who played in the M. o. and
worked with the Wings all last
season.
Lewis defensemen are Harold
Jackson. John Ross. Dick Behling
and Buck Jones. jackson played
with the Wings against Black
hawks and Bruins after Edible
Goodfellow was hurt in the STAN
ley Cup series last season; the
white crested Jones played with
the Wings for a time two seasons
ago While Ross and Behling are
both M. o. League products.
Kenny Kilrea. Hec's brother.
Joe Carveth. Les Douglas, Bill
Jennings. Jack Heating and Art
Herchenratter are among the Cap
itols' forwards who have played
with the Wings. Jennings played
20 games and went through the
playoffs for the National Leaguers
last season. Carveth, hockey's
hard luck kid, has been knocked
out shortly after the start of each
of the past two seasons with a
broken leg. He says it's three
times and out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

Sighting a return TO the boom
days of 1883, officials of the
Miohigan-Ontario Hockey League
have announced their schedule for
the new season. Play will open
November 3 and continue until the
second week in March.
A five-club circuit, Detroit once
more is represented by two clubs
Windsor. the defending champion,
and Toledo and Akron complete
the league.
Two Detroit teams mean a re-
turn 10 the popular Monday night
doubleheaders at Olympia In the
banner seasons, crowds of 10000
were not u n om m on at these
games, the entire league bene-
fitting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

Generously padded durable
heating pad. Heating element
covers maximum inside sur
face. Double safety con-
trolled three position switch.
Complete with cord and rub
Der grip plug.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Name Is Changed

Holzbaugh, for years one of the
strongest clubs in the league. will
be the Pariscleans this season.
Art McDerrnott continues as man.
eger-coach.
This city's other team will be
known as the Detroits and Will be
backed by Olympia unless another
sponsor appears.
Jack Dent. for several seasons
one of the stars of Windsors rear
guard, has been appointed man
ager Of the Detrotts. Thus a
player who was a Public Enemy
No. 4 rs far as many Olympia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
TiIden Stakes Mark
In NIGHT Grid Play

indicated in three previous
starts. Tilden AC, Detroit Night
Football League 175-poInd cham
pion last year. will continue its
bid for the loop unlimited weight
championship Wednesday night
when IL meets Garden City in one
hafvof double bill scheduled al
Mack Park.
Club Chene-Trombly, another
power team in the loop. will meet
Saxon AC in the other half of the
program.
The standings:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
DOubie-headers Back
On NJ. O. Schedule
BY VI. F. DRUKENBRoD

fans were concerned, promises to
be one of their heroes.
The big bumper. who played
hockey in f n la d for several
years before joining the Windsor
team. probably will see much ac-
ton as a player as well as man.
Iager of the Detroits.
Y Toledo. which Will he an affi-
I late of the Chicago Blackhawks,
VIII be managed by Cliff Fauria.
former Pontiac and Windsor
splayer. Brock Coleman, manager
of the rink at Akron. is one of the
bosses of that citys team. He
formerly was connected with the
Eastern Amateur League.
I DoubleheaderS will be PLAYED
on all but three of the Ia Monday
nights on Olympia schedule. The
other three Monday nights there
will be single games, between De-
Itroits two teams.
Get Amateur Stars
A number of promising ANA
tours not quite ready for profes.
sional hockey. have been working
out with the Red Wing squad this
Fall. Manager Jack Adams is ex.
pected TO turn several of them
over 10 the Detroit MO clubs for
further seasoning so he can keer
his eyes on them.
Two strong Detroit teams. like
the former Holzbaugh and Pontiac
lineupS, will mean a lot of the
league. and Detroit should have
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

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shades Theatrical Red, Red
Red, Natural. Smart new easel
Try Tsnsee-you'll be devoted
to il foreveri
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

Now. for the first time, Tanges
Rouge is available for less than
Use! You'll love the stunning
new gold eolored easel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Familiar Pair

The American Bowling Congress
tournaments have been held for
al years and two Chicagoans.
Peter Howley and George Bangart,
have taken part in every. one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
DETROIT

Time Of game p m.
Officials 10 be announced ~ game.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
J. {. {. Quintet Faces
lis First Tough Hurdle
Tonight in F. B. |.
Contest to Be Feature
Of TripIeheoder Card
On Heurich Floor

Off to a flying start toward first
half honors in the 12-team Heurich
League, Jewish Community Center
courtmen bump into their first tall
hurdle tonight at the Heurlch gym
in the feature of a triple
hooking up with Federal Bureau of
Investigation.
Victorious in their first two games,
the Community tossers have their
work cut out for them tonight for
Bill Mitchells sleuths have a we'll
balanced team comprised largely Of
former college men who are expected
to make a strong bid for the title
Tom Nolan, former Georgetown star,
'Dopey" Dean, Eastern High School
alumnus. and Bill Dewitt. one-time
Maryland star, adorn the F. B. I.
roster and should be much in evi-
dence tonight.
Manager Milt Genderson Of the
Center has a fast crew under his
direction. however. and off the evil
dence Of last weeks games it will be
one OF the leagues top outfits.
TOnight'S program opens at 7:30
with Jacobsen Florists facing Len
Downes' d. G. Silents. and closes
with game between Arlington Mac
cabeeS and Michelbach Furniture.
Last weeks results, generously
sprinkled with upsets, indicated that
form reversals will be frequent this
season and that the winning teams
In each half can be expected to
drop two games.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Tall Lot Of Basketers
will Go on Court
For Columbus
Explorers to Open PIoy
December II, Expecting
Successful Season

Boosting starting lineup that
Will average better than feet in
height, Columbus University EX-
plorers. who expect to cut a wide
swath in collegiate court circles,
make their debut against Potomac
State Teachers at Tech High School
gym December II.
The Explorers, returning to the
boards after an absence of 10 years,
have four hard games before Christ
mast, but Coach Ben Kali has been
bringing the squad along carefully
and believes it is ready for the grind
Columbus scrimmaged several COL
lege. high school and club teams
recently and shaped up we'll
The roster has been reduced to Is
players. Those retained are Gerald
Burns, Lenny Stanton. Soup" Han
cock, Richard Poston, Joe Essex,
"Acky' Viana, Athol Ellis, Nick
Fillah. George West. Bob Berry. Gil
Ponds, John Reyes, Ed Garrity,
Frank Vanderhoff and Tom Stack
Local boys dominate the squad. only
the last three coming from out of
town.
After Potomac the Explorers tackle
Rider, Lockhaven and Davis-Elkins
before the Yule interval. Twenty
games in all are listed.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Basket Ball Scores

Virginia. 40: Bridsevater. 4.
Albright. 81: Moravian. AZ.
Notre Dame. 81; St. Louis, -.
Minnesota, So; Millikin. 10
Lawrence, 80; Albany Teachers. q. -
Adrian. 81: Tri-state College. 30
Ferris Institute 40; Cleary Collere.
Western Michigan. 6s: Defiance. 80.
Wisconsin. 35: Marquette. "a.
Rutsers. 40; Newark 90.
Drew. A; Alumni. 20.
Penn State. 33; w and J. 81.
Buckneu 49, Elizsbethtorn. %.
MuhlenberE. SIS: U1sals 81. -rf
Baltimore. 40; Blue Ridge "a So
81. Francls tBrooklyn). "A. Villsnora t"g
Clark. 81: ASSUMPTION. rs
Kentucky, 35; Miami tOhio). 81
VIM and Mary. 80; LANGLEY Field 81, e
Georgetown (KY.l, As; N C State Sc
Virginia Tech, 63: Emory and Henry. 50
Detroit. 80: Hillsdale, a.
Mansfield, 40: Oneonta, 33.
Canisius, 66; Edinhoro, 81
ST. Bonaventure, SO: Osweeo. ~, -
Niagara, 46; Lawrence Tech, 81. ~-
Tennessee. -; Tennessee Tech. %.
Lawrence. 40; Carroll, 20.
Monmouth. 40; Ripon, 81.
Beloit Al: Coe. 81,
fiiIsbars Il Teachers nS,S 4s sen sW' r. okahom.
c. ts'P; e h. y Y. 81; West Chester, %. -
Syracuse. IS. Springfield 40.
Butler. 80: Franklin, 40. -
Indiana Central Normal. as; Anderson, "a.
Adrian, 20; Tri-State. 30.
Ferris. 40: Cleary. -.
Western Michigan IS: Defiance, 40.
Hawaii. 20; willamette. e. 60
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Soldiers and Sailors
Tilt on Sugar Bowl
Grid January ;
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Football teams representing the
Army and NAVY will meet in serv-
icemen's championship game in the
Sugar Bowl at New Orleans Satur-
day, January 3.
The Navy Department announced
the game yesterday, saying that it
was being planned by the New Or
leans Midwinter Sports Association
which will sponsor the regular an
nual New Year Day Sugar Bowl
game this year between the collegi-
ate elevens of Fordham and Mis-
souri,.
The Army will be represented in
the Servicemen's contest by the Sd
Army eleven, champion of its branch
of the service. while the Navy's rep
reSentatlve will be the undefeated
team Of the air station at Pensacola
Fla. On the Navy team are some
former college players now training
to become naval aviatOrS.
Proceeds from the game will be
divided between the welfare funds
of the competing organizations. the
Navy Department said, and uni
formed Servlcemen will be admitted
to the game for 80 cents.