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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
MIA Champ Sought

PHILADELPHIA. Sept IL
INS) - Chalky Wright recog-
nizcd in several states as the
featherweight champion IS seek
ing match against Ritchie
Lemos. the National Boxing AsSo-
cations feather king He ex-
planned: Il want 20 clear up the
confusion in my division. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

Board of Trade Lon Abree So yearod clerk from Peoria
pitched the foryninh nohit game his in Detroit
recentywhh in the of critics proof that there
much domination the game Softba needs better
balance between ofense and defense
That whoop you hear the West Whites
Seattle third straight pennant the Pacific
Both the Reds and Red decided pass up exhibit
ton Havana 1912 Jake Az and Jake Att Jr
both manage bail cubsJake Winston Tiger
the Piedmont League and Jake Texarkana
States circuit When the trap sprung
greyhound meet Hackney England recently
got first the puzzled dogs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Runs % Yards

With the ball on Wilson's &c,
Harry Awdy, Tech half. threw a
short pass TO George Verdoncdt,
quarterback, Who pulled the bah
in and ran p yards to score Ia
open the fourth quarter Archer.
who converted on three after
touchdown tries. then added a field
goal from the 20-yard line.
Badly outplayed. Wilson made
only one, first down 10 Techs ID.
Tech gained most of it's ground
through the air with total ol
l65 yards gained on nine COM
pleted passes out Of % tried.
IAuRENTV TVfu x,ttsnE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Zefler S Idea for Farms

Jack Zeler Tiger general manager still thinks that it would
be good idea for major league clubs confne their farm clubs
to league That Zeler explains, "e each club
league operate club of the big minors
instance each American League club would have of the clubs
the American Association international other loop
Zeer the proposal to the American League last
Zer not opposed TO the major league clubs operat
league clubs but believes the practice should be
curbed Without independent ownership baseball would
remain healthy" Zeer said
Bill Hapac, Tiger property in the army at Chanute
Field Illinois, holds the all time University of Illinois basketball
scoring record for three annexed the Big Ten mark for
scoring on with 81 points against Minnesota and finished
third the point gatherers the National Pro basket
ball loop last Bob Carpenter sensational recruit
pitcher with New Giants the Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Tulane Pass Attack
Beats Boston College

NEW ORLEANS. Sept II
GNS) Tulane's passing attack
against Boston College gave the
Green Wave a II TO Z victory
today before $4,000 spectators.
Boston Colleges offense little
changed from the one which pro-
duced a Sugar Bowl victory on
the same sod. never got organized
in the S5-degree heat A riot OF
pass interruptions and fumbles
Ipunctuated every Boston drive.
and b. C.'s aerial defense was woe
fully inadequate.
Tulane ~ 81
Boston College % o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
TED WILLIAMS GETS $500 BONUS

NEW YORK Scat. o. Fred Dixie Walker Of the Dodgers
his wife 90 NOT baseball their home in Freoport
J. L.. per agreement made SIX Dixie doesn't bring
up doesn't mention dance orchesras
which than ordinarily interested when working
for Music Corporation America the booking end of the
she al but burns down the
Freeport church burning candles while Dixie saloon
nea1by Rockville neither of the Walkers drink
Dorh plans buy for his ranch California
with part Of his World Series money.
10 oolegans among the Yankees-Roe Keller
Chandler Murphy Russo Donald Branch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Colgate Whifewdshes
ST. Lawrence, 90 10 0

HAMILTON, n Y, Sept 27
(INS)--Colgate'S highly touted
eleven inaugurstcd lis season to-
day by embarrassing 81. Law.
renee University. $50 -
Colgate gained 20 first dow
and completed II OF is attempteE
passes. 81. Lawrence made 4 first
downs and completed 5 OF 20 pass
tries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
ARIZONA


Touchdowns N0ire Dame Dove Farley
Ju2wik. Evans Hogan. Tom Miller Arr
IONA; Johnson
Points after touchdown Notre Dame
juzWik. Bertclu Arizona Irish
Referee Frank Lane tcincinn-4--------
Umpire Anthony Ha'nes CYalci
Head ilnesmau Lloyd Larson -CNIscon-
sIut
FsId judge Russell * Rupp lebanon
NaNgYA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

butes of great player, but he
still has a lot to learn" replied
the Michigan mentor. looking
more like an harassed business
man than a coach who'd just
Won football game.
"Of course, we did win II the
hard way" ne finally smiled.
In that he was in complete &C
cord with BaChman who came
into the dressing room 10 con
graduate him after the game.
Big and Powerful
They're the biggest. most
powerful players I've seen I'm a
long time" Bachman conceded
amy injuries ?" queried Girls
Ter.
PLENTY OF them. and worst Of
all Jack Fenton banged up his
shoulder" Bachman replied. Fen
ton was the halfback who
scored the lone State touch
down.
Looks like we've lost Paul
White the same way" condOled
Crisler. White, wingback from
River Rouge, was one OF the
sophomores who Crisler had
commended in his usual mild
manner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Here Are the Answers
ANSWERS

cms3 Mathca,oa 1905 Giants heating Athletics The
world championship
Moreca Peter Centennial Three Fngcrl Brown Cubs
jon 1906 1907 1908
Nattl October s 1913
Charles Benjamin fBahrl Adams ile winning pitcher
three OFF The made the Pittsburgh 1909
world champion HIS next World Series appearance the
Pirate triumph Washington n 1925
Carl Hubbel Oct 1883 famed Aiycr Gosln Manuh
8f washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
CHICAGO
ST LOUIS

Totals 80 "a Totals 30 ~ -
-Battcd for Gumbert in ninth
tBatted for Raffensberger IN seventh.
.Batted for Mccullough in eighth.
81 Louis 900 100 OoO-6
Chicago 100 o5N--5
Runs Dusak Bopp MusiAl. Kurowski,
Crespi. Hack. Nicholson. DaheEhndrO.
Dahgren. Errors-Sisu Crespi. Lake
Runs bAtted Musial KuroWHN 2. W,
Cooper. Dshgren 2 Dusak 3 Olsen.
NichOison, Gilbert. Two base hits-Kurow
ski q Cooper. CavArrettH. Home run
Dahlgren Sacrifice hit-Stringer stolen
bSses-Dusak. w. Cooper. Bases on balls
or Poret g. OF Erickson q on Eaves
II Struck out-By Polet 2. by Eavss !,
by Ranensberger I. Left on bAses-St.
Louis 5, Chicago 5 wild p!iches-Poll
2 Double psys-stringer 20 sturgeon 20
Dshigren. Rafensbsrgsr 70 Hack. Lake 10
Crespi 10 Hopp. Hits-of Erickson In
On Rsnensoerger / IN innings, on Poilst
Is IN Ia innnigs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
BROOKLYN
PHILADELPHIA

Totals 81 - II Totals "a n Is
-Batted for Hoerst In sixth.
Batted for Albosta IN sixth.
Batted for Drake In ninth
phaadetnbta nnQ COS A2e-f
pT@clIvn 600 2i0 900 3
Runs BENJAMIN Marty. Etten q Lit
whiler p Mays Coscarart, Medwick,
Walker Runs hated in Camilll. owen,
Galan. Marty Etten. Bragan .. Two-base
hits Walker. Medwick Marty Bragan,
Idtwhiler Three base hit-Owen. stolen
bases Benjamin ? Double plays-OWen
"a Reese Bragan To Murtaugh to Etten,
Pdster 70 RiREs Hirs-On Hoerst IN ,
innings. on Pearson 3 in innings, on
AIbosta 3 in innings OF Drake IN 5
innings Bases on balls on Aloosta D, on
Hearst 2 OF Drake g. OF Pearson !.
struck out-By Albosta 2 by Hoerst 2.
by Drake q Left on basees Philadelphia
6 Brooklyn T.; Time %. Umpires-
Conan. Goetz and Reardon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

Were boys from the other side of the tracks grinned
Walker Ted Williams gets $500 cash prize for winning the
American League batting championship Martin Marion of
the Cardinals the best shortstop the National League the
opinion of frankie Erisch Steve Gromek former Detroit
andotter with the Cleveland Indians Is and lost
game for Flint in the Michigan State League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Oklahoma SOonerS
March Over Aggies

NORMAN, OKLA Sept. 81
ms Oklahoma Sooners turned
back stubborn gang of Oklahoma
Aggies, 10 10 o boz The thirty sixth
game between thD TWO schools
-7r---r rUurdy,
The Sooners scored after niuc
minutes IN the first quarter on a
pass from Jack Jacobs 20 Dub
Lamb and chung Lo the GO lead
despite AggIo marches which
iWlce ended unsuccessful 0n the
U-rrh Inc
Ir fHc fourth quarter. the
sooner. scored Two more touch
downs on q 66-yard punt return
hl fr Mathews and pass from
Iiue. Ham f0 Junior GOldmg llah-
cr.oln made his only CONVERSION
ltc thc second touchdown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

Touehdowns-BobC oogsn tcen'er plungsl,
Laurieh (centsr plunge. Nerdoncdkt pass.
Coal after touchdown--Archsr go Field
goAl--Archer. Safety Duncan. Referee.
Grove (Notrs Dance Umpire--LeadbstisI
(Almal. Head llnesmAn-sehmict az, Of
D.. Field judEe-SsAion CPitisbufgh).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Cubs in Rally
To Edge Cards

CHICAGO. Sept. 27-Scoring
three runs in the eighth inning
the Chicago Cubs came from be-
hind 10 defeat the Cardinals, s 10
TX
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

than tt 6bh.
The loss Of the game meant
nothing, but the loss of Pete
Reiser. the National Leagues
leading hitter, may mean much 10
the Dodgers if he is unable TO play
in the World Series. Pete COM
planned of feeling something snap
in his elbow in pre-game practice
and was unable to play.
A curSory examination by two
doctors revealed nothing serious,
but a further examination was to
be made later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Dodgers Lose
Reiiser and Game

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Every-
body got workout today as the
Dodgers lost to the Phillies. 7-3,
before a surprising crowd of more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Lawrence Tech
Whips Wilson
Here, 26 TO 0
Joe Laurich Sets
Off Attack in Rout
of Unbeaten Team

With Joe Laurich, triple-threat
halfback who reioined the squad
just last Thursday after a two-yeat
absence from football. setting of
the attack. Lawrence Tech ram,
passed and kicked its way 10
26-0 rout of Wilson College, an
unbeaten team last year, at Ives
Field Saturday.
Laurich. who hadn't the benefit
of a single regular grid practice
since he drove in 600 miles from
Wakefield. Mich. where he had
been iron-ore mining, stepped into
the game late in the second quar-
ter and set up Techs first touch-
down after the Blue Devils had
twice failed to capitalize on scor-
ing chances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Coogan Goes Over

The former 21-year-old MO
collegiate conference ace reeled off
two dashes, one rs and another If
yards. upon coming into the game,
and Bob Coogan then cracked Gems
ter from the 5 10 score. Charles
Archer place-kicked the extra
point.
A few minutes before Bill Dun
can, Tech tackle. blocked I'd Rud-
hicks punt behind the goal line 10
give the Blue Devils a safety, the
ball rolling out of bounds.
Shortly after the second half
began. Art Miller. Tech guard. re-
covered a tumble on the Wilson.
IS. On the next play Laurio
drove through tackle for thu
touchdown.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-09
Coming Events
70 sveid eeaflletien In settins detes and To-
changes IN seaulss meetings. call 1900.
SUNDAY. AU0UST 10

SUNDAY, AUGUST 10
REUNION Of McHs Class Of 1899. Members meet At high
school at III with to drive to Detroit for
boat trip to Bob-Lo.
PICNIC for Auxiliary Of Veterans Foreign Wars Veterans
and their families At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. families and friends outing At
n se R1Su wh supper $50 pm
VI AUXILIARY grocery party. in Veterans hail. At
" f. W. AND AUXILIARY picnic At the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Roy Beamer St Clair road off jefferson ave-
REUNION McHs Cha. ls4o picnic supper at the home
Of Charlse Kelson. North River road.
MOUNT CLEMENS BRANCH Of Womans National Farm and
Garden A,s0cston basket picnic in the gardens Of
FRANZ KUHN LODGE Knights Of Pythias. in Pythan hail.
SEWING for Red Gross in McHs Sewing Room, $50 am.
- TUESDAY, AUGUST II
wHosoEvER CLASS Of Gilbert Memorial Baptist Church
dinner at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Ellis Brat, Talbot
PUBLIC GAMES pxRr9 Muncp. park New Baltimore.
sponsored by ST. Louis Mum and Poppy Club At
CHEST CLINIC the Kings Daughters Health Center 10
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST Is 80
vF.W. In Veterans hall, at Gao pm.
BENEFIT GAMES PARTY ponsored by the Sisters OF Char.
FEC GIRLS CLUB potluck 4 he home Of Mrs George
AMERICAN LEGION building benefit party in Legion Club
house At $40 pm.
ELEMENTARY CLASS in naturalization, third floor county
THURSDAY, AUGUST II
MARGARET BOTToME CIRCLE. outing Ut Pine Nook.
OFFICERS CLUB Of Royal Neighbour At the home Of Mira
Msthilda Mallas4, New street., Of pm.
c!.yton nosss ssl.r 1usS rcd. q pm:
GOODWILL GAMES PANTY, speusored BY WV. and Aux.
osous y xscs y: = s. s: dSv.s ,.,,.e n.s.
- - - AM 49, ias iiiss s1sss = iSs5 -.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-09

throughout the house.
Mrs. Joseph Shaw player
Because" just before the bride
appeared with her father, to the
music OF Lohengrin's Wedding
March,"
Rev. George A. Merifield of
Grace Episcopal Church real
the service at 2:30 o'clock.
The bride ch6se . stree,
frock Of green and white prin,
crepe. made with torso length
jacket and bracelet length
sleeves. Her large brimmed ha:
and other accessories were
brown. and she wore . corsays
of orchids. tied with blending
ribbons.
Mrs. Edward Vernier, Jr..
was her only attendant, in q
frock OF brown mesh with long
sleeved jacket also OF torso
length. Her laree-brimmed ha.
and accessories were beige, and
her corsage was daisies.
Merl Aschenbach Of Detroit
brother Of the bridegroom, was
best man.
Mrs. BAndlow wore q medium
blue print redinsote over q
gown Of plain blue, and Mrs.
Aschenbach chose q black and
white print dress with white
accessories Both wore cors-
ages Of gardeniaS.
Immediately after the cere-
mony, q reception for, the bridal
party and families was to oe
held at Gordon's Grill, follow
ed by dinner. Places were to
be laid for % at three tables.
The brides table was to be CEN
tered with q TERED wedding
cake, and floral decorations
were to be used at the other
two tables.
After dinner. Mr.. and Mrs
Aschenbach were to leave FIR
a ten-day wedding trip to Crys-
tai Falls. Upon their return
they will make their home In
East Detroit, where Mr.. Asch-
enbach IL connected with the
East Detroit postofhce.
Peanut Chocolate Souce
ON A VANILLA PUDDING
or on Ice cream, sometime try
your regular recipe for choco-
late sauce with . couple OF
tablespoons Of peanut butter
added.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-09

age by her father. Her fitted
bodice was entirely of lace with
short pulled sleeves with which
she wore long lace mitts. The
finger tip veil Of illusion was
caught TO . pointed tiara of seed
pearls and she carried q white
prayer book which held orchids.
Miss JaQues' only jewelry was q
matching pearl necklace and
bracelet set.
Mrs. Barney MacNeil. of De-
troit, as mafd-of-honor, wore
blue silk jersey with q gathered
waistline and a voluminous skirt
Of floor length. The shirred bod
Ice had brief sleeves and buttons
running from q collared v neck
lire. A blue net arrangement
formed q tiara which held q
matching shoulder length veil.
She carried corsage Of white
gardenias.
Barney MscNeil, of Detroit,
served Mr.. Spears q best man.
Mrs. Jaques chose for her
daughters wedding q sheer print
with white accessories. Mrs.
Clancy wore gown similar In
design and also wore white &C.
cessories. They both wore COR
sageS of Talisman roses.
A dinner for immediate rela-
tives and the bridal party was
had after the ceremony at Tas-
sizes Tavern and this evening
100 persons will attend q recep-
tien at Venice Beach.
Mount Clemens guests at the
wedding included Mrs. Luella
Meyer and her daughter. Sew
eral guests from East Detroit,
st. Clair Shores, Roseville and
Mount Clemens are expected at
the reception this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spears will make
their home temporarily in st.
Clair Shores.
Many persons from this area
are familiar with the former
Miss JaQues who owns and op-
crates the Avon Beauty Shop in
Roseville. Mr.. Spears is con-
nected with the Wayne County
Airport.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-09

NINE TIMES out of ten the
real reason you can't seem to
manage your new coiffure be-
tween visits to the hairdresser
Is because you give it almost no
attention except an occasional
combing.
It's . most unusual finger
wave that csn stand being tossed
about on the pillow all night
long unless IL Is protected with
. hair net. No wave will be 1t
It's best after . shower or tub
bath unless Il has been pinned In
place and covered with q towel
or shower cap beforehand.
And no wave will get deeper
and have . cleaning look along
the ridges unless IL i brushed 1t
least three times q week.
You'll find that the women
who have the most soignee
hsods usually don't Try 70 make
. finger wave Do for more than
oix davS. Betwoeu Visits - W
hAlrdfooDog, they roll up ends q
NJ boek ca little rubber curriers'
(avoiloolo IN sny tea-oeo4
Sooeo3s a 8
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-09
Observation-Disclosures
Recited in Home Ceremony

a HOME WEDDING today
united Lillyan Bandlow. dsush-
Ter Of MIR. and Mrs. Albert
Bsndlow. 90 Smith street. and
Allen D. Aschenbach, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs A. Aschenbach. of
East Detroit.
The nuptial vows were re
cited before an improvised
sltar banked with palms AMI
grtenery and decorated with
white gladioli. White tapers in
tall holders thanked the entire
Arrangement. Bouquets of tn.
same white blooms were usel
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-09

ture enough TO choose q school
because he knows he can make
q fraternity there, because 1.-THE
gang" are all planning to 60
there, Or because the school has
/ football record he won't be
ashamed Of before his friends.
And yet many parents today
let their children make this i'm
portant decision entirely UNI
guided.
They wouldn't IL they would
bother to read q new novel,
feast Of Reason" which has
more pointed things to say
about education - especially
progressive education-than any
book published In q long time.
IT'S Z novel, but It Is q slrewd
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-09
East Detroit Girl Becomes Bride
Of Mount Clemens Man Today

ST. GERTRUDE'S CAT H.
OLIC RECTCRY In st. Clair
Shores was the scene of . 10
o'clock ceremony this morning
when CIeiva F. jacques, only
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII.
liam jacques, Of st. Clair Shores,
became the bride Of Alpha l..
Spears, son of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
=. Clancy, of Mount Clemens.
Rev. Father D. A. Hayes was
the officiating priest.
A lace and marquisette floor
length gown was chosen by the
bride, who was given In marri-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-09
HIRE IS A PATTERN for the

N HERE IS A PATTERN for the
prettiest soft Summer frock you
could find to wear. Demurc
round neck, soft bodice, short
puffed sleeves with . band cuff
matching the neckline, . slim
waiytband tied In back, Q far
inc swing skirt Wonderful for
the soft flower printed cottons
which are % popular. Good tn
dix and rayorls. too
Pattern No. 8N76 II In sizes l !
% 10. Size Is requires ~ yards
SS-inch fabrics. with straight
cut skirt. Z yards ric-rsc braid
viii trim the frock - sketched.
Hor this attractive pattern.
sond 'lec In coin. Jour nonsA
o1AooD, pattern numbos IN
~ % Daily Monitor. Toooy1
nne>1tn Service 100 tn AvenaAe.
NJ Yesk. N. Y.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-09

MIR. AND MRS. A. +. JKrT.
cry left today 70 tour NortheFS
Michigan for two weeks. On
their return they will visit Mn
Jeffery's parents, Mr.. and MA
Thomas Charbonneau q Arn.
prior, Ont.
PATROLMAN AND MRS.
ALBERT WRIGHT, % Church
street, announce the birth q :
daughter, born on August &. n
st. Joseph hospital.
MR.. AND MRS. DONALD J.
PARENT and con Patrick IN
this noon for Z vacation q = cp1s
tage at Grayling. They 4oro -
cUmpanied BY Mr.. aal Aso-
Frank Parent Of windsor, md
all will be guests Of Mn Donald
Parents mother and father, Mr..
and Mrs. M. =. Fitzgerald.
Ft
BETTY JANE NOLAN, RUN
Verkler and Dolores Click were
to attend the Detroit wedding
party Of Betty Fuller and Lester
Henry. The ceremony was -
take place 1t 4 O'Clock IN the
First Methodist Church of D.
troit.
MRS. JOHN HAldAKEK, of
Indianapolis will srYive tonof-
row to be the guest Of Mf2
Ethyl Woolard.
MIR. AND MRS. NUuoEz.L
SIMMS Of Route 3, Mount Cloun-
ems, announce the birth q . son,
this morning In st. Jospph's hos-
pital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-09
KC's to Have
Outing Sunday

AN OUTING for members Of
the local chapter of Knights Of
Columbus and their friends and
families will be held tomorrow
at Tsshnnoo Park. Approximate.
~ 800 persons are expected at
the event, at which baseball and
races are scheduled, with prizes
for all winners.
Fred x. Dell Is general chair
man Of the event, which will
begin at 1850 o'clock, with pic.
mic supper at $50. He Is assist
ed by Harry Fuller, grand
knight, Robert Wright. program
chairman, and his committee,
Hamil Smith and Harold Legue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-09
Trouble With Your Hair-Do?
Give II Regular Attention

They wear hair nete q ~
attractive frothy MT CO. tlnf
can be tied turban-fa ohiog og ~
visible ones which don't dhaw u
all. They brush their hair 10
larly--with upward era CO.
ward strokes which Do Z wovo
more good than harm. Is
WEARING "A HAT
CAN BIZ n HELP
Furthermore, they havo -
occasional scalp troA1uAon1 ~
keep the hair solt and $3.50 -
able and the scalp fE1D 6ea 1lo
Of dry cutiele. SsS f;3ss
They have leoxned - epoR
waves beck Into 49, ~ I r
swim or : lone aR1loI -
cor. n thny ~ M
hair. they dent en
able t. q Noelnoo -
well groorn 8. Z ~ 4: e
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-09
. WE. THE WOMEN
Sons and Daughters Need Help
in Choosing Colleges for Fall

commentary on modern eduea-
ton. Here's what the author,
Dorothy Walworth, has one char.
acter, q school teacher, say:
"Who would have thought,
even ten years ago, that we
would have to teach our yeung
people to believe In democracy?
We've got to give them, Arst
OF all, . sense Of security. We,
blame them for wanting SECURITY
50 much, for trying 70 organize
their pressure groups TO get II,
but It's ourselves we should
blame. Security II the one thing
these kids never had, % they. Set
too high . value On Is
OLDER GENERATION
IS AT FAULT
"A sense Of security comes
from intelligent discipline, and
their education has never given
them discipline. "A sense Of Sec
urity comes from "A atmosphere
Of faith and hops, and ever since
they were kids, they haven't
had faith and hope around. them.
They've learned that Amer
lea itself is weak and insecure.
1t has been the fashion to de-
bunk our pioneers and heroes.
The great educational God of
Psychology has said that our
pioneers were only escapists and
our heroes succeeded because
they were lucky or put some.
thing over on the other fellow
or had inferioritY completes
which drove them on. How can
this youth admire what we are
or what we are going to BET"
The publishers might have
guaranteed that any parent who
reads Feast Of Reason" viii
take = more intelligent interest
in who u teaching his childE
and what they are toochina him.
It's that provocative!
MR.. AND MRS. CLIFFORD
FRIEND Of Harvey. M, IN.
nounce the birth Of . daughter.
Linda Lee, born In Harvey on
August o. Mr.. Friend b the for.
mer field executive Of NE Clin-
ton Valley Council, Of Boy
Scouts, and II now executive at
Harvey.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
A. OURRH Of Gallup avenue
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Z.
Moore Of Smith street left today
for Grand Rapids. where they
Will attend the state couveu-
ton Of the American LEGION
md Auxiliary. Ofnslal4 open-
Inc Of the three day event =
temorrow. with q pre-convsn-
ton parade ochedulod AZ thss
evening.
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