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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

lLesgu.-cslls Baldwin d.. Edvsrd wsiins
%. Philip VanErek lis, Conrad Frisds.
mann 1872.
BEDFORD High Tuesday Night L.aEus-~
Floyd Shute 1913, Mrs. Budd AZ, Lunn ia,
Birdseye so. MacWilliams 1875.
Southeastern High Wednesday Mint
League Team No. 1-Clyds Hathaway isi.
konkAl l69 Team No. 2-Leonsrd Colt
man 1875 Oris Barrow tts. Forest Green
III Team No. 3-Helen Bethel 10 Bob
Kelley $50, Earl Douglas i74. Gala Emery
1919 Team No ~ Fred Nash fta, Jim
Brady lf5, Ruth Green ISL. Dick wendt
.12f
Southeastern High Tuesday Might League
Team No Clara 1872 Lchimbsek 1ls.
Hohert cakes ISL. Team No 2--Thel - .
l2s Team No. 4-Gsorge Lsuth i5s. Coy
Conkey 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

Montgomery and Mrs. T. w. Bus
sing S23; Mrs. r. NJ Mcclure and
Mrs. l.. y. Burch, $40 and Mrs.
w. {. Rohrmoser and Mrs. J. r.
DcniSon, sO7.
High individual series were
rolled by Mrs. w. {. Cowllng at
$50. Mrs. r. =. Ronowski at 496.
and Mrs. H. +. Rowse at 400. In
dr. dual games Of 1919 by Mrs
CoWilnE 1877 nv Mrs. G F.. Stricke
Cowling l97 by Mrs. c. f.
Stuckcr. and 100 by Mrs. Ronow-
SKI topped the list.
In The list for pins rolled over
average Mrs CowhnG had e4.
Mrs L. y Burcb 90. Mrs. J. X.
Harness -. and Mrs. II. <.
RoVsc -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Strictly a BrawI From The First Bell

II 10round fight and fight meek puny word for
They before half the had been travelled
They seemed nge they didn't take long breath which
YOU could detect They like of
AS for the Spider and Tim there little in the matter Of
outstanding secondng The fight close call
either your top Seated there with my glued the
outer edge of the Canvassed platform, felt bones that if
there break" in this gripping duel the
Spider would You could read his blazing Irish
eyes. the al-seeng orbs OF a black panther
Round after round, 1t this mans and then that mans
fight They staggered under impacts lettering like
whose bellies had been pumped full lead The sixth the
seventh the eighth what bloody bitter cuker that eighth
had been! With bell of Spider and Nc
Grath would leap the like frightened jack rabbits
awakened a daNs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Six-Shoofer vs.. Champagne Bottles

So, the shaggy hroved Spider reached drawer AT his
81 and blazing
his tanta'znE Icne took this henous
social aron and reaching behind end picked up
bottle another and began them
the Spiders head As they delivered their volleys Of
and lead they walked toward with
than they would have displayed stroll pcbhlcd
beach With final mighty hca,c of Of Clique he dashed
the 'Sdc Sqarey between the knocking him colder than
a ESkUoS beezCr
Spider forGaye Icnc from hospital bed remarkng in
that 1T all fault because Of hum marksman
ship, kilt va Henie" Spider" a
Mccoy grim
Now back Dutch" Frank an
eshetIC dreamy worked the
department of the San Francisco Examiner a fighter.
tenderom pub proprietor bewichng painter fresh from Paris
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
HARD WORDS FROM ABEL

HARD WORDS FROM ABEL
"YOu can call the Americans
the Brooklyn Buns IL you want
TODD but they were n bunch of
pretty tough customers In my
book" said Sid Abel. Pat Egan
and those boys kept coming just
as hard when they were n goal
behind. But these Canadiens
sometimes begin TO soften up
Those are words Dick Irwin s
boys may try 10 make the black
haired left winger gargle before
this series is over.
The Red Wings hustled through
their last practice today for the
battle with the Black Hawks here
tomorrow night which will end tho
regular season. At tho same time
Montreal Will be host TO the
Toronto Maple Leafs.
There isn't much at stake in the
battle for either team. The Hawks
are marking time for their open
ing playoff game with Boston
Sunday. But there's one player
who is much interested That Is
Johnny Mowers. the Detroit Coalie.
who will be trying for Shuiout
that would bring him a $500
bonus.
There have been hints that Jack
Adams will ask owner Jim Norris
TO pay Johnny the bonus because
he has come close with five shut
outs and five one-Coal games. But
Johnny wants 10 sew II up. lie
has blanked the Hawks twice and
twice held them 10 single goal.
Once Johnny Mariucci sent a 80
footer zinging in 10 ruin his hopes.
In their last visit Max Bentley
scored with less than two minutes
to 60 as Wings won, 6-1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
.Conn-Louis Go
In June COOKING

NEW YORK, March 10 (UP).--
Plans for June heavyweight title
fight AT Chicago between cham
'plon Joe Louis and challenger
Billy Conn, Knocked out by Louis
in IL rounds last summer were
under army consideration today.
Promoter Mike Jacobs said a
Centrally located city such as
Chicago would incur less trans
portation difficulties for fans. He
will make a policy. he said, of
staging major attractions at in
land cities and disclosed he was
considering shows for Cleveland.
Pittsburgh and Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Scratches
TROPICAL PARK
Track fast

First Race Msri,orious Tstranai.
Arror Bearer. Taxes. Trace Boy KleiE
Light.
Second Race InscoEert Lookout Ras-
cal. Issm King. sorgho, Argo Rouge.
Small Wonder
Third Race Woodvale Lass Sergeant
Bon. Torch Clean. Down Fix Lesenda,
BARRYMORE SmAr, Crack
Fourth Race Village Queen Lady
uorie. West Ho. Miss Militant. Smart.
Helen's BOY.
Fifth Race--Defense Stamp. All Peace.
Twotimer. Zacanite. what Not Adrott.
Brown Mate, IntermeEzo Air Beauty
sixth Race Grand Airs. Town HAN.
Shippers Mate. Lieb Light.
Eighth Race Pomcal. BonfNld Door.
hell Top STAFF. Chance Ray. Count
SneeZy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
City 10 Start
Rifle Glasses
For Women
Instruction Free
Two Hours a Week
at Municipal Range
BY DON GILLIES

Because of the increased inter-
est women are taking IN rifle
shooting. the department of parks
and recreation announced today
the formation of a club open TO
women who want TO learn how TO
use firearms.
Every Thursday at 3 p. m the
municipal rifle range in the Elm
wood Recreation Center, Congress
and Elmwood, will be set aside for
two hours 10 give the feminine
shooters chance 10 practice.
Dan Shea, former army officer,
will give the instruction. There is
no charge.
AS soon as the women become
proficient in the use of arms they
will be entered in the William
Randolph Hearst Tyro Marksman-
ship competition, open TO men,
women, boys and girls.
The Northeastern YMCA Rifle
Club has developed its facilities TO
A point where membership may be
expanded. All interested arc in
vlted 10 join with this group,
which meets each Thursday eve
ming from s to 10 o'clock.
Shooters in all grades may par
ticlpate. Russell SodcrquiSt of the
National Rife Association is the
leader of the group. Both men and
women may participate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
TINES RIFLE SCORES

Ham,ramck High School Team No. l.
HARRY Brsyski -, Charles kotoWch -
ward Lappek . Team No Joe M
rawsk A. Edward soloWieE SIS, Werner
C'oodger 81, Albert YurEovsky So Chester
Sacha o. Team No. 3 Franz sadoV SKI ~,
Leo shiemke SO. Alex RoslusN il. IS
Alex Rosinsk 81, Chester HIN r. Team
No. Richard Paluszkiewricz ~, Wallace
ZyEomtowlcz IS, Vincen, Nowicki 43, Stan
ley HapsN 30. Bruce Newman Al Team
No. > Walter Marley 30. Nel Newman
a. STANLEY Srbo.eWsk 81 steve MipkiW
81, bill Shypa IS Team no Henry
ChrosfowSk 26 Edward Zlcuty IS. John
Shypa IS, Joseph Pslen s.. John Szpyra
Team 30 John krzyakoW ski 81. Charles
kless rs. Mitchell Gondek H. Daniel Bloom
%, Edward Szczerha ~ Team 80. =
John Minnick IS Michael Palesuk -. Ste
fan FaltonoWicz 81, Anthony Szczerha rs
Alfred Bernot 50. Team No. p-Leonsrd|
MierzNs SO, Joe Gaitonwoaz 80, Geores
Fruit Belt League Paw Paw team
Handy 1873 J. Stevens 1871 9. RChArdeon
1911. A. Hathaway Us. J. Feldes ls6 Be--
rien Springs team r. Weaver la2. =
l79. r. Brigham t79. steyensviNe team
L. Zick $50 x Mongreig 49,. L. Brown
1873. Anderson ls2 n Zck rs
. sGg,as T:s AFh w agri rs.,, NF9'
Philip Amato 1876 g l.. Lueck -. John
A!onzo 1879 Elmer Rivard l5a. Team so.
Leo Hem 40, Harry Mead ib' y. "
Bartz 81. George Walter ~. George WI
iams 66 Bob Rratton lSp
y. r. A Girls Team So. Fl Watts
40, n. Proos ll3 4 Leober' l22 r.
STANDBY 100 Team 40. e B.anco
~. - Msrc.nkieWlcl ilf. p. AuncK us.
$ Pous ~
Detroit Srart-men Congress Team 80.
O. Mickey Rlyen I's Lyman St-nysr 1872
r Paige 1871. A. Erickson - L. jackson
i25. Team 30 % Chlsom ~ W. Hall
1ul. " Benson 1913 NJ H.del llf. Do.
RemaCr - Team $50 g -. Martin
,. conner - r Scnnu Ps Team 81
: T. CouTtafe 1l1 y N.,yln 10, -
W.crzhs 10 4. Rover - 2 Cagf'ace 40
University a Detroit Varsity Team n
Bowman 1873. W Bes' l7h j. Kennedy IL
Z. Dawson lj3. G WisnleWshi 1877
Great Lakes steel open Hearth Team
r Foster l73 vs. Evans 1871 p Sparks
1877. A. SiVroia 1872 G.. Martin 1872 cold
NH team c McThsl 80. r wilson iis
G. Mcneil 1855 W. Renders i72, o. Hunter
1855 strip Finish team $ Castle $50. j..
Kormendi 100, n ka'z lsf, y. Adams i6A
r. Ba.er ISIS Wpde~s' tear-R Bowman
10. n. NIckermsn 165. { Caskey l5s "
Mclean rs p jose IL Mechanic
team r Br0usseau 1872 G LOGAN lsg
" Cooke iG2 & Non.ry no y Mckee
1873. Ho' MI 'cam q Dun-ey 100 =
Frank i7i r G.an tSf D. An'o 1871
j. OPTION los EaJ SHOP team r. Cru
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Tulane Names Grid Coach

&fW ORLEANS. La, March Is
'IN~ Appointment of Claude
L.t'.e Monk Simon a. head
football coach AZ Tulane Unlver-
,i'v WIS 1rpunecd today by Dr
Na-.> Harms. university president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Climax Comes at End Of Ninth

Then they'd work like madmen bringing the dead back to life
Men battered each
deu Coats had been flung toward the raer and could
walk the tangled conversations
As the bell bonGed ending ninth both Dutch and Frank
direction, noccuped
Seeing mistake through glazed cctly
bunder of direction they coded
fall fun length the floor As they toppled Spider
his and Tim his Each wted human dragony babe
he ugCed n his
Then Spider l felt he would 1O-second
warning before the bell, SPIDER Rafael
placed his Franks lifted his
hun the ring and stood him Su snoring" directly front
Dutch" Spider held Rafael Thurson looked up
through swollen eyes and udded he seeing the wrath
o his greatgrandather. Then he murhled:
I CAN'T
YOUSE TWO GUYS WIN"
(Ths the fifteenth in Hype Igoes the greatest
he
almost 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
EDGE IN OLYMPIA

That was really good news to
the Wings. who'll have the ad-
vantage over Montreal with two
games on home ice if they're
needed The Wings have outScored
Montreal 19 to ! in the last three
games here. They open the best
.of-thrce series here Sunday night.
play the second game in Montreal
Tuesday and. if a third game is
needed. will play It here Thurs
day. Adams has called up center
Gus Gicscbrecht and goalie Floyd
PcrraS as reserves.
Although boN-offiCe sales for the
playoffS Zoomcd at the prospect Of
a resumption Of WinC-Canadcn
hloodlctting Adams hopes 10 have
the series decided on hockey skill
alone
I'VE can whip those Canadiens
playing hockey and well try To
decide II on that basis said
Manager Jack. But we're not
going to take anything, of
course"
The Wings arc glad TO get the
CanadienS as foes not only because
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Revenge Is Sweet
Wings Figure Canadiens Will Be Easy Meat
at Hockey or Fighting
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

It's the Montreal rivalry
the Red Wings because they
ofand the Red Wings picking than the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

otf-and the Red Wings are grim
ming about it today!
Jack Stewart. Eddie Bush and
all the Wings are very pleased 10
get another whack at Butch
Bouchard, Johnny GUILTY and the
rest of the Frenchmen with whom
they slugged il out in two history
making brawls over the week
end.
The Boston Bruins brought the
Wings and Canadiens together
again by clubbing the Brooklyn
last playoff chance into
the Boston Gard en- ice last
night So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-19
GoebbeIs Boosts
PoIiteness Drive
BY UNITED PRESS

Dr. Paul Joseph Goebbels, Ger
man Nazi propaganda minister, gave
his "politeness month" campaign
another shot in the arm today with
a national broadcast which said
Dear husband: Dear wife:
Put some oil into the workings
of home life.
Then the carriage of marriage
will run smoothly.
ut has the advantage of being
unrationed. Its name is politeness.
Politeness at home keeps matrimony
young and fresh"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-19

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ranch 2la miles west of Ell Centre.
Man to GO chores, can hold job
elsewhere, part time house work
for wife. Comfortable house with
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-19

WANTED: Bookkeeper, man or
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Press, Box 312. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-19
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-19

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Hotel, 4th and Commercial. 5-22
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-19

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-19

WANTED: Experienced Service
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-19

WANTED PIN BOYS
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-19

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-19

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-19
DESTINATIONS WANTED

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-19

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Sat. Would like ride to San An
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-19

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-19
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-19
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-19
9-BUsINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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for sale or lease. room house,
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Store mi. east of Ell Centre on
Holtville Hiway, Phone l548-W
after 6 pm. 5-26
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-19
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Evening star., 1942-12-13

ests you haue, the more Of a
person you'll be. You may not be
able to paint canvases worthy to
hang in a museum, nor write
deathless verse, nor learn to talk
like a native in a foreign tongue.
But you can try these things. if
you have a yen to do them - and
can wrest plenty of excitement
and fun for yourself in the effort
Evening star., 1942-12-13

plight of those women in enslaved
countries, who stand scantily-
clad, day after day, in queues and
who bear home only pitiful crumbs
for themselves and their families.
Guard your temper. Any woman
who is worth her salt has temper.
But the charmer knows that no
explosion is worth the tons of
energy it takes out of her nor the
Evening star., 1942-12-13

All OF this refurblShing can
be had from books: his
tory. poetry. philosophy.
drama.
Develop a stimulating
hobby. The more inter-
Evening star., 1942-12-13

class in this charm test.
Nor can you be a charm
er, if in taking it," you be-
moan your lot. If you're in
clined to feel sorry for your
self, stop and think of the
Evening star., 1942-12-13
PLAY SAFE. . USE PollDENTl !

Soaking plates and bridges in
Polident dissolues the daily ac-
emulation of cloudy film and
ugly stains dtssoLues food
particles from hard-to-reach
places. The purifying action of
Polident maintains the origi-
Evening star., 1942-12-13
YOU'RE CHARAdING!"

devastating wreck it makes of
good looks.
Don't nag. Whatever else you
do to violate the mandates of
charm, don't let nagging b. one of
them. Remember all of the villifi-
cation heaped upon the smews
that made history. Keep such as
PERSONS fresh in your mind as a
horrible example every time you're
tempted to scold or find fault.
Consider the other fellow? If
you do, you have no self-centered-
ness where the other fellow is con-
cerned; no preoocupation with the
u.s." mes" and ''my's" to make
impossible the give-and-take. the
friendliness, the tolerance, the
sympathy and understanding nee
essary in human relationships.
Lau1hia1 Helps
Dense of humor? If you haven't
this gift you can cultivate it, or
what passes for a sense of humor.
You can begin by brushing chips
off your shoulder; by ousting
grudges - those wierdies that are
not worth the nurture. You can
laugh at yourself - at your short
comings, at your mistakes. at your
foolishness.
Refurbish your mind. As women
grow older, there is apt to be a
need for new mental furnishings:
fresh ideas; contemporary patterns
of thought; new vocabulary that
allows for the retirement of sun
dry collection of threadbare slang.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Like the sound Of
that ? Make people
say il about you!

cropped gratutously into the per-
sonality of favored darlings. it may
surprise you to learn that it's
nothing more than being at all
times your incest self. 1t is really
commonplaceness at its best.
To give you a yardstick by
which to measure your charming
self, asked Ruth Hooper Lar
ison to oblige with a workman
like list Of rules. She's the expert
who has taken charm apart and
put it back together again in her
understanding book. Those En-
during Young Charms"
One Of her commandments
for charm is poise. That's the
knack Of meeting nesc experi-
ences, no matter hosr us,pre-
possessing, s0ith a cheerful
grin and q cordial ha',dctasp.
It's the knack you'll be putting to
the acid test in a war-changing
world. If you can't take inconve-
niences. sacrifices and longer hours.
you'll have to go to the foot of the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-18
Mount Clemens Clubs Send
Eight to Boys Stote'
Hugh keoIe, Judicial Adviser,
Accompanies Youths TO Eost Lonsing

Eight Mount Clemens stud
ents, ranging from Is TO 10 years
of age, left this morning for
East Lansing where they will
participant the annual eight-day
Wolverine Boys State program
which Stimulates actual govern
mental functions.
Accompanying the boys, spon-
sored by four Mount Clemens
patriotic groups. was Hugh II.
Neale, prominent local attorney
and Chief Advisor to the Judic-
ial Section of the Boy5' State;
and Thereon Tompkins, swim
ming and track coach of Mount
Clemens High school.
BOY REPRESENTATIVES,
The boys, all selected for their
good citizenship qualifications,
represent both st. Mary's and
Mount Clemens High schools.
Tie High Twelve, Lions and Ro-
tary clubs each sponsored two
boys while the American Le-
gion sponsored the remaining
two. The boys arc: High Twelve
- Richard Stewart and Richard
Donaldson, both of MCHS; Lions
. Robert Gasow, MCHS, and
Joseph p. Schultz, st. Mary's;
Rotary - Richard Miller, MCHS
and Howard Tromly, ST. Marys,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-18
Merchants Map
Bond Sales
Clark Heods
City Campaign

A campaign to sell 1900
worth of War Bonds and Stamps
through Macomb county retail
outlets during July was mapped
today by merchants meeting at
the Mount Clemens Board of
Commerce offices.
Cooperating with the Michi-
gan Retailers War Samp COM
mittee, the merchants named G.
Harry Malbin, Mount Clemens
furniture store owner, as county
chairman for the drive. A. d.
Brewer, executive secretary of
the Board of Commerce, was
named county auditing chair
man.
Michigan Retail Merchants
hope to sell S48, 600, 600 worth Of
bonds and stamps from July i
until May l of 1943. Over the
same period, the Macomb county
quota is $3.50, 900.
Heading the drive in Mount
Clemens will be Ralph w. Clark
as chairman, Hugo Walter, Jr.,
vice-chairman and Albert Bell
man, auditing chairman.
During July, merchants hope
See BONDS-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-18
1871 Seniors
to Graduate
Tonight

A class of 181 Seniors at
Mount Clemens high school will
receive their diplomas tonight
at the list annual Commence
ment night program to be held
in the high school auditorium.
One, enlisted in the Marines
Will receive his in absentia; but
it will be forwarded to him.
Delivering the annual Com
mencement address will be DR..
w. w. Whitehouse dean of the
College of Liberal Arts of
Wayne University, Detroit. The
presentation of the class to re-
ceive their sheepskins will be
made by Principal Monte Nc
Farlane of the high school, and
Supt. l.. Wade Fast will issue
the diplomas. The Rev. j. L..
Kennedy, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, will pro-
nounce the invocation and the
Rev. Harold Hayward, pastor Of
Gilbert Memorial church, the
benediction.
The musical program will
consist of q solo by w. Glenn
Lewark, basso, accompanied by
Nancy Lewark, and selections
by the A Cappella Choir and
the Mount Clemens high school
band.