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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-08
Wildcat Star
Places Second
Graham Finishes
with l89 Points

CHICAGO. March 8 - t1P) -
An undisputed third place in
the team standings and second
place for its Otto Graham in the
individual scoring were North
Westerns shares of the Western
Conference basketball loot this
season.
With Illinois monopolizing
first place honors in all de-
partments and Indiana taking
second by a good margin, the
Wildcats of Northwestern clinch-
ed third place Saturday night
when they defeated Ohio State
in the seasons finale, SO to 81.
Their stellar all around ath-
lete, Graham, scored IL points
to run his seasons total to 1879
which would have been good for
a new Big Ten record had not
Illinois Andy Phillip smashed
the old marks completely with a
255 quota. Previous to this sea-
son the most points ever scored
in IL games were 1873 by Illinois
Chuck Carney in 1920. Graham
beat that figure by one.
Final Western Conference
- oJ;p0c.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-08
East Detroit
.
Girl Second
al State Meet
Elvivo Helms Rolls
267 in 6l7 at
Jackson Tourney

JACKSON, Mich, March g.
Up The 18th annual Michigan
State Women's Bowling Associa-
ton tournament closed here last
night after six week-ends Of
competition with Detroiters taxi
int honors in three of four Glass
A divisions.
Bee Howdishell of Detroit
rolled 623 last night to take
Glass A singles honors. Another
final night performance was a
1765 total by Lucille Goldman
of Detroit which won her the
Class A all-events.
Class A team honors went to
Detroit Olympia re C reation,
which Saturday bowled 2702 to
displace Flint all-sports, which
had 2647. Elaine Hesse-Florence
Kopinski of Saginaw took Glass
A doubles honors with 1923.
Although she had to be con-
tent with second place in Glass A
singles with GIT, Elvira Helms of
East Detroit posted high game
o. the tournament - 267- in
which he struck in her first eight
flames and spared in the ninth
and tenth, getting 8 pins on each.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-08

Some assures opened by
earthquakes remain open. while
others close again quickly.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-08
Sirohs Retain
Match Game
Championship
Detroiters Defect
Chicago Buds by
Margin Of 46l Pins

DETROIT, March 8 - R) -
The Detroit Strohs today retain
their national match game bowl
ing championship and are some
what richer after defeating the
ABC champion Chicago Bud
weisers by 461 pins in an g.
block 1000 challenge series.
The match moved here Satur-
day after IL games In Chicago
which saw the Strohs take a lead
of 70 pins. In Saturdays roll
ing the Detroitcrs boosted their
advantage to 331 pins, but in the
seventh block Sunday afternoon
the Buds rallied to pick up 181
pins with Joe Sinke, substi-
tute, took individual honors with
a 679 total.
In last nights final block the
Strohs stepped out to ciinch the
victory as Howard Curtin, re-
placement for Bill Kenet, set the
pace with 648 series.
Totals for the final 3-game
block were 1888 to 1922.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-08
Win a Crown
and Lose One
Wolverines Tank
Reign is Ended

CHICAGO, March 8 - (P) -
Michigan was king again today
in Western Conference track
competition, but its domination
of swimming championships was
broken by Ohio State.
The exchange of titles -
Ohio State had been the de-
Tending track champion - &C.
Cured here over the weekend
as Big Ten teams in four sports
track, swimming, wrestling
and fencing - We'd for confer
ence honors.
Michigan's trackmen scored in
10 of IL events and collected a
record breaking total of So "
points in winning their eighth
indoor crown in the last 10 years.
However, the point total, which
was four points better than
their own previous high set in
1885, was the only record es-
tablished.
But in the swimming meet,
records fell four times with KeO
Nakama of Ohio State getting
two of them as the Buckeyes
nosed out Michigan 1851 in a
strictly two-team contest. Third
place Minnesota came far back
with IA points.
Michigan had won the swim
title four years in row and
had conquered the Buckeyes
twice this season in dual meets
Three meet records were erased
Friday and the fourth came Sat.
urday at Nakama, who already
had broken the 220 yard free
style event, lowered the 44C
free style time to 4:47.4.
In the wrestling meet. In.
diana replaced Purdue as cham
pion. The Hoosiers got % points
to beat out Michigan with %
Purdue and Illinois came next
with 10 apiece.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-08
Adams Sextet
Needs2W Wins
10 (inch Title
Detroiters Reilly
in Lost Period
TO Tie Hawks, 3-3
BY The Associated Press

The Detroit Red Wings, their
lead over the second-place
Boston Bruins boosted to four
points over the weekend, to-
day were determined upon quick
collection of the two victories
they need to clinch the National
Hockey League pennant.
The Wings have four games
remaining and two wins would
give them the flag even though
the Bruins won all their. re-
naming three.
The weekend netted the
Wings 5 to 0 victory over the
Chicago Blackhawks Saturday
night in Detroit, for goalie
Johnny Mowers sixth shutout,
and a 3-3 tie with the Hawks
Sunday before a seasons record
crowd of 1870 in Chicago.
Playing desperately to retain
their slim hold on fourth place
and keep alive chances of enter
ing the league piayoffs, the
Hawks surprised the Wings
with two first period goals by
Max Bentley and Gully Dahl
strom.
The Wings made one in the
second but the Hawks pulled in
front 81 early in the final Pc
riod.
LEAFS SET RECORD
sgd Howe got the first Wing
goal at 11:15 of the second pc
Rod. Detroit's late rally started
when Joe Carveth counted at
6:37 of the final period and then
came through with the tying
market at 1927, just when the
Hawks had sent their iiigh-scor-
ing Bentley brothers on the ice
in an effort to build up their
lead.
Toronto, by clouting five
goals in Sunday nights tussle
with the New York Rangers,
established a record for the most
goals in season, lifting the new
standard to 1874, compared with
the ITO the Boston Bruins of Is
years ago collected.
BY the same token, the
Rangers increased their record
in-reverse to 231 goals scored
against them. Until this season
the mark was 1874, held jointly
by the Pittsburgh Pirates of
1880 and the Philadelphia
Quakers of 1891.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-08
Romeo Eager Voted !,
Berth on Quintet
Bill Spens Honored
by League Coaches

ROMEO - Bill Spens, talent
ed Romeo High School eager.
has been voted the center posi-
ton on this years all-Tri-C County
League basketball team, repre-
sented by five different schools.
Inlay City, Lake Orion, Roch-
ester and Oxford each played
one player on the first team
along with Romeo.
Honored with Spens were w.
Zulhke, Inlay City, and r.
Bromley, Oxford, forwards, and
M. Kennedy, Rochester, and c.
Lines, Lake Orion, guards.
Spens is a junior while the 9TH
er four are seniors.
LIGHT and Yarratt, two other
Romeo cagers, received honor
able mention.
The team was picked by
committee of five coaches, in
Guiding Dan Barnabo of Ro-
meo.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-08
SO Borsoin Bills
Scheduled in
National League

NEW YORK, March 8-(P)-
The National League baseball
schedule, released today, shows
that SO doubleheaders are pro-
grammed with the world cham
pion ST. Louis Cardinals booking
is of them.
The schedule, delayed be-
cause of the many changes
brought about by the war,
snows that the teams will make
onl. three trips around the cir
cult in contrast to the four which
have been common in recent
years and that intersectional
opponents will be met on holi-
days and at the seasons close.
April 81 is the opening date
and. the campaign will end on
Oct. 3. Both are a week later
than customary beca use of
northern spring training.
Opening games find the New
York Giants at Brooklyn, Phila-
delphia at Boston, Pittsburgh at
Chicago and the Cardinals 1T
Cincinnati.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-08
Detroit Duo Tokes
Stote Doubles Leod

PORT HURON, Mich, March
8 - (R - A new leader in
doubles and new second-placer
among regular teams, all from
Detroit, developed in the tenth
weekend of competition in the
State Bowling Tournament.
Anthony Cascolenda and A.
j. Pontone rolled 1882 Sunday
to displace Vim Graziadei-Bill
Kilbourne of Port Huron as
doubles leaders by % pins.
On Saturday the Nielsen Tools
Of Detroit counted 1856 for Sec
ond place among regular teams,
who are topped by the Detroit
Strohs with 3001.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-08

American farms have about
1900, 900 tractors, according to
estimates.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-08
Greu Rice 10 Bid for New Track Mark

WASHINGTON, March 8-(P)
Greg Rice, the old Notre
Dame distance star, will try to
better his own mark for the in
door two and a half mile run
in the feature attraction Of to-
nights 10th annual Catholic
University track meet.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-08
Bobby Jones Promoted
TO Ronk of Coptoin

ATLANTA, March g. (P) -
Bobby Jones who won 13 ma
tional golf championships, is
row Major Robert Tyre Jones of
the u. S. Army.
Major Jones father, Robert
P. Jones of Atlanta, has been
informed of the Golfers promo
ton from rank of captain to
major.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-08

ling for the fortitude and COM
bat spirit that are parallel OBJ
jectives of the pre-flight pro-
gram.
Detectives of the pre-flight
gymnastics program include
the development of the native
sense of balance, accustoming a
man to being upside down for
long intervals, falling and land
ing without injury, and strength
and skill for extrication from
emergency situations requiring
climbing, vaulting and balance.
Lieutenant Price stresses rope
climbing techniques.
ITS a long way from the
water to the flight deck of a
carrier or to the deck of rescue
Ship" he points out.
Lieutenant Prices Illinois
gymnastics teams dominated
National A. A. u, National Col
legiate and Big Ten competition.
He took successful Illinois gym
nastics carnivals on tour.
He has speeded gymnastics in
structions at the Iowa school by
capturing imagination and in
terest with variety of COMPETE
tive stunts, of which there are
scores - from elementary sit
ups to every sort of hand stand
and advanced performances on
the high bar and flying rings.
WORK DESPITE INJURIES
Gymnastics overcome mascu-
lar weaknesses and provides
specialized workouts for injured
cadets unable to take part in
general exercise.
There is a story at the Iowa
Pre-Flight School, where the
physical training regime is one
of the most strenuous ever in
stalled, that a cadet running on
the track tripped and fell agains,
rail, knocking himself un.
conscious. AS another cadet ran
past, he took one look at his
fallen mate and shouted:
We'll, don't just lie there! Dc
some. push-ups, or something"
Injured cadets work out or
specially devised boards and
with the aid of contraption:
which permit them to continue
h e ir physical development
without danger of aggravatine
injuries.
There is little excuse for in.
activity at the Pre- Flight
Schools.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-08

Rice, who covered the dis
lance in 1925 here a year ago,
will be opposed in his record bid
by Lieut.. Joe McCluskey of the
Navy, veteran former Fordham
flash, and Dave Williams,
Georgetown University stand
ont
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-08

PALO ALTO, Calf. - STAN
ford athletic officials ANNOUNCE
ed this falls intersectional foot
ball contest with Notre Dame
had been cancelled because of
war conditions.
CHICAGO - Michigan = re-
turned to Big Ten indoor track
throne, grabbing five firsts in
drvie for 531s points.
PHILADELPHIA - Earl
Whitehill, former major league
southpaw pitcher, named coach
Of Philadelphia National League
club.
COLLEGE STATION. Texas
- Texas A. & M.-Army football
game, scheduled for Oct. 2, post
poned until after wAr.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-05-07
Combat Fatigue Cure
Announced hY SURGEON

NEW YORK. - Special methods
for prevention and treatment Of
combat fatigue" among merchant
seamen engaged on convoy and 9TH
er duties have been announced by
Surgeon General Thomas Parran Of
the U. S. public health service.
DR.. Parran, who attended an all
day conference Of official and civil
psychiatrists and psychologists at
the New York Academy of Medi-
cine, declared that the merchant
marine Is "a lighting organization"
as important In this war as any
military or naval organization.
Recognition Of this fact and Its
widest publicity, themselves eonsti-
tute an important measure In the
prevention and quick treatment Of
combat fatigue" he said
Symptoms Of this temporary all
ment are severe physical and men
tai fatigue. digestive disorders, loss
Of appetite. bad dreams and sleep
lesSness, feeling Of depression and
20 on.
DR.. Parran and his fellow confer
ence members said. however, that
combat fatigue" occurs In very few
cases. Among some 800 seamen Of
the Norwegian merchant marine
service who were torpedoed and ex-
posed to great hardships, only nine
davelorAd 'Sconobat fatiRIIe"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-05-07
Charm Clinic
At Wheatley
MAY IL, IL, Is

The Alpha Chi's charm clinic
scheduled to be held at Phyllis
Wheatley House May 10, 10 and 20
will be held May II, IL and IS at
8 p. m. each evening.
Mrs. Cornelia Burns will open the
clinic on Tuesday, May II, by lead
ing the discussion on hair styles.
On Wednesday, May IL, Mrs. T.
Allen will speak on makeup and
on May 10 Miss Mary O'Connor
from Powers Department store will
speak on clothes and good groom
ing.
The clinic is open to the public.
Everyone from Is to 80 or over is
invited. Tea will be served follow
ing each discussion. Assisting with
plans are Marion johnson, Frances
Westberry, Mable Seaton, Dolores
Beasley, Jacqueline Cuff, Ernestine
Smallwood and Margaret Napue.
No admission will be charged.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-05-07
Formal Axis Relationship
Dates From October, 1886

Formal relationship Of the Axis
countries dates from October IS,
1885, when Germany and Italy
signed an agreement to work TO-
gether on European problems. Ir
commenting on this accord shortly
afterwards Mussolini said: q.
this Berlin-Rome protocol IL not .
barrier. It Is rather an axis around
which all European states animated
by 4 desire for peace may collabo-
rate on troubles"
The next month Japan and Ger.
many signed an agreement provid.
ing for cooperation and consultation
In combating activities Of the Third
Communist International Italy and
other countries were invited to join
these common measures against
Communism but Italy. while sup
porting the campaign, did not sign
the Anti Comintern pact until No
vember 9, 1887.
Japan Joined the Axis alliance
when that country signed q Tri.
partite agreement with Germany and
Italy, September q. 1910, under
which the leadership Of Germany
and Italy In establishing a New Or
der In Europe, and Of Japan In es-
tablishing a New Order in Greater
Asia were recognized and the sign
erS agreed to assist one another with
al political, economic and military
means In the event Of attack by q
country not then involved in war.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-05-07

D. G.-Wil the man l have in
mind ever get his divorce? He and
his wife have been separated over
a year. I have been going with
him about seven months now and
he promises that he viii try it.
Shall wait for him? He likes to
drink ticker.
Ans: He sure does, and his
promise to get a divorce is only
LICKER TALKING. His wife
has good reason for separating
from him and you are leaving your
self open to a bushel of trouble if
you step into her shoes. The man
Is not worthy of your affections.
It's a mistake for you to think that
you can change him into a model
husband.
Puzzled am a man of 80 years
of age. I have a nice young lady to
fall in love with me. She's married
and her husband is very nice to her.
But l Just can't understand why
she is so much in love with me. /
make good money but she don't ask
for much She did everything to
prove her love for me. In some
cases she takes a chance on her
life by inviting me to her home.
But don't take chances. Please
answer.
Ans: No, and in this case it's
best not to. Her husband is q big
bruiser and he'd make short work
Of you. This affair is just a little
too risky to encourage. Your nice
young Lady friend falls in love very
easily and falls out Just as
quick. For your health's sake, bet
ter quit while the quitting is good.
s. il am 43 years old, born in
1900. I have a boy 20 years old
who will work but is always in
trouble. He is in jail now. He is
old enough to go to the army but
has not got of yet. Please tell me
what to do to get him in the army?
1 am heartbroken-
Ans: The Local Draft Board in
your district will be glad to 20 over
your sons case with you A few
years Of army training viii make a
man Of him He's had things q
little too much his own way and the
army discipline Is just what he
needs.
C. Jim puzzled. l need help.
1 was going with a young boy until
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-05-07
Kline BaCkerS
Praise His
Record As Mayor
RLNE PUBLICITY RELEASED

Necessity for continuance of
good Minneapolis government, built
up during the two years which he
has served as Mayor, was asked
of Minneapolis citizens by re-elec-
ton of Mayor Marvin L. Kline.
Eight years ago Marvin L. Kline
was named to represent Eighth
Ward residents on the city council.
After four years Of service he was
elevated to presidency of the cOun-
Gil by his fellow aldermen to assist
in administration of government
for the entire city. Two years ago
he was elected Mayor on his rec
ord Of service in the council and
his unquestioned ability as a gov
eminent executive.
Today Mayor Kline stands on his
record as chief executive of the
city. His term has been outstand-
ing in forceful execution of his in
tegrity, honesty and ability to unity
all elements and city departments
in the goal of good, honest func-
tioning of city government and eff
Gent conduct of war and postwar
activities
Mayor Kline is a leader in city
postwar planning, in coordinating
all city agencies in keeping down
Juvenile delinquency and in unity
ing efforts Of labor, management
and city government to bring bet
ter government to Minneapolis.
Under his guidance, either indi-
vidually or as a member Of the
many important city boards, Mayor
Kline's achievements include build
ing Of one of the nations best-or-
CANNED civilian defense units, es-
adjustment Of the Sister Elizabeth
Kenny Institute, definite projects
for postwar planning and establish
ment of the city's finances on a
business-ike and sound basis.
Two years ago Marvin L. Kline
made promises concerning policing
Of Minneapolis. These promises
have been kept. His honesty and
sincerity have brought hearty Co
operation from all, except illegal
operators and racketeers who have
threatened Mayor Kline that they
would GUST him from office.
His reelection as Mayor in the
primaries next Monday and the
final election June IA must come
from the law-abiding citizens who
want to continue to have a good
city in which to live.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-05-07
Centree Club En-
dOrses John Alex
ander for Mayor

Interest in the present city cleo
ton and in an after-the-war pro-
gram were the chief topics under
discussion last night when a group
of Minneapolis citizens known as
the CENTREE Club met to discuss
formation of a large civic group to
represent the interests of the unor-
ganized middle class.
A resolution was adopted decry-
ing the present combination in re-
straint of free government by the
evident union between the big bust
ness interests and the kind Of rack
eteering labor organizers, who have
sold labor down the river.
Another resolution pledged &C.
ton for formation of a city-wide
committee to develop an after-the-
war business and employment pro-
gram for Minneapolis.
The committee adopted as the
third part of their immediate &C
tivities the cleaning up of the city
and its government.
Officers are E. R. Nielsen, chair
man, Mrs. Chas. Lundquist, Co
chairman; Isaac L. Moore, vice
chairman; Mrs. John NJ. Kuehl,
secretary, and R. Il. Meyer, treas
urer.
Bay . Bond fer VIetoEyI
Como Temple Minstrel, Gladys
Harris directing, Saturday, May Is,
at Halle O. BROWN
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-05-07

the other night. He carried me
home from the show and l didn't
kiss him good night so he got
angry, he hasn't said anything to
me for four or five days. Did l do
wrong by not kissing him? Should
l ask him to forgive me for a little
thing as that?
Ans: You injured his feelings
all right when you spurned his
kisses but he's not suffering
from want Of love. You see, his old
girl friend (the one he Tilted fOE
YOU'D isn't 30 stingy with her ca
resses and so he's catching up on
his loving. You needn't apologize
as you've got him guessing now.
Sgt. T. Ell was a line Sgt. IN
til about one week ago so got
busted. I am going to try TO apply
for flying Cadet service. Is there
a possible chance that can make
it?
Ans: Not only . possible chance
but a good one. Talk your problem
over with your Commanding OIL
Ger and ask his advice and assist
Snce as to the best way to 60 about
getting into the Air Force.
E. Y.-Have been reading your
column for the past 8 years and
also have been receiving some very
good advice about the same number
of years. always profit through
writing you privately. Ny c. |. boy
friend husband begged me to come
up here from Fla. and live with his
people. I just pure love his mother.
Oh, she's so nice to me. His people
don't know we aren't married. He's
changed 50 much since we've been
here. He draws $1S a week but
never gives me as much as Soc 3
week. He never buys himself no
clothes and never buys me none.
talked to him seriously about this
and he gets worse.
Ans: How long are you going
to let this man lead you around By
the nose? It's disgraeefuI for you
to sit back and let him run over you
this way. he has good reason fOg
not giving You any money an
other woman is getting it. The
thing for you to do Is to pack your
buds and 60 back to Fla where
You belong. You made q mistake
to let him talk you into this Illicit
love affair in the first place.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-05-07
Donald Brady
Has Broken Leg

This newspaper was informed
this week by C. H. Schwab, postal
employee, that Donald Brady, Jr.,
formerly of 5000 Fifth Ave. s., suf-
fered broken ankle recently in a
southern Army camp.
Soldier Brady was a fellow work
err of Mr.. Schwab before entering
the armed forces.