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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Girl Lost al Sea

panied her husband shen ths shlr
left ths Canadian port
Alss aboard the H.rEs.i.d
sa. believed 10 have been
JerE@a Hansen. = member sf
the Grew. ehe repeatedly ls en-
Eaged 10 marry Miss Mamie
Hsye. nj Tacoma. an sider ais
Ter ~ Mrs. NerKssra.
Mrs Ssrgaard will be recalled
10 many TaeomAns who read = Ia.
eoma Times story In 1879. The
story told how = boat. on which
hfs. ssfgaafd sas : passenger.
had been stopped ny a German
submarine IN mld.Atlsntie ocean.
shs had gone 10 Europe with hsr
sister. Mamie. after graduating
from Stadium hlrh school IN June.
1888. she visited relatives In Eng.
Land and. until war brake out. shs
Sss employed on a British news.
paper a. = writer.
Advised 10 return hnms. shs on.
tsined passage aboard an AmeFi-
ran boat Although the vessel was
halted by The German U.boal. u
vas SLOWED 10 proceed ana ans
arrived home late In 1899 Hsr
sister had returned sevsyai weeks
earlier from England.
She took . pest graduate
course a stadium high In The
spring ~ isso. studying shsss-
hand and serving as the saltas
~ the stadium Worlds humsf
column.
Mrs.. NsfKaafd L. tn daughter
of Mr.. and hfa Richard Ilagsa
Friday. Mrs. iisysa had not gwen
Up hope that hsf daughter 49,
stlii alive Ahs last heard from
her in = litter written in Jasusty
from FfsetOwn. slsffs i.eoas
wsst Africa Previously sAs had
received letters from Mrs.. ssr.
gard that Nsfs mailed ffoln
Bombay. India. and port sudan.
Africa she slso received = Christ
mas esblsEram from Toft Eilza.
beth. South Affsea
Mrs. tfasss sald thai Mamie
was 10 have married ftsnssa
The ssxf time the nsFFssfma
eas8s - TafssEsa.
A. Stadium Mr. Nsfasard as
IN honor student ana outstanding
IN journalism work.
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Aarriaae
licenses

Marriage license applications
have been filed Nth the Pierre
county auditor by wnllsm wsbh.
and Ethel Nay Mott. -. eoth ct
Dallas. Ore. Carl A. Ames. -
sihas 10. iith. and Ilsh Ellen
Williams -. Olympia. rsell
Hurst. %. Bonneville hotel. and
Lucille y. Fesst. -. Aasonla apts. !.
Michael Alshka. 20. And Alice
Alfred Hanson. -. both % seat.
Tie. Henry Harthnly. n. 20. ~.
iasd INF. Camp Murray. and issda
Sapaehino. "a. Portland. Johnnls
d. DAVIS. II. Hat A. 10th D. A.
Fort Lewis. and F.llEabsth Susan
bailey. IA. Aochord field. Frank
N. ssidsn. ~. Seattle. and Edith
Allie. n. ae3l No. 10Th.
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Clyde Hsunet The body vii
be sent BY TueIl 70 cherryvilis. n
c, for funeral services and burial
Mr.. Ruth Fila Hesse -satur-
day. p. m. from the Piper chapel.
Rev. Mr.. MeDanlsis officiating
burial Mountain View burial park
Joan Wins NaiBseott - satur-
day. 20 d m. from NE Aelnngsr
chapel. Rev ". A Hestermsnn
officiating. burial Mountain View
burial park.
Richard b. Turner = Saturday.
80 ?. N. from tfIe Msliingef
chapel: North Tacoma lodge. !
o. O. r, officiating. entombmsnt
Tacoma mausoleum.
Dempsey Hatloek and Thomas
Mcclure The bodies were shipped
Thursday By AellinEer 70 Boise
Ida. for funeral services anc
burial.
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Bomb Is Found
In Ford Factory

DETROIT The federal bureau
OF investigation Friday lnyestl.
gated reports that > bomb had
been found Ia the tool and die
building Of the Ford Motor conn
pany's River Rouge plant
The FBf refused 10 comment be.
yond confirming that the com.
pAny has called the matter TO our
attention. We are investigating "
company spokesman referred all
questions To the Phi office
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fcontinned From pAxs on.l

CONTINUED From rsge onel
seansn am capturing s. Ger
mans ne British cruiser Corn
val Sas slightly damaged IN the
clash.
On the diplomatic front N an
rouneement a. Moscow that Soviet
Russia had withdrawn recognition
q JaFoslsvis - vel - nf Be-
gum and Norway aroused new
speculation on the policy Of josef
Y Stain toward the Balkans. On
the eve ~ the German invasion
q JuKoslsvis. the Russians signed
non-AgEreSsion pact with the
Belgrade government. which GER
sfally wss viewed IS : vain ges-
ture toward diseoursging the Nan
invasion.
Since then however Stain has
assumed the premiership. the
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New Zealand Minister
To Visit U. S. Seen

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Tender, Aching
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BUnDISG PERMITS

Building permits we're issued
Friday 70 Y. n Ward for 5000
residence At 45Iz No. sth u 70
A. Y. Fatlsnd for = - 900 resi-
denos At 101 "a. Linden 81. arc
n y. y. LcntsnberT for s.. 900
rendence al 11e So. Tacoma ayN-
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= wssA - mission services I'll
nrsn 81 ~. 1essrhs shureh. -
sta ana Tseuma sss.. Sunday. Ire
Rev. Vincent Carry. q = D.. esll
conduct
Opening mission services Ill -
= mas Il 80 Further masses
ali - hsia sAeh aay II ! sna : =
= N. followed ~ devnfians ard
ssrmon II fsh p N. Aftsfnoun
Instruction wiii ~ offered chlsdfsn
uf ne parish 81 - r n.
ne general public i invited q
attend.
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Obituary N Offices

Funeral services for Mrs. HolA
Mar Reisinger. so. Of 5s2i SO. Pu-
get Sound ave, who died Thurs
day in a local hospital. will be
held Saturday at p. m. from the
Piper chapel. with tho Rev.
Charles Snowden officiating. Gre
nation will follow. Mrs. ReisinRer,
a native OF Indiana and a resident
Of Tacoma % years. WAS a mem
Der OF White Clover chapter No.
81. o. Il. s. and Of the Sprsgue
Memorial church. She leaves two
sons. L. o. Reisinger and l. X.
Rsisinger. and one daughter. Miss
Wilma. all OF Tacoma: three broth
sFs. Homer d. Clarence and Mar
ion Whipple Of Illinois. two sis.
ters. Mrs. Eettie Wilson and Mrs
Ella Sbsin. also of Illinois, and
four GRANDCHILDREN.
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BRITISH AIRMEN
STEPPING-uP FORCES

The Germans admitted the
weight of the British air assault.
reporting that strong British
forces" raided Hamburg. Bremen
and other points and claiming that
II Raj machines were shot down.
There was no indication whether
the Raj strength has finally
reached the point where such
heavy raids can be made with the
consistent, night-after-niRht regu-
larity necessary for Gripping
blows at GermAny's war-making
capacity.
However. II appeared iAt
the RAJ IL stepping mp liz
forces rapidly. Only recently
IT had employed record
number of 100 10 $50 planes
over Germany In one night
Last night that figure ~as
doubled or better. The air
ministry reported 10 planes
missing after the night attack.
The luftwaffe's attack on Britain
was concentrated on Hull for the
second successive night and sew
ersl other areas IN the midlands
and elsewhere in Britain. The
attack was not as strong as the
previous evenings. The British
night fighters bag Of IL planes
was less than half that of the
night befors.
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jolly Junior club Of Emmanuel
Lutheran church elected officers II
its meeting Thursday night. Hvtty
Reid was the choice for president.
Richard colhurn. VICE president.
Andrew Hsrstad, treasurer. and
Betty Leonhardt. secretary. This
group also forms the executive
board and viii appoint = chair
man Of Christian knowledge
chairman Of Christian service. and
= membership chairman The club
IL sponsoring program in the
social rooms neat Wednesday
night
OF interest In women Of Christ
Episcopal church IL the provincls
synod At Portland. May 1915.
Women Of st. Lakes church. Van.
oouvTr. Wash. have invited those
attending to stop for tea on the
afternoon Of the 18th on their way
home.
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DAVID y. BALLARD

Funeral services .or David r.
Ballard, 70. of the Park hotel, who
died in a local hospital Thursday,
will be held saturd. at ) .. m.
from tn. Aellinger chapel Bal
lard. a retired railway engineer.
had lived IN Tacoma IS years. He
was a native Of OsealoosA. la. He
leaves one son. A W. Ballard OF
the u. s. navy. stationed IN HA-
waii; three daughters. Mrs.. Nina
Cleary and Mrs. A. IL Dahlgreen
OF Tacoma and Mrs. Friedrich
Stanley of San Diego. Cal and a
grandson. Robert Ballard.
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INFANT TAYLOR

Grsyeside services for infant
Taylor were held Thursday Al
Mountain View burial park. under
direction Of Aeiilnger. Surviving
are parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
J. Taylor. 1907 No. tn at a ala
ter, sally Jsnnifer. and grsndpsr-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Roy Taylor
and Mrs. Anna JAM. all Of Ia
coma
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rINsI1.Tf = NenaaY sxsnlnK
- ee<n eAes<n - - aats ~
~ annual Mothers - Daughters
banquet sponsored - ths Nomfns
council q ~ flrst cAftssssn
ehurxh
ne affair III - I'D n ~
church dining ru-etus II : - NJ
vernon i'll al tel ~ sxp<Fienees
turing hsF ~ years residence n
China. otheF features win ~ the
toast 10 daughters he Afs cts
Lyon VIII ths response - Asss
Mary Am AttefhuFs. Afs. Efns
Sehueta All give = reading NJ.
siesi numbers wlii include group
singing I'd BY Ars. Waiter Lien
Ing. vocal solos b M Rufus
Fairbanks. = vocal dNt - Ars
Harold Scott and Mr.. VII .andxf
and the concluding number. ssod
HESS America. ~ the assembly
Ais. Nerz Ma law ~ill preside
Those IN charge are Mr. Heft
Martin and Ms. A. Pearson. ham
quets Mr. Walter Lisning. pro.
gram. and TN Young wemsns
guild with Mrs Victor Rogers.
chairman. ALL arrange the tables
Garden ghih Program
The program Of the puyallup
womens club 1t the library audi.
forum Monday afternoon At :
o'clock wiil be In charge Of the
Garden department with Mr..
Garnet Sovereign acting - chair
man SHE will introduce a. guest
speaker Mrs Fern Riekert Of Ia.
coma who will have Color In the
Garden ss her subject
Other program numbers viii be
a group Of readings by Miss lrxns
Fearn and vocal solos by Mrs sam
Geppi Of puyAllup and Mrs Lloyd
Noiles Of Sumner. Mrs. Vollss will
be accompanied by Mrs Bsryl
esssowsy. also Of sumner, and
viii sing Rhododendroa. writ.
ten by Mrs. Mabel VanHouien.
former matron of the Ladies' of
the G. A r. homv. Al tho bust.
ness session officers for the com
ing year will be elected and later
serve tea.
Theta Rho Girls club No. Il.
affiliated with IN. local Odd Fel.
low and RebekAh edges viii hold
Its annual yachting party Friday
evening The party of 30 couples.
chaperoned by the club adviser.
Miss Evangellne Watson. will leave
the Old Tacoma dock aboard tine
Gallant Lady II at o'clock for
a cruise to Fox Island where
there will hs a wiener roast
Emma Lou stauer an, Leah Ken.
nedy are In charge Of refreshments
and Virginia Smith. tickets. Elsie
Dodd Is president Of the club.
Rhododendron court No. d
Order Of Amaranth. will meet
Tuesday evening al o'clock al
Masonic hall. Thurman Givens.
assistant grand lecturer. will make
his official visit. The annual
memorial service will be held and
there will also b. a Mothers day
program. Mrs J. G Reynolds.
royal matron. and Robert Hsston.
royal patron. will preside
Church TO Elect
The Church of the SazArene.
1113 East Main ave. will hold lis
annual election of church and
Sunday school officers for the
coming year Friday evening. The
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800 British Planes Dump
Deadly Bombs on Nazi Bases
Growing Air Force Stages largest
Attack OF War Against Germany

promised stiffenlne - Turkish
resistance backed - Rnssssl
against Germany rs failed u ae-
eelop md thers rs heen : kre2.
NJ eellef that re Ne@aow Tex-
eminent wss aevoting Itself IN
tirely against possible future Il.
tack i such program = d.
velopea definitely Il would n
Indicate that Stain had accepted
the German domination Of south
eastern Europe
The r. A. ,. hon aarsimsnt 81
Germany. including minor thraSts
At Berlin. appeared 10 NJ a result
of the long uphill fight toward
serial parity with ne luftNsffs.
American built airplsnes were
understood 10 figure prominently
IN the attack. which extended 800
miles from British bases 10 poSen
and was admitted IN Berlin 10 have
heen a strong eomhsrdment a.
FAR a. Hamburg and Bremen Nere
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PROMISING CAMPAIGN
EXPECTED FROM Y. 4. D.

British air forces obviously still
are numerically weaker than the
lnftwaffe hut the r. A. p. with
American aid. WAS believed 10 he
attempting to start the promising
campaign of bombing Germany
steadily and in force in an effort
not only to wreck the Mani war
machine but 10 determine whether
the German people can take it
as well as Britons
II Was the first time since
the start Of the war that the
British bomber command had
sent over Germany . force
comparable In striking power
to the big Sazl blitz forces.
While the Raj bombers pound
ed at German targets. the inereas-
ingly effective British night
fighter squadrons again challenged
Nazi night raiders over Britain.
They shot down Il more planes.
bringing the bag to 80 planes in
IS hours and a total of lis so
far this month. costing Germany
an estimated 400 trained airmen.
Rome reported that British
planes and naval vessels carried
out another in their series of
smashing Mediterranean attacks,
bombarding Benghazi heavily
Wednesday night and Thursday
morning.
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Puyallup Group Planning
Mother Daughter Dinner
Mrs. Hill to Speok al christion
Church Aiioir MondoY Night

Hzsstlnk 1T - PERSISTED 49, -
H. = Martin. district sunsFsns
tenasnt u - SeFsA raelfss sene
Delegates = the ARRIVAL asssfset
church sss~mels - SEATTLE Ass
iesss Ill 49, - elected
4 canalsnkht enmmanlen ssrx.
- - aiso esen planned ~ nsv
nFacs Beers ths raster. ~he I'll
~ assisted ~ Rsx Marta. nss
= II King. Nha has heen rnnduets
tnk ssAnkellstse nsfNirss auFtnk
~ rass ~ weeks sna Rss
Wits csark Il - Aesnss
special revival ssrviees ~lii -
held saturday evening Ana sun
ass morning ~ evening ~ nsx
KING During ihs YeuHk People :
houf Sunday evening - : -
there All - = defamation con.
test ~ = group Il ninth kfsds
pupil. On Temperance. sponsored
~ The heal n. : 7. L. TIE pub.
lie = invited "a al these services
A number ~ elsTEymHn nd
deleEates attending the convention
of the Northwest district IT the
American Lutheran church ~ n.
coma thss week have hen esvf-
night ruess. Of Rss Erwin D.
Jahf. rasier of Peace Lutheran
church. and MFs iahF Among
them ~vrs Rev. G. =. krehs al
Omaha. Nsb. rev y G wpest.
ovgon CITY. = {. sleIkss and
Emmett shssfsf 81 Baker. orr
Grover Hamann. salem. Or. and
Rev. 5. i~ntz of American Fails.
Idaho.
Ladies Of Peace Lutheran church
will hold = cooked food sale II the
Totem store Saturday. beginning
Al 10 a m.
Local No. Z. ". o A. =. L.
wlll meet Friday night IT the
spiritualist church. 81 ID 81. :
=. ct 4 o'clock.
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AhuTfh 70 FlIFff
The Church of IN. Sasarens.
11l3 East Main ave. will hold its
annual election OF church and
Sunday school officers for the
coming year Friday evening. Tn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
INV Mother Is the Best Cook
By MARGARET WAY, SAN FRANCISCO CALF,

the flour She said. Never touch
flour and lard with your hands
This would be better If IT stood
in the iceboX for awhile after it's
mixed so il will be stone cold
Now she beat in the -. cups of
milk. Then she took the muffin
tins and poured a little oil in
each Of the 9 holes.
She whisked this all around the
edges with a pastry brush She
put the muffin batter in, or
rather short cake batter and
poked them ina slow oven to
cook while she helped us hull the
berries. I forgot TO tell you she
brushed the tops with milk, so
when they came out they were a
beautiful golden brown. When l
was clearing up the dishes l saw
her cut the muffin cakes in half,
-tturn-the top upside down and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
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best short cake they ever ate
l said, where did you get this
recipe. mother?" She said, Il
made it up once when I was in a
hurry, I used TO use extra short
biscuits but l hadn't the time 10
get out the flour board and roll
ing pm and cut biscuits, SO l
thought of a combination drop
biscuit ana muffin anti everyone
liked it,"
Ny mother makes the best
soup. The other night the spinach
cooked in the, waterless pot had
lots of juice cooked out. My
mother ladled the spinach out
and added il TO the bowl that
held the creamed asparagus We
had from dinner. The next night
she stuck hunks Of French
bread in the oven and left them
10 dry She added some milk and
some butter and fiour mixed to-
gether TO the not spinach, asPaF-
agus and milk. Then she took a
milk bottle and crushed the
bread crumbs and sprinkled IT on
top of the soup II was surely
good soup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
the mont

Now she does the cleverest
thing. She bought white bowls
at the ten cent store for five
cents each and boiled them in
water for three whole hours TO
make them harder 40 break and
TO keep them from getting dis
colored in the oven. She divides
the chopped meat into each bowl
and stirs it into the gravy as she
pours it on. Then she makes
IA. biscuit dough with lots of milk
in it. Sometimes she makes
thin batter and spreads this like
a pie crust and just before din
ner she pokes all the bowls into
a pan with some boiling water IN
il. She uses the oven bToiier pan,
for there are eight Of us. The
pies are cooked twenty minutes.
asked my mother for a more
definite recipe but she didn't
have recipe Sometimes she
uses sour milk biscuit dough,
sometimes drop biscuits or just
plain baking powder biscuits,
AS for what goes into the pie,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

4 AN a senior in high school
but I like 10 look az the
j Almanack recipes every
week I think. too more people
ought To know how my mother
does things She is very helpful
My mother makes the best
meat pie Filling may be chicken
fricassee. beef stew beef and
kidneys or lamb stew. II can he
with or without vegetables
For lamb pie she buys breast
Of lamb and cooks IL the day be
fore. She ladies' the meat into a
strainer and lets it drip into the
broth She skins this the next
morning and cuts all the fat and
bones from the meat and chops
II Then she uses some butter
and flour. about tablespoons
level ones of flour 70 2 or 3
tablespoons of butter and browns
them in a skillet She thins this
down 10 very thin sauce with
the lamb broth she says breast
OF lamb is The sweetest part of
the meat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

then put the berries on them,
then add the top buttered on the
bottom too. This again was
heaped with berries. Mother
didn't let us mash the berries
She left the small ones whole and
cut the big ones in half with a
sharp knife and kept adding
sugar. stirring it in with a
wooden spoon, TO see that the
berries did not get too sweet.
My mother says most people
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

she puts can or peas IN with
the lamb Sometimes she puts a
can of peas and a half pound
Of ground round steak in with
beef stew. Once We had left over
veal chops minced up and mixed
with cold boiled ham
But however she makes them,
The pies arc EOOd- It s fffee-trAfef4
coming home to dinner late, 10
find a coed hot pie in the oven
They keep warm such a long
while. We never have any left
over pies 10 throw away either
for they are good TO eat warmed
over for lunch l think those in
dividual bowls for meat pies are
fine idea They have certainly
paid for themselves over and
over again.
My mother says that the secret
is lots of gravy, thin in the bowl
for 1t cooks oHt and thickens
while it's baking
am sure no Almanacker ever
made strawberry short cake like
my mother does. | watched her
the other night when we had
some unexpected company and
had only a can of pineapples for
dessert She said. Run quick TO
the store and bring me four
boxes of berries" While my sis
ter was gone she mixed the cake.
She took:
212 cups OF flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
/ teaspoon salt
~ cups Of milk
/ cup of lard
She sifted the flour baking
powder and salt together, took 2
wire spoons and cut the lard into
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ruin short cake by having the
berries too sweet. You only use
exactly enough sugar TO bring
out the strawberry flavor. She
says too much MASKING takes
this flavor away, She let the
berries stand in the sugar while
we ate dinner and believe it or
not there was lots Of juice around
them. Everybody said II was the
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y cup milk pound white raisins
the butter with the tablespoon Add
which previously wbeaen. Dissolve the yeast
little of the milk and add ohe butter Sft flour
the the
firm handle Cut the dough into
nch thickness Beat the whites sfy with
the the sheets of dough
Sprinkle with pineapple any other fruit
Then roll like clyro Place INCREASED pan and
N a medium
light haky and delicious after
anything filling
The advantage making this cake that
be simple operations easily quickly
very your sending this
file
We asked
warmed Many OF
family Mary Lee swami
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