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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-20
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He wasn't telling all he knew.
He wasn't, for example, telling
that he had seen holes in the
Sonora's hull-holes that could
have been put there, not by a
storm, but by gunfire. He saw
something like relief in Ham
mond's worried eyes.
LII think this over" Ham
mond said. Tomorrow we'll
put it up to Eric Forbes, my
general manager, who is flying
down from New York. If we
like your proposition, we'll GER
tainly come to terms to you
Now If you don't mind -
He rose and came from behind
the desk. I'll turn in. Doc
tors orders, you know"
Jim Mallory said, Good
night, sir" After Hammond
left the room he walked over
to Mary's desk.
"You left the party early
You must have pressing work,
to be at it at midnight"
II keep irregular hours -
Spike" she said, venom in her
voice. She showed the papers
she had been working on into
a drawer, slammed the drawer
and rose. You are very smart,
Mr.. Mallory. Or should say
fresh?" \
You're rather clever your
SELF" he said. Pretending to
work SO you could hear what
was said here tonight. Do you
make a habit of spying on your
boss?"
That got her, as he knew il
would. He saw quick alarm
in her eyes.
STILL" she retorted, I'm not
planning to blackmail him-as
you are" And she started to
turn away to leave the room,
but he caught her arm and held
her.
What do you mean by that?"
AS IL you don't know. A
blind person could see through
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-20
YOU. Even Mr.. Hammond

you. Even Mr.. Hammond
knows what you're up to. You
don't want to salvage that ship.
You want him to pay you not to
salvage it,"
II don't get you. I really
don't get you"
"You know" she said, her
voice lowering to q whisper,
that Mr.. Hammond doesn't
want that ship salvaged or even
located. You know he doesn't
want to have anything to do
with it."
He eyed her calmly enough,
but he was excited. He said,
Maybe you and could work
together. What do you say?"
He wanted to find out what she
was up to. She puzzled him.
Maybe" she said. "And
maybe not" She twisted her
arm from his grasp and left
the room nuTTleOly.
Eric Forbes arrived at noon
the next day. He was darkly
handsome man. He was the
typical young executive, brisk of
speech and movement, self-con-
fident, aggressive. Jim Mallory
met him after spending the
morning with Lois Hammond.
He was in the study with
Hammond, and Mary Larsen
was there too, tipping at her
desk. Jim had known she would
be there.
Eric Forbes said at once, MIR.
Hammond has outlined your
idea, Mallory. However, il
seems like q long shot to me.
1 take it you'd want the COM
pany to put up some money on
this-this gamble"
1T isn't q gamble" Jim said.
Its a sure thing. But that was
my idea. I'm not financially
able to handle the Job alone"
"Ore Is hard to salvage. You
might have all sorts OF trouble.
We know nothing about your
company. Your equipment might
not be what it should be-"
Jim Mallory didn't reply to
that. He knew Eric Forbes was
hedging. He looked ut Jeffrey
Hammond, saw that the older
man was leaving the matter to
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-20
. BARBS

Communists support Of the
defense program in order to aid
the Soviet Union doe. not re-
move the reasons why labor
fights them as deadly enemies.
- William Green, president Of
the A. F. of L.
Most Americans are over
weight just because they take
too much relaxation and too lit
tie exercise - Nelson Bennett,
model, who ut so has not chang
ed q measurement In 20 years.
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ance company, but l was in
formed the cargo had not been
insured"
Quite right. There was a
slip-up in the office. The cargo
should have been insured. But
l can't agree that salvaging
would pay. The cargo was man.
ganese, and ore is always diff
cult to salvage. Besides, the
Sonora lies at 80 fathoms and
divers can't work at that depth"
"She lies at 40 fathoms, Mr..
Hammond, not 3d."
But the Coast Guard took a
sounding"
The Coast Guard took q
sounding at the spot where the
Sonora's crew said she went
down. She doesn't lie there,
but several miles away"
Perhaps the crew was mis-
taken. After all, the men must
have been ratified. They were
caught in a hurricane, and the
captain and his first officer were
lost"
Jim Mallory made slow
thing of lighting a cigaret. He
stole a glance at the girl; obvi-
Ously she was all ears. He look
ed back at his host; it was OBJ
vious that Hammond was un-
easy. His face was somewhat
haggard by illness, but illness
didn't wholly explain the worry
in his eyes.
by the way, Mallory" Ham,
mond said, did you 60 down to
the ship?"
Jim Mallory saw Mary Lar
sens head come up. He said
Yes" And he saw Hammond
frown. You could feel a mys-
terry here, he told himself.
Hamm0nd's voice was casual,
asking, WAS she badly damag-
ed?"
II wasn't down long, sir" jim
Mallory answered. He admit
I'd nothing, and that was no lie.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-20
. SERIAL STORY
BY JOSEPH L. CHADWICK

YgSTEDDAY: Jim Mallory arrives nj
he 0a0mend mansien 70 find Jeffrey
M Gssghter Lsis assigned TO entertain
M. He overhears Lois and some
fE1eo1e talk sbout him. They picture him
- . oisagreesbls person because Of his
salvage wofk. when Jim enters the room
thsy afo surprised. especially Lois Ham,
mend an1 Mary Larsen. whom he learns
= 1Qs. Hamnsnd's secretary. Lois plays
- - Jim and asks him to dance. He
Ao4Soos Mary watching them with .
tWlDeol and bitter smile on her lips.
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BOMBSHELL HITS HOME
CHAPTER w

Jeffery Hammond returned
home shortly before midnight.
Jim Mallory, summoned to his
hosts study, faced distinguish
Cd looking man of about IS.
They shook hands. Hammond s
eyes were troubled. Jim re-
membered hearing the man was
something Of. an invalid.
Hammond sat down at his
desk, and said, "Sorry I wasn't
hers when you arrived, Mallory.
! was called to the office. Mack
~ Radio reported picking up
m sos from . Hammond ship"
That's quite all right, sir
Jim Mallory said. He was
owlre Of several things; that
~ Hammond Lines seemed to
hoye much trouble of late.s that
0othn1OndB -seeretary. Mary
sEfbou. No. zst the other desk
Fo1 lhe 1ar ind of the room, and
\ t though TIE nirl was busily
(SIE1 ng - could be just as
h ll4nlhg - this CONVEX
80 "I've been
m ue several COM
;'cs sss. ss, ss;ss
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
3 Charming
New Roses
For I94I
BY AMATEUR GARDENER

IT is not too late TO plant
roses. They will still have plenty
of time 10 bloom and make
sufficient growth from now TO
Fall 10 carry them over the
Winter.
There are several new varie-
ties that will be worthy addi-
tion TO the garden. There are
three. known as the All-America
rose selection, which have proven
outstanding.
The first is called Apricot
Queen. This one seems 10 be a
vigorous grower, free blooming
rose with long tapered buds Of
light burnt orange color. When
il is in full bloom il bursts into
splendid we'll shaped flowers Of
n coppery orange When this
variety is seen in the brilliant
sunshine the color glows as an
-eFaHge-aPFieet th-the high
lights displaying a distinct and
pleasing salmon rose sheen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Create Illusion
Of eauty

PLAIN JANE will he happier
If she realizes that she can
create the illusion of beauty; il
has been done by clever girls
time and again.
A few slick tricks and there
you are. lining up with the
pulchritude chorus.
If the fairy godHether has not
bestowed beautifully ctIisefpd
features, ambreSial locks di-
vinely lovely eyes and a grace
full figure. one can compensate
for the loss by cultivaiing gentle
manners and a musical voice
Good taste in dress is a factor
in the composition of attractive
appearance. The alert mentality.
combined with good nature and
charming wit, will set any girl
apart from the crowd: certainly
these qualities make stronger
appeal for popularity than physi-
cal charm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

HERE'S a fashion first"
style for the larger woman
frock that will give YOU real
stand-out-from-the-c rowd dis
tinction. For Anne Adams has
designed Pattern 47S3 with
such fresh and imaginative style
and detail that II both builds
up your personality and Sims
down your proportions.
Pattern 47S3 is available in
women'S Sizes-36, 80. 40. AZ,
"a. IS. az and 50 Size IS. street
length dress. takes 3As yards
39-inch fabric.
Send fifteen cents t15c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size. name
address and style number
Address your request 90 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment. 1925 Times Square. De
.troit. Mich. Owing 10 customs
regulations orders 10 Canadian
destinations cannot be filed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

IF YOU have flair for style there may place for you in
this growing field of dress design You talents
in home study in designing for yourself and friends
Charts and diagrams explain the rules of hattery show
you how to make your pattern
Your first to sketch your idea and plan your trim
ming The parts Of the body you will specially
indicated by diagram neck La. bust hips
The neckne is important frame for the face
neckne be unbecoming TO but deep oval is
generally flatteFing
Next with pins and shears you your model
n muslin a
In 40-page booklet DRESS DESIGNING FOR a SMART
CAREER designer with charts
and diagrams dress designing and pattern making Has in
fabrics coos Of style; forgetting
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in for this booklet TO The De-
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Please be write plainly your address and title Of
bOOklp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

PLUMP. SUN RIP + y + ID
Strawberries turn them into
jellies and Jams that are things
OF beauty-and oh. such good
eating. Local berries are in fine
condition right now three quarts
give you a whole dozen glasses
of perfect Jelly.
The color and flavor Of straw
berries are easily destroyed by
heat Hence in making preserves
it is we'll to cook them only
short time
Modern fool-proof recipes re-
quire but ha1f-minute bOIfIug
for jelly-a minute or so for
lam. They give you half again
as many glasses from every box
of fruit and the flavor is Won
derful-so close TO that of the
fresh fruit. Here are some for
you to try:
Strawberry Jelly
4 cups berry juice
2 tablespoons lemon Juice
s cups sugar
| bottle fruit pectin
To prepare juice, crush thor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

and set aside until needed.
Measure prepared fruit into a 3
to 6-quart adding just
enough water to make up the A
cup measure, if necessary.
Place over very high heat.
Add powdered fruit pectin, mix
well, and continue stirring until
mixture comes 10 a hard boil.
Pour in sugar at once, stirring
constantly. Continue stirring.
bring TO a full rolling boil and
boil hard ! minute. Remove
from heat, skim, pour quickly.
Pafaffin hot jam at enee.
Strawberry Preserves
2 quarts strawberries
5 cups sugar
u cup lemon juice
Let combined strawberries and
sugar stand for 4 hours. Put
on 10 boil; when boiling point
is reached continue S minutes.
add lemon Juice and boil 2
minutes more when the mixture
begins TO boil again. Pour into
Sterilized jars and seal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Market Report

THE BULK Of the locally
grown strawberry crop is
expected sometime the first
of next week. So far the
quality has not been up 10
standard due to the recent
rainy weather but should
improve with a few days Of
sunshine.
The Detroit Municipal Bur
eau of Markets tells us that
punched new carrots from
Arizona. California and Texas
are m heavy supply in the
markets. and retailers will
doubtless feature these az at
traCtlve prices this weekend
AvoCadoS, asparagus and
new potatoes are plentiful AT
present. and there is q mod
crate supply of beans cab
bage. cucumberS and rhubarb
For the best meat value for
this weekend dealers recon-
mend front quarter cuts OF
beef or veal.
Due to lower receipts and
increased sales. most meats
have had a slight increase in
price however. poultry prices
have gone down a little be-
cause Of the increased offer
ings Of live fowl
The price Of butter and
cheese has remained station
AIRY. while that Of eggs has
advanced slightly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
THE BRIDES PRIMER
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

Is for garaiShes stately or bright.
THEY'LL turn the dulleSt into pictures 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

| cup general purpose flour
l teaspoon baking powder
u teaspoon salt
a cup milk
teaspoon vanilla
2 egg whites tstiffly beaten)
Cream butter and add sugar
gradually, Dreaming until the
mixture is very fluffy. Sift to-
gether the flour, baking powder
and salt. Add 10 creamed mix
ture alternately with milk. Fold
in vanilla and stiffly beaten egg
whites.
Fill small. buttered pudding
molds about tWo-thirdS full.
Cover, and place on rack in the
cooker. Cover cooker. and cook
on high heat until steam escapes
from the vent. Turn To simmer
and cook for about 2 minutes
longer. Makes six small pud-
dings.
These directions are for an
electric steamer. For ordinary
steamer. steam one hour. Serve
warm. with strawberry or rasp-
berry sauce, or. if you prefer it,
you might put a spoonful Of
raspberry jam in each buttered
pudding mold before pouring in
the batter.
Lamb Croquettes
? cups finely chopped cooked
lamb
/ cup boiled rice
tablespoon minced parsley
I cup milk
tablespoon lemon juice
> tablespoons flour
J tablespoon butter
Salt and pepper
Make white sauce of -four.
butter and milk. mix other in
gradients thoroughly. and then
combine with hot white sauce.
Spread on platter. and when
cold, shape into crOQuetteS and
fry in deep, hot FAT until brown.
This serves approximately five.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
SANDWICH SPREAD

CRAB MEAT AND celery
sandwiches are meant for tea.
porch and picnic. Two-thirds
Crab-meat 10 one-third minced
celery, and mayonnaise to spread
nicely, is a good proportion.
Spread on thin bread. please.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

SURPRISING WHAT little bunch Of parsley slice
or bright red cherry can do 10 a dinner plate. Bu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

WHETHER YOU BUY OR NOT
DRIVE RIGHT INTO LOT BE-
HIND OUR STORE ON WAYNE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

oughly or grind about 3 quarts
fully ripe strawberries. Place
fruit in jelly cloth or bag and
squeeze out Juice. Squeeze and
strain juice from 1 medium sized
lemon.
Measure sugar and fruit juices
into saucepan and mix. Bring
to a boil over highest heat and
at once add pectin, stirring con-
stantly Then bring TO full
rolling boil and boil hard y
iffiffttte Remove fFeH- heat,
skim, pour quickly Paraffin hot
jelly at once.
Strawberry Jam
4 cups prepared fruit
6i2 cups sugar
box powdered fruit pectin
To prepare fruit, grind about
2 quarts fully ripe berries, or
crush completely one layer at
time so that each berry is re-
duced TO a pulp. Measure sugar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Leftover Roast Makes
Tasty Company Luncheon

SUPPOSE YOU get word that
some of the girls are coming
over one bright morning. and
you know you will he expected
TO serve them lunch.
Your food budget Won I allow
you TO go forth and buy a lot
of things. so you look over your
refrigerator and find some Of
Sundays roast lamb
This menu may help you solve
the problem at little expense.
Todsy's Menu
Iced Fruit Juice
Lamb Croquettes
Nodded Tomato Salad
Buttered or Dreamed Green Peas
Hot Biscuits Snow Balls
Strawberry or Raspberry Sauce
Coffee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

~ SURPRISING WHAT little bunch Of parsley. slice
Of pickle or a bright cherry do dinner plate But
these the only possibilities
TRY THIS
cut carrots into and few
each vegetable salad plate
Make 10 cuts in small pickles terminating in
Now the slender STRIPS will fly out fan-style
from solid end.
Fluted bananas add decorative note 10
salads To flute banana peel silver fork and run
the tines gently banana engthWiSe Shce into even
slices Flute cucunbcrS manner with skins on
Sprinkle finely diced bacon lightly Drowned over huttered
vegetables green beans, carrots. peas ef eeets
Arrange we'll cooked cocktail aUSages IN threes around
the edge OF the vegetable salad bowl
IN GARNIsNG large plate or platter with parsley use It
IN lunches not number but odd one g. or l.
pink tipped celery curS cut celery INTO finch pieces
within inch Of the end in quarter inch pieces
Let stand about hours that ends VIII fly out
Dry gently towel and dip into paprIka
For radsh stem and blossom end rom req
sdisHe Make skin resemble petals
Drop about hours before serving.
STUFF PRUNES with cheese Use TO accent
Summer salad plates
Drop quarter orange skin and all into hot
lust before serving color and flavor,
dab Of whipped cream floating atop hot cold tomato
is pleasing.
few on top, please
THIS SERIES letters The Brides Primer planned TO help
the seasons More articles forthcoming
so clip alphabetical order for future reference
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
A Brilliant Red

Charlotte Armstrong. is n
shapely rich red budded rose
that opens 10 a brilliant spec
trum red during cool weather.
At other times this pretty rose
is more Of a vivid Cerise color.
The third All-America Selec-
tion is called California. 1t is
rudy orange toned with a SAT-
from yellow that has r blend of
rose and apricot on the outside
Of its broad petals. This is more
outstanding than the other two
because il is endowed with a
delightful rich fragrance.
All three of these plants are
patented and may be more eX-
pensive than some Of the other
varieties but the extra cost will
be worth while.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
New Shrub Rose

There is also a new ever
blooming shrub rose. II is called
LipStick- Ii has a splendid shrub
habit and produces snowy, large
flower clusters all season long
The color is a clear ceriSe
with salmon standings and its
yellow stamens add considerably
TO its beauty.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-17
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errors must be given In time for correc-
ton before the second edition.
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