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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-25
RIPE RHUBARB AND SWEET
CHERRY JAM
4cups prepared fruit
7cups sugar
/ bottle fruit pectin

To prepare fruit, slice me or
chop (do not peeD about l pound
rhubarb. with white cherries. use
red stalked rhubarb for color.) Pit
about IA pounds fully ripe cher
ries: crush thoroughly or grind.
Combine fruits. Measure sugar and
prepared fruit into large kettle.
Mix well. Bring to a full rolling
boil over hottest fire. Stir con-
stantly before and while boiling.
Boil hard 3 minutes. Remove from
fire and stir in bottled fruit pectin.
Skim; pour quickly. Paraffin hot
lam at once. Makes about 10
glasses C fluid ounces each).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-25
DINNERS
Spaghetti. italian Meat Sauce
Swiss Chard Garden Salad Bowl
Cherry Pie Coffee
Dreaded Veal Outlet
Creamed White Turnips
Mashed Sweet Potatoes
Lettuce Salad
Ipside Down Cherry Cake Coffee

lemon rind and Juice, raisins. and
nut meats, mix we'll, and bring to
a full rolling boil over hottest fire.
Stir constantly before and while
boiling. Boil hard 5 minutes Re-
move from fire and stir In bottled
fruit pectin. Then stir and skim
by turns for Just 5 minutes to cool
slightly, to prevent floating fruit.
Pour quickly. Paraffin hot conserve
at once. Makes about IL glasses g
fluid ounces each).
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-21
Current Comments From Washington

A hundred years ago, news travelled so slowly that battles sometimes were fought after peace had been declared. In such remote times, column writers and commentators had a chance to render a substantial service, and could put something in print with reasonable certainty that If they missed fire, the reading public would forget their mistaken sur mises and prophecies before the ultimate truth became known. Those days have gone, never to return. A decent respect for mat ters of deep and universal con- cern demands that r-ference should be made to the Lend Lease Bill. Prudence restrains comment to the remark that Con gress has handled no more inn portant affair in a quarter cen tury. The Kaleidoscope changes on the Lend Lease front make the commentators wisdom of to- day the foolishneSS of tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-21
sf -ES3f -~f Navy Can Spare No Vessels Says Secretary Knox

WASHINGTON, Feb. - Col. Frank Knox, Secretary of the Navy, bluntly said the Navy "can spare no more destroyers."
 The statement was made when he was asked to make a comment on Wendell Willkie'S proposal that five to ten destroyers be sup piled to Great Britain every month. The proposal was made before the Senate Foreign Re lations Committee in supporting the British Aid bill, with modific ations.
 Secretary Knox, at a confer ence with newsmen, further said:
 We haven't any more destroy CTS to spare. We need all we hay now for balanced fleet. I am no going 10 make any comment di- rectly on Willkie's proposal but my position as Secretary of the Navy is against depicting our Navy further
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-21

A good deal of sympathy has been dedicated to the King of England. Poor old Petain taxed at the sunset beyond his strength, and perhaps beyond's anyone's strength, pres -nts a saddsned spectacle. Prejudice aside, the Duce has strongest claim upon pity, in that, added to a else, he has made a fool of himself. Vir- tually brushed out of Africa, and r duced to a Man Friday for Hit Ter. and an inefficien. one at tha: his talk about restoring the a1- cient Roman empire sounds even more ridiculous today that it did when his chief claim to military prowess iay in the fact that It. allan guns werz too much for the clubs of Abyssinia.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-21
Removal Profit Tax On Gold Passes Senate

JUNEAU. Feb. 19 - The Sen ate passed the resolution intro duced by Senator Hja'mar Nor dale, Democrat of Fairbanks. ask ing Congress to exempt gold min ing from the federal excess pro ifs tax.
 The measure now goes to the House.
 The bill introduced in the Sen a;e by Senator o. D. Cochran, Democrat of Nome, to remove :h eagle bounty is ready now to go to its second reading. A hot fight was expected on this mea- sure when it come up for a third reading The fisheries and game committee of the S-nate attach ed 2 Do Not Pass" tag on the bill.
 The only important bill in the House yesterday was introduced 5,. Representative Crystal Snow Jenne. D mocrat of Juneau, for 2 3me for destitute women. The A:Ii recommends the White House 2; Skagway and provides $8,000
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-21

Last spring, the Walter-Logan Bill took a trip from the Capitol to the White House, end return ed with a veto. Its purpose was to provide tribunal having pow CT to review the ruling of bur eaus of the government. More definitely, and in the language of a Representative: ''The great st need is to have some body a com plaint can be made to, aside from the superior of the person com plain d about" To furnish mea sure which will accomplish the desired, end and at the same time stand in no danger of having its head Topped off by the President, is a task which Congress has laid out for itself during the present session.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-21

Federal housing got a good start at the post, but slowed down considerably in the back stretch. It is alleged that al though appropriations were made for 68,000 homes, less than 1000 have been completed, about 35,- 900 being under construction. The delay may havs been caused by internal discussions as to which agency of the government should have the say regarding the building. In any event, the lack of progress became a thorn in the Presidents side. It Is said that the White House has called for report on the entire sltu- ation, weekly statements as to what is being done, and periodic ally issued lists of the namss of those government organizations which are lukeWarm or liesurely. In all probability, hereafter the sound of the saw and the ham mer will be hard more loudly in the land.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-21

The operator of Nazi plane reports that dive bombing put him under no particular strain, a pi-ce of reassuring information
 which England no doubt will be pleased to hear When 8 boy spear ing frogs with a pitchfork on the bank of a stream was asked what he was doing, he said: Having fun" To which the questioner replied; It may be fun for you but it's hard timss for the frogs ''
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-21

In the Whirl of events, the Dies Committee has been almost for gotten. Having gone broke a few weeks ago, it may be said to be living, but not in the best of health, The Dies investigation, though not without bitter oppon- ents, made a general and popular appeal. In most quarters there will be satisfaction concerning the report that un-American act ivities are to be looking into for another year at least, even tho an expenditure of hundred and fifty thousands dollars in involv- ed.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-21

Scotland is supposed to be a country in which money is made to go long way. A dollar spent by Greece has to give a good ac- count of itself also, it seems. The Greeks politely decline to con- Sider a tender of planes by the Navy of the United States, on the ground that none but the latest and best machines are de- sired. No doubt the Greeks in- tend to pay for what they get,
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-21

for purchase and an annual main tenance of S15,000 if it is found desirabl. or $35,000 for construc ton or purchase of a place else where.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-21

As time goes on it seems that rugged individuals are becoming more and more ragged.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-21

and really may do so. but the incident reminds one of the bad manners that result in looking { gift horse in the mouth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

T. G. A. sweepstakes at Allen
more, Saturday and Sunday.
Entries: Allenmore, IS; Brook
dale, Al: Fircrest. 2: Meadow
Park. Is; Highland, Il; Linden.
5; Tacoma Country g. Golf club,
/. Total. ll6.
Brookdale looks certain to win
the December sweeps. The club
had IL entries Va Allenmore's ap.
with play on Allenmores home
course. Brookdale has a large lead
now.
Winners. first George
Poprad. Joe Desson (Allenmore)
s6-s-5s. Low gross, 90. Jack Nc
Intyre (Highland). Jack johnson
(Brookdale), es-sA-5els. George
Hallingstad tAllenmore). Spike
ABBY. 6e-s-61. ockie Eliason.
Bob Morris tAllenmorel. 7o-7-
So.
Second division-Ioe Des-
mond. Albert Petrick Brook
dale). s0-2si,-s6l,. low net.
Ken Hopper. Pat Kelly High
land, 7s-i7i,-5si,. Al Farr.
Joe Macarthur (FircresD. IL
1885,. Richard Davis,
Walt Whitney tAilenmorel,
Se-ls-62.
Third division-Archie Nelson
Frank Roger (Allenmore). II.
1871. Carl Lawson, Cap Payne
tBrook dsle1. 7S-12-62. Ear
Matthias. Jack Van Whye ALLEN
morel. 72-10-62. r. Chaplin. Bud
Abraham tBrookdalel. 7s-15h-
26ls. Long drive on 9th hole won
by Aaron Aiken. Under. 2e2 i
yards. Hole in one, Oekie Eliason
10 feet inch. Lew Tullis. II feet
George Poprad. IL feet inches
George Coomb BIS Of Highland
mace hole in one on the Allen
more on the sth hole.
Frcrest Medal handicap. Sun
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
BY HARRY FERGUSON

NEW YORk-Monday morn
ing grid-irony:
Hero of the weekend-Curtis
Mscham. sophomore right half
back of the University of Ore
gon. He threw passes for all
three of his teams touchdowns
against Southern California.
gave a terrific demonstration of
punting. intercepted pass and
ran 1t back So yards.
Upset cf the week-end--Ove-
gon States 100 victory over
stanford, Rose Bowl champions.
% good when diluted by min
water. 4 muddy field NJ Cor
wallis. Ore, hampered Frankie
Albert, Stanford's All-American
quarterback. and he turned out,
alas, TO be . mere mortal.
Minnesota land by the way.
who is going to stop those babies
this season y uses the Joe Louis
technique-knock EN- down with
one punch and polish 'em off at
your ease. On the first play of
the game against Illinois. the
Minnesota boys shook Bill Daley
loose for 10 yards and a touch
down. After that, the deluge.
Department Of revenge and
he-who-iaughs-isst-laughs-best-
Tuss MeLaughry. the coach at
Brown for years and now start
ing his first season At Dart
mouth. never had been able to
beat a team coached by And,
Kerr of Colgate. Not until this
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Sports Parade -.

weekend, that Ia. Score: Dart
mouth Is, Colgate s.
Lon Stiner, coach at Oregon
State, formerly played for the
University OF Nebraska. Last
January Stanford beat Nebraska
IN the Rose Bowl. Over the
weekend Stiner struck a blow
for Nebraska and Oregon State.
Score: oregon State 10, STAN
ford o.
Whole new program IN the
Bowl games on Jan. !. -Four of
the teams that played in the
1p41 Bowl games already have
been defeated and the road will
not be smoother from here on
out. The unlucky ones are Ten
nessss. Boston college, Stanford
and Georgetown.
First prospective An-American
seen by this department In 194l
h Dersce Moser of the Texas
Aggies. He runs. passes and
kicks. His only visible flaw Is
that he has not learned 20 carry
the water bucket without spill
ing a few drops
Long ago some football phi
losopher in Percy Haughton's
day coined the deathless phrase:
The game isn't over until the
final whistle blows" Wisconsin
and New York university were q
couple Of teams that learned the
truth OF that axiom.
At one stage of each game,
both had ROSY dreams Of a ter
rifle upset. Score at the end Of
the first period: Wisconsin Il.
Northwestern IL. Final score:
Northwestern Al. Wisconsin IA.
Score at the end of the first
half: New York L. !. Texas
Aggies :. Final score: Texas
Aggies az. New York L. :.
Best one on Saturdays sched-
ule Northwestern VS.. Michigan
Al Evanston. III.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
B 0 W Ii N G

Leonard juicy, shooting for the
Robins, rolled 2o2, 1877 and 2o4 in
the matches of the Early Birds,
Sunday, TO lead the mixed circuit in
its weekly pin play with a sos
total.
Juley's big score WAS only
one of many fine bits of bowl
ing turned In by the Early Bird
bowlers. Jerry Receconi rolled
l6l. zoe and l79. for a SAC
total. Roman koehIer followed
with . big st4 score.
Bob Stein rolled ISIS. 1p4 and isp
for sal. e. Tippererys 234 was
high single Of the matches. His
total reached 5S3. Carl Murray
rolled out a nice sac score and Lee
land Adams 523.
J. Melboe had . Els single
and sos total. Bob Fisher In
eluded n col single In his Sc
rie~. Earl Hastings and Oscar
johnson each rolled $50 games,
well above their averages.
Women members of the league
also rolled well. with the top mark
going to Helen Blair. whose 1872
is2 and 147 games gave her a 5ll
total. Mae knight Tailed 1s6 In
her second game and finished with
All. Sarah Hoard's best single was
ISL.
SIXTH AVE.
The Rovers came in from Ruston
for special match with the Sixth
Avenue women who won three
points. le54-17e2. A. SUPPLE had
high single and series for the
Rovers, 17s-45o: Maxine Perry had
high single and series. i64-452 for
the Sixth Avenue team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

Wide Open Race for Pasadena
Bowl Confronts Conference
Stonford's Hopes of Undecided Season
Go by the Wayside; Huskies Powerful

two wins and one defeat oregon
state will be idle and Stanford mas
a breather against USF. Santa
Clara plays an important intersec-
tional game against Michigan
State
Other far western scores of the
week end were
Friday: Texas Tech Il,
Ioyola o: San Jose state 70,
San Diego State o; San Mateo
IS. san Francisco state o:
Idaho 81. Gonzaga !: College
of Idaho %. Pacific L IA;
San Francisco &c 0. stockton
&c o; Eastern Washington IS.
Whftworth :: Taft s. Santa
Maria o: Long Beach 10, Chat
FEY 6: Lewiston 12, GonLaga
Frosh O.
Saturday: Southern Methodist
81. college of Pacific o; Cal Aggies
81. Humboldt state o; Western
Washington s. Portland 6; Pacific
Lutheran I. st. Martins o; Chico
State o. Cal Poly 0; Portland Air
base Il. Boise Airbase Z; Carroll
Z. Montana Normal O.; Eastern
Oregon 81. Portland Frosh ID.
Moffett Field rs. Cal Ramblers s;
Stanford Frosh IS. use Frosh s;
Occidental IS. Redlands o; Whit
tier IA. Pomona s; Camp Ham
6. Fort Ord 0; Fresno IS, Santa
Barbara 0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Gaels Defeat
Dons, 50 TO 0

SAN FRANCISCO-With John
ny Podesto OF Modesto throwing
passes right and left, st Mary's
college thumped University of San
Francisco 30 to 0 before $4,000
persons here yesterday.
Each of the five Gael touch
downs was the result of a pass.
Buzz Trebotich, fullback, and Tony
Compagno, right half. each scored
two, and Farren Brumfield. sub
end, accounted for the fifth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Cochrane Wants
Boss Reinstated

SUMMIT, n. Freddie Coch-
rane, welterweight champion, said
today that unless his manager,
Willie Gutenberg. is reinstated by
the New York boxing commission,
he will not 60 through with his
scheduled bout with Ray Robinson
in Madison Square Garden Oct. 81.
Gutenberg has been sus-
pended for six months for al
legedly ordering Cochrane to
coast" during his victory
over Lew Jenkins last Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
SIXTH AVE.
SUFFERS FOR ART

Brian Donlevy wore a single
costume-thst OF General Andrew
jackson throughout the entire
shooting schedule of The Remark
able Andrew. and got q stiff neck
because II the high. stiff collar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
COAST CONFERENCE
BY JIM SULLIVAN

United Press staff Correspondent
SAN FRANCISCo-The Pacific
Coast conference race for the
Rose bowl. after three big football
Saturdays. today was right back
where it started, only more SO.
All Of the major teams in the
conference have lost conference
games and WSC has been beaten
twice Independent Santa Clara
is unbeaten. but the Rose bowl has
a closed shop contract with the
conference.
Stanford. which won Is
straight games starting with
the last game of 1899. fell
from grace Saturday when
big, fast. fighting Oregon
State college team dumped the
Indians, 100.
A wet ball and some Stanford
injuries contributed to the defeat.
but there were no complaints
about the victory which established
the Beavers as top contender for
the Rose bowl.
OREGON CAN SCORE
Oregon, tied for the conference
lead with Stanford, oregon state
and UCLA. overpowered use,
20-e. Oregon is now the highest
scoring team in the conference.
with Sc points in three league
games. II was Oregons first win
over use since 1915.
Washington finally got into
motion to wallop WSC. 1918.
The Cougars got 1872 lead
at the half. but Washington
rolled through for three touch
downs In the last two periods.
Santa Clara, cunning for an
other post-season bowl game, still
ran at half speed, although whip
ping California 1870. The Broncos
were held scoreless for two periods
but finally snatched two breaks
for touchdowns.
UCLA won a conference game
/ from Montana. 14-7, Friday night
st. Mary's best USF 800 on Sun.
day.
HUSkIFS VS.. UCLAS
Oregon has chance TO win I'M
disputed first place next week oy
beating California at Portland
Washington can move into conten-
ton with a win over UCLA and
II use beats WSC, the Trojans
will move into the group that has
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

dsy. Dele Gunnerson. s6-ls-6s.
Ed Hagen, si-12-6e. Paul Graft,
s2-1S-6e. Fritz Metzger. SOLO
70. Bob Van De Mark. 74-4-7o
turdsy. best ball twosome
Archie Mclean and c. z. Bonnell,
7a-l2-s7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
WINkO LEAGUE
NORTHWEST CONFERENCE

Both Madeleine Carroll and Stir
hing Hayden had to swim under
water off Nassau in the Bahamas
for technicolor scenes in Para
mounts Bahama Passage in
which they are co-starred.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Giants, Bears
On Their Way
Pro Race Appears
About Over Now

NEW YORK The National
league football season stil IN an
infant but II looks a. II TIA over
already unless somebody can am
bush the New York Giants or
Chicago Bears.
Unless there's an unprecedented
reversal OF form the Giants and
Bears will win the sectional cham
pionships and meet for the world
gridiron title at Chicago Sunday,
Dec. Il. off their early season
form there is q very good chance
that both will go through their
regular campaigns indicated.
The Giants have won four
straight without drawing q
deep breath, beating the Phila-
delphia Eagles twice. the
Pittsburgh Steelers and the
Washington Redskins once
each. Except for trip
across the river to play the
Dodgers In BROOKLYN. they
have the rest Of their games
at the Polo grounds.
The Bears appear TO be more
powerful than last years cham
pionship outfft If that Is possible.
They've clicked off three straight
beating the Packers. Rams and
Cardinals, and have averaged 20
points q game.
BEARS GO TO TOWN
Passing the Cardinals silly Sun
day. the Bears hung up a 53-7
triumph over their south side
rivals before Ass fans. The
Bears gained 613 yards and scored
the most decisive victory in the
21-year series with the Cardinals
George McAfee cut loose with
runs Of 50 and ~ yards.
ne Sihnf CodsAen 10 m eArN
1910 win over the Eagles before
30.s42 paid customers at the Polo
grounds HOWE Yesger's 3e-yard
touchdown run on a naked reverse
featured the game.
The Washington Redskins
stayed In the running for the
Eastern title. defeating Pitts-
burgh, 24-20. before . crowd
Of 1878 at Forbes field. The
Steelers passed 10 two touch
downs In the final period.
Playing their best game a the
season, the Green Bay Packers
riddled the Brooklyn Dodgers with
passes and end sweeps for a 30-7
triumph before 1881 at Green
Bay. Don Hutson scored two
touchdowns one on a pas and the
other on an end-around play.
The Detroit Lions scored their
first league victory. defeating the
Cleveland Rams. 17-7, before
26,4sf at Detroit. The Rams
didn't score until the last minute
Of play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
rifh ELLIOTT METCALF


II was quite a weekend Of surprising football.
Right In backyard, the spectacular Pacific Lu
therans found wet field conditions hndance their
ing game against ST. Martins Rangers.
So the Lutherans went to the ground TO touch
down and conversion for the only TALES in the game.
And took them plenty Of tim. to do scoring in the second
The Rangers walked passed
But specified football
game in which anything happen.
sornidsbl. hand.
can pour on the heat on the soil when they compelled to score
Of doom" finally hit Stanford. CARDS
me Oregon Skaters who upset washington rolled over Coach
and through rain Of Oregon proportions
Cords Had Luck Lost Year -.
Stanford has been due for no little time
Her system with Albert and kmetovie represents top
flight football Of course But good fortune smiled on the
Cards last They had the luck of champion. Any
champ needs the breaks and then win. Breaks
Al New York But a champ
when
washnstons Huses uphill fights
IN the long football history the school when they beat down Babe
Nm ks seweu Tscoman pitched the Cougar. to two
down. and made conversion Cougar. Is to
folding many expected clan roaring
hack with brute bit the
lead and 90 to win
Huskss if
keep them popped
Moy Recognize Their Class :.
They probably found in the Cougar game that they
have what is needed when they reach down their hearts
and pulled out skill courage tenacy and talent.
the Husks looked they toued to
represent
BY way Husky played bang
up game.
It must terrible Sullivan
companion Of the San Francisco typewriter.
When the the CALIFORNIA;
Sullivan up should
be the old the conference
He reasoned there q California
team beating the nothing
anyway.
Oregon tn. Bay regions proud
naughty Cards what will poor Prescott say
And when learned CALIFORNIA;
sf and eliminating California
Let's Stanford California Southern
UCI4A
Come to think about folks they're theyy
EverYfhing's Okoy. at Thot -.
hoping Phelans Huskies would be the first TO
knock off the but long Oregon State has
done the job everything all right The victory still stays
In the Cow lands" Sully says.
Stanford has T-ottered.
Incidentally every the
the
What
10 Bowl
anything is to tn. mostex exciting years
ncckpe's poured II 10
really though the will have
defeated quite spell
a
shouldn't brighten
would
TIE crest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-05
German Divisions Reported Terrific Losses
Reds Claim Many German Groups Are in Panicky Flight; Torpedo Incident
 Has Not Caused Much Excitement
BY JOE ALEX MORRIS United Press Foreign News EditOr)

The Red Army reported today that sustained counter-attacs before Leningrad and Odessa and on the central front had driven back Adolf Hitler's Legions, sometimes "n panic" and with heavy cas- ualties. great battle for Leningrad continued in full force and appeared to be the key to immediate military developments on the eastern front The Ger mans reported their heavy artillery was shelling the birthplace of the BoIshevik revolution The Russians said their artillery, tank and infantry attacks had re- captured four villages and broken up. number of enemy units, including heavy artillery battalion used in the attack the city.
 The Leningrad battle may hinge on other Russian operations intended to relieve the defenders which include
 fighting peoples guard On the front at unspecified point the Red Army reported successful drive in which the Germans suffered 1000 casualties that may have been designed to weaken the Naz siege Moscow also reported that more than loo German bombers lay in ruins on the cliffs of north Russian navalair base presumably the Island of Kronstadt off Lenngrad .
 The German version of the battle of Leningrad was that operations of encrclement proceeding but uno
 caly 1t acknowledged that resistance was So strong that direct assault was uncertain. Aaa
 The relieving Russian counter drives may decide the outcome directly than the embated defenders in the suburbs Tn addition the Russians fighting to keep open their lines in the north and London heard that the Red Army making progress along the Arctic coast tn sea and land drive near the Port of Petsamo.