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as above. increasing time. to as
minutes. Before serving fill In
hollows with additional jam. I i
Other exciting Party Cakes a.
serve are the Ribbon Cake. Lord
Baltimore Cake or the Maryland
Black Walnut Cake.
The section devoted to Up
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You can be q paStry.tube 4
Pastries for your next party. Di
Recipes" newest Cook booklet In
All the way through the new
Cake Book, third in the DAILY
MONITOR series Of 20 Cook
booklets, are recipes for cakes
that will delight your guests,
but there is one special section
on more elaborate party cakes.
The Torte Is rich and luscious
and truly q festive type Of cake.
Among the several varieties of
this kind Is the classic LINER
Torte which Is made this way:
LINER ,ToRTE
2 cups sifted flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
cup shortening
] cup sugar
3 eggs
/ teaspoon grated lemon rind
3 tablespoons lemon juice
" pound blanched almonds,
grated
/ glass tart red jelly
n cup heavy cream, whipped
Sift flour and baking powder
together 5 or 8 times. Cream
shortening until smooth and
fluffy. Add sugar, eggs, lemon
rind and juice and beat for S
minutes. Add almonds, fold In
flour mixture and pour into
creased spring-for pan. Bake
In moderate oven ESQ., F.)
about IS minutes. Garnish top
with jelly and whipped cream.
Makes / (9-inch) torte. Or
omit jelly, reduce baking pow
der to / teaspoon and add !
tablespoon brandy. Separate
eggs and fold in stiffly beaten
whites last. Roll out 2/3 of the
dough and line q spring-form
pan, having dough for bottom
thicker than for sides. Fill with
cups jam or preserves. Roll
remaining dough, cut into strips
and place crisscross on toy. Bake
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Poultry

sDETROIT. Aus. ts-tAP)-tU. q. Dept
Agr.b-Psuitry. neWs easy. balance
steady. Hens average ran ~: Leshorn
h.ns = lbs ny -; ,essks ie-is: Roeh
sprirgess average ran ~; Leshern
brsiiers ia lbs ~ 70.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-12

Charles A. Duryea invented
and operated the first success
full automobile driven by =
gasoline engine In America.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-12

Hsinie and litter bug game win
b Z feature Of both days. ~
The prize committee an
nouneed that IN electric sewing
machine. = w-ssts. catch. .
Johnston Sea Horse Motor. and
q bicycle, will be given away
at the Grand drawing.
The chicken dinner which
has been 50 popular during the
past Ave years will be IN event
Of Sunday afternoon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-12

pastrytube artist and create gorgeous French
your party Directions In 1850 Classic Cake
Recipes" newest Cookbooklet in series Of twenty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

There have been attempts on
his life before you remember
the shooting incident" June said
when he had finished. Ashley
suspects who is at the back OF
this organized supply of gasoline
and rations for the German
raider, but as he is a high official
here, Sir Hugo can't possibly 60
to the government about him un-
til he has proof. They know
Ashley is after that preef and
they'd stop at nothing TO prevent
his getting THAT'S the danger.
They're not only INSCRIPTIONS
themselves, but they are in the
service of an INSCRIPTIONS gov
eminent. A government that
doesn't hesitate to lie, to cheat,
to murder"
You're telling me-" Peter said
grimly.
She drew deep breath and
went on: Ashley wouldn't,
wouldn't have let me down" her
face went scarlet, unless he was
prevented. That's why / feel
that something has happened to
him, Her voice died sharply.
1--WE could go there by car"
Sandra said. But il will take us
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
PATHWAY TO PARADISE

car and on her way 10 Plantation
House
Peter saw her drive.up and ran
down off the porch to meet her.
June ?" There was such hope
in his voice that for a moment
she didn't speak, she couldn't.
She thought That's how | loved
Ashley" And used the past
tense without realizing It,
She said almost prosaically:
The weddings off, Peter And
then hurried on hreathlessly be
fore ne could comment: Ashley
hasn't come back. oh Peter
-leel-I- l4naw- something dread
full has happened to him."
ION, so that's why the wedding
is off he said
Peter =" She put out a
hand and touched his arm but he
didn't seem aware Of II. She
swallowed something in her
throat and went on: q was
thinking Of your plane. Sir
Hugo told nae that you knew the
territory into which Ashley's
gone. Is there anywhere there
where you could land plane ?"
He scratched his head, II don't
seem TO remember The country's
awfuiiy hitiy. / can't remember
any open space. But Sandra
came over a slightly different
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

route. She might have seen some
place. Shall we so in and ask
herr" '"
"Oh, so Sndra will have TO
come into it," she said slowly.
Not If you don't want her to. >"
She hesitated. then she shrug-
ged. "Oh / suppose she'll have
TO come into it now. / couldn't
keep her out. l never seemed
very successful at keeping her
out anyhow" And she laughed, a
little ruefully, but without bitter
ness.
Peter laughed too, because the
way she had laughed had been
such a relief TO him. Come
along" he drew her arm through
his and they went inside the
house together.
Sandra wasn't hostile. She was
too frightened to be hostile. Too
frightened and utterly miserable.
Felicite cried: But who ave
we ere? The bride? But why
does she not dress 'erself for the
wedding ?"
THE weddings off. Felicite,"
Peter said CURLY.
Sandra said: "Oh." Just
that. But for some reason every
one turned and stared at her, and
her father got up quite hastily
for him and solicitously handed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
RIDDLE IN RED
BY Jonathan S+ogee

ing I'm sure he'll try and wave
back and then we'd know
we'd know he was there. That
he was go" but she didn't finish
the sentence.
Peter circled over several
times again, quite low.
There something doing.
Peter" Her voice was high
pitched quite excited now DO
you see about six natives leaving
the place, flying for their lives,
I'd say, down that path towards
the scrub? Looks as though we'd
scared them away, But why
should They're scared fB3tft
there's still no sign Of Ashley. y
He's probably left and is on
his way back TO Princeville, =
Peter suggested. No one said
anything for a few moments. 1t
was Sandra who cried shrilly:
Look. that's smoke, isn't it,"
Smoke ?" June's voice echoed
family, and Peter repeated the
word. Smoke? ?"
Yes, yes, and it's coming from
the house"
Someone must have felt cold
and lighted fire" Peter re-
marked flippantly, but, oddly, he
didn't feel flippant.
June cried: s"Yes, it is smoke,
definitely. They've set the
house afire! But, but q. oh
Peter. go over just once again!
We should be able to see some
thing more. Ashley might still
be there. He might
"He might be a prisoner. He
might even be burned TO death"
Sandra interposed. And added
sharply: Peter, you've got to
land somewhere quickly!"
ITS all very well to say land
somewhere quickly" he grum-
-bled. "but where the heck am /
going to land? Where's that
clear space you spoke of?
Hanged if l can see it. And E.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
I'm coming too" sandra said

I'm coming too" Sandra said
quietly.
They both turned towards her.
But look here, Sandra," Peter
expostulated, II don't see what
help you could be. I'll find this
landing spot - if it's where you
say it is"
""All the same I'm coming"
she said.
Peter looked towards June.
She said to the other girl: I'm
not going to try and keep him
from you once we get him safely
back, Sandra."
Sandra said with a quiet dig
nifty: II wasn't worrying about
that-or even thinking about it.
All the same I'm coming"
Welt, suppose you are then"
June said.
Precisely at three o'clock,
when Sir Hugo was trying 10 be
tactful and playfully facetious
on the subject of the cancelled
wedding, and wondering rather
miserably whether he was carry
ing it off or not, Peter took off
with the two girls. The slight
GOODNESS which had followed San
dras insistence upon coming had
gone. They were both too afraid
even to keep up a pretence OF
hostility. June knew and Sandra
knew too that if Ashley had been
physically able, he would have
got back for the wedding. There
was a growing dread in both
their minds. an agonizing fear.
DETER flew low and in just over
an hour he sighted the old
ruined manor house. Even with
the CRIME Of ages upon it, II
stood out very white against the
green and brown Of the country
side. He circled low over the
house several times.
Doesn't look as though there
were signs of activity" he said.
But there Wouldn't be any
signs" June protested. They're
too clever for that. But -
she was peering down through
the side window, II do seem to
see someone. Yes, and there's
someone else now oh, there are
a lot of natives. ] wonder If
Ashley's there I'll wave II he
sees me waving he'll know who
it is" And she unwound the
bright orange kerchief about her
throat and waved vigorously
Just circle over once more,
Peter" she begged, a few min
utes later IF he saw me way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

CANDRA didn't say anything.
- She had crossed over TO her
fathers desk. She stood with her
back TO them fidgeting with
some papers. Yes, l do rem
ember now" she said at last 1T
is not exactly a field. but quite
a fairish-sized cleared space on
the right side down the road
about fifteen minutes in the car
before 4 came TO your camp, Pc
ter. 1t was iairly level think
you could land there"
Are you talking of a skilful
pilot or OF me ?" he asked so rue
fully that both the girls laughed.
That laughter cleared the air
considerably. A moment later
June was crying: Then you will
go, Peter?"
Hold hard there, June Sup
posing this is a wild goose chase
and that Ashley turns up here
in Princeville? He has till three"
1t was Sandra who said: But
it will be three before we can
possibly start, Peter. You'll
probably have some things to do
TO the plane"
You're right" He Strengthened
himself with an air of decision.
Wen leave it like that then. if
Ashley isn't back by three I'll
try and fly you to this place,
June"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

said her voice raw and edged. Il
She might have added AS /
knew all along in my heart"
There there. ne pattcd her
shoulder don't be upset, though
an these happenings are most out
Of the ordinary"
Then YOU will tell everyone ?"
He coughed Wei. II YOU in
sist though Lord love my soul II
know how I'm going TO begin
doing it."
Tn sure youu manage IT, Sir
Hugo. as YOU manage every
thing so tactfully and beaut-
fully
His annoyance vanished Well
perhaps I do. Perhaps ! do.
ANYHOW l-da-l44p- best =, He
was wearing his pleased, Santa
Claus expression again.
She turned and was about TO
80 when he said ITS queer
about Ashley where he's gone
10. mean Redcrftc told me
that he'd called there yesterday
afternoon he thought young
Slade might be able 10 help him
He'd gone recently over the same
territory. il seems"
lie said that o."
Yes. something of the sort
Though why Ashley should 60
away like that without consult
June didn't wait 10 hear any
more She was ont again in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

hours and hours. took a day
and a half but then l had to
drive slowly as l didn't know the
way.
II was thinking of Peters
plane" June said. and Peter cut
in: Yes, and of course I'd be
only too glad. but where the devil
could I land? Do you remember
any open space, Sandra? The
route you took was slightly diff
ferent from the one we came
back over"
"Oh, if there were only some
where you could land" June
cried.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

tested Flour is the choice of nearly twice as
many women as any other
Gold Medal, you see, is made by men with
the largest aggregate experience in the bust
ness First tested in baking laboratories, then
under home conditions by the Betty Croker
Syaff, every batch must be right
U,s !: fy - 5aeter jou J,l.-cakes, pastry,
biscuits or brea1 You'll ,uln L it eventually
why not now
Gold Medal Flour is made by G-ncral
Mills, Inc, Minneapolis, MINI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

WANT TO surprise your family? Serve this
w Holiday Whirl" =. specially aPpropri-
are as a supper dessert. The recipe is in the
sack of Gold Medal Flour! In addition to the
ingredients listed above, you'll need milk but
ter, shortening, salt, sugar, little cream, TWO
eggs and two cakes of compressed y-~st.
This typical Betty Croker recipe is one of
dozens you get each year in the sacks of Gold
Medal Flour Try it-see why they're the most
popular recipes Of their type!
And you'll find why Gold Medal Kitchen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

her a glass of water
Come along into the study,
Sandra," Peter said. June and
/ want to talk to you"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

Once they were inside Red
cliffes' rather somberly furnished
study. Peter told her why June
had come.
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Continued on Page 18)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

juno didn't wait 10 hear any
more She was ont again in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Arms Nudge 0u1
Autos as No. |
ChrYsIer Job

Production Of defense weapons
is rapidly becoming the major
manufacturing activity of Chrys-
Ter Corporation, President X. T..
Keller disclosed today in announc-
ing that the corporation already
had undertaken more than $780,
000.000 in defense contracts.
Future restriction of automO-
bile production for civilian use
because of present and prospec-
tive shortages OF materials
needed for the defense program
appears inevitable Keller said.
To-day virtually our entire en-
cheering staff Is working full
time on research and develop
ment for defense purposes as Is
our manufacturing executive
staff"
1912 MODELS SOON
Keller said that 1912 car models
would be introduced shortly, but
that he did not know how many
of them the company would be
able TO produce"
Eve are confident, however,
that these new models of DE
Soto, Plymouth, Dodge and
Chrysler are the best that
Chrysler has ever built" he
said. I'VE have been able to
tool up for their production
without In any way interferin~
with defense work-Chrysler's
No. I job"
While Chrysler IS in actual pro-
duction of the Ms tank. Keller re-
ported that tooling and equipping
| is being rushed for the manufac-
lture of anti-aircraft cannon. and
Martin bomber fuselages and nose
pieces.
80 PER CENT EQUIPPED
The big tank plant is now so
per cent equipped, and while ship
lments as yet are small. Keller pre-
diets that full production will be
reached by the end of the year.
Chrysler engineers are making
good progress in the design and
development of 1000 horsepower
aircraft engine and have already
completed the development of ar
aircraft landing gear strut, he
said.
A new Chrysler product now
under development is cargo ship
propulsion equipment and Keller
said that full sized units would be
shipped in the latter part Of
August.
The mpany already has
shipped 61,211 trucks for use by
the defense forces and production
is continuing at the rate of 25(
per daV. he concluded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
LISTENING TO LOBBY"

"These men have been listen
60 the lobby of the powerful raii-
road labor groups who do not
want this state 10 benefit from
the seauay." William {. Cowl-
ing chairman OF the committee
pointed out.
1t r. mp Ia this committee
10 send letters and get club and
business groups 10 flood these
balky House members with ar
guments in favor of the project
be said.
The Seaway project which il !.
estimated. Will bring "A yearly saw
ing TO Michigan shippers OF from
S35. 600. 600 10 10000 900. now q,
included IN an omnibus bill that
VIII come up Tor debate and sot,
sometime ~ September Dean said
Also in the omnibus bill Is ;
project for deepening OF the New
York Harbor and tho $l91 600 0B
Florida ship canal project.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Ford Suit Seeks
To EviCt Couple

\ suit was started today in Cir
cunt Court Commissioners Court
by the Ford Motor Company
against Dcmptcr Norwood ana his
wife, Cora 10 force them 10 move
from The land Ford bought IRON
them last March
The property involved is 115
acres in Denton road in Grand
Buren, Township, which is adjaccri
10 the site OF the new Ford air
plane plant. The Norwood land is
10 be turned into a landing field
m connection with the factory. II
is reported The rcputcd price of
land bought by the company IN
that area was $500 an acre.
The Ford suit is a treSpaSS &C
ton TO force the NOTwoodS to
give up the land they sold \ hear
ing has been set for Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Dearborn Man
Held for Attack

"A 21-year-old Dearborn youth
is held by Detroit police today
charged with assault upon a 81
.year-old Detroit woman who re-
ported the license number of his
automobile to police.
According 10 Inspector William
DeLisle. Walter Seeley of 22758
Heinze street, Dearborn, admitted
the assault.
DeLisle said the woman was
seized by Seeley after she got of
a bus at Abingdon and West War
rem avenues at lao a. m. today.
Seeley then dragged her into his
car, parked at the curb, and drove
10 Majestic and Memorial avenues,
where. according to DeLisle, he
assaulted her. He then let her
out of the car and drove off,
DeLisle said.
The woman copied down the
license number of the car and re-
ported il to police. She was given
first aid at BEDFORD Receiving
Hospital.
Dearborn police arrested Seeley
at his home at 5 a. m. and turned
him over to Detroit police to
whom he confessed his guilt.
Seeley is married.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
New Law Gives
Girl Citizenship

In the FIRST case 81 us kind in
Federal Court here. l7-yeaf-old
Catherine Lorraine ChappcH OF
1904 Lakewood avenue was admit
ted 10 citizenship today under T.
new federal law which permits the
parents Of adopted children 90 pc
tition the government 20 natWallZc
the children
Miss Chappcll was born in Bcr-
gcrville. Que and was brought TO
tins country n 1929 She was
adopted in 1928 by Nr and Nh,
Arthur Chappeil
Under a fornc laW Miss Chap
pbll would have had Go wait until
She was - and then petition for
naturalization \ law winch be-
came effective IN January permits
parents oi legally adopted children
10 petition for them -
The cirl was among 303 aliens
who took he oath of allegiance
before Judge Arthur r Lcdcric.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Stranded Inn Canada
~ Georgia Tobacco Crop Pickers Are Abandoned
by Employer in Windsor; Police on Hunt

For,y.two Georgia tobacco crop
p.ckers brought from their home
towns TO pick tobacco IN Western
Ontario are stranded IN Windsor
today while police hunt for The
grower VINO hired them.
The men were transported in
trucks TO the Detroit entrance Of
the Detroit Windsor tunnel where
the grower disappeared
The pickers were then taken 20
the Canadian immigration Office
where they spent last night sleep
ing on the floor This morning
Mayor Arthur J. Reaume Of Wind
~or, treated them 10 . breakfast
their FIRST meal in "a hours
The men said that they came
from the Georgia towns OF Triton.
Pelham, Mouliric and NaldoSia on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
GIN Man
Killed i'm
Crash

John C. Culver, 50. of Troy
Township, Oakland County. Gen.
eral Motors Corporation photog-
rapher5 was killed and four other
company photographers were in
jured when their auto crashed into
barricade eight miles west Of
Akron, o., and overturned last
night.
The injured were Alfred Salter.
30. Of SOB Baldwin avenue. Royal
Oak; Walter Farynyk, "a. of TAO
Third avenue; Robert Gangwisch,
10, of 1887 Prairie avenue, and
Don DeSautels. 20, Of l444 Lake
wood avenue.
The men were on a picture
taking assignment TO Akron at the
time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15

promises Of good wages and work
ing conditions IN Ontario fields
around Delhi
There u a shortage OF skilled
tobacco workers IN the province
because OF the war.
Most OF the younger men in the
group said that If joos were not
forthcoming they would enlist IN
the Canadian army or air force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15

livestock and exhibits. said today.
Entries for the fair. which
opens August -, exceed by far
the number OF entries for the
same date in any other year on
record" Kelley said. Were
offering more than $4,000 i'm
premiums and expect about
1000 All Club exhibits alone"
An added feature 10 this year 5
exhibit is the worlds largest
sheep show. including a sheep
shearing sweepstakes for both chill
dren and adults. Winners in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Norton Marriage
Goes on The Rocks

Ralph J Norton secretary of
The Norton Hotel Company. Inc.
and member of Draft Board No
y was sued today for divorce
by Dorothy g. Norton who
charged him with cruelty
Mrs Norton accused her huS-
hand of spending excessive
amounts on liquor Furthermore.
Norton associated with other
women. she set forth They were
married MAY -. 1888. and scpa
rated July Ii Of this year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Sedwdy Bd6kers
Turn Heat on
Bd|ky Congress

> "A campaign 10 bring into line
nine Michigan congressman who
have baked at support Of the
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Sea-
way was launched today by the
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Sea-
way Committee.
The committee, meeting in the
council chambers at the City Hall,
listened to a report by Secretary
Allen Dean and formulated plans
10 flood Michigan congressman
and senators with letters and telc-
grams demanding support of the
ST. Lawrence bill. soon 10 be de-
bated and voted on in the House.
CITES CASE OF MICHIGAN
Dean pointed out that whereas
Wisconsin. Illinois and Minnesota
had solid delegations in the lIouSo,
working for passage of the Sl92.-
100000 seaway project. Michigan
had more than half their House
members either I'm opposition or as
yet not committed
"And this seaway il more inn
portant to us than To any OF
those three states" Dean de-
clared.
Dean told the committee that
poll of representatives revealed
that Earl c Kitchener of Adrian,
Paul w. Shaler OF Battle Greek.
Glare T. Hoffman Of Allegan. Bar
lei j. Jonkman OF Grand Rapids
Jesse y. Wolcott Of Port Huron
Fred l.. Crawford Of Saginaw
Roy - Woodruff Of Bay City
Fred Bradley of Rogers City ana
Frank f. Hook of lronwood were
oil opposed to passage Of the sea-
way bill All but Hook are Re
\publlcanS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Report Ndzis Impose
New Rule in Holland

BERLIN. Aug. 15.-GNS)-Dr.
Arthur Seyss-Inquart. German
governor of Nazi-occupied Hol-
land, today was reported by
Dienst Aus Deutchsland to have
established an authoritarian adj
ministration in Holland.
The German news agency said
DR.. Seyss-Inquarts order abolishes
all municipal autonomy and par
liaments for the sake of main
tenance of order"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Old yorktown Club Picnic

The annual picnic Of the Old
Corktown Club will be heid Sun
day a, Stanton Welch Park on
Van Dyke avenue near Utica.
James Mahon. chairman of the
committee. announced today A
OF games and races has
been planned and there will be
fireworks m the evening
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Fair Entries
Set New Mark

The 1871 version OF the Michi-
gan State Far Will display the
largest number Of farm produce
and animals in it's entire 92-year
history. II. b Kelley. director Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15

sweepstakes will represent Michi-
gan at the national contest TO be
held at the international Livestock
Exhibition in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15

Gen. Hugh s. hnson.
americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.