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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16


bread and so on are desired. Yo
ton Of molasses. buttermilk and
egg to the mixture each time you
bake and q light. velvety textured
cake that will melt in the mouth
results.
The other Is q homemade pastry
mix. an honest-to-goodness short
cut to baking pies and other pastry
desserts. Consisting Of flour. vege-
table shortening and salt. 1t Is all
ready to make into pie dough. as
needed. by the simple addition of
. little cold water. It doesn't re-
quire refrigeration. You can save
all Of that valuable ice box space
for the perishable foods, while
keeping the mix on the pantry
shelf or in the cupboard.
Knowing that gingerbread des-
serts are laden with iron rich mo-
lasses is q real comfort too. II you
are making the gingerbread mix.
Coaxing down iron tonics Is one
thing. but serving goodies made
with molasses. quite another
something to consider If winter
colds have left the family feeling
below par. Pure molasses Is the
second richest source of iron (sec-
ond only to beef liver which the
body uses.
HOMEMADE GINGERBREAD
MIX
4cups sifted all-purpose
tablespoon soda
tablespoon ginger
l teaspoon cinnamon
teaspoon salt
! cup sugar
cup lard
Sift flour with remaining dry in
gradients. Cut lard into dry in
gradients with pastry blender
until mixture Is very fine. Store
Gingerbread Mix in refrigerator
/. Makes 6 cups. ,..
HOT GINGERBREAD
" cup pure inolasses
n cup buttermilk
cups Homemade
GINGERBREAD Mix
egg, well beaten
Heat molaSSeS and buttermilk
together and add to Gingerbread
Mix. Stir until smooth and then
add egg. Pour into 8 inch square
pan and bake In moderate oven
$3.50 degrees FL for Is minutes or
until done.
GINGERBREAD CUP CAKES
1/3 cup pure m0lasses
1/3 cup buttermilk
z cups Homemade
Gingerbread Mix
1 egg, well beaten
Heat molaSSeS and buttermilk
together and add to Gingerbread
Mix. Stir until smooth and then
add the egg. Pour Into creased
muffln pans and bake In a mod
crate oven $3.50 degrees FL 30 min
uteS. Makes ! dozen medium muir
fins.
HOMEMADE PASTRY MIX
lbs. t16 cups) all-purpose
flour
Tablespoons salt
2lbs. (4I4 cups) vegetable
shortening
Sift hour and salt together into
q large bowl. Add I pound vege-
table shortening to flour and cut
In until mixture Is q flne Is meal
Add remaining I pound vegetable
shortening and continue cutting
until particles are size Of q navy
bean. Put Homemade Pastry Mix
In q covered container and store
on the pantry shelf for use q
needed. Makes enough mix fol
about . dozen large naky pies.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

Every person suffering from
plnlebitis soon learns that walking
relieves the pain. that standing
atm increases It. Sitting or lying
10Wn may relieve. It is very I'M
pottant that chronic phlebitis Is
MT confused with rheumatic ALL
ments. Massage Of . leg afflicted
with phlebitis may loosen q blood
dot and form IN embolism, which
may lodge In . vital spot and cause
death.
Rest in bed. with elevation of the
LEI. Quiets the pain. but does not
cure the disease. Probably the most
successful method Of treatment Is
70 build up the patient as much as
possible and increase the flow Of
hood through the diseased area
60 that fresh blood will overcome
the Infection.
The Snag application Of an elias
tic bandAge from the foot to above
the knee and sometimes to the
groin puohes the blood along. Then
xlsk Walking e good. ct least three
MUS : day. 3 half mile ct q time.
III aotion az the muscles aids the
~ q blood and tends to cure
~ trouble. The bAndage should
III Woeu DAY and night and the
rot1ent kept moving % much a
e11,els. rsrsissenes usually results
100 - y
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

Harvard Beets Dreamed Potatoes
Lettuce, French Dressing
Hot gingerbread. Whipped Cream
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
GINGERSNAPS
Ia cups Homemade Pastry
Mix
u cup sifted -four
u cup sugar
/ teaspoon soda
2 teaspoons ginger
/ egg, beaten

~ cup mOldSSeS
Combine Homemade Pastry Mix,
flour, sugar. soda. and ginger. and
blend well. Add egg and molasses
and mix thoroughly. Drop from
tablespoon on eased baking
sheets. Flatten cookies by stamp
ing with a glass covered with q
damp cloth. Bake in moderate oven
$3.50 degrees F. IL to Is minutes.
Makes 3 dozen.
LITTLE CRUMB CAKES
ia cups Homemade Pastry
Mix
2M teaspoons baking
powder
i cup sugar
2 eggs, unbeaten
II cup milk
teaspoon vanilla
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

,sss 0Dm1GBADH CEBIAL
z s.; yoa14 ~ q your breakfast
o) d III ~ 0lx1nG two or
~ 'f'u't light
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

eEANUr CRouoLArE SAUCE
O. 3 voninA puddine or on ice
cfea1m eoeno tknno tEy your regular
1uc1po Tar ehQoolnte sauce With Q
$500 g t1espeous Of peanut
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Spansway Resident
Given Fine Of Sl00

George r. GODDARD. 5i-yssr old
spanaway laborsr. arrested by
State Patrolman Psttison on ths
Mountain highway last Saturday
night as drunken driver. pleaded
guilty before Justice Blanche Funk
Miller late Monday afternoon and
Was fined 800 and given 80 days
Ia jail. subject 10 suspension Good
ard had no Washington drivers
license. 30 his right 10 apply for
one VAS denied for o year
A 2s-yssr-Old smslter worker.
Edward u. Bsgisy. Of Sol NJ. 45,h
ct. was In the county jail Tuesday
on an identical charge. driving
while drunk and without q drivers
iicens. lie vss held IN Hsu 81 800
bail Bsglsy wa. booked BY ON
cor Jack Crooks 81 . As . m. With
him vas waiter l. Oliver. AZ. Of
sl$ - J - charged BY Crooks
with being drunk and disorisriy.
Also arrested BY Crooks for
drunken driving earlier IN the
morning was J. ". Jsnsznicn. s5-
yssr-old truck driver. ~ n 9.
Box 800. Tacoma. BE also was
held for $500 bail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
County Jail
Space Taxed
More Prisoners
Held by Sheriff

feFesstses - tk~ rs~Fes ersney
ali hss Increased IN . print 1912
y hsf srsir ~hsf 4 vsa iase
usres. sheriff tann G. ntrvhiun1
ssss Tuesday
A eeapi. - tiu>s lately. = fnee.
Ehsrs hsv. h~sn - ard svpn ~
nsr = The Isn wnsn ~ = -
esp~sstv. less yrar. tss sarrtfrs
al figures snsw<t fhs rctl -
hlnd ne nsss es<er ss<e><e1 -
81 this time af gar
uprtinnd Gid Ne N<rsase
seuld sss - hisn>d a ths army.
because selas<rs s~idrm srs = ~
mef~ han few hours r~fcse my
are taken ever ~ MILITARY prisea
IaefssssnE popui<tlcn drawn ~
ne asslonsI d~f<ns~ pfsxrsm. ~
b<hsvss. No accounted fex ~
sasied numbers n jssi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Drastic Fish Regulations
To Be Imposed in Alaska

WASHINGTON - Secretary OF
interior Harold L. 1ckes has prom
ulgated 1941 fishing regulations
for Alaska in which ne imposed
drastic restrictions on commercial
herring fishing.
Commercial herring fishing was
prohibited in Southeastern Alaska,
except by gill nets and for bait,
because herring stocks have been
so seriously depleted by overfish-
ing that the only hope of rehabili-
tation lies in this action"
Commercial herring catch in
the Kodiak and Prince William
sound areas Wa cut to $780,
400 barrels, representing a cur
taiIment Of 100000 barrels in
Prince william sound and So
900 barrels In the Kodiak re-
gion.
Under the new regulations, the
. salmon season will open on June 1
for the Red river district of the
Kodiak area, while the season for
odd-year pink salmon will close
in August in the Cook inlet area.
In the Alaska peninsula, the "a
hour extension to the weekly closed
period ends on July Is. 10 days
earlier than usual. and the catch
limit of 100000 red salmon is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Judge Blomes Beers
And Not Curburetion

Four beers instead Of esrburetOr
trouble with his automobile Was
adjudged 10 be the cause Of Orla
A. Aillers erratie driving 81 2
=. m March and Miller was fined
$3.50 and costs in Judg. " A.
Richmonds court Monday after
noon for driving a car while under
the influence II liquor
Miller was arrested by state Pa
trolmsn PattisOn after he had
stopped his car IN the Yard u a
friend Miller testified ne was go
ing 10 have a hight lunch with his
friend after an evening spent a. a
dance nall
Felix H. Bone and August "
Sykes. also arrested on March 2
for driving while under the infu-
enoe o. liquor each posted 800
bail after pleading not guilty Mon
day Their TRIALS will come up
next week
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

applicable only To waters in the
vicinity of the Bear and Sandy
rivers. Ickes said.
In issuing the regulations,
Ickes contemplated that fisher
men In Prince William sound.
and the ley strait and western
districts of Sout heastern Alas-
ka would voluntarily curtait
their operations Ia prevent
too severe drains on expected
small runs Of pink salmon
The season for red salmon In
the Stikine district was heightened
three days by opening the season
on June %. The fall season will
extend from Oct. / to Oct. 20 in
the City strait, western and east
ern districts of Southeastern Alas
ka. No other changes were made
in the fall seasons for other dis
tricts of Southeastern Alaska.
The regulations were based
on recommendations of DIR. Ira
n. Gabrielson. director Of the
fish and wildlife service.
Ickes also prohibited the taking
OF Dolly Warden trout for CONNER
cial purposes in waters of the
Kenai peninsula, prince William
sound. Yakutst and Southeastern
Alaska regions.
He reduced the weekly closed
period by several hours in a num-
Der of areas The closed period
was reduced "a hours in Bristol
bay, u hours in the Alaska PENN
sula and Prince William SOUND
areas, and "a hours in most dis
tricts of Southeastern Alaska.
The weekly closed period in tbs
Copper and Boring river areas wa,
increased by IL hours. however.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
WASHINGTON

81 The protective measures they
suggested reflect devotion 10 the
sdage An ounce Of prevention
This simplicity. together with
the usual secrecy maintained by
the FBI in its operations. has OBJ
secured the work OF several hundred
Omen who have been busy for
more than a year on the problem
Of protecting important plants.
o.. We have had some distressed
citizens make inquiries about what
appeared TO them TO be a lack of
activity on the part Of the FBI to-
ward ourbing fifth columnists.
Bureau Chief J. Edgar Hoover
said.
..- "Our force has been active
In this field hut its actions
|, have been directed toward a
preventive program that does
not countenance the teehnique>
Of raids and similar public es-
posture"
The FBI has advised plant own
srs that any material. machine
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Y. N. B. {. Stag
Party Thursday

Tacoma Young Mems Business
club will present its annual spring
vaudeville and jamboree. "1a41
Streamlinsr stag party Thursday
night at the Crescent ballroom,
beginning at 7 o'clock
The floor show viii have IS acts.
including Paula Creole. dancer
Artist Mazelle. acrobatic dancer.
Malice. singer. Ehtana Rose,
dancer; Josephine Vitarelli and
many others. Shows will begin at
s:45 and II, with Joe chapella
acting as master OF ceremonies.
The public is invited. Tickets
may he obtained at the club office
in Hotel Winthrop. downtown cigar
stores, from club members or at
the door Thursday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

equipment or utility without which
a plant cannot operate should re-
eeive particular attention.
Likewise. any point IN the opera
ton where the flow Of production
could be blocked by a deliberate
"bottleneck' or any point which Is
readily accessible 10 attack should
be regarded as vulnerable to fifth
column attempts
These vulnerable spots vary
with the industry. For ex-
ample. railroads must safe
guard bridges and tunnels:
telephone and telegraph com
panies must protect their
cables: utilities must guard
their transmission lines.
The government cannot maintain
guards at these spots. but the FBl
has pointed them out to plant own
ers with the recommendation that
steps be taken to close such ave-
nues of destruction 10 the saboteur.
Next: Meet the Fifth Col
umnist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Business In police
Court rallinq OF

na.sn~>s tsp>fea off ~ ~
fudx~ W. A H0nmoads p1iice
saurt Tuesday marrsnn.
seven eut ~ eight asurks we're
finrsi tfa saa sasss. n. ssxatb. .
repeater. getting . sts mn. An
ehns. 10 pay their fsrss thrussgn
lsll sentences
Three others w<vs siv~~ 'sa-ssy
AL seafsrses srt r~ira asunh sn6
snliss.lns aims Carl G Ned $50
given Is days foe being No.
orderly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
BANKRUPTCY ACTIONS

Bankruptcy petitions on file
Tuesday with the clerk of the
federal court here included:
James A. Foster. Sumner, listing
debts totsling s76e.77 and no as
sets.
Gilbert f. Wright, Camas. list
ing debts totaling S231s2 and no
assets.
Charles F. Cook. Copalis Cross
ing, listing debts totaling S77S.5s
and no assets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
BOOK 2 TACOMASS

BREMERTON-Floyd James
and Joe Harrison. both of Ia
coma. were booked here Monday
on a charge Of operating a steam
shovel Of excessive weight over a
county road and damaging It's
surface.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
4lsi Division s
Skiers TRAINING

tnY Tacoma Time. staff Nfitsrl
CAMP MURRAY - Barracks ed
In the LonEmlrs quarters recent.
~ vacated by the ID divisions ski
patrol. the <ist divisions ski pa
troll 10 nov beginning 10 settle
down 20 routine. hut rigorous.
training. officers reported here
Tuesday.
second Lieut. Claude Trindsr.
s,oss Indian from Poplar. Mont
second In command Of tina patrol.
suffered . fractured isg shortly
after tho patrol arrived ct Lang
mlfs.
Ia Ralph Phelps Of spossns 10
commander Of the patrol Ne 10
being aided by 1t John Wood
ward. who commanded the NJ d.
visions patrol and who Was loaned
10 Inc ttst division when the ~
division patrol broke camp las,
ssss
II you're not using u. sell u with
/. k..fArs l.u TTf.ss Nanf Ad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
BOOK SEVEN DRIVERS

Good weather Monday resulted
In seven motorists being handed
tickets for urging their automo-
biles over the speed limits All
were settling on Tuesday for the
violations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Parking Meier Ordinance
Will 90 Before Couniil

Definite consideration OF park
ing meters Ms a solution 10 down
town traffic congestion problems
and possible aid to distressed
general fund viii be given by the
city commissioners next week.
The council held little chat
on the subject Tuesday in Mayor
Gains office and the result Will
be.
To Introduce Measures
Introduction Wednesday of nm
ordinance repeating an old on
abllng ordinance passed by for
mer council four or five years ago.
INTRODUCTION Monday by Com
missioner Eastwood of an or
dinance authorizing purchase OF
parking meters. prescribing rates
and penalties and fixing the dis
trict limits in which meters may
be installed
This will be In effect the third
time installation OF parking meters
has been taken up by the council
seriously. On both former occa-
sions the project VAS abandoned.
Since the oty first talked Of the
meters. numerous developments
have been achieved Five years
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
FINAL DECREE

A final decree Of divorce was on
file in superior court here Tues
day for Ida M from Albert b.
Wheeler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

Now there are many companies
offering numerous models con-
tanning various improvements
which have grown out % the az
perienee Of scores 81 major cities
throughout tho country.
There IL % far no agreement
among the commissioners as Ia
what fate may befsll the ns~
ordinance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

An sli-day meeting ~ the wem-
ems Council Of Christian service
~in BE- held In the Methodist
church Thursday. beginning at 10
q. m. with missionary study, Mrs
E =. Bress~y viii review . pnr.
ton % the study book. Dangerous
Opportunity,
Tho business session 10 shsd-
uled for tigis with Nj. Marion
cstron presiding Mrs.. Catron has
been elevated To tho office Of pFs.i-
dent due 10 the resignation of Mis-
Paul Hsnswslt who resigned be-
cause o. ~ health. hrs Newell
Hunt has been elected vice pr....
dent. replacing hrs cstron
During the isneheon period.
which viii he In charge Of Mrs.
Harry Kelsey. Mrs Vernon nili
Will sivs . talk on China At the
afternoon session. beginning 81
I 10. Mrs. Henry Allen ~ill lead
the dsvotions and Mis-. Ale. Hs~-
thorns Of Tacoma ~lil speak ON
How Present Conditions Affect
Foreign Missions" Music Will be
by tho string quartet of the junior
high school composed Of Virginia
wspfsr. Rob riqustts. Joyce Bots-
ford and Nstsis Bum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

The Junior Women. club will
be In charge Of the Red Cross cut.
ting room al The Methodist church
Thursday afternoon wiih Mrs RAY
Warren acting ~ chairman Those
who are interested may get ma
tsrisl from 1850 until Z q M. Mrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
PuYallup High School Girls
Entertain Boys This Week
Mrs. Marion Cotron New President
OF Methodist Womsn's Council

rrNtfI.rr-ney. 81 - hlka
scsenl are getting the breaks this
wesk ss tie sifl. are hoidsas their
annual roia sv<nt
Naadsy ws. sadie uswssns asy
and sac TIE election n . klas ard
t~o s,tendsnts Harold tseoe-en
~ss chosen % reign throughout
the week ard win - crowned
At the rain dance saturday nishi
Hls attendants are silis nsrfy and
otto sehre~dsr. The schedule far
IN. balance 81 the week provides
for esmsfs ass Tuesday and .
matinee dance "Wednesday. Thurs.
dsy the by. ~in have . eeoklnk
contest. Friday they wlli hs rsdsesi
Tor personality ard saturday end.
the festivities with . danes.
Head. Of committees are Lillian
Larson. general chairman Doris
simonson. dance Frances smith.
posters. Blanche Nsseh. money
making ideas Donna Lewis, elah
committee. Marjorie Cfos-on. Dat.
lns bureau. Virginia siddsf,. -.
tsrtanm.nt: Pat oveFhoit. a.coss.
tons. L.urtns Rsdss. cleanup.
and Dorothy Turner. publicity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

Tho Valley Riding club will meet
"Wednesday at sp IN. 81 ths West.
srn Washington Experiment sta
ton Norman Baldwin has charge
~ the program and will talk on
Characteristics ~ the Horse .
Those interested IN participating
In tho psffodii parade are re-
qusstsd 10 bs present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

" = celm.a s es.irmsa fas
Msrch.
rs M~-s rssr~s..
R~n~ssh N-eal~ eiab wtn meet
Thursday sftrFncan 81 . aeic<s st
ODD Fslls~s hslI Nth NJ Fruns
smith. aFs Frances rsf.rnr. snf
M c. G kshsr ss hs,-te..ss Ars
irsn. r.ha ain present the pr~.
gram Al msmh~r. are sssea %
provide themselves wtth n~~ssles
sua thlmnis 70 -. for N. Red
cFass
Ssemi auxiliary. . = a. piu
he'd lts Fsxnl.g esFtAaay laneh<on
Frldsy ~ Ms-sate ball 1t e'elssss
fIassss.<s are = ~ as-fsmss
rassls Dwight. MsidFsd ituntrt.
tulis necaaEhn. t.soFHls smith.
Lillian Jahassn. Elsis Clements
ard Miss Cor. smhs.s Members
TO 10 honosef are Mr.ssmss uyr,s
caopeF. leanls Isofks. Susie
sPenesF. Ass Astism issef hen.
-. NAY a'es's huls hefsrs sna
"s''" seTos
49, me " ~" " "e''ls
offenders we're eeak~d ny bath
local and the state patrol Arrested
BY city police we're Tel Caesar.
fAis.llup. PAT oNsli. sumner. and
nonsld Peterson. Seattle. I'll fined
sin for speeding, ard jain wfsy.
Seattle. given . so-siav susrsssi-,i
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
'SpY-Pr ofing' Program
For Plants Working on
Defense Orders Revealed
Protective Measures Suggested
BY FBI Reflect Devotion To Old
Addoge-"Ounce of Prevention

h me
orders all plants lit
receive attention INT = the nri series dispatches disclosing
WASHINGTON = Secret panels, trap doors and other
paraphernaa of intrigue play part in the
mended by the federal bureau of investigation TO protect
strategic plants working vital defense orders against
saboteurS and espionage agents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

ago only one or two eompsn lss
manufacturing meters we're In the
field and no variety In style OF
mechanism was offered. Only .
few cities. none In the Northwest.
had given them = trial
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

II you're not using u. sell u with
q Fast-Action Tines Want Al
Ph0ns Main 1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

Funeral services Tor Ward e.
i.eskiln will hs held "Wednesday 81
l o'clock al iIill's fsnsrsf home
with Rev " l.. fa~.li Of Tseams
offscistlns Burial ~sll he in
woodhlns ssmstsry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

last rites Tor Mrs olss o~ss
reich viii be held 81 the wnsley
and Clements chapel Thursday 81
l O'clock. Rev y Toilsfsou ~lil
offieists and burial ~ill hs n
Woodbin. esmstery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

" = celmsa u ehslrmsu fnr
March.