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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07

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hand for unexpected callers, for
afternoon tea, for after school
snacks for the children, dressed
up in whipped cream or fruit
sauce for q quick dessert, or to
serve for any refreshment accas-
ion.
The Cake Book presents hum
dreds of delicious recipes for
Budget Cakes, Chocolate Cakes,
Spongecake, Angel Food Cake.
Party Cakes, Fruit Cakes, Up
side Down Cakes, Spicecakes,
and others. It describes every
step in making q perfect cake,
for the measuring Of ingredients
to removing cake from the pans.
There ID q special section dealing
with types Of flour size Of eggs,
liquids, and the technique Of
measuring, mixing. baking and
testing, with special attention 70
the little details that make The
difference between IN ordinary
cake and velvety textured, light
as-air cake.
Frostings and Filings are i'm.
portant too. A simple economical
white cake can 10 glamorised
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
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Admit Theft sssa !,
,Wafesvnelea Seoad

OTwo Mount Clemens boys faei
ed ProbAte Officer John Ahrans
today after admitting the the&t
of money from . fruit stand out
side Z local inn on Croker ave-
nue. and Jefferson. ",
The ooys, ages zine and 10 re-
spectively, walked into the sheS
IFS office last night after Dep
uty Richard DeKetelacre had
paid q visit to their homes, and
admitted that they. took some
money about 4 pm. yesterday
from . watermelon and prune
stand oper ted by 13-year-old
Robert Wise, 261 Broadway,
while Wise wa: busy waiting Oh
two customers.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Markets


eDETR0IT. Aug. 7-tAP)-U. s. Dept.
AgrD-U.S. graded Michigan eggs In
ease lots FOB, Detrsit: 49,. MI $500.
.whites-Extras (Erade Al large -3s-37;
Medina. 330l;. sman. -. stsndaras
grade - large S11i.SS; medium .s0st-
-; snail 2S-47,s. Trades (srads c. large
30-1e1S.
Dsswns-Extrs tgrsas ~ large ss-
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large 3l-313t; medium 3slt-Se: small -.
Detroit broker priess: Butter-Best
creamery In tabs N5t-31IS.
Eggs-Current receipts 34ii; dirties
3S1t, checks 33N.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
eli Swil'llot's Wslth
Stolen from Shoe

. Sherifrs deputies today are
investigating The Iose a. : white
gold wrist watch which y be-
lieved to have been stolen from
the quarry on Marine boulevard
Tuesday afternoon about 3
o'clock.
Mrs. J. c. Petty, $50 Welts.
Mount Clemens, reported to
deputies yesterday that her
daughter, Toni, left an Imperial
watch with q brown wrist band
in the toe of her shoe while she
was swimming In the quarry pit.
The watch IL further described
as bearing an engraved inscrip-
ton Of the girls name, and the
date 6-17-40. cas-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Warren Township Man
Badly Hurt In Crash

DLynn Waldo b. mt, 4. of Route
1, Warren township, is in a seri-
Gus condition in st. Joseph's hos
pital today as the result of a re-
puted three-car collision at 1885
last night on DeQuindre road,
between IS and IL Mile roads.
Details Of the accident were
not available at the sheriff's Of
flee or sub-station.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
sEruaNfD no HOME

ROaEO g. Miss Betty Ketch-
elm was returned to her home
Ia 1of16o 0iS week from st.
J0sepRG Hospital by the Roth
AmbulAnce. She spent four
weeks b the hospital following
m aueOuohile accident.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Draft.

Ur6IC
(Csatinued frem Page ~
thu entire working day yester-
day In debate on one amend
mGnt
Wth House lesdsrs waiting
impotiently to begin considera-
ton ~ the measure there, 9ena.
tor Pepper (D-Fla) said he fear.
Cd any further Senate delay
might postpone final enactment
90 long that the general staff
would be put 70 needless diff
culties In replacing or recon-
structing units containing ma
tional guardsmen and others
scheduled to be mustered out
soon under the present service
limitation Of one year.
Gen. George c. Marshsil, chief
of staff, told the military COM
mittee recently that unless Con-
gress passed the legislation
quickly 4 national guard anti
aircraft regiment acutely need
"a In Hawaii would have to sail
for home August IS to be de-
modified. Similar situations
prevailed, Marshall said, at other
distant bases.
Pepper told reporters this was
one reason why he was willing,
II necessary, to accept an amend
ment sponsored by q majority
Of the military committee to
limit the proposed extension of
service for selectees, guardsmen,
reserves and enlisted men to ID
months. He added that he much
preferred the original version
Of the bill, calling for an indefi-
mite extension.
Leaders forecast adoption of
the amendment, rejection Of
other minor pending proposals
and speedy approval Of the re-
vised bill. Pepper said, how
ever, that reports indicated the
House might cut the time to IL
months Limitation rejected
by the Senate yesterday in an
unexpectedly one-sided so to Fl
vote.
More than q dozen outspoken
opponents of the bill joined In
voting against the 12-month pro-
posal, offered by Senator Burton
-Ohio). One of these, Senator
Nye (R-ND) said it was the aim
of the group to force Congress
to swallow the whole dose or
none"
I'VE are against even one
hours extension of military
service for these soldiers" he
declared, land we certainly
don't want to make the bill any
more palatable."
A warning of the possible un-
pleasant consequences ca m 9
from Senator Chandler (D-Ky),
who told his colleagues bluntly
that they might "get no bill at
all" back from the House II they
insisted on the 18-month limita-
ton, instead of the years maxi
mum which he supported.
Barley retorted it might be
better to have no bill at all than
one which would handicap the
general staff in its efforts to
keep the Army intact for any
emergency that might arise.
Senator Danaher (R- Conn) re-
marked that the emergency
couldn't be so acute with the
President off on q fishing trip,
and Senator Clark (D-Mo) add
ed that 1t was nonsense, folde-
rol and poppycock" to say that
this country was In any danger
of invasion or other attack.
Answering these attacks and
others, Pepper declared that the
present war might last five
years, even ten years or a gen.
Grafton. For that reason, he
said, citizen soldiers might have
to be kept in the Army for five
or ten years.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Poultry

sDErROlT, Asg. 7-(AP)--tU. .. Dept.
Agr.)-Peunry: Hens easy. Balance
steady and unchanged. Hens average
run. 81; Lsghsrn hens lbs ~. ~; cocks,
te-1s; Rock springers ever Z lbs, e.:
under Z lbs. -; Leghern broilers Ia
lbs up, ~.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07

You can Greats msdsrnc designs with Marble Of
the os and beautiful Of the ESQ Cake Recipes n
the third Cookbooklet Of onr series 49,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07

pALY MONITOR representatives. will oeon visit the homes Mount
the holt the DAILY MONITOR Thursdoy.
AUG ond will give without obligation this dollar merchandise
certificate which hold in my hand"
Wotch this for further dos evening THE DAILY
MONITOR representatives visit the homes Of this Hundreds
Of dolo merchandise certificates
Mount Clemens
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07

& KkfSot z5f 70 500 STORE
MopekN ElkcTklc COMPANY
klDDLE'S -ToGGgRY INC.
! MlLLER'S SHOE STORE
CITY DAIRY
STANDARD OFFICE SUPPLY co.
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STORE
~ JACKS Hl.SPEED SERVICE
Is BAkNETT'S DRESS SHOP
DAl&NoW DRUG COMPANY
DUPREY's STANDARD SERVICE
\ JOE THE TAILOR
R. E. BOYER
n. J. WALTER 3 SON
DADS PLACE
JOHN PRlEHS IA
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Altos

of those who play the game regularly, and is
only tiny fraction of those who play it from
time to time.
AS a matter of fact there is more shuttle
board playing in New York City than in any
other single place in the country. The Park
Department experimental with its first court
in 1882 and since then 478 have been installed
in the city's recreational facilities. Last year
there were nearly a million and half adult
participants. Here, as elsewhere, the game is
played not only by Older people, but by thou
sands of younger folk. Every September
city-wide tournament is held.
National tournaments are also held, two
of them each year. The National Winter
Shuff1eboard Championship matches are
played in mid January in St. Petersburg,
Florida, and the hotly-oontested games last
for week. This year marked the eleventh
Evening star., 1941-02-02

~NA January day in 1918 Mrs. Robert
Ball, proprietress of the Lynhurst
~ Hotel in Daytona, Florida. sat on the
hotels porch with some guests. Other guests
were gathered about the tennis court on the
lawn. Those rocking in the chairs on the
porch were all middle-aged or elderly, and
Mrs. Ball noticed that they gazed little
wistfully in the direction of the tennis court.
Their bodies had slowed down a bit too
much for such strenuous sports as tennis,
but Mrs. Ball was sure that they still pos
sessed lively spirit of play and yearning
for some sort of physical competition. So she
racked her brain for sport that she could
offer them.
Among the things that occurred to her was
shuffleboard. She had never heard of its being
played anywhere except on shipboard, but
she didn't see why it couldn't be a land sport,
too. The next day she had two scoring dia-
grams marked out on the cement walk of the
hotel and ordered cabinetmaker to fashion
some cues and disks.
Some of the old folks had played and en-
joyed shuffleboard on shipboard. but they
eyed Mrs. Ball S offering for some time with
out doing anything about it. In those days
old folks were expected to sit in rocking
chairs; they weren't supposed to be out jump
ing about at some sport. That would have
been family scandalcus.
Finally two of the more ventmesome rock
ers persuaded two Others to try shuffleboard
on land They played one game, then another.
Their friends on the porch at first simply
looked on in silence. Then, as the play pro-
gressed, they left their rocking chairs and
tricked down for better look. The four
original players so evidently enjoyed it that
when they were finished Others tried it.
More followed suit. Within few days the
entire hotel was at it. with playing time at
premium.
Switchboard had taken flying leap from
the ocean and arrived on land with bang.
From Daytona the game spread to other
Florida cities and winter tourists took it
Evening star., 1941-02-02
ALL Yeor-Rovnd Sport

i oDAY thousands of winter tourists and
natives are playing the game throughout
Florida and along the Gulf Coast, in Califor-
MIA and the Southwest But it is far from be-
ing only winter sport. Visitors at countless
summer resorts from coast to coast play it
every day through the vacation season.
Just how many people play it is difficult
to estimate The National Shuffleboard Asso-
ciation numbers 5000 members in its affili-
ated clubs. This represents only small part
Evening star., 1941-02-02

back home with them to all sections of the
country. Middle-aged and elderly people
adopted shuffieboard so enthusiastically that
for years now it has been we'll established all
over the nation, and it is still growing and
spreading "a mild but satisfying sport for
America s senior citizens
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Drows Big Audiences

"A GOOD SIZED municipal shuffleboard club
in action, such as seen in st. Petersburg during
the national matches, is an amazing sight.
This is especially so at night under the lights,
for play progresses throughout the day and
evening The galleries are large and enthus-
astic Excellent shots draw as much applause
as home runs in baseball game.
Switchboard on land is by no means the sim
pie sport it is understood to be by those who
have played it on shipboard. The high-seas
version is a far cry from the land variety that
has been developed by the oldsters In the
process of spreading from Daytona the older
folk found the shipboard version too tame.
They wanted something more difficult They
could use their mental faculties to the utmost
even if they had to take it easy physically.
No one knows exactly where the present
arrowhead diagram for play evolved. The
shipboard. or British, version with its eleven
scoring areas, mostly squares enclosed in an
oval, is simple affair compared with the
much more intricate six areas in the arrow
head diagram now in use.
Unlike the seafaring game, the land variety
offers no concessions to women by giving
them a shorter distance to send their disks.
The technique is also different; on board ship
(Confinved on poge 81
Evening star., 1941-02-02

annual championships. The summer tourna-
ment is held in Traverse City, Michigan.
In st. Petersburg, where an eight-page
newspaper, The Switchboard Club News"
is published twice a week there are 162
lighted public courts. -Four lubs organized
to play on these have over 1000 regular
members besides the thousands of transients
who play. 1t is sorry Florida community
that hasn't at least few shuffleboard courts.
The game has been widely installed in
Y.MC.A.'s, churches, state institutions,
schools, amusement parks, trailer camps,
tourist courts and number of state and
national parks. Many people have private
courts of their own. Though largely played
outdoors, some people mark courts on their
basement floors. Sporting goods companies
even make an indoor table version.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

Do you think shuffleboard is just
an old folks game? Think again!
by Theodore Pratt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Baked Beans
With Cheese

AN APPETIZING way 10 add
substantial goodness 10 meals
and satisfy keen appetities is 10
turn to cheese. Cheese blends
with all sorts Of flavors IN make
other foods more appealing and
delicious. Here's one way 10
add wholesome goodness 10 a
favorite American dish:
large can baked beans
cup American cheese. grated
cup breadcrumbs
tablespoon chopped green pep
pers
? tablespoons chopped celery
! tablespoon chopped onion
Place beans in baking dish
Add all other ingredients and
top with 3 slices Of lean bacon.
Bake 30 minutes at $50 degrees.
Serves six
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Makeup.
For Day
And Night
By DONNA GRACE

hid YOU know that there Is a
~ daylight saving makeup?
1t Is the one you put on when
you dress early in the after
noon but plan TO be out for the
evening too.
You must 60 10 the cocktail
party or tea around FIVE and for
this occasion the usual day or
afternoon makeup will he cor
rect but as the lights come on
TIE daylight makeup will fade
out.
One Of the speciality shops
has makeup to take care OF the
complexion for the daylight and
artificial lights.
This shop has long been a
favorite Of the Park avenue
stylists and there is no limit 10
the number Of subtle shades that
60 10 make up the finished pic
ture.
For instance. there are 26
shades of lipstick and any num-
her of rouges, powders and eye
makeup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
CIocier-Co|d Salads
Snap II o Summer Menus
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

WARN days send us 10 the re-
W frigerator looking for salad
ideas. II may he we're seeking
the markings Of a dinner accom-
paniment or Of a salad entree.
At any rate we should find cans
Of pineapple, peaches and pears
chilling.
A ring Of pineapple arranged
on A lettuce leaf and Centered
with ball Of cream cheese
rolled IN nuts is a pleasing ac-
compartment TO a heavy dinner.
For variety use pineapple spears
and coat with cream cheese. then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Accent Eyes

For the night lights II is
clever 10 accent the eve bril-
liancy by touching a tiny bit Of
sapphire or amethyst shadow
just under the crescent of the
laSheS.
One should have two COM
pactS, one for daytime and the
other for evening The daytime
foundation will not need 10 be
renewed but after few hours
A new film Of powder will re-
fresh the face.
A lighter powder for evening
is preferred. This should be t
least a shade lighter than the
daytime tone.
Many OF the young moderns
carry the lip makeup brush for
retouching, but / believe this is
something TO do in the privacy
Of your dressing room rather
than in the restaurant powder
room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Own Foundation

When your own foundation Is
mixed for you the basic shade
may be used for day and eve
ming as il is blended TO accent
the natural skin tones and re-
tain natural glow in any light.
The faint touch Of blue and
pure red blends so the eyes are
Complemented for daylight, and
accented under the mazdas.
The lipstick. howev Is
changed for best effects. A nat
ural one for the daylight and
slightly deeper shade TO he car
ried in your handbag for the
nightlights.
The intriguing thing about
this makeup salon is that under
the eye Of the. expert. one can
try out all the different shades
of powders, rouges, lipstick and
eye makeup before deciding.
The green eye shadow may
not be suitable for you until II
is blended with violet or brown.
This blending is done while YOU
sit before the we'll lighted re-
flector-mirrors.
Here IS a routine for glamor-
GUS eyes: Cover the entire lid
with shadow in a carnelian or
reddiSh-brown shade This tone
blends 10 minimize the shadows
under the eyes and make the
whites look whittier, This. or A
blending Of blue and green may
he worn in the daylight with
devastating effect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Frozen Fruit Salad

One-third cup peaches. p cup
crushed pineapple. s maraschino
cherries, ! we'll ripened banana
Juice of ! lemon. u teaspoon
salt, y cup nuts, l Bounce
package cream cheese, 70 cup
mayonnalse.
Dice peaches and add 10 pine
apple, Quartered cherries and
diced banana; add lemon juice,
salt and nuts. Cream cheese
until fluffy, then work in mayon-
naiSe.
Combine with fruits and pack
into refrigerator tray or A fancy
mold. Freeze for two hours. II
frozen AT too low a temperature
or for too long a time. fruits
become very hard. If fresh
fruit is used, soak in sugar syrup
to keep from becoming icy.
Canned soups work uniquely
into salads and particularly
main dish ones. The following
Is unusual and hearty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

roll in nuts and arrange three on
each lettuce leaf
With sliced cold meats try this
combination Dissolve one pack
age of orange favored gelatin in
the Juice Of a No. 2.can of beets
with enough hot water added
10 make two cups. Let set until
starting TO CONCEAL, then add
the beets and pineapple chunks
from a 14-ounce can.
Frozen fruit salad may he
regally served with slices Of
cantaloupe, watermelon or honey
dew
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Golden Surprise

Golden Surprise, is the name
Of the poppy that is just about
as near 10 a golden yellow color
az is possible
II does not grow quite 50 tall
as some Of the others and the
best location for this variety is
in the foreground whore II will
not be overshadowed by the
taller ones.
Plant the field grown roots Of
these varieties anytime during
this month and they will he
ready 10 bloom next season.
Plant in their permanent loca-
ton for they do not like 10 be
disturbed any more than nee
eSSarV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Ham Buffet Rinq

One can condensed tomato
soup. / cup water, ] Bounce
package cream cheese. ~ table
spoons unhavored gelatin. = cup
cold water. cup mayonnaiSe.
= teaspoons prepared mustard, =
tablespoons lemon Juice, 2 cups
cooked ham. ground.
Heat water and soup together.
Nix tho cream cheese until soft
and add 10 II the hot soup mix
ture gradually, stirring we'll.
Soften gelatin in cold water
and dissolve IN hot mixture.
Cool. and when partially set fold
in remaining ingredients. Ar
range slices Of hard-cooked eggs
and stuffed olives in bottom Of
ring mold and pour mixture over
them. Chill until firm and I'M
mold on lettuce. ChiCkory or
watcrcrcSs. Serves eight 10 ten.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Tuna Tray Salad

Cut tops from SIX medium
tomatoes and remove most Of
the pulp. Mix ] 7-ounce can Of
tuna fish cup tomato pulp =
cup diced cucumber. table
spoon lemon iuiCe and 3 table
spoons mayonnalSe.
Season 10 taste with salt,
pepper and paprika. Fill toma-
toes with mixture Arrange on
crisp lettuce leaves. Place y
deviled egg halves around toma-
toes. carniSh with olives. Pile
= cups Of cooked peas in center
and arrange asparagus stalks
between the tomatoes Serves
Cfy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

to advise new and hecom-
ing Style to suit YOU indlvidu-
ally. This IS an added service
and there Will he no obligation
Come in and ask for his
advice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Men Choose
Chocolate Dessert

I ETS not forget the men
- when we consider desserts
for balmy nights. Ranking way
up in the list OF masculine IA
vorites is chocolate, so include
IT, This airy chocolate sponge
pudding will hit the spot.
Chocolate Pudding
1 square unsweetened choco-
late
I cup water
l tablespoon unflavored CELIA
tin
4 tablespoons sugar
Dash Of salt
l cup evaporated milk
"a teaspoon powdered mace
Whipping cream.
Add chocolate to water and
heat in saucepan. When melted,
beat with rotary egg heater
until blended. Combine gelatin,
sugar and salt: add hot chocolate
mixture, and stir until gelatin is
dissolved. Cool, Add evaporated
milk and mace. Chill until cold
and syrupy Place in bowl of
cracked ice or ice water and
whip with rotary beaten until
fluffy and thick like whipped
cream. Turn into ring mold.
Chill until firm. Unmold. Fill
center with whipped cream
favored with mace. Serves six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Sass Pink

Sass Pink is NO doubt one Of
the finest and largest Of the pink
peoples. The immense blooms
are Of q fine creepy texture and
have delicate light flesh-plnk
shade with gray center
Nav Sadler Is a fine salmon
pink with black markings II is
2 very robust grower and the
flowers are extra large
Henri CayeuX Improved has
peculiar tint NJ rose or old rose
that is slightly shaded burgundy
This variety prefers light
shade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
CoTorfuI
Poppy Fine
For Display
Nv AMATEUR GARDENER

THE oriental poppy 10 very
popular and most gardeners
have a few plants in their gar
den, but the majority Of them
are red and orange.
The gardener need not stop AT
these two colors for there are
some excellent Salmons and
pinkS and even whites that make
gorgeous displays.
Snowfame IL an Oriental
poppy with a brilliant two-tone
color effect,
The lower half ~ The flowers
IL pure white and the upper
half a flame-orange. a free
bloomer and one that IL not
subject 10 any plant ailments or
insect pests.