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Evening star., 1941-04-11

are pldHIunS Skeet, plSCol, IIdp anu
rifle shoots. In Washington the
week will be observed with a Skeet
shoot at the National Capital Skeet
Club on Sunday, April 20. An en-
trance fee of so cents for the So
target handicap goes to the National
Wild Life Federation to help in
its conservation work. A brassard
will be awarded in every bracket
of five shooters.
Also helping the cause all next
week will be the annual sale of
those colorful wild life stamps. The
1941 series includes 20 new designs
painted by such famous artists as
Walter A. Weber, Franklin Booth
and Fred Everett. A painting of a
wood duck family by Everett, meas
uring 712 by 712 inches, also is avail
able this year. The stamp subjects
have one thing in common, they all
are animals, plants or birds that
can and should be preserved.
Trout in West Virginia.
Everett, in case you are not IA
miliar with his work, is the artist
who paints the covers for the Penn
sylvania Angler. monthly organ of
the Pennsylvania Board of Fish
Commissioners. Those covers, in
our opinion, are the best of all the
outdoor magazines with no printing
or other matter on the paintings so
they may be clipped and framed.
Trout anglers who want to range
farther afield when the Virginia and
West Virginia seasons open might
try Berkeley and Jefferson County
streams in nearby West Virginia,
where a heavy stocking program
just has been completed. Fish have
been placed in Town Run near
Shepherdstown, Evitts Run near
Charles Town, Big Bullskin Run
near Kabletown, Turkey Run near
Middleway, Mill Greek near Bunker
Hill, Tillhance Greek near Hedges
vile, Cattail Run near Mechanics
town, Flowing Springs Run near
Charles Town, Middle Greek near
Darkesville and Rocky Marsh Run
near ShepherdStown.
These were lingering brooks and
rainbows mostly four inches long
with few going to six. These are
too small to catch, but there are
larger fish in these streams from
stockings of other years.
Fishing Through Streets.
That Town Run near Shepherds
town is an interesting stream. 1t
used to flow through the town to
the Potomac River, but now it is
carried through by a culvert.
Townsmen who know the spots fish
for trout through crate openings in
the city streets.
Evening star., 1941-04-11
Maryland Plants 500
Trout Exclusively
For Juveniles
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE April 11.-Five hun
dred trout have been planted in
Valley Run, Baltimore County, in
preparation for the opening of Mary
lands first fishing area restricted to
children under IA.
The area, extending about three
fourthS of a mile along the stream
upward from Park Heights avenue,
will be opened to the young anglers
next Tuesday. No fishing has been
permitted in it since the opening of
the regular fresh water trout season
on April /.
officials of the State Game and
Inland Fish Commission said sew
eral experienced fly fisherman would
be stationed at the project for a
few days after it opens to give in
structions to the young anglers.
Although there are no regulations
as to the type of lure to be used,
commission officials said the young
sters would be encouraged to fish
with flies and artificial lures.
Evening star., 1941-04-11
Fish and Game Students
Get First-Hund Study

BN the Associated Press
COLLEGE STATION.-Texas A.
& M. students interested in fish and
game conservation will have a
chance to pursue that study in the
field this summer.
The colleges fish and game de-
partment is offering a six-week
travelling course during the first six
weeks of the summer session, start
ing June 9. Students will make a
survey of birds, mammals and
plants of selected sections of Mexico.
The basic idea is to instruct the
students in methods of collecting
field data and gathering informa-
ton on wildlife conditions in an
area where overhunting and over
grazing has permitted nearly prime
val conditions to exist.
Evening star., 1941-04-11
Mays Sees 194l Victory
In Classic Auto Grind

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April IL
The most popular modern man OF
speed at Indianapolis has his heart
and his motor set for long
ed victory shot May 80.
Rex Mays, California flash, un-
official lap record holder and three
times fastest qualifier for the an
nual 5O0-mile race at the IN
dianapolis Motor Speedway, again
has been named to drive the speed
ster entered by Robert NJ BoWes
and engineered, built and managed
bv the still young retired veteran
Of the speed paths, Lou Meyer,
three time winner of the classic.
"I am going to set her on the
pole again this year." says Mays,
"and then I expect to place her
directly under the first wave of
the checkered flag"
Evening star., 1941-04-11
Yachtsmen on Lower
Mississippi Given
Much Assistance

Washington County Chamber of
Commerce of Greenville, Miss, has
published an informative booklet
that will be of interest to yachtsmen
cruising the lower Mississippi River.
The booklet describes Greenvilles
Lake Ferguson harbor, created by a
f1ood-control cutoff project; states
that warm welcome awaits visit
ing craft at the Greenville Yacht
Club and lists the services that
readily can be obtained, such as
fuel, marine hardware, dry docking
food supplies, two-hour laundry and
cleaning and electrical and machine
work.
Further, visiting yachtsmen will
be assisted in obtaining hunting or
fishing licenses and the Chamber of
Commerce will place car at their
disposal if they care to make a
tour of the city.
Evening star., 1941-04-11
Corp. Tuit Gets Rainbow
Vets Rifle Award

Having earned the title of best
rifle shot in the District National
Guard, Corpl. Granville M. TAFT of
the 104th Quartermaster Regiments
"B" Company has won the Rainbow
Division veterans rifle markSman-
ship medal.
Now stationed with the 29th Di-
vision at Fort Meade, TAFT won the
medal in outdoor competition with
the service rifle. The medal was
presented at a recent ceremony at
Fort Meade by Walker H. Colston,
senior national executive committee
man for the District, on behalf Of the
Rainbow Division veterans.
Evening star., 1941-04-11
20 Years Ago
In The Star

The Griffmen ended their
training games against major
league opposition by absorbing a
defeat from the Giants, 7-5. The
Mats displayed good hitting but
the pitching was weak.
Johnny Ray of Pittsburgh and
Johnny Dundee of New York,
hghtweights, battled to a 10
round draw in Pittsburgh.
Washington Fencers' Club won
the epee team championship in a
tournament at New York, five
of Washington's victories being
earned by F. w. Honeycutt.
Evening star., 1941-04-11
Charter Given Junior
RifIemen Of Ninth
Street Church

Junior Rifle Club of the Ninth
Street Christian Church has been
granted charter in the Junior divi-
sion of the National Rife Associa-
ton, it was announced today.
Twenty-six charter members are
enrolled in the church club, which
will shoot under the guidance OF
Walter F. Treichel.
Ray Morrow is president, Robert
L. Berry vice president, Leonard l..
sherfey, executive officer, and Mel
vim Crockett, treasurer.
Evening star., 1941-04-11
TroP Trophy at Stake
In Shoot Tomorrow

Two legs on the Cadillac three
month trophy and the clubs regular
weekly award will be at stake to-
morrow in the Washington Gun
Club shoot at Benning at o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-04-11

In addition to trout 5000 small
mouth bass were placed in the
Shenandoah and 1000 in Back
Creek. One hundred quail also were
placed in Berkeley County.
Evening star., 1941-04-11
Shortstop Is Sought

Petworth A. C. unlimited base
ball team needs a shortstop. Players
interested call Manager r. j. Whea-
ton at Randolph 5026 after 6 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1941-04-11
Rod and Stream

Celebration OF National Wild Life Restoration Week begins on Mon
1897
majority Nations much
to fu -of-do
country
Evening star., 1941-04-11
eod Glass for c Passes Power Squadron Handling Craft

The Cadillac trophy Is awarded
under the added target system, with
gross scores to count, while the
regular weekly trophy is awarded
the highest scratch score.
Nogales international., 1941-10-24
LEGAL NOTICE.
LEGAL NOTICE

Peters, Jaor $25Oo WITS 5963 Ban Lewis Deputy Sheriff
Officer $1O000 $685. Carolina
AGontoya, County
County sup 534-567 Dorothy Hopkins
Janior
E Hardy P. i,
538-571, W. Parrish,
Constable
Constable $780, W.T. 575, Edmon
Supt. l. r. Floy w. Gildea,
Sanitarian, $3.50; Noon,
duly carried Treasurer
to the
expense general
salary
to this
% on 18th, 1941.
ATTEST: I. ESCALADA,
VIM c. SIMONTON Clerk Chairman
Nogales international., 1941-10-24
Rabbi lola
Dies In Tucson

Rabbi Hyman lola, As, head Of
Temple Emanuel and widely
known Tucson civic leader, died
Sunday at his home in Tucson.
He was secretary of Tucson chap
ter, American Red Cross, a member
of the executive board or Catalina
council, Boy Scouts of America, a
member of the Rotary club, active
in the Tucson Ministerial associa-
ton and member of the Tucson
Literary group.
Rabbi lola came to Tucson seven
years ago from Tulsa, Okla, where
he had been a rabbi for seven years.
He was born in Rochester, NY, and
was graduated from the University
of Cincinnati and the Hebrew Union
college at Cincinnati, o.
He was interested in the Hillel
foundation for young men at the
University of Arizona, which is
sponsored by B'nai Birth as an aid
to students
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ma
dine lola; a son, David lola; his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Israel lola,
and a brother, David lola of New
York City
Nogales international., 1941-10-24

dustries, it has been necessary to
reduce the consumption of such
materials in non-defense manufac-
ture. Therefore, the government
has had to limit the number of units
produced and to ration certain raw
materials which will cause curtail-
ment of production, and in some
cases, the closing of industrial
plants.
Management and labor is coordin-
ating its efforts to insure the maxi
mum efficiency of industrial plants
and labor facilities for the Defense
program in Arizona and the Rocky
Mountain area. This includes the
registration of skilled and semi
skilled workers in the local US.
Employment Service offices, and es-
tablishment or expansion of neces-
Sary training courses to open up new
opportunities for unemployment of
those workers who have been dis
placed as a result of material short
ages.
The Regional Labor Supply Com
mittee is made up of representatives
of management from Chambers of
Commerce or manufacturers aSSoci-
ations, organized labor, and govern
entail agences having a bearing on
labor supply such as the Office of
Education, Office of Production
Management, Bureau nf Employ
ment Security, NYA, WPA, Selec-
tive Service, and the apprentice pro-
gram of the Department of Labor.
Nogales international., 1941-10-24
Osborn Replies
B0wnQn
Telegram

Replying to telegram from Writ
G.. Bowman, Gov. Sidney P. Osborn
sent Mr.. Bowman the following self
explanatory telegram this week:
II deeply appreciate telegram
signed by H. Merryweather, T. T.
Pendleton, j. B. Pendleton, Frank
CowlishaW, Robert Kane, Strong S
Bar S Ranch, Weldon Bailey, Dimes
Nelson, Lee Zinsmeister, Everett S.
Sholes, K. w. Holbrook and yourself
commencing the leadership have
undertaken in making available
cheap electrical energy for all the
people of our state which can be
accomplished through the creation
of state power authority.
"You may be assured that after
such proposal is enacted into law
the farmers of Santa Cruz County
will no longer be compelled to pay
the excessive rates against which
you protest. It is gratifying to know
that I can depend upon your sup
port in bringing about legislative
approval Of this meritorious measure
which is the only practical medium
whereby the citizens of our state
can derive the maximum benefits Of
their power resources on the Colo
rado river.
"If you will kindly send me the
addresses of the other signers Of the
telegram will be glad to send them
later information which is released
on the subject.
i SIDNEY P. OSBORN,
Governor. "
Nogales international., 1941-10-24
Defense Labor
Supply Program
Being Arranged

Arizona will have major part in
the regional Defense Labor Supply
program through its United States
Employment Service, it was an
nounced here yesterday by w. N.
Puckett, the interviewer.
Work of the Arizona Division,
United States Employment Service
will be carefully synchronized with
the Regional Labor Supply head
quarters in Denver First considera-
ton will be given to the registration
and placement of workers who have
lost their jobs as a result of short
ages in raw materials.
To insure sufficient supply of
essential materials for defense in
Nogales international., 1941-10-24
Forage Conditions
BeIow Normal

TUCSON, Oct. 23-CUP)-Forage
conditions of Coronado National
Forest grazing land are about is per
cent below normal this season, ac-
cording to H. Garvin Smith, assist
ant forest supervisor. He blamed
inadequate rains during the spring
and summer for the condition.
The forest rCce is advising all
cattlemen to decrease their herds
on land held under a forest permit
in order to prevent unnecessary ex-
pense next spring, he said.
Nogales international., 1941-10-24
BOWLING
LEAGUE STANDING

NEXT WEEKS GAMES
Monday
Hollers Brokers VS.. Wager's Fire
bugs.
Wednesday
GecrgeloS' Tomateros VS.. Karam's
MuckerS.
Thursday
Arizona Rotary VS.. Roaring Liens.
Friday
Knights of Columbus VS.. Sonora
Rotary.
Nogales international., 1941-10-24

c. Georgelos ...-... 2O7 lat 173 SGT
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23

butter dresses. Heavy padded en-
broidery is particularly good look
ing and in line with the several ap-
plique and quilted ideas that are
being shown.
Because small prints are more
kindly to the average figure than
large ones. small prints 1t Is for the
daytime dress at least. Some Of the
floral stripe patterns. usually hori-
zontal, are very good looking. but
then every sort OF stripe seems to be
well liked, from the narrow pepper
mint candy kind to the dashing
awning stripe. Green with white is a
leader. No lack Of color this sum-
mer, ! promise you.
The sllirtwaist dress marches on.
There Is just no stemming the tide
OF It's success.
Variations of the shirtwaist dress
take a wider range Of expression
this year than In previous seasons.
for the basically wearable silhou-
cites are given more dreSsy i'm
preston through the use of novelty
pockets. jeweled buttons. novelty
belts and adapted in a good selec-
ton OF fabrics. There are prints in
the larger flower spaced designs in
rayop crepeS. Sportswear-type nov
city rayons in the linen-likc and
crash constr on S. striped.
checked and plain fabrics as well as
heavy sheer pastel color rayons to
give variation and new appeal to
the shirtwaist lsSSicS.
And it's not only the shirtwaist
dress but shirtwaists that are musts
In every werdrobc. whether for
town or country.
Striped mems wear worsteds Is
the unanimous choice for spring
suits. witnessed on the first warm
weather days. This preference for
striped mems wear worsteds. Incl
dentally. Ii I'm accord with carly
spring choices at Santa Anita.
In New York. striped worsteds
are developed into clean-cut. slim
silhouette suits. that have MILNE
skirts with front pleats or pleated
all around. The striped patterns arc
worked to give individuality to the
mannish low revers.
Black stripes arc emphatic on
representative gray mems wear
worsted-type suiting. White hair
limo stripe both I'm grayish blue
worsted and a cocoa beige worstcd
are excellent.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
Beauty Tips

The next time you sit under the
drier at the hairdressers, rub POM
ade or cold cream we'll into your
lips. Or better still. have a facial
at the same time by removing your
makeup and applying cream.
When hair Is dry and before 1t Is
combed out. wipe the face with It's
sues and rinse with cold water.
The skin will be moist and fresh
enough to hold new application
OF makeup without makeup
base. Better still the face will look
cool and pretty instead OF dry and
flushed as 1t usually does when It
comes from the drier.
One annoying mannerism will
be remembered long after your
smart hairdo or the color and cut
OF your smart new spring OUTFIT Is
remembered. Check and double
check on your nervous habits II
you wish to be truly attractive.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23

house. What is more natural than
wanting to discharge the social
debts acquired during pre-marriage
days or before one was In q position
to extend invitations to ones very
own homer
Couples to whom the role 10 an
old one are more discriminating
with their bids. They have learned
to distinguish between those who
accept because they really want 70
spend the time with them and those
who accept because It's the easiest
and cheapest way to get away for q
change Of air and scene. We enjoy
friends who come because they en-
Joy being with US. but there's no
more thankless Job than extending
hospitality to those who make use
Of US by turning our houses into
overnight cabins.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
Use Spice Subtly for Best Flavor
Dishes
Are Favored
With Spice
By JUDITH WILSON

If CHEFS and food creators were
= immortalized like musicians,
artists, statesmen and soldiers, q
statue would be erected to the men
who discovered sugar and spice
and everything nice" Orientals. in
particular. take advantage of spices
to give tantalizing flavor and per-
fun1e TO their cookery From Saigon.
In China. comes the best grade Of
cinnamon. made from the bark Of
a species Of bushy evergreen Gull
tivated there. and from China. too.
come black and white pepper. and
ginger. peeled. unpeeled and pre-
served.
Too many cooks use seasonings
with heavy hand. The secret Is
to blend the spices and flavoring
extracts so that few can detect
the particular one used In the
final dish.
These recipes from Ruby Zoos
Den. New York. nationally famous
Chinese eating place. have been
specially adapted for use by the
American housewife.
CHICKEN AND CHESTNUTS
~ Ib. ehestnuts
] chicken - Ibs.D
Glove garlic
- cup butter
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23

When q guest Is In doubt % TO
what she should do. there's no bet.
ter way Of finding out than think.
ing Of the situation from the host
ess' standpoint. "Wllat would I like
my guest to do?" she should ask
herself. II she does she will have no
difficulty finding the answer to her
problem.
Since It's perfectly natural for
those who have homes to want their
friends to visit them and perfectly
natural for their friends to want 70
come. there shouldn't be q weekend
problem. But there Is and It's the
result Of lack Of tact and eondder.
alton, trivialities that can easily b
eliminated. Let's try! What say?
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23

especially must be applied skilfully.
Properly used. 1t defies detection.
makes you look years younger.
happier and brighter eyed. That
Is the main object Of rouge-to add
warmth and color to the skin.
Perhaps the most common mis-
take women make Is to put on too
much rouge. so the effect Is blatant
and artificial. Many choose the
wrong shades and many make the
mistake Of placing rouge In the
center Of the cheek or much too
low. SO the face seems to droop.
Others use the wrong kind Of rouge
for their skin type.
You'll Have to Experiment
Just because you have had difn-
Guilty using 1t properly In the past,
do not give up and 60 unrouged.
Unless you have . good natural
color to start with you'll look tired
and III before the day u far adj
vanced. Just experiment, cautious
ly at first.
Try using Just a little rouge and
blending 1t well into the skin until
you can gauge the amount ac-
curately. Then study your face
more critically and see II you are
placing 1t properly. Try putting 1t
slightly higher and farther out and
see II you do not like the effect
even more. Try blending some
ever 50 lightly into the area Just
below the eye. keeping the color
from the center Of the circle out
ward and up to the outer corner
Of the eye. Your makeup will
seem smoother. your eyes brighter
and larger.
When you flnd the amount and
placement OF rouge needed to bring
out your features. begin expert
menting with color and see II you
can find q more satisfactory one
than you are using at present. You
do not have to be as exact about
picking rouge shades as you do in
choosing q lipstick, but you must
choose a shade that harmonizes
with your complexion tones. II
your skin Is creamy. your hair a
medium brown or gold with tawny
lights, then an orange red rouge
will set of your natural coloring.
II your skin is milky with the
smart contrast Of dark hair and
eyes, q rather light. clear red Is
good: II your natural color Is
rosy, then rose that merely inten-
sites the natural tone Is prefer
able. Only when you find the right
shade can you put on your rouge
so the color Is so delicate and art
full 1t seems your very own.
Cream Rouge II Best
Learn to use different kinds OF
rouge according to the occasion.
but for general wear choose the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23

and may cause apoplexy. sudden
death from heart disease. or re-
peAted attacks Of paralysis. I shall
make an effort to describe high
blood pressure and why It results
n - much trouble.
Il Is very easy to diagnose the
condition. but not so easy to ex-
plain. The degree Of pressure Is q
record OF the amount Of force re-
.a1lj4ed to propel the blood through
the circulatory system. This sys-
tenn consists Of the heart. which q
the engine or pump. the arteries.
with their thousands Of branches
and the small capillaries. which
merge into small veins. which In
crease In size as the vario u 8
btanches come together and carry
the blood back to the heart.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
TOMATO SAUCE IN HASH

Tomato sauce, which does so
much to add pungent flavor to
made" dishes. enlivens this South
ern hash dish designed to give new
life to leftover beef.
The quick dish calls for 2 cups
OF chopped cooked beef, 2 Of diced
boiled potatoes, plus 2 tablespoons
Of minced onion. all seasoned with
salt and pepper and enough toma-
to sauce to moisten the mixture.
Spread in hot creased skillet and
cook over a low flame until a crust
is formed on the bottom. Then fold
like an omelet and serve with q
sauce OF hot tomato paste. These
quantities will feed four.
The same versatile sauce finds
It's way into vegetable cocktails,
into the baking pan with fish and
In baked.or broiled meat patties.