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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24
BAKED BEAN DINNERS
BAKED Beans with Sausage
Cream Cheese Brown Bread
Sandwiches
Salad Bowl q Mixed Greens
Apple and Rsisin Pc Coffee
Baked Beans with Cheese Rarebjt
Brown Bread Butter
Optced peafS
Hearts Of Lettuce. French Dressins
Baked Alaska Coffee

Although the favorit6 method Of
preparing this Inexpensive. nour-
ishing food Il baking. beams are
used to excellent advantage In
many other recipes. such % soups.
chowders, salads and stumngs.
Brown bread goes well with al
bean dishes. Il regular molds arc
not available for this purpose.
empty coffee cans may be used. An
open-faced baked bean sandwich
served with q cheese yarebit sauce
tsee recipe below = "a interesting
luncheon or supper suggestion.
Even q beginner IN cooking could
make this flne favored dish Of
baked beans.
NEW ENGLAND BAKED BEANS
3 cups beans
u ID. fat sslt pork
2 teaspoons salt
tablespoon brown sugar
Il cup dayk molssses
u teaspoon dry mustard
u teaspoon Worcestershirs
sauce
Boiling water
Wash and soak beans In cold
water overnight: drain. cover with
fresh water and cook slowly until
skins break. Turn beans into bean
pot or baking casserole. Pour boil.
Ing water over pork, Scrape Siud
until white, Score IA inch strips
and press into top Of beans. MIX
salt, brown sugar, molaSees. mus
tard and Worcestershire sauce: add
cup boiling water and pour over
beans. Cover and bake In SLOW oven
(2S0-300 degrees F.) for 8 70 3
hours. adding additional water II
necessary: uncover during last "
hour and brown pork and beans.
One small onion may Be placed In
bottom Of bean pot, Serves D TO B.
BAKED BEANS, VARIATIONS
Maple Deans: Substitute Y cup
maple syrup OF 3 tablespoons maple
sugar for brown sugar and mo-
lasses.
Baked Beans with Sausage: Ar.
range parbotled beans aud UNI
cooked sausage In alternate layers;
substitute ] can tomato soup tor
molasses and part Of water.
BOSTON BROWN BREAD
I cup rye meal
cup corn meal
cup entire wheat hour
u teaspoon soda
teaspoon salt
y cup molasses
2 cups sour milk o. butteymilk
Combine rye meal. corn meal.
flour. soda and salt. and sift twice.
Add molasses and milk and stir
until blended. Pour into three we'll
CREASED molds. fllling only y TO
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24
Parents Ideas Of
Tot Must Grow

BY JANE HERD4RT COWARD
IT WAS one OF Walters Oh days.
i and within half "a hour mother
had scolded him twice. The drst Of
Tense had to do with handwriting.
Walter again had wiped grimy
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24
Heavy Eyebrows
Beautifed by
Makeup Art
By JACQUELINE HUNT

SUPPOSE even the girl WUV
> looks like q perfect knockout
TO her friends has at least one
little feature about which she
secretly feels dissatisfied. II
this applies to you. II there ts some
minor nav. do what you can to
minimize It and then try to keep It
Q secret. II you do not call attention
to Il. console yourself With the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24
Proper Glasses, Lighting
Cure for Many Headaches
BY CLAuD NORTH CHRIsMAN. M.D.

EVERY day thousands OF people are crying OUT why these
terrible headaches7" They further and ask what
70 do about them Now that asking tor lot OF information
IN santence two Il would require goodssed book to
all the causes OF headache what 70 do about It,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24

When heating canned apple
sauce 70 serve with sausase and
baked beans ~ . quick vet sub
stantisl supper. add . little but
ter 70 the apple seuce while heat.
Ing and eeasou with . spsinkliug
Of either eiunamon Of uutmog.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24
Eye Strain Nights Blamed As Chief Of Headaches
Look for That Silver Lining
And Life Will Be Happier
~ MARIAN MAYS MARTIN

oollYANNAs are much my liking but INFINITELY pre-
fer even the most exaggerated type to those whose clouds
never had Q silver lining.
Ia looking back years. there In the lives
AZ TIA most persons bright moments 1t would
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24
Decorator Tricks Give
New Life to Table Linen

NO MATTER how many hopeful plans your spring list In
cudes you dress up your table linens without making
nick In budget cutting into spring schedule The
thing that your table, Just much anything else In your
brand bright face for spring. And when
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24

thought { n Q {
your public viii
never b Q { b Q
wiser.
Heavy. dark
eyebrows are q
feature tn . {
troubles many
girls because
they feel they
look masculine.
9th err n ! c Q
features. such
Q Q Q ] o q r.
straig htfor.
ward eyes, nice
to tn and Q
frAnk. friendly
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24
CURkHD TUNA S0UP
] 7.og. can Il cup) tuna
J can vegetable soup

~ tC8SpOO0 CUJyy pOWC0
Thin lemon slico0
Remove tuna from can 81 leroe
pieces: drain. Cook over low heoe
IN skillet until lightly begWued.
Add 70 coup. Go coodoQood ooup
odd equal amount Woeoe. ooue
coup can % measuro.D Add ooyJy
powder. Heat. 0aSuish With lomU
slices. Serves Z. 81
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24

and We should stu have the head
ache.
Il y the surgeons who have
finally given a. the key 70 the
cause Of headaches. and ~ should
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24

10 cups and dl1heD Which havo
contained egUs shouj4 y - -
Ooak n oo)d VatoG tmWo05oeo1y.
poytoee. Tummy corees1n.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24

2/3 full. Cover. Steam az hours.
Do not disturb during nrst hour.
II additional water u needed dur
ing steaming. It must b boilinS
when added.
A cheese rarebit sauce viii dYess
up any baked bean dish. The COM
biuation Is one you can serve 70
cope with all sorts Of times and
temperatures.
CHEESE RAREBIT
Prepare cup thin white sauce.
add " teaspoon dry mustard and
2 cups "a lb.3 grated American
cheese. Cook In top Of double
boiler until cheese Is melted and
mixture smooth: stir constantly
Place Immediately on beans or put
In separate dish and let everyone
help himself to sauce. as desired.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24

b gratifying II they were reine1u-
borod, but with the professional
pooGlSnlst. they never are. It's al
VnyV the darkest hour. the bitterest
ooerow Of the rawest deal that
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24

6s 6egssehing sesuns thst
= orad = alasee fabrics.
eeee snl1sr thsp
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24

2 cups sour milk o. buttsrmilk
Combine rye meal. corn meal.
flour. soda and salt. and sift twice.
Add molaSses and milk and stir
until blended. Pour into three we'll
CREASED molds. flling only y to
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24

! cup rye meal
] cup corn meal
! cup entire wheat hour
u teaspoon soda
! teaspoon salt
u cum Hm0laanAa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Stronger STATE
|Hafrier Team
Favored in Run
Time. stan correspsndens

EAST LANSING, Nov. d.
Michigan State, host to the ma
tional collegiate cross country
championship for the fourth
straight year, will be one OF the
top ranking favorites to capture
this years meet, which will be run
over the well groomed four-mile
course here Monday noon.
With a team almost equal to
that of 1889, when Michigan State
lcaptured its first national barrier
title, the Spartans rank as lead
ling contender among the q
schools expected to compete.
The list of individual performers
this year totals 159, but defending
champion Gilbert Dodds. the Ash
land College preacher. will not DO
back in the field. Second place
winner Oliver Hunter Of Notre
Dame, however. will be back. and
so will fourth place winner Robert
Nichols of Rhode Island State.
Outstanding threats for the
team title besides Michigan State
appear to be Purdue, led by Ed
lHolderman; Michigan Normal. led
by Duane Temper; Indiana. led by
Fred Wilt, and Rhode Island, led
by Nichols.
Last year the team title was
captured by Indiana University
with IS points. Michigan Normal
placed second with s., Rhode
island third with 81 and Michigan
State fourth with 102.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Bowie Results

FIRST RACE-Si. 200. claiming, 3-sesr-
= oids and up. Il mile
shadows Pass tKeiperl 7 90 so $40
= Engle's Charm tStriekleTl 81 10 10 30
Hand (Meadep 7eC
Lady -Anty|s sn stefnns. Sparrow
chirp. Brazen Hussy. Slow Pace. For
ttssinns. Rough Command. yaster Rabbit
ana Doctors Nurse also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Super Hockey Club Back
BRUINS, CUP CHAMPS,
HERE TO PLAY WINGS
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

! Those Boston Bruins are back
again!
The super-hockey club which
beat the Red Wings four straight
for the Stanley Cup is here to see
if it can maintain the supremacy
so thoroughly established last
season. They meet this Sunday
night at Olympia.
Art Ross. the old Boston boss
himself, is back in sole charge OF
the Bauers and the Schmidts, the
Clappers and the Gains who make
up the world champions. Cooney
Weiland has abandoned the coach
ing post 10 take charge of the
Hershey club and leave all the
reins to Ross.
They'll all be here rested and
waiting when the Red Wings
climb off the train this Sunday
after hurried run 10 New York
for their Saturday night game
with the Brooklyn Americans.
After their game here they both
leave for Boston TO play again
Tuesday night. Then the busy
Wings will fly back here to play
Chicago Thursday,
It's just about the same club
from which Detroit had TO be
satisfied 10 get three ties last year.
Only man missing from the Stan
ley Cup winners is Terry Reardon,
the husky young forward who
banged home hatful of goals in
the playoffs. He's been kept in
Canada by the war service board
and has been loaned 10 the Mont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

Aonbarr Captures Bowie Handicap

BOWIE, Md, Nov. 22.-tINS)
Helen Hickman's s.
year-old, took on field OF
horses of all ages in the featured
Prince George Autumn Handicap,
sixth on the program at the
Bowie track here this afternoon,
and came home a hard-flghting
half length winner over George
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

ID. Widener's Rosetown, with Mrs
Ethel d. Jacobs Total Eclipse
beating out 10 other horses for
third.
Aonbarr made II four straight
victories. His time for the mile
and sixteenth over the fast
track was 1:4S Is. and he paid
SIS straight, 50 place and $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23


chirp. Brazen Hussy, Slow Pace. FOR.
ttssinfs.- Rough Command. yaster Rabbit
ana Doctors Nurse also ran.
SECOND RAcE-tl 200. claiming, g.
yssr-olds and up. l 3-is miles
BioekAder- tHarreii) 500 $40 $40
Say Judge (SmfthJ 80 3eo
BETTER Han fKeipetl z 90
Time 2.O4 3-5, On :3Tt5
Pascua. Guerrilla, Steel KING Busy I'm
gers. Scout About, Gimpey, Centervilie
E Chlgre and Some Grouchsr also ran.
THIRD RAcE-sl 200. claiming, 3.yssr.
olds and up, SIS miles
0en4srrne tHsrreiitT st.i0 10 - s.v'
Connie Piaut tBre@n) $50 200
Hszdrei tBietkscksrD T.to
Time GA 10 off ? OF
Sweep Royal Rough GoinE. In Memory.
EolAtium, Brilliant One. Do,v1r. Boo 9
squad, Steady On and Bull Terrier also
ran
FOURTH RAcE-sl 200. claiming. 2.
year -olds mile and 10 ysrdt;
Isle de Pine tCousl 1910 $50 aSo
Michigan sun iksip<rD $50 90
Bostee MEADE $50
Time 1.s rs. off TAT
Annoyrous. Trsffic Rush. Cslstan. Brave
siF. ks,iy spring, Blue Nose John Hunni-
cut, Whs, Excuse and Duty Firr aso
ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
"a McAfee Chief Threat

George McAfee, 182 pounds OF
creased lightning, is the chief
threat In the powerful world
champions backfieId. One Play
McAfee ranks second only to Don
Hutson Of Green Bay In the scor-
ing race, with 81 points gathered
on nine touchdowns. Seven Of the
scores came on running plays. He
is rated as the shiftiest- running
halfback ever TO hit the National
League.
In addition to pacing the Chi
Icago scorers McAfee is the lead
ing ground gamer. averaging IA
yards per try while carrying the
ball 40 times this year.
Although McAfee is the her
aided star of the Bears they are
far from a one-man team. They
have more concerted power in
their backfield than any other
team in National League history.
Listed along with McAfee are Ball
Osmanski Joe Maniaci, Norm
Standlee, Sid Luckman. one of the
deadliest passers in the league.
Ray Noting, Gary Famiglietti and
several others. All would be able
TO make the first team on any
club in the circuit.
Only seven Of the Bears are first
year players with II Of the 80
having played three years or more.
Lions Plight
Against this array of gridiron
talent the Lions will have to pit a
shuffled. patchwork lineup tn q [
has won two of the last three
starts. The local club will be
without a regular center, three
converted linenen taking over
the spot held down by Alex
Wojciechowicz.
With the exception of A n d v
Logan at center, the Lions viii
present much the same lineup that
won the thriller from Phila-
delphia last Sunday. Stan Ander-
sen and Paul Szakash will start at
the end S while Johnny Tripeon
and Tony Furst seem the choices
at tackles. The guards will be Stan
Batinski and Augie Lilo.
Bill Callihan at quarterback,
Whizzer White at left half. Dick
Booth at the other half back post
and Steve Belichick at fullback
round out the first eleven.
The probable linelIp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Lions to Face Bears
With Patched Lineup
One Play MeAfee
Chief Threat Among
Galaxy Of Great Backs

Thirty-three football players
hailed as the greatest aggregation
ever assembled by one team. viii
make their appearance In Briggs
Stadium at 2 p. m. Sunday when
the Chicago Bears tangle with the
|injury-riddled Lions. before q
crowd expected to reach 10000
fans.
Those 80 players have been rails
ing havoc with all sorts of often.
sive records this season while
hammering through the opposition
for seven victories and one defeat
During those eight games the
Bears have scored 289 points while
the opposition has been able 'tc
connect for 102. The lone defeat
came at the hands Of Green Bay
Running from the powerful I
formation the Bears have amassed
a total of 1884 yards. with four
backs ranked among the leading
ground gamers in the league. They
also have quartet of backs
among the leading six scorers in
the loop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

YfRsT RACE 81. 900, claiming. 2-yesr-
ohs. ! l-i6 miles
Trnn Guard tCorbetfl $40 1880 TO
Black Kerry tFinnecan) 3 20 $50
Plucsy Muffin tWaslstl 8 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Purdue Cagers Win
II Cage Crowns

In "a years OF coaching basket
ball at Purdue. Ward Lambert has
seen his teams champions, or CO.
champions, IL times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Best Bets

(By international News SeRvice)
BOWIE 20
fAt Bowie. Md
f-6REAT HURRY, Miss 1ungfno, m
FAINT Queen.
1-JOANNY, Leonardtown, Hazel w.
1-CRIMgON LANCER, Aster Lady. War
Smoke.
PARK BENCH. Hakney-Hscht Entry.
s-DAiLY DELIVERY. Skin DssN
Straight Lead.
e-wooD ROBIN. Dollar Bay. Dms
Gtno. r
T-MANAMAIp, Magic Stream. or
Guard. n
trough MAN, Bold Risk, garau.
BE8T-JOANNY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

WITH Hkcg-si. 200. maiden 7-yesr.
CID colts and geiainsr. a riis:
Post Haste tNauJ 30 arc z 20
A one mora 40 so
America Fore NAV 3 50
csicutta. Bright Fn.sh. waiter Hsirt,.
Wild Chance. e. G Hamilton. kArkamsn.
Grensdter. wheat and DartinH Star also
ran
SIXTH RACy IS. 600 a1s.d Prince
George Autumn Handicap. ali eyes. ! lis
miles
AonbaYr DYER IS % 300 7 80
Rosrtown tNea1sl 40 $40
Total Eclipse iKripefb 100
Vintage Port Up The Hi wight Glow.
Westnesia. PIE Rolls 'Rodin. 'Lunnisre.
Nellie BY. Jay Jay and Sir Marlboro
also ran,
SEVENTH RACE 81 500. claiming g.
wears old and Up. a miller
DuSky Fox tKsip<r) 1550 $50 $50
Regent (Sistol $40 40
CerueAu0 fEr1ith)r { o.
Time so 4-5 OF t.Osi,
q Bunoon, October Ale Esidina Leo and
\ Cha rming Herod Also ran
EIGHTH RACE-si. 200. claiming ).
year-oids and up. 1 lie miles
Oversight tncComhs) AZ 7po 700
Belle D'AmOur (Renick1 $50 go
TFansmtter (HackefD 100
Time 40 as, on l3si1
Busy Man, Darby Du flying Plaid star
o. Padua Peace Day and No SIR also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

Gen. Hugh s. Johns n,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Bio Ten STANDINGS

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Michigan 20, Ohio State 20.
Indiana 7, Purdue O.
Northwestern ~. Illinois o.
Minnesota ~, Wisconsin 8.
Nebraska IA, Iowa 13. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Tanforan Results

FIRST RAcE-sl.ooo. claiming. 2-y.sr-
ods. ! i.i6 miles.
Iron Guard tcorb.tt, a1io 1870 TAO
PiUcsy Muffin fWaslsfi 8 80
Time i:i5 Us. or i:33h.
Pleyiime Girl. Skipper T.. Epecuistor.
snd Chain. superose ana FREEDOM also ran.
SECOND RACE 81. 900. claiming. 3.
year -oldS ! i-1B miles.
Gouninsior (vshlerD IN 1913 go
Ccrtnthisn fGrohEl 1880 ~
Carmel Boy fZufelD $40
time i46 is. of 1908
CARROTS JOY Shadow Boy. Miss o'Docu.
Iron Peter Your Move Nine Joe Little
Ginger, III Beautiful and Angel Fac. also
ran.
THIRD RAcE-sl 900, claiming. s.y.ar.
oids. y mile:
Court G.. g.. cha, a.. t RAJ, =" go s.C
wtunamuooa tMorrfsey, 100
Time i:l2 is. on PIN
Kiosk, Like Greenock, CanDsld. Even
L4l and Proud Sister also ran.
FOURTH RACE - 81. 600. claiming. 3.
ysar.olds and W. / mile and 10 yards:
T oreh' Mares.r &c corb.n5 SO 80. 30
Hadalad (Wislandsrl 400
Time 1 ~ 2-5. OF 3 :00k.
Eight And Six, Lady's Son. Handy
Retra also ran.
FIFTH RACES 500 claiming 3-year.
olds and up. liza miles
Don Listo Cwes,rope) 1900 1900 e,ts
Franworth tFranklinl 1870 500
Bucket Head (zufelO 2.st
Time l:t4 as off 1907
Triplane. Magic Key. Time Counts and
Valdina Eterno also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-sI 500. allowances, ,.
nd 4 4
Commentator
tWielander) 1910 $40 $50
Loetagal (Fisk $40 Isl
Mark tCorbetD 4.zt
Time i:44 2-5 off 3:59h.
\ Diavolo. Cliff. Gallant Sis. b-Roughsge and
Bfbiiophile also ran.
y b-L. Martin entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-sis.nee ADDED, March
Bank Handicap. ~ miles
c-Marrsge fCorbeu) 2I,Oo 500 ~
aBulwark (Longden) 100 so
eweepida fNevesD $40
Time 90 off i3f
Rig League, sam DO ronbon, e-Hypocrtte
Yankee Dandy, b.Barrsneoss, no Comp.
ution, s-Count d'Or. Pumpgun. Devil''
Graz and b-Don Juan III also ran.
40. Tsrin entry.
b-Bingiin entry.
e-R. A. Coward entry.
year-oids and up. 2 miles and 20 yards
spiteful OsBiano) 400 $50 2.2t
Camp Ground (Lte) $50 Ok
Seven Devils (Adams) 40
Time asa ID (nev track record, OF
VI cranee., Fiyins Hostess. vsldin,
MINI. Restcan and Imitra also rss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23


FIRST RACES. 900. claiming. s-yesr-
ohs and up. lis miles
Alley tMehrtenD 1880 $50 40
Lost Gold CPorsro) 7eo 40
Babs Dattilol 500
| stspacoia. Richestan, Tiphi Liberty
Torch. waIses Y. and High Martin also
ran.
SECOND RAcE--ti. 900. claiming. ,.
year -olds and UP. lis miles:
Madison Ryan $50 $50 2 30
Noodles (vsndenberghs) go 40
okapiiida tGuerin) 500
Time i;x7 s.s Off i:se
Fun o. Run and American Money also
ran.
THIRD RAcE-sI 600. claiming. s-yesr-
oids and Up. IL miles:
Laursna Lyon tTsylorl 100 teo 500
Placer Inn (Vsndenberghel $50 t.SO
Possibility (BrupneIle) $40
Time l85 is. off 2:07.
Close Kin, Gay Troubadour. Sanoma, Mr..
serajevo. Eldee, San Francisco. Nospii and
Wrought Iron also ran.
FOURTH RACES. 900. claiming, 3.
year-o,ds and Up. y mile
Sun Ivy (Dattilo) 3l.2o I1.20 500
Ball O. Fire tTayior) $50 100
sun Girl tRyanp t.2U
Time I:is as of 735H
veyo, Adolf. Cadet Bob. TAXI and IL.
mont also ran.
FIFTH RAcE--s1. 200. claiming. 7-year-
olds and up. Y mile:
Angela (raylor) 1880 78o $50
Fritz (Dsttilo) 500 900
Range Dust tDennisl a8O
\ time i:1f as. off 3:o2H
Chalmac. Rye Grass, MIX and Honey,
I One-O-One, Joss stick and Stimuli also
SPECIAL MATCH RACES, 900 added.
winner take all. New Hampshirs Special,
9-year-olds and up, =. mile:
Wise Moss tAtkinsonD
Sweet Willow tCharlton)
No mutuels.
SIXTH RAcK-si,7oo claiming, g.
year-olds and up. 1-l6 miles:
Wanna Hygro
tAtkinson) $50 200 34o
Fencing lTaylor) ss0 400
victory Bound tBrrnneIleb $50
| Time 1:46 is, of 3.44
hajorette. Rebbina and Cease Fire also
SEVENTH RAcE-sl. 900, claiming, 3
yesr-oids and up. 1 I-fs mTIes;
County Cork tNsyn.D 5.io $50
lKsy's Pride (Rogsrsb 500
Time les. on 4:li.
Fiddle Paddle, hettspony, Crown Gem
ARIEL osren. Mira and Slight Error also
EIGHTH RACE = q. 900. claiming. 3.
lyesr-oids and up. ~ miles:
SIR Elmer tAtkinsou, go $50 900
Supreme Flag tvsndsnosrshs $50 1.2o
Time 7:3a, OF t:1eh
Movteen, West Wichita. Mil River
sonny Imp. Personally. ana Rose D
also rAa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

real Canadiens for use in their
games at home and Toronto.
Defenseman Jack Crawford Is
out of the lineup temporarily with
an injury but Johnny Shewchuck,
who has seen action before, has
been brought up for keeps and Ia
teaming with Dit Clapper on the
defense. while Flash Hollett and
Des Smith form the other pair
which operate ahead of goalie
Johnny Brimsek.
CouVley on Old Line
Bill Cowley. the leagues lead
ing scorer. is back centering his
old line with Roy Conacher and
bustling Eddie Wiseman on the
TANKS. The great Kraut Line of
Woody Dumart. Bobby Bauer and
Milt Schmidt is still functioning,
while the third line Is made up
of Pat McReavy, Herbie Cain and
Art Jackson.
The hustling Wings have yet TO
down leading club. although they
came close twice with the Maple
Leafs. II they report in good
shape from the game with Amerks,
this game will offer them chance
10 get up steam and start going
places.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
TAKE sPARINGLY

sun bathing is good, healthy
treatment. Part of its value is that
81 is taken in the open air. but II
should be done carefully and
slowly.
The famous Swiss physician,
Doctor Roller. who treated many
pauents BIZ sunlight alone. ordered
them 90 expose the feet only for
about five minutes two or three
times the first day.
Only after two weeks OF gradual
exposure would he allow any OF
his patients TO expose the whole
body. Blondes and red heads
should be especially careful.
There are a number Of prepare
tions which can be used 10 apply
10 the skin before sun exposure in
order 10 acquire q tan without a
burn. Plenty Of good ones are al
ready made up, and can he pur-
chased al any seaside drug store.
Some good formulate are as fol-
lows
FORMULA ! (CREAMD
Quinine sulfate l part
Vanishing cream 60 parts
Mix we'll
FORMULA 2 IoTION)
Zinc oxide 4 parts
Glycerin 81 parts
Rose water TO make 100 parts
FORMULA 3 tOIL)
Quinine hydrochloride 4 parts
Peanut oil 10 make 100 parts
FORMULA 4 (EMULSION)
Salol parts
Linseed oil 80 parts
Lime water 10 make 100 parts
Directions for use: Apply thin
film over exposed skin areas. A
fresh application must be made
whenever the Sun-bather comes
out of the water after swim, or
when the preparation rubs off. In
any case use at least once every
two hours or so. Do not depend
too largely on any product to pre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
July 4 Thought
Roosevelt Calls Upon America for Rededication
to Liberty on independence Day

OF hope and as the birthday OF
American independence draws
near IL il altogether fitting that
we should rededicate ourselves
to defend and perpetuate those
inalienable rights which found
true expression In the immortal
declaration.
Those words never, had a
deeper or more solemn meaning
for America than they have In
this hour of anxiety and peril.
THE Fourth of July always
has been happy festival, a day
of JOY and eXultation I'm which
all Americans have caught some
thing of the spirit OF liberty
which the fathers of the
republic proclaimed TO all the
world on that Midsummer day
I'm Philadelphia I'm 1776.
Tt has been essentially q
home festival.
II am glad. therefore, 10 learn
that the Office of Civilian De-
Tense is TO lead the nation this
year I'm a grand rededicatiOn TO
liberty on the Fourth OF July.
81 commend this celebration
TO Americans everywhere TO the