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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-26
Community Details

The booklet next deals at length with the various towns and their surrounding settlements from Ket- chikan to Yakutat.. The larger com- are described in detail and include an historic background for ,ach, together with descriptions ol he recreational features and facili- ties in the surrounding region. Lo- cal Indian tribes and customs and the native villages receive interesting attention Glaciers in general and those in Southeast Alaska in par ticular are next described and illus trated. The principal flowers and small plants which grow throughout the Tongass National Forest are list ed. The last section of the booklet discusses transportation facilities.
 The local Forest Service offices ir the Territory expect to make a thor ough and widespread distribution of the booklet among travel agencies steamship, arplane and railroad com panies; libraries and schools. Indi viduals can obtain copies by calline on or writing to Forest Service off, fices at Juneau, Petersburg, Ketchi- kan and Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-26

Average; did not bowl.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-26

Totals --. 737 $40 829-2406
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
Eggplant Casserole

medium-sIzed eggplant
onions
pepper=--Z=
2 cup melted shortening
q cups tomatoes
2 teaspoons salt
Il teaspoon pepper
Pare and slice eggplant and
onions and slice the pepper.
Brown in shortening. Place al
ternate layers OF the Drowned
vegetables and tomatoes in
creased casserole, seasoning each
layer. Bake in a moderate oven
400 degrees) for 40 minutes.
Serves six
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
Make Own
Sandwiches
On a Picnic

WHAT SHALL we do on La
Dor Day? If a picnic is in the
offing, we'd best do some think
ing about food. Sandwiches can
play a big part in making a
Labor Day outing a success g..
the kind and style will depend
on the plans for the day
Make your own sandwiches
are the favorite with some fam
lilies. In such a case select fill
ings that viii please but that do
not require much labor in fixing.
Take along sliced bread, let
tuce in a can containing a little
chopped ice, mayonnaise. and
such things as canned salmon,
tuna, sardines, spiced meat or
corned beef. Chill the filings
thoroughly before starting out
and they will still be cold enough
10 use when mealtime comes
around.
olives mustard, salad
dressing -wffateeefA-eA
seaSonings you desire might be
included. But please remember
-. a picnic meal like this needs
can opener. Don't forget 10
include one.
This make-your-own sandwich
idea is good for backyard pic
MICS. too. Here, the filings
could be made ahead of time.
Combine fish or meat with
chopped celery, hard cooked
eggs. sliced olives, pimientos,
onions. shredded carrots and the
like. Don't use too many extras
just enough TO give an
excellent favor and texture.
Blend with your favorite
dressing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
KIDDIEs FASHION

PATTERN 1886 is available in
children's sizes 2. 4. g.. 8 and 10
Size 6, skirt and bolero, takes ,
yards 35-inch fabric and bodice.
= yard contrast; dress all in
one, Ia yards 35-inch fabric
and is yards lace edging
Send fifteen cents t15c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size, name,
address and style number.
Extra The new Anne Adams
l94l-l942 Pattern Book brings
you extra chic this Fall n d
Winter,
Pages of easy-to-make pat
terms for every one - highlight-
ing glamour gowns. snow-and-
sun toys. tailor modes, fashions
for fuller figures. complete
school wardrobes.
You'll find slants on sill
houettes. fabrics and colors-a
home defense sewing plan -
and free directions for hat and
bag set, Order your copy today!
Book. Is cents. Pattern Is cents.
Book plus pattern, only -
cents.
Address your request 10 The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Owing TO customs regulations.
orders for patterns TO Canadian
destinations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27

clear the skin so il will be al
most immune TO infection.
IL is never advisable TO thor
oughly wash the. face immedi-
ately after being In the sun but
il can be cleansed with a thin
cream and later on with soap
and water.
Girls whose skin is excess
sively oily. will like the vanish
ing creams but as a substitute
the. following has proved quite
effective. First, cleanse with
either a lotion or cleansing
cream.
Remove cream with tissue.
then hav. ready a mixture of
melted soap and beaten white of
one egg. Cover the face with
this mixture and let il dry.
After about five minutes re-
move with warm water. Rinse
with clear water and pat dry.
Astringents are discouraging
to skin infections and so is a
solution of bicarbonate OF soda.
Dissolve teaspoonful of the
soda in half glass Of water.
Pat all over the face, especially
around the nose and mouth.
pad Of =f=esh-sbseFbeHt
cotton for this. Let the LIQUID
dry for 10 minutes. then sponge
with ice water. This is very re-
ffeshiHe at any time and viii
discourage blemishes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
Food Second
Most Talked
OF Subject
BY HELEN ROWLAND

NEXT TO the war news, the
most exciting topic of the mo-
ment seems 10 be food. Food.
diets and the findings OF the
food and nutrition committee Of
the National Research Council.
What a name TO write on a
cheeky
Like the rookie who was sur
prised and alarmed 10 discover
that he had "a slight case of
corpuscleS in two colors-red
and white" most Of US are going
10 be astonished when we find
out what lot Of strange things
we have been eating under the
names Of hot dogs. Waldorf salad
corned beef and cabbage, canapes
and ice-cream soda,
MOST OF us arc ~itamin-
conscious by now. Nearly every
body has pet vitamln which he
carries around in little red or
green capsules and defends as
he would his honor against the
Slurs of people who champion
other vitamlns.
Protelns and iron are old ia
Vorltes. too. Iron comes in
yeast. lettuce and pills. Proteins
come in hot dogs-and you don't
tell man in fighting mood
that he's full of prunes. You
say. You're full of proteins !"
meaning merely that he's full of
meat. He takes il as a compli-
ment and that coolS him off.
BUT THE things that get
me all foggy about the food
committees chart OF recon-
mended daily allowances are
the ones l never heard Of. and
which sound like different forms
of rash.
refer TO thiamin. ribo1avin
and ascorbic acid. Don't LET the
names brighten YOU. They're
only recommended foods. not
blood diseases.
Id like one of the members
of the committee to drop down
here and spend few weeks
hostessing for weekend parties.
I'll venture he'd encounter a
greater variety of funny stom-
achs than he's ever met in the
medical profession.
MY RAW-FOOD faddist friend
has just left and my nice South
Carolina cook is so vitamin-
conscious that l now get raw
carrots. celery. radishes. lettuce
and watercress three times
day. I feel so much like a bird
that / could 60 out and perch
on the bird-bath and MARBLE.
When the food committee gets
out its lists of daily diets for
nourishment, in terms of meat.
potatoes and vegetables. I'll be
happy 10 give them 10 you-and
also 10 tell you what ribo-
flavin is. Or don't you care?
Distributed BY King Features Synd., Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
A Milk Facial

a milk facial has been used
successfully throughout tn e
country and has helped thou
sands OF boys as well as girls
10 clear their skin.
II takes a bit moro than one
application but IL is simple 10
prepare at home. We have
never known II to faif TO make 4
marvellous irlprnyemnat-iH-
adolescent skin trouble so If
there is lnv tendency 10 skin
eruptionS or even excessive DILL
ness or blackheads il would be
smart TO do thorough cleans
ing before school begins.
Whe1 once the skin Is refined
and clAansed il will be quite
likely 70 remain smooth and
healthy. Any young person who
learns o. the benefits OF this
easy treatment and soap and
water, cleansing will always
have smooth. unblemished
complexion.
Two leaflets that will help
you clean up skin blemishes are:
B-62 The Milk Pack
B-6f Acne Treatment
Send three cents in coin for
these Leaflets 70 Donna Grace,
The Detroit Times, Detroit.
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
Soap and Water Correct
Minor Skin BIemishes
BY DONNA GRACE

\ SINCE COLLEGE girls inter-
tests are now about the most
important highlights on the
beauty horizon and, since you
know a lot about your makeup.
we believe it might be in order
TO talk of the more serious
.things-namely, the old bugbear,
skin blemishes.
We know records prove that
this nuisance is beginning to
disappear among the alert.
young teenyons of today 1--WE
borrowed teenyons from a young
club group who say they like IL
better than teensters. We do
too
They believe in plenty of soap
and water to remove dust and
dry skin and with this practice
blemishes will find no fertile
resting place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27

inch thick. Chop removed por-
ton (about 4 cups) and saute
with onion, salt and pepper in
bacon fat 10 minutes. Add
cereal. mix well, then add re-
naming ingredients. Refill shells,
sprinkle with little more
cereal and bake in hot oven 400
degrees) 80 minutes. Serves six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27

SATURDAY, $40 TO $500 :, CALL CHERRY 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
Eggplant SouHIe

cup milk
Tcups fine dry bread crumbs
cup cooked eggplant pulp
4 tablespoons butter
. teaspoon salt
a teaspoon pepper
2 egg yolks, well beaten
2 egg whites, beaten stiff
Heat milk. add bread crumbs
and cook TO thick paste. Add
eggplant, butter, salt and pepper
Remove from heat. add well
beaten egg yolks and fold in
stiffy beaten egg whites. Place
in we'll buttered baking dish and
bake in moderate oven 1915 de-
grees) 20 10 % minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
Oily Skin

There are times though
usually when girl must he her
prettiest, that one or more of
these spots will pop up to spoil
everything.
Last year may have its handi-
caps and little heartaches so it
would be smart 10 begin now 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
DELIGHTFUL MENU

Hot biscuits with cold sliced
ham and quartered chilled toma-
toes make a delightful Summer
meal. Follow il with cookies
and ice cream for dessert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
Stuffed Eggplant

large eggplant
l tablespoon chopped onion
u teaspoon salt
u teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons bacon fat
p cup grapenut cereal
y cup tomato pulp
!. cup finely chopped broiled
bacon
egg, slightly beaten
4 cup grated American cheese
Parboil eggplant 5 minutes.
Cut in halves lengthwiSe and
scoop out center leaving shell u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
High Quality Eggplant
Is Now on Markets
By PRUDENCE PENNY

LET'S TAKE advantage of the
good supply of Michigan egg
plant that is on the market now.
It's moderately priced. high in
quality-and will aid you in
bringing variety into your
menus.
Eggplant should be shiny pur-
pie, firm, heavy and pear shaped.
One that is shriveled or soft and
fiabby is probably old and may
taste bitter. Dark brown spots
are marks Of decay.
1t may be peeled, sliced and
fried, boiled or baked. Or you
may like 10 serve il stuffed in
the shell. In any case a regu-
larry shaped plant is more
disable. Although obtainable most
of the year the vegetable reaches
its peak in the late Summer
months.
Eggplant may be served in a
number OF ways. Here are a
few that are sure TO please the
palate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

see Just what will happen AT
Northwestern Field. Far from
disinterested spectators also will
be the relatives. They wouldn't
miss 1t for anything.
The elder Campbell is on the
spot. and he knows il. lie Is one
of the original figures in the or
ganization of the Midget League.
sponsored by the Detroit Fire
Department. His 1897 team of
youngsters Won the championship.
Young Ray is only a novice.
serving his first season as man
ager. He played in Glass d a
few seasons back, and saw a bit
more. action at st. Joseph College
of Kirkwood, Mo. He's Just a
young fellow trying to make good.
even at his fathers expense.
Anyway, the Campbell house
hold is due for a terrific session
around dinner time Sunday. Mrs.
Hattie Campbell will preside, and
well, Papa, you'd better be good!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Two Legion
Teams Suffer
Setback

Two Of the leaders in the Amer
lean Legion baseball league fell
from the ranks of the indicated
Saturday when Slit beat tie
Western division leaders Tern
stedt 9-S and Learned trounced
Beaudry 10-4.
A two-run rally in the ninth
on three singles and a walk
were responsible for Stitt's upset.
Father Martins Learned team has
not been doing as well as expected
this year and had dropped two
games before beating the high
flying Beaudry club.
Police post moved into a tie for
first place in the Western division
with Pittenger and TernStedt by
beating Alger 17-5. In the other
American League game Pittenger
beat Cadillac University 40. The
victors had a three-run fourth
inning that put the game on ice.
In the Eastern or National di-
vision, Roose Vankcr ciubbed our
its fourth straight victory by de-
ieatlng Unrcs Labor Il Vankers
and Faust are now the only undo
feated teams in this division.
Faust Post trimmed Vincent. 6-5.
in the only other game.
Frank Monoco's single and
singles by Don Widman and Chris
Soreness brought in the winning
run in the eighth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
VIdsiC Meets
Auto Club y
In A Feature

Vlasic Club, an old team with
new life, takes on Auto Club in
Sundays Class A feature of the
Detroit Baseball Federation.
Strong on paper, but still some
thing of a question mark, Vlasic
will be shooting for its second
straight victory. Walter Tomicic's
club easily downed Pepsi-Cola in
its first start last week. Auto
Club, meanwhile. has lost its first
two games despite good pitching
Clarence Fuller is scheduled to
hurl for Vlasic while Lefty"
Brandt is due to perform for Auto
Club.
Hodges, winner of its only start.
will take on Powers. surprise
victor over Auto Club last week.
In the other Class A game, Pepsi
Cola meets Paris, each club break
Ing even in two games SO far.
Standout game in Class B is the
meeting of Sans Club. champion
the last two seasons, and Grey
hound at Northwestern Field.
SANS dropped its first game and
won the next by a shutout. Grey
hound IS unbeaten, credited with
two victories over preseason fay
orites.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Dearborn League



BOYS Club IS. Winston at Retreat Field
Young vs.. T.. a. l.. a. Ford Field
Scenic V Goebel AZ Fordson High Field
Three { -. Roman A. 6. at DeS0to
Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
FATHER AND SON TO CLASH ON SANDLOTs


There has been little peace
these past few weeks in the Camp
bell household, where baseball
rules, and, you can be sure.
therell be even less this Sunday.
For this Sunday Papa Charles
Campbell, SO, sends his Battalion
No. ) team against Battalion No.
Z IN one of the Midget Division
games on the city's sandlots.
And who is Battalion No. z?
None other than the one managed
by Ray Campbell. a 21-year-old
pilot. II happens that Ray is a
son of Charles Campbell.
So the CampbellS, Irish 10 the
core, and all the neighbors out
Twenty-fifth street, are waiting TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Keller, Hudson Meet
Sunday in SoftbdII

kellers, champions of The De-
troit Times softball tournament
last year will oppose Hudson Girls
Sunday night at 8. at Mack Park.
Two mems games Nill fill out
the schedule. At Gas DeFour and
PhllconS take the field with Briggs
and Wurm's. set for 9:15.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Takes New Mexico Post

DEFIANCE. o, May IL NS)
DIR. y NJ. Jorgensen. who re-
signed as athletic director at
Defiance College January %, an
nounced today that he had ac-
cepted the athletic dictatorship of
New Mexico State College at
Portales, ". NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
D. BE-. Sunday SandIot Info
SCHEDULE
CLASS A

CLASS A
Hodges ". Powers Northwestern =.
, 80. Pepi-Cola vs. Paris. Belle Isle 8.
30. Auto Club vs.. Vlassic, Northwestern
1. $50: Altes, bye.
CLASS Is -
u. r. " A vs. Hudson Local 1884, Belle
Isle 3. 30; East Side Industrial Sheet
Metal Belle Isle 2. $50. stober PNA VS..
Alliance ia e VS. ' -Four Leaf clover love Belle Isle
3. $50: JAW VS.. JAW 81, Jayne 1.
80; Sans vs Greyhound. Northwestern
4. $50. Troy vs. EXcello 1877 Northwest
100. AL Butchers vs. Hoffman. Atkin-
son ?. loo. Hass vs. Rayfs. Northwest
ern- 5-3..39.- V4ekers mcclure. ives.
3 80. UAW III ". United. Northwestern
4. 90; Mishts vs. HE A. C., Northwest
ern 3 100. Hassett vs. Walt Williams.
Atkinson 2. $50. Preto VS. McLouth.
Northeastern ?. 40 J. L. Hudson vs..
MeLough. Northwestern ?, l 100.
CLASS &
Andrews vs.. Bradford. Ives 1. 90; Riley
vs. Square Deal Belle Isle ;, :O0 viviano
vs.. losco, U. OF D. 200.
CLASS ID
lakewood vs. Desantis. Northwestern I.
100; Posseus vs.. Kowalsk, Jayne }. 100:
Falcons V. star Lodge. Jayne 4, 100:
Tobias-Courtney vs.. Quality. Littleheld.
80 Melvindale Us. Americans. Atkinson
;. go.
NUGGETS
Battalion ! vs. Battalion g. Codd Bat
talon vs. Battalion I. Jayne / Battal-
Battalion vs.. Battalion s. Belle Isle
Battalion 2 vs.. Battalion IL. Atkinson 1;
Battalion III vs. Battalion Il, st. Clair
All games al p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

~ feet of grip in every,
single foot of tread : 10
feet Of road-holding rac-
ton in every foot Of rub
Der on the road!
Surely, you want this
safer tire for summer
driving. Get it now
while present low prices
prevail. See this greatest
"G-3" All.We Weather at
your Goodyear dealers
and you'll see why it is
today's keenest buy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
hint TO USED-CAR
BUYERS

To get real teyTzet Sem a u5ed
gar, ned goodyubbtr. UIhy
gambton of-byandhres, tohfu
.fyJf-lae Goodyeay G-3"AA
Ueathtys cost you far less per
mile. Na1v'J the tine 10 by The
best tires you can gtt-thty may
haUr 10 GaJtJou a lang, lang fim<.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

Hodges vs.. Powers, Northwestern \
, 80. Pepi-Cola vs. Paris. Belle tsle s.
3 80. Auto Club vs.. Vlassic, Northwestern
/. ) 80. Altes. bye
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

Andrews vs.. Bradford. Ives I. 1 90; Riley
rs square Deal, Belle Isle 3, 100; Viyiano
vs.. Iosco u. or d. 100.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Medical Corps Officer
Newly Stationed Here
Ends Life With Gas
Maid Discovers Body
OF Lieutenant in Kitchen
Of Apartment

The body of a 31-year -old Medi-
cal Corps of1icer, who had been sta
toned for less than a month at
Walter Reed Hospital, was found
in a gas-filled kitchen of an apart
ment at 240l Calvert street NV.
this morning by maid.
Police said the man was 1t. John
Randolph Tucker Carmichael, a ma
tive of Kentucky. Mrs. Gladys B.
Flaherty. resident manager of the
apartment, said the officer was
visitor to the rooms, in which he
was staying while the regular occu-
pant was out of the city.
The maid, Mildred Clayton. told
police she entered the apartment
about $50 a I'm. today and found all
the gas jets on the stove wide open.
The body was clad in a shirt, gray
trousers and slippers.
DR.. Carmichael was a graduate Of
the University of Virginia and for
the last five years had been a resi-
dent physician on the staff of the
university hospital at Charlottesville.
He entered the Army Medical Corps
July l.
DR.. L. w. Taylor of Emergency
Hospital, pronounced the man dead
shortly before 8 sm. After an in
vestigation. Coroner A. Magruder
Macdonald issued a certificate OF
| suicide.
Walter Reed Hospital officials did
not say whether the officer had any
relatives.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

Acting Chief of Detectives Ira e.
Keck took personal charge.
The address given proved errone-
Gus, and an all-night check Of
traffic records was necessary before
investigators located an automobile
listed to the woman whose name
had been supplied by New York
police. 1t was known Catoe was
accustomed to use the woman's car.
A listing in the l70O block OF
Swami street finally was found and
the headquarters men spotted the
sought automobile as soon as they
entered the block. A distributor
wire was disconnected by one of
them and they waited in their car
at the corner.
Catoe stepped out Of the house at
about $3.50 am. yesterday and was
grabbed and taken Immediately to
headquarters. He was not told i'm
mediately why he was wanted, but
protested innocence of any crime.
Shortly after 7 pm, special line
up was held. Six colored women
four of whom had been attacked and
two who had fought off attempted
assaults, picked Catoe out of the
seven-man group, according to Act
ing Maj. Kelly.
Detectives John j. Carroll and A.
M. OConnor of the New York City
force were given first chance at the
questioning after the lineup. At 8
pm, they were joined by local homi-
| eide squad men, Acting Maj. Kelly
said the identifications by the six
women were called to Catoe's atten-
/ ton and he admitted being the
assailant in these cases. Under per-
sistent questioning, it was said, he
then confessed the attack-murderS
of colored women. The Andersen
case admission came next and then
the Strieff attack, but not the muir
der, according to Acting Maj. Kelly.
Finally, he related, the suspect told
questioners he might as we'll" con-
fess the murder, in view Of his previ-
Gus confessions. The Abramowitz
confession was last, the police chief
said.
Convicted in. 1885.
Police said check of CatOe'
record today revealed he was con-
victed May 7, 1885. on two charges
of indecent exposure and sentenced
to 500 fine or On days in Jail on one
and $50 or IS days in Jail on the
other. He was Jailed and served un-
til September IL of that year.
He was convicted again on two
new charges for the same offense
December 2. 1885, receiving SEN
tences of 5000 or 90 days in jail on
each. He went to Jail and WAS re-
leased May 5, 1886.
Police said the record also showed
several traffic offenses and a verdict
of not guilty on an assault with q
dangerous weapon charge May T.
1898.
During early investigations of the
Strieff case, police officials said, all
men known to have records in as
sault cases were being picked up for
questioning
Apparently because he was known
as a police informer, Jarvis Roose-
welt Catoe was passed over.
why, of course, we all knew this
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Washington Schools
To Open Fall Term
On September ~

Officials at the Franklin
School, harassed with phone
calls and personal calls on when
public school opens, want 1t
generally noised about that
September % is the day-for
both day schools and night
schools.
"They seem TO think we open
earlier because most Of the
other schools do" one official
said.
At the same time, an increase
Of approximately 1000 new ele-
mentary school pupils is ex-
pected to strain grade school
facilities to the utmost, accord
ing to officials.
About a dozen portable schools
will be in use when school opens
and four new school buildings
are planned to take care of the
jump in school child population.