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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02
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At sessioa o. ssid Court IBID II the
Court House IN the City Of Mount clom-
ems the nd day Of February. losl.
Present: Hon. Neil Z He'd. ctreuts
Judge. teA,
On reading and filing plainstffr -
tition. and the affidavit thersto attached.
Il appearing thsre1rom inst delenAauts
Bert Raplsy. Sam Lyons I'D LswTosacs
Achevin cannot be located and 4 eon.
not b ascertatnsd IN Whist etsts o. eoun-
try any Of them reside; that defendant
william kurth h . resident a. tlAe 0eses
OF Florida: and thst Defendant Ddmuna
Mahon. administrator Of the sstste -
MARGARET Mcintosh. deceased. = seatin-
ually absent from his plaee q residence
IN the City Of Detroit. Wayne County.
Michigan. THEREFORE. on motion Of
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02
Five Are Tried
for RateF Fixing
Co. Between Testifies
in Superior Court

oLOS ANGELES, April 2 Up
Two hundred dollars q race
was the rate of pay for four
jockeys to pull" their horses
at the 1899 Hollywood Park
season, Irving Sangbusch told q
superior court jury trying five
men on horse race fixing charg-
es.
Sangbusch, who said he was
known to horse race men for
20 years as James ]. Murphy,
testified he himself received an
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SOlsO--loew. rebuilt. recVnd1sS00ed. n
PAIREp-Claoned. oiled. sdjsnted, rib
hons end plnsens replscsd. 0E1eT9D-
: moaths-es.0o. Also sdAtns msehtnss,
fiitns cabinets. etc.
w BUY USED OFYlC1 MACHINES
AND EQUIPMENT
OFFICE sUPrLy CO.. ~ Casa
m. Sols
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02
OUTSTANDING
VALUES

1910 oLDsMoBILE 90 two-door-
radio, heater. new tires. puncture
proof tubes. fog lights. bumper
T. and grill guards, vacuum control
aerial. Excellent condition. very
clean. See this one nowi
3 1910 CHEVROLET SPECIAL deluxe
7-door touring sedan--heater. radio.
This car II Just like new. perfect
condition. A good buy. 49,.
1889 oIDsMoBlLE 2-door touring
aedan-low mileage. heater and de-
froster. tires like new. beautiful
finish and upholstery.
MANY OTHER Low PRICED
USED CARS TO choose from. See
them now!
POWElL-G SCHWARTZ
OLDSMOBlLE - PACKARD
3ss South 0ratiot ct the Bridge
Phone NJ. Clemens 10 o. -
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05

had the face of an OK on the left
side: They four also had the face of
an eagle"
Thus Ezeliel gives pictural ex-
preston of four outstanding quail
tiles of character which each of
these four men possessed.
In speaking of these men as hav-
ing a face of man, he is pointing
out that they were men of wisdom
and sagacity. In speaking that
they also had faces like lions he is
declaring that they were men of
courage and holiness. In like man.
ner the faces of oxen suggest their
quality of patience and strength,
while that of the eagle reveals that
they were able to mount up out of
the valley of conflict into the
heights of victory.
What a phalanx of character
with which to face the world! Such
men were able to meet any attact
of the evils of the world not only
by the wisdom of human intelli-
gence, and by the courage Of the
lion, but also by the strength of the
OK, and by the ability to soar above
it all because they had the lifting
power of the eagle.
Such are the traits of character
that give life radiance. And such
are the traits of character that men
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05

Eggs are highly nutritious-and
without waste. Everybody likes
eggs, and eggs like everybody.
Right now with Mrs. Hen on a
mass production basis, it's the per-
feet time to serve eggs even more
frequently, and to use them freely
in cooking.
Recently / evolved a new way
of serving eggs for lunch or supper
that is really delicious. It's fun to
serve, too, because it looks like
eggs in a nest. This is the way
it goes-and you'll like its delicate
cheese sauce:
Dreamed Whole Eggs in
Cheese Sauce
or hard-cooked eggs
To prepare eggs:-Cook the eggs
for u minutes in gently boiling
water. Pour cold water over eggs
and remove shells Immediately and
put whole peeled eggs into warm
water so as to keep warm before
putting into the sauce.
Cheese Sauce
1 can condensed cream of mush-
room soup
II cup milk
ounces mild cheese
Empty the cream of mushroom
soup into saucepan and stir well,
then add milk and finely sliced or
grated cheese. Heat until the
cheese is melted. Pour the cheese
sauce over the hot hard-cooked
eggs.
Serve in a spinach ring-or a
rice ring, if you prefer.
And then, of course, there is
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05

every cline and place. For exam
pie, it is the custom of the u. S.
Marines to raise our flag every
morning at eight o'clock. 1t re-
mains flying until sunset.
Three hours after the Marines at
naval stations along our eastern
seaboard have raised the flag, their
comrades at other posts along the
west coast salute the colors as they
are hauled briskly to the top of the
Flagstaff.
About two and half hours later
the ceremony is repeated in the
Hawaiian Islands. More than five
hours will have elapsed before the
flag is raised by the sea soldiers in
the Philippines. At virtually the
same hour, the Marines hoist the
flag in China, at Peiping, Tientsin
or Changhai.
Several hours later the westward
march of daylight catches the f1ut-
tering folds of the Star-Spangled
Banner flying over American Con-
sulates and Embassies in Europe,
and soon after the sun has passed
its zenith in the Old World it is
again flung to the breeze on the
Atlantic seaboard.
Thus the Stars and Stripes, be-
loved standard of a free nation,
makes its appearance in the early
morning hours and remains flying
until the sun disappears over the
horizon.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05

construction will necessitate a
short season this summer, but a
full season is contemplated for
next year, he explained. The the
atre, which has housed summer
stock companies for several years,
was originally the barn on the
farm purchased as site for the
community of Ardentown. Plans
for remodeling the structure are
being completed and the work is
expected to start shortly.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05
Radiant Living
MEN OF FOUR
,v Rev. C. NJ. Griffith
pastor a. Methodist St, Church
Cecilton, Md.

o., have heard Of Janus the no
iOu rod who was considered to be
1Sn s of heaven. One OF his
Q es.dpusibIe duties was to open the
+ each new year. In fact,
f0l' today, the first month Of the
gen oar is named in his honor,
Ff ~. peculiar feature about Janus
- nat he had two faces; one
r. altrg forward and the other look
0' saSekward, just like a door that
p o. nth in and out. Because OF
y was considered the patron
S'.v . If all entrances and exits.
' n,sn we read Ezekiel, however,
and him speaking of four men
|'so had. not two, but four faces.
30 he. GAS for the likeness of
Wv faces. they four had the face
, . man, and the face of g lion,
/ tbs right side: and they four
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Wroten Insurance Agency to Spon-
sor Event in This Locality

WTOUen insurance agency TO SpOn-
sor Event in This Locality
A problem in the higher mathe-
mates of golf confronts Wroten In
surance Agency. AS one of the
sponsors for the Second Annual Re
mote Control Golf Tournament
Wroten Insurance Agency has re-
viewed scores on the initial COM
petition and notes scoring gap of
102 strokes between 1915 contest
ants in the 1910 event. Names will
be spored, but one golfer from an
upstate New York Country Club
diligently whacked around in 1913
blows to establish the high scoring
extreme of the First Annual Re
mote Control Tournament while
low honors were captured with a
66. This year there will be ap-
proximately three times the initial
years entries in the Remote Con-
troll Tournament and Wroten Insur-
ance Agency is trying to figure out
how far the increased entry list will
spread the gap between highest
and lowest scores. This years
event will be played throughout the
country on June IA. Each invited
player receives an official score
card, playing on course of his
own selection. There are 342 priz-
es in the various gross and handi
cap divisions for men and women
contestants.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05

Old Glory, proud symbol of our
country, will celebrate its 164th an
niversary on June IA, the date of
its official adoption in 1777. Like
the British Empire, which takes
pride in the fact that the sun never
sets on its flag, we Americans may
also claim that in some part of the
world our National Flag is always
floating in the breeze.
We may have fewer far-fung
possessions than some of the older
nations, yet Old Glory is known in
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05

w wall space many big sofa is put aga rightly
But what to put over it is the puzzle There number Of things
wall brackets each side Of holding small plants
Ig single another suggestion but
Many
subject like They may different
which
Mg them of of height three
people but Of sail boat which decorative If
gold coored frame with mat they make
interesting Of pictures not to mention that they will be
Iion group, friends will
here subjects you change
Ina And speaking of conversation the
a this long wall be small table with lamp and
it's veabeness"
house that just naturally you nger it.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05

omelet. We all have our favorite
way Of serving 1t. Here's mine-all
fixed up with zippy sauce and fit.
to set before king:
The omeIet
eggs
Y teaspoon salt
Pinch of pepper
tablespoons water
tablespoons butter
Beat the eggs until well mixed;
then add seasonings and water and
mix again. Melt the butter in a
pan and place over a moderate
flame. Pour eggs in pan and as the
omelet cooks, lift the edges and tip
the pan so that the uncooked egg
flows under the cooked portion OF
the omelet. When bottom is
Drowned, put three tablespoons Of
Ham and Tomato Sauce in the ONE
let and fold over or roll. Serve
omelet on a platter or plate and
put more sauce over or around it.
Serves ga.
The Ham and Tomato Sauce
2 tablespoons cooking oil
l Glove garlic
! medium size onion chopped
q cup boiled ham or prepared ham
loaf
! can condensed tomato SOUP
l teaspoon sugar
Cook the very finely sliced garlic
and chopped onion in the cooking
oil. until soft. about 10 minutes.
Then add ham cut in narrow strips
about u inch long, cover and cook
slowly for 10 more minutes. Add
the tomato soup and sugar and
cook until fla ere well blended.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05

Arden Theatre to Reopen Aug. 1
The Robin Hood Theatre at Ar
den will open with summer stock
about August 1. Extensive alter
atoms will be made on the building,
Frederick Clayton, business man
ager said. The entire theatre will
be remodeled and gardens will be
made in the glen behind it. The
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05

Split the frankfurters length.
wise. brush with butter and broil
until Drowned. Serve Onion Tomato
Sauce over the frankfurters.
OniOn-TomGto Sauce:
2 tablespoons bacon fat
l cup onions, sliced
l can condensed tomato soup
2 teaspoons sugar
teaspoon vinegar
Cook the onions in the bacon fat
until soft and yellow. Then add the
soup, sugar and vinegar and cook
5 minutes longer to blend the
fiavors.
Serves 6-8.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05
Decorating
the Wall

Many of the
small new houses
b Elm g built a IL
over the country
have a small ter
race at the front
door and a good
sized living room
as you enter, with
t h e s t a ir w a Y
going up at the
SIDE, or even at
one end of tn e
wall, opposite the
doorway; in either
- 1oa-sn
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05

COME may like their frankfurters
- sandwiched hot in a bun at a
picnic. But as for me I'll take mine
served in civilized fashion on my
own dining room table. They're
really good then, zestful in flavor.
and a dish to be eaten with real
enjoyment. For instance, how about
grilling them and adding an Onion
Tomato Sauce. It's a simple touch
but it turns our picnic friend into
a real meat dish for dinner an
easy one, too:
2 teaspoons butter
10 frankfurters
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05

do use pair OF green bay trees IN green wooden
tubs either side of the front door, And this all
leads to the fact that of you have enclosed
in our colder climates at this season, but you
make them attractive places to look at without much
cost.
In an enclosed corner, or an open terrace, use
two conical shaped evergreens of whatever sort
seems to fit, with without garden figure be-
tween them, and if temperature permits, the
season advances, refresh your soul by placing half
dozen tulip plants against the wall Green plants
ivy standards good with them and the bay tree
at the door gives terminal. In front of a window,
the outside, place your incest garden bench and
if the terrace is sunny of tulips if not, then
The with evergreens-one tall and one short
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05

Use Neutrality-suspicious. measuring and spoons.
Measure level.
Sauteed Founder
small whole founder / finely sifted, dried
(about 2ls TO lbsD bread crumbs
l egg. beaten ] tbsp. salt
or tbsp fat salad oil
Clean fish If necessary; remove head, tail, fins,
and scales. Dip fish first in then in crumbs,
which have been combined with the salt Heat about
tbsp. fat salad oil until hot, in a griddle or
skillet over low heat Arrange fish griddle and
saute slowly until golden brown sde-about
5 min. Now turn the fish carefully, and saute until
brown other side. Then take the fish sizzling
the table, and it right from the griddle
skillet. Serves generously. Smells, butterfsh,
and almost any small flets also be sautAed in
this way.
Menu Suggestion: Serve for dinner. with steved
tomatoes parsleyed potatoes. hearts of lettuce.
bread. and fruit cup.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05

finish (Which good
copper turns with
age) it's good to
look at as well as
useful.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05
New Twists To Fish
BY Katharine Fisher
Director, Good Housekeeping Institute

Lent be But that's forget that fish
affords matter what Today
facilities
recipes that will make family ask for
(14N Reabe5 Tetfea BY Good H0aekeeeng InsnnatsI
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05

Castor oil and coal tar are used
in the manufacture of some per-
fumes.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05
EGGS are PLENTIFUL
let's use them freely
suggests Dorothy Greig

IVES there the who hasn't at time another
IL said, with eggs in the house, always put meal
together" And that is certainly the
Eggs fit into any mea-breakfas lunch, dinner supper
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05

y Again with tall short
interested leader heads
used this outside In verdigs
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05
Baked HaIibut with Herb Sauce

Baked Halibut with Herb Sauce
thinsli essaltp c.softbre crumbs
thspm cited butter
bay leaf
hc.b milk or y
mi and q
sp
in
halibut together
of
no of
drain off fromb
is
in
Cook stirring,
bage, cornfr broiled grapefruit
Filet of Sole Ihermidor
2 -four
milk sherry
u
tbsp erican
in milk,
in Of F. Meanwhile
in
fish place Cook stirring
top.
muffin and
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05

Our Flag Girdles The Globe
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05
Filet of Sole Thermidor
Sauteed MackereI with Caper Sauce

lbs macke
1 egg slightly
&c ney
adcrumb l
salt / tbsp.m incedp parsley
Wipef wit
In n
oil skillet low heat about each side
skillet;
sizzling the shs
baked buttered
peas, roma emonnerinsus
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-06-05
HOW TO BE YOUR
OWN DECORATOR
Ideas for Here and There About the House
NAeEs., AA1GG
Director, Good Housekeeping Studio

last talked of stalking stock of what and wha
night do idea photo below
Ami door bell you like to have something little different
do rnfor havtr in uooda
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

Nai bombers returning late high the clouds Parachute
troops Joke to them 1t happen hereany moment
On the drive back to London brilliant gistening
ngwh the o. and the Adjuan and troops pass
on the roads going North Lines Of tanks big and small and
the tiny Bren carriers and loaded or and troops foot and
even goodszed There congestion transportation is
smooth and rapid.
At crossroads-strpped Of all identifying sgnposs and
markers that the c. o. and chauffeur confer constantly
the Of roads recalled only from memory-concrete
machine gun butts with Sits gaze you from strategic
corners where barbed wired trenches stretch along the road
Sometimes you fveoot square blocks of concrete and
brick tank traps camoufaged green and brown umbed off
through the forests far you Occasionally off in the
woods troops moving cautiously in mysterious
maneuver, dragging light guns
AT the crossroad islands blocks narrowed the
top like strong mans weights placed ready be rolled
into the road by tractors Practically every intersection has fully
armed soldier directing the troop traffic. and from the look
their beered scowg faces you wouldn't want to be the first
German to down that road There real fighting
men in England these days.
The o. explains that parts this road already mined
under where deep bitches dug off through the countryside
on each side of u.s.
I'VE are ready for hml" the states grinly meaning
either Jerry Hitler synonyms ITS impossible stua-
ton he faces But at the time he attempt invasion
pert 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

On the eighty mile taxi drive Of London tohe Bomber
Squadron invasion preparations visible thayou too begin
believe that may happen any minute Everywhere troops
the alert Everywhere suspicion or everyone ee the posi-
hl that parahut forerunnes have already begun to drift
in from the woods and hills somewhere.
The feeling grows with nghfa By midnight ready
10 look under the bed like old maid afraid Of burglars And
nobody laughs at your anxieties either.
That night the Bomber Squadron example They give
you the cench sleep In the C. s ba great rambling
country house You pull the couch before the small fire and turn
lights You crawl under the A. F. overeoats and
watch the shadows play the vast hghenged
falling asleep when something alive suddenly jumps heavily
your chest WELL.
1t than relief to find is only Kosher the Scoe
pup the officers quarters Kosher determnedy cur
up your feet This is his bed ordinarily and he wants to
know it. You don't object all to his compdnyany company
About five clock you awakened by koshers low grow
The fire has died and it's pitch dark back through the
Kosher slips nosy TO the floor and starts to toward
the far door, Parachutsts Immediately leaps to mind
Your only the coal shovel by the fire and what good
would that do bouncing off the helmet Of Naz with loaded
Luger each hand You reach for your flash light and shoot at
the doorway where according TO Kosher, the invader turks
Kosher makes for the door, barking wdsnd leaps as
high be up the walst his shadow 1t it's game
with Kosher 10 chase his shadow
This experience only mildly amusing TO the at break
Past For while they eang-dawn just Neutrality-suspicious.
psuss 81 the unmaksbe sound overhead Of German motors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

The inevitable subject of Americas entrance into the
comes up as usual in the conversation
1--WE need all the help you give Of course the o.
saying "but don't think you should in it," then he
stops when he notices your skeptica SMILE
eve heard that from many Englhmen," you explain
that it's getting to be funny. You almost feel resentment
don't you thought Of coming n7 You re like fighter
who would welcome in his but who doesn't want inter-
ference in the ring matter how tough the fight is that
rghtT N-'N
NO" the G. o. answers thOughtfuIy. Il don't believe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

there in attitude We need your hslp Of course
but when this thing eEeF-wheH have all fought ourselves
herhere should be clear head left IN the world
nation to make the Peace Who there today fore
what this peace will be7 Europe the world certain never
to be the There solution TO the future
beyond this There should be steady hand waiting to
pick up, hand without blood on IT,"
1t surprisingly poetic viewpoint from young Q. O. Of
Bomber Squadron Perhaps question his sincerity Ger
ahy you doubt that the opinions Of all EngshmeH based
o similar ideasm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
By BURRIS JENKINS, JR.

In reas To
To invasion
gimly pleasant ospet
lust e them try S tn general xpres
Evening star., 1941-09-24
| Why
Old!
BY Josephine LoU,nan

Being resigned to an uninteresting
life at so is much more an admission
OF age than gray hair is.
To dye or not 10 dye. that is the
question which is asked Why Grow
Old over and over again. l believe
that this depends on the individual
woman.
Some women are thrown entirely
off balance by gray hair. while others
take it in youthful stride If gray
hair makes you feel old. if it actually
has a bad psychological effect on
your personality and general outlook.
then have it dyed. Otherwise, it is
better to keep it as it is.
The skin usually changes in color
as the hair does. Therefore. the
whole is more harmonious if you let
Nature take its course Gray hair is
softening and kind to the little lines
which may accompany it, while dark
hair is sometimes harsh.
If you have gray hair you should
be careful about makeup. Don't
leave it off. You need it more than
ever If you are to sidestep a colorless
appearance. Tone your shades down.
Lean more to rose shades than 10
bright scarletS. and you will very
likely find that your powder should
have more pink in it than you re-
quired in earlier years. Avoid orange
makeup
Many middle aged women make
the mistake of foregoing color in
their clothes. Don't go in for black
and brown. Vivid shades may not be
f1attering to your skin, but paStels
will do worlds for you.
Needless to say, gray hair must be
faultlessly groomed always. A blue
rinse is often most becoming.