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Moose Pass miner., 1942-03-10

a true story. There is some hope for America if 1t is.
 So far in this war there is absolutely nothing to cheer about and there is lot to worry ab out.
 If this war keeps on going the way it started and the way it is going i've are going to take the beat ing of our lives. Because the Us. never has lost a war is no sign it can't lose one. Don't kid yourself
Moose Pass miner., 1942-03-10
HOPE HAPPENINGS

@h SAAS Uc~4 NtA0 VI &VSH n sum of $37 .oo was collected l in less than one day, rep resenting loof of Hope res- ident g.
 Mir. and Mrs. Homer Boe have bought the Merle Trev- ethan home in Seward. They 1 will leave Hope Friday of this week.
 James Bazard of Hope ,Who l is in Seattle for medical treatment is reported is
 reported as not improving
 60 much as hoped for,
 Bob Lathe son was in Hope | from his trapline in the
 Chickaloon district March l l Eight coyotes, 30 mink and several otter is his wint err catch.
 Mr. Mathi son inten to build a two-engine barge to l supplement his "Yonderbound for freight ing between Hope and Anchorage. He plans to begin running the Wonder I bound" early in April.
 The Home Nursing course conducted by Mrs. Carl Clark R.N., is drawing to a close l When this project is com pleted, Ivor Hearhouse will conduct classes in "First l Aid" for the men and women of Hope.
 Harvey Mitchell was se- vere1y bitten by his dog, Sukey, recently. The dog | hated it's musz1e which Harvey had just removed but a movement made by Har- vey while unharne ssing the dog augge st cd that the 0S- gle was being replaced and the dog bit one of Harvey s wri st 8 and then attacked his chest. Due to the heavy clothing Harvey was wearing, his chest was only l badly bruised. The dog was killed.
 x-x *,
 Mrs. ". M. Nutter and
 her daughter, Cynthia ,went to Anchorage, Saturday to
 have Cynthia fitted with glasses. x X X 7t * * * at$4e x7c
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17
Mountaineers
Play Last Tilt
Away Tonight

With only one victory in nine
starts to their credit, st. Mary's
cagers journeyed to Ferndale
late this afternoon, given fair
chance of marking their second
win.
st. James, their opponent to-
night, scored only a 29-l7 vic
tory in the first meeting of the
two, when the Mountaineers
handed them enough foul shots
which they made-for two
games.
Since then, despite the loss Of
Earl Coke, the locals have
shown improvement and should
give the st. James team a tough
workout.
Starting lineup for the game,
to start at 8 o'clock will be:
forwards, Bill Baird and Lloyd
Dubay; center, Palmer Hudson;
guards, Ken Vernier and Jim
Petitprcn. Only two games re-
main after tonight's contest,
both of them home clashes. ST.
Rita's will be the foe on Friday
while st. Alphonsus will provide
the opposition on Sunday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17

brides on that last seven 10 tic
Hogans 272 for the 70 holes of
regular play, and force him into
the runoff--his second in three
years.
Two years ago Byron Nelson
tied him in the regular play and
then won the playoff. Last year
Lawson Little edged him out.
Harbert collected $1,000 for
his victory and Nelson took $3.50
for second place.
Except for the first few holes,
Hogan was behind all the way
yesterday. From the fourth to
sixteenth holes Harberts lead
secsawed from one to three
strokes. One ahead on the six
tccnth, he added three to his
lead on tho next two holes TO
cinch the title.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17
Tourney
al FerndaIe;;
Huron Favored
March l2.l3-14 Dote;
Pontiac, RoyoI Oak
in Same Division

Placed in one of the toughest
regional tournaments in the
state for the first round of the
state basketball tournament,
Coach Ernest Buckholz of City
high took what satisfaction he
could today from the fact that
the winner from this regions
tournament will probably ad-
vance far in the state meet.
The tourney will be held at
Ferndale on the weekend Of
March l2-13-14 Class A and B
schools will compete on those
dates, Glass c and D holding
forth at the Oakland county
school on the weekend preced-
ing.
PORT HURON FAVORITE
Although Port Huron is rank
ed as the favorite, they are by
no means being conceded the
title. The Hurons have won 10
of IL starts, having lost 1925
decision to Mount Clemens here
in January. In attempting to
annex the crown which Pontiac
took by last year, nosing out
Hazel Park, Port Huron will
have TO overcome three tough
teams from the Border Cities
League.
Besides Mount Clemens, they
are Crosse Pointe and Royal
Oak, both possessed of enough
power to give any quintet in the
state a good battle. The other
four teams in the tournament
are: Hazel Park, Pontiac, Fern
dale and Van Dyke. Pontiac, as
always, is dangerous and so are
Ferndale and Hazel Park. The
Park outfit is paced by Jack
Scott, one of the leading scorers
in the state, who has averaged
some ID points game.
MEET SAGINAW VICTOR
However, Port Huron has
whipped the Hazel Park team
twice and the Bathers took the
measure of the same outfit once.
a fact which reduces the regard
in which they are held. Ferndale
fell victim to Mount Clemens,
but only by a close score. The
winner of the Ferndale tourna-
ment will meet the champion of
the Saginaw Valley region in the
first round pairing at the state
meet, Ann Arbor, on March 10.
Division of teams into classes
is made on the basis of enroll
ment, the following classified
tons being in effect in the lower
peninsula:
Glass A-800 and over.
Glass B-325-799.
Glass C-125-324.
Class D-LesS than 125.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17
SeIfridge Teams
Look for Comes

Basketball tea ms from
Mount Clemens or Maoomb
County interested in playing
Selfridge Field outfits may do
SO by contracting the Daily
Monitor Sports Department or
the A. e. r office at the post,
1t was announced today.
The number of teams COM
peting in the post league has
been cut to six and recreation
officers are looking for out
side quintets to fill in on We'd
nesday and Friday nights.
Games are slated at Z, 8 and
8 o'clock.
Paganetti Lumber has al
ready indicated an interest and
Is expected to play at the field
tomorrow night.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17
Madou Grocery
Sweeps Riual

The second-place Goebel Jrs.
fell . three-game victim to the
Maudou Grocery team last night,
the Grocery five enlarging its
lead to the Bowl -Drome House
loop.
Two other sweeps were mark
ed. The Contractors were
knocked off by Gasow's Boat
Livery and Peschke Sausage
won over Artificial Stone on a
forfeit.
II. Mines $50 for Madou's
was high triple while j. Alu of
the Auto Shippers quintet had
high single with a 219.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17
In This Corner
BOWL ING DELEGATE ASKS SUGGESTIONS;
BATHER BACKFIELD SUFFERS
TOUGH LOSSES
BY DENNIS BROWN


nLOCAL JOTTINGS: Mrs Ann Curran. named Friday Ma
Congress suggestions from the ladies posi-
legislation at the meeting I'D be pleased IL anyone
having for rules of improving the game
socabity would call me- she said LAS representa-
tive I'd like some suggestions to take TO the meeting"
former 155 bowler Mrs Curran Is learning to
throw hook having the difficulties that has
in changing from straight ball MY average?" she
laughed when questioned Maybe you'd just better not
ton It."
Armada high school, given fine support by the towns
people spelling basketball gold this
Football basketball equipment for next has already
bought paid for out of the receipts to date
his first the north county school,
that he has that there will be ad
mission charge for baseball games this Spring 1--WE
than balanced athletic books we'll admit
one free to baseball games"
BATHER BACKFIELD HOPES HARDHIT
Alden Banks string quarterback for the Bathers last
scheduled this coming fall will not be in
He dropped to take civil service position
The little 45 pound back slated to handle the kick
duties fall He the second starter
parted shortly his father
the army.
of the Cleaners of the crack
centers of the city basketball league and until week
holder of the sngegame scoring record at 33 points will be
Of play the rest of the He suffered
spran in the week and lost several days work
Bothered by weak ankle he prefers not to take
chances.
Ed Racine 1872 bowler in the Bath City League
blasted out 668 series in practise Saturday afternoon with
high game Bill Kibble put IL strikes together
Sunday for 225 and 1877 145average bowler he
posted Of the strikes in closing out his first game four
of them at the start of the second.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17
.Gray's Upset
I'm Reversal
Of Isl Round
Business Men. Super
CIeoners, Posonetti
and Merehonts Win

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Merchants %, Gray's 8.
Paganetti's 80, Tigers IS.
Business Men 33, Brown
Bombers II.
Super Cleaners 80, M. c.
A. G. 6.
The three leaders of the city
cage league had little trouble in
maintaining their positions last
right, all of them chalking up
easy victories.
At the same time, the Mer-
chants reversed the form of the
first round, scoring a 28-18 vic
tory over Gray's Hamburger.
This change of form-they lost
the first meeting 19-l1-was the
first time in the second round
which finished its third step last
night-that a game has failed to
follow the pattern set in the first
half of play.
Other victories last night
were 1926 win by the Super
Cleaners over the Mount Glenn
ems Athletic Club, which has
not won a game as yet, 39-15
victory by the loop-leading
Paganetti Lumber over the I'll
gers and 1917 trump for the
Business Men over the Brown
Bombers.
REMAIN IN TIE
The Business Men, in scoring
their eighth victory in 10 games.
remained in second-place tie
with the Super Cleaners. Lloyd
Hockin. playing forward, topped
the winners. scoring. with. IL
points, Walter Bobcean getting
10. Gudge's six was high for the
losers.
Walter Gywnn, playing under
the Paganetti Lumber banner
for the first time-he formerly
was with the Merchants-paced
the Timberjacks to an easy vic
tory, scoring 10 points. Bob Bob
cean. filling in for the Tigers.
chalked eight points to pace the
losers.
In the toughest game Of the
evening, the Merchants took
their revenge over Gray's, john
ny Roskopp hitting for 10 points
to top the winners. Hale Shank
lin, however, was high for the
game with nine points.
PLEGUE WITT. MERCHANTS
The Merchants produced
new player in Bob Plegue, high
school star who graduated at the
end of the semester; he marked
six points.
For the Super Cleaners. play
ing without their ace center.
Russ Babe. it was Willie May
who showed the way. He collect
ed Is points. II of them all field
goals. to take scoring honors for
the night. The M.C.A.C. five di-
vided their six points three
ways.
Schedule for next weeks
games will be announced on
Thursday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17
Bookkeeping Five
Opens Up Lead

Opening its lead wider, the
Bookkeeping quintet of the De-
troit Edison League swept the
Meter Department last night in
one Of the three-game wins Of
the night.
The other was scored by the
Service Department over the
Overhead quintet.
Jack Flake took top series
honors with q S37 for the Sales
department while Glenn Lee
wark's 2l8 for the Warehouse
quintet was high single.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17
Ben Hogan Just a Runnerup
Down in Texas Golf Circles
SAN ANTONIO. TEX. Feb. 1

ShlN AIN lONlO, In Nbs
-lP)-Ben Hogan may be
COLTS leading money winner to
the rest OF the country, but he's
just perpetual runnerup in his
native Texas.
He's not won tournament
there yet.
He dropped an 18-hole playoff
to Melvin Chick Harbert OF
Battle Creek. Mich, by four
strokes-72 and 76-yesterday,
and along with it the Texas Open
title that has just slipped away
from him at the last minute for
three consecutive years now.
At least he came closer than
usual this year. The gallery
him the title Sunday
for about the length OF time II
took Harbcrt to play his last
seven holes.
Harbcrt came In with five
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17

Rees Kramer. noted badminton
expert of Detroit, whose visit
here two weeks ago was post
poned, will appear tonight at
the Mount Clemens high gymn.
Founder of the first badminton
club in Detroit and a former
state doubles champion. a title
he held with the nationally ia
nous Walter Kramer, Kramer
is slated to give instruction as
well as an exhibition.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17
CincheS!
Illinois Sophomores Grab Tough Hold
on Top Spot in Big Ten
Basketball

CHICAGO, Feb. 17-(P-
The kids from Illinois have de-
cided when the time comes to
divvy up the profits in the Big
Ten basketball race they'll take
all the shares.
They have cut out all the
partners except one-Indiana-
and three other teams lent the
Illini hand there. Now with
only five nights of play remain
ing the sophomore sensations
from Champaign have a two
game lead. Three of their re-
manning tests will be at home,
one will be at Iowa and the fifth
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17
Wher;s Club Takes
over Sole Title

In a tie last week, the Usher's
Club of the Holy Name League
took over sole title to first place
last night by sweeping their
rival, Smokers Inn.
Two other sweeps were mark
ed, by Mcmahon Coal over Bud
weiser Beer and by the Theut
Sheriff team over the Macomb
Beer five.
Top triple was marked by
Chris O'Bricn of the Usher
Club with $50, based on his
223 in the final game; the 223
was top game score for the loop.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17
GOPHERS LOSE CHANCE

Chicago stadium against North
western.
GOPHERS LOSE CHANCE
If co-championship had been
in the books this season, Mime
sofa would have been the one to
force it. But the Gophers lost
their final chance last night
when they dropped a 4l-37 de-
cision to the Illini, and only a
terrific nosedive by the leaders
can threaten their position.
Two other contenders bowed
out over the weekend, Purdue
when it lost to Minnesota Sat-
urday and Wisconsin when it fell
before Purdue last night, 40
"a. Only Indiana, besides Ill
inois, has less than four defeats
and the Hoosiers must win all
their four games while Illinois
drops two before the second
place quintet can climb even
with the Illini.
The potential champs had a
nerve-wracking time last night
before they beat back the
Gophers. The teams played
neck and neck through the first
half and Minnesota sprinted just
before the intermission for 49,
Is lead.
SECOND HALF PUNCH
The Illini drew on their
Wanted power when play resum-
ed to go ahead, 20-19, and with
in few minutes they we're in
front by 10 points. Minnesota
put on futile drive toward the
end to close the gap to four
points.
Ken Menke inspired the Ill
inois offensive with ID points,
backed up by Andy Philips
10. Gene Vance and Jack
Smiley, the others of the soph-
Omore quartet, assisted with ter
rifle rebounding and the two
Illini centers, Vic Wukovits and
Art Mathiscn, contributed like
wise. Only those six men got
onto the floor for Illinois.
Purdue's defeat of Wisconsin
at Lafayette was a 25th ami
versary present for Boilermaker
Coach Piggy Lambert, who re-
ceived blanket and wrist
watch from the students. Other
gifts that made Purdue's veteran
mentor even happier were the
Is points scored by Frosty
Sprowl and the grand guarding
game turned in by Cecil Polk.
who limited Badger star John
ME kotZ to three points.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17

BALTIMORE, Feb. 17-(P)-
Jack Dempsey and Jack Shark
ey climbed into the ring for a
heavyweight fight last night
but as seconds. Dempsey guided
Red Burman to a 12-round tri-
umph over Sharkey's Johnny
Shkor.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17
Denmarsk Hotel
Regains Top Place

Sweeping the Detroit Edison
team, Denmarsh Hotel of the
Ladies' Major League regained
first place last night from Cor
don's Bar. The Bar five lost
one start to the Hi-Speed team.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17
At the Alleys

High series of $40 went to
Pearl Lesperance of the Crow
Bar while Gladys Kreinbrook
of the Medea Beauty team had
high single of 100.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17
Care Loon Leaders Keep Positions with Little Trouble
BadmInlon Expert Plays Here Tonight

He will appear at $50 o'clock
and a large crowd of devotees
are expected to be on hand. His
visit here is sponsored by the
city recreation department.
In addition to his exhibition,
he will give instruction and IL
lustration of the fine points OF
the game. There Is no charge.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17

Total .......3 O o 8
Score at half: Super Cleaners
IL M. c. A. c. 2.
MERCHANTS PC Fr RI TIP
Pleguc, I go. J o J g
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17

Total 49,. 3 1 10 II
Score at half: Business Men l8
Bombers 9.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17

on the neutral ground of the
Chicago stadium against North.
western.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17

Patronize Monitor Advertisers
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17

Total .......6 3 2 Is
Score at half: Paganetti's 81
Tigers 3.
BUSINESS MEN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

Pattern 3IO8-The ideal cotton
frock for busy hours at home
See the convenient frout-closiug
Designed for misses and womens
sizes Il. 10. IS, 20, 30, "a, Sc, 80.
40 and AZ Size Is requires 81
yards 35-inch fabric.
Pattern SI07-A weskit frock
is news for your little girl The
use Of contrast gives that ador-
able bolero-effect. Designed for
children's sizes ., 4, 6, : and 10.
size 8 view A. requires ia
yards 35-inch fabric and a yard
contrast; view y, 12s yards and
? yards contrast.
Pattern 1878 "Slim Curves
Ahead when you sew this lovely
afternoon dress with its unusual
bodice Designed for misses and
womens sizes 10, IS, 20, 50 So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
VEAL AND SOUR CREAM
Dear Almanack:

Dear Almanack:
May / include a recipe that
will especially put the finishing
touches" 70 the veal and sour
cream recipe you published in
your Almanack. We have been
preparing and serving the dish
for years our great favorite.
But instead Of potatoes ! serve
it with small dumplings We
call the dish "Paprikash" and
aFaiushky," a typical Slovak
dish.
Sour -yeat- with Creamed gravy
and dumplings in other words
for the dumphngs / use ] or ?
eggs. beat well add about or
cups water. l tablespoon salt,
., teaspoon baking powder.
enough -four 70 make soft dough
For a large quantity add more
water and -four; for a smaller
portion add less, mix well Drop
in boiling water, stir occasion
ally. cook about twenty minutes
orso. Drain in colander. let cold
water run through a few times.
Serve dumplinEs warm Sprinkle
with paprika. Serve dumpliugs
FIRST top with veal and sour
cream gravy Delicious
Mrs J. Daniel,
Streator, Ill
CMrs Daniel refers 20 the recipe Of
Mrs Irene Guler Spencer. Ohio.
which wa> as follows
> pounds homeless veal
I onion
tablespoons lard
ie pint sour cream
tablespoons -four
] teaspoon Vaprlka
Salt t0 taste
Melt lard cut onion fine fry tin
light brown Stu no yap-.k4 Cut
meat IN small pieces Wash and put
meat in sprinkle with salt Cover
let steam using low fame 4 l'tlo
water may be added 90 keep from
sticknk Let cook t.ll tond.r- Iakl
sour cream pint uf wl',r add
sour mix Wi viii ag egg heater
Wh'u th. meat '- tender pour ina "a,
m.Xturc lot come o. hoIll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
DELICIOUS NUT ROLLS

Dear Almanack:
My sister originated these rolls
a few years ago. She had no ice
box and ran out of flour so she
used the powdered sugar and
that makes them 50 delicious.
I've enjoyed your recipes and l
wanted 10 send this one long ago
Thank you, and l hope a lot Of
people will try them. We've
=st4atie=tf4eHf poppy sCcd too
chat was cooked in milk, batter
and sugar., but since poppy seed
is scarce we just use plain nuts.
! pound q cups butter or lard
2 pounds sifted -four about
or S cups Of sifted -four
4 eggs (well beaten
l tablespoon sugar
~ teaspoons salt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
VENISON chill
Dear Almanack:

Dear Almanack:
/ find that after cutting deer
up into steaks, roasts, etc, there
is generally great deal Of waste.
| have an excellent recipe for
Venison Chill in which all that
otherwise waste meat" can be
used for tasty Winter hot dish.
10 pounds of red Mexican beans
S 10 10 good sized onions
u cup of garlic
3 large green peppers.
8 fresh red peppers (sweeO
u pound of cumin seed
Hot chifi peppers 10 SCISSOR
90 taste
Il pound Of Hungarian paprika
2 tablespoons Of chilli powder
20 pounds Of lean meat
s pounds of suet
liz gallons Of tomato juice
Salt 20 taste.
soak the beans over night in
plenty Of water, next morning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Aim anack Echoes

put on 10 cook and cook until
beans are pretty well done, but
whole. Then / add all ingredients
except tomato juice and meat.
Onions, garlic and peppers must
be ground, Braise the meat and
suet in the oven until brown,
stirring occasionally. After chill
is thoroughly blended add meat
and tomato juice. Mix well and
put in hot sterilized jars Place
in a hot water bath and boil for
three hours This will make about
SO quarts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
AImanack Hints

AVE- YOU time or money
saving hint TO pass on 10 other
AlmauackersS Such ideas are
worth sharing with other readers,
and the Almanack wants 10 print
thcm-the more the mcrrier. Tor
each such hint sent in and used
in this department We will pay 81.
You NAV send in A. many a. YOU
want. Hints not used cannot be
returned Please keep them short
and TO the point and address
ALMANACK HINTS EDITOR,
4. o. Box 1871,
Grand Central Annex, New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

Boil celery and tomato juice
until celery is tender. Strain.
Combine tomato juice and gela-
tine. Dissolve gelatine thorough
ly Combine other ingredients,
and mix well with tomato juice
Place in freezing tray Of an auto
matte refrigerator stir every Is
minutes until set This is deli
cious served with cheese crackers.
Mrs. II. V. Holbrook,
Coral Gables, Fla.
"a fine way 20 prepare a tomato
Juice cocktail differently. Mrs. Hol-
brook Mary Lee SWAMP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
APPLIES

When making apple sauce
cake, ] CRATE the apples instead
of cooking In that way no
water is added so you have the
full flavor of the apple have
given this hint TO all Of my
friends and they say It is much
better than cooking the apples.
Mrs f. J. Mooney,
san Francisco. Cal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

Dear Almanack:
There are many ways to serve
tomato juice, Of course. So here
is my pet and original method
for frozen tomato juice cocktail:
l tablespoon Of ordinary granu-
lated gelatine
? cups tomato juice
/ teaspoon hOrseradish
/ teaspoon worcestershire sauce
cup celery
Il teaspoon salt
tablespoons lemon juice
teaspoon sugar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
BLANKETS

When ] have two or even three
worn blankets cut off the bind
ings. stitch the blankets together,
cover with some printed cotton
ana find that have several more
years OF service in nice warm
comforter
Mrs Rudolph Carlson,
Marquette. Mich.