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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20
Legal Notices

Levi: p. Daily, Attorney, so7 shelby street.
HoRTdAdE 3AEIi-pef.ult having been
made In the conditions Of . certain mort.
s EYI ri mage y x,, FRED z 3; CASTLE and
c nd shor. M Gh o. sss voss
Currisr Mortssgs Corporation: . nichisan
kssistsr q pseds for = HseemS County.
as Of Mortgages. on Paes sos. which said
R2oA MoRr s;san'd FRasS 81
ASSIGNMENT dated on December 20. 1898.
snd recorded On January 4. 1899 in the
az Of ,Morts.sss on PAGE 50, on which
q the date of this notice, for principal
or proceedings 1t Law or In equity hsvins ing
been instituted to recover the debt Sc
cured by said mortsase or any part there
Of sale in said mortssss and the statute
IN such Sf.h case made an, snd provided; notiSe
s ssiS m 1 as.s u. Ss 1slssn ~
sdss the 9r.sio ss ssr.:s E ns ese g
hs cHsnis e SSn; ssns elk K. q su M
Of Mscomb Is heidi. q the premisss SIDE de-
s m s:d Or to 50 D.I ~a sS
amount due on said mortgase. with inter-
est thereon At SO per annum and all legal
expenses. and also any sums paid By the
un:ersisned to protect Its interests. which
said premises are described as: All that
certain piece or parcel Of land situate in
County Of Maconb and state OF Michigan,
described As: Lot 10 Eagle Pointe on the
Bolts subdivision Of Private Claims 500
and 62S. village Of st. Clair Shores, &C.
cording to the plat thereof % recorded in
lieer :. page 81 OF plats. Ascomb County
Dated: March II. lo<1
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE AS
SOCIATION. q corporation Organized
and existing pursuant to Title III of
the National Housing Act. IS amended.
LEWIS H. DAILY.
Attorney for Assignee Of Mortsasee.
cot Shelby Street.
Detroit, Michigan.
March IL, 20. ~; April ,, 10, II, ~; May
l. Q. Is. ~. %: June s.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20
BY DESMOND ARNsBY

DETROIT, March 20 n.y.
Should anyone wonder why
Michigan is one of the three
top states in u. S. Marine Corps
enlistments, the answer lies
with the Marine Corps League
of Michigan.
They're ex leathernecks,
headed by State Commandant
Orvalle Hubbard, mayor OF
Dearborn, and all are devotina
time and effort to stimulate en-.
listments from their home 10.
calities.
Ex-Lieutenant Judge Myron
David Orr of Caro- - author
and vetera of five major
Western Front engagements In
World War !, who has q Croix
de Guerre with palms has steer
ed 200 Caro- district men into
the Marine fold, often at the
rate of 20 or more a day.
In Wyandotte, Earl K. Hood
businessman, has had a. maxi
J mum of 33 applicants in one
day.
From Lansing, where ex-Ma'
rines James Murray and Har'
old j. T6lan started a personal
recruiting drive, SO young mer
made USMC applications las,
week.
In Muskegon, Dominic Far
nelli Che sweltered in the trop'
les in Marine uniform fol
eight years. has sponsored
some 80 applicants a week :
SO in one week right after
Pearl Harbor.
Mayor Hubbard, in addition
to his official job, maintain:
an average of rs Marine ap'
plicants a week.
They don't get a dime fol
it, the Marine Corps Leaguers
who are also active in Battle
Creek, jackson and Port HUI
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20
Marine Corps League Aids
Volunteer in Decisions
Stsedy Flow Of Menpowsr to
Ronks Of Corps 10 Result

ron. In fact, they dig down in
their pockets to help many a
lad make the journey to re-
cruiting headquarters in De-
troit.
An official Air Corps an
nouncement states that civilian
fliers between FL and IL with
commercial licenses-and their
draft boards approval - may
sign up for non-c0mbatant in
structional. ferrying and test
ing duties. Those making the
grade after q refresher course
will be commissioned.
Marine Bob c. Hennigar, Of
Alma, has won his corporals
stripes. He participated in
track, football, basketball, box
ing, wrestling and what-have-
you at Michigan State. Now
he's an expert marksman !.
Harry M. Monson, formerly
Reed City basketball and foot
ball coach, is coaching college
men who apply for Class W.
Navy enlistment which places
them on inactive duty until
they've finished school. He at
tended Michigan State and
trained for his commission al
Northwestern. His parents live
in Escan b -. Theodore
Cwiakala, of Flint, who served
four years in the Navy and won
an honorable discharge a week
ago. signed up again as q gun
ner's mate, and is at the Pen
SaCOla Naval Air Base.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20
To the People Of Michigan =. a Report

responsibility Of
the State for the Company
build the Michigan
this problems and accomplishments during 1884,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20

thereof Is may Be necessary to pap the
m %pS With ave oSresns SssS inter.
est and ell lesal costs together with saio
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20
Ex-Devi| Docs Boost En|isfments Throughout -

County Records.
Dated; Jsnu.ry leth. ioxl
CHEMICAL srAIE awe e Hs,, nA!.
ALEXANDER. MccASfiN Z c1CG17FE
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20

County Building In the City Of Mt
Clemens Michigan that beins the place
of Macomb Is he'd. cell Of public suction
to the hlshest bidder the premises de-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20

, attorneys fees. to-vit: Lots 70 and - Of
Pauline Mller's Addition TO the City OF
Mt. Clemens. Maeomb County. 0ichtsan
IN Liber Z of Plata Page ca 0acomo
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20

Alssas6ss. 11sCas1is . Chslssss, Atsssueys.
3317 Nstseaal BASH 0eAs.. Dsessse. laleA
Mo9T0AoB oAI1-Dsfsuls havins beeu
made u TIE eee9tstecs g 9 eertain mort
KIsmer isv.sssssss cs - : 4 S,ssiss .;
g: isss q sSs 6sisss BATS q x.s1sss
$3.50 Ss nsy go; ~ enc rscer9ee - ths
ceunty q naec1S s1e 0tase 81 niehissn
17e o. neItsssse Zee ~ Witch mott.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20

stanley 2. Dembrsvski. Attorney, xsll Z
NoT EsSes 81 Ass Rsssi; Mfh
having been made land such defaults hav.
ing continued for more than ninety days.
.ds s' s. s'nd RAYsz q sf bcx .ns
EssiilA 1oczkxi. his wits. Horss.sors
%,ss!::. ' :, xssS$ %s'S; SsSss
Of Deeds foi Maeomb County. Michigen. on
on s:.. ' .nd ss: a.. i q nSs
mortssss 70 aeeisrs the entire prineipsl
secton .Se does hereby n exercise su
unpaid on 'I ssid mcrtssSs q The date OF q
nGs' ,S1 q ssS
sysDFHP o6SHn: :Hd no : :a .: ' plS
sssa'n. recover e ssa''s Il. 0' d.ss
:ssrsd thereof. ~ said Nov. %'rs TS:..o9. 8,
Statutes q the STATE Of kichissn IN such S
Given ; .S: and % eiSss E0 xsa a s.S
ard Time. q sSs W SHSs; ti 8! es:siot
usn. :n'I Is &. 70 c s' d -sSns cSSns
the place q Scidins Circuit Court Is
| suiO COuutyv euIo UOStteBv Will u bOIes
closed By . sale ut public auction 70 the
highest bidder Of the premises described
IN said mortsase or 80 much thereof ~
| as Aforesaid. and any sum. or sums which
may be paid b. the undersigned at or
before said sale for taxes and Lor tnsur.
psi td IS s. ' the undsrsiInsS. With Interest
| thereon. pursuant TO Law and 70 the terms
Of said mortgase. and oil legal costs.
| charges and expenses. including an attor.
| nex'S feo. which premises ere described a.
| follows: That certain piece or parcel Of
County o. Nacom6. Nichiaan. more par:
ticularly described as: That parcel Of land
iividins sections and 9. on the East
~ the Hallway: on the South by !ano
| formerly owned b. Ausust Qeseh. and on
the West b lands Of the Bay City Division
o. the niehigan Central Railroad Com:
0any. eeins tn Section Q. Township 2
North. Range ~ HastN and containtng Is
scres OF land more or less.
Dated: January z3Sd. 1912.
WANDA AUOUSTYN1Ak.
STANLEY ., DOMBRowsKl
Attorney for Mortgaseo.
1Qstness Address
3l4i 3. ni1gaukeo Ave-.
Detroit. Michigan.
Jan. -, 10: tS6, q iS. 30. ~: March q
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20

defense workers, the telephone will play vital role
1t is with confidence and sober determination that
telephone people approach tho 1912 job While they
recognize the increasing difficulty Of supplying sesvice
demands promptly in the past they deesrmnsd
that every wartime need will continue to b met
Evening star., 1942-12-22
Creamed Turkey and
Olives Is New Idea

Surely you aren't worried about
the share -the-meat program? Like
everything else. 1t sounds rather
ominous at first and then calms
down to that little matter of house.
hold adjustment which every home-
maker is we'll qualified to work out.
With scraps of the holiday bird on
hand, a beautiful opportunity for
ingenuity presents itself.
How about creamed turkey with
ripe olives for starter? The fowl
combines beautifully with the nut
like favored fruit. Then, too, there
is that matter of fat which not only
gives ripe olives a delightful flavor,
but supports pleasant feeling Of
safety even though quantities Of
food have not been eaten. Slice ripe
olives from the whole fruit and suit
the size of wedge to your own taste.
Creamed turkey with ripe olives may
be served on toast or on a baked
potato. Either combination is good.
Mounded turkey is another
"stretcher" idea. Not the same old
kind of mixture that has no glamour
or distinctive quality, but one with
a new version of interest and good
eating qualities. Diced fowl, onion
salt, cubed boiled potato, a touch of
gravy for moistening, sliced ripe
olives and you really have a dish
that every -one is enthusiastic over.
If it is baked in individual mounds
there Is more than just average ap-
petite appeal
Evening star., 1942-12-22

Recipes

This week our choice Of recipes
for reprinting goes to one for
homemade ice cream. Since the
curtailment of commercial ice
cream and the ban on whipping
cream, readers have been calling
on us for substitutes. This old
favorite will supply the answer
to the problem.
VANILLA ICE CREAM.
(Retrtgerator Trdy.)
cup sweetened condensed milk.
Y cup cold water decd.
u teaspoon salt.
/ cup heavy cream. whipped
stiff (').
IN generous teaspoons vanilla
extract.
Combine chilled, sweetened
condensed milk, water decd,
vanilla and salt and stir to blend
thoroughly. Fold In the heavy
cream, whipped stiffly, and freeze
in refrigerator tray until mushy.
Remove from refrigerator, scrape
bottom and sides, then beat 2
minutes or until smooth, and re-
turn to tray to freeze 31a hours.
~ Evaporated Milk Whipped
Cream.
To whip evaporated milk, cover
the cans with 2 inches Of cold
water, slowly bring to q boil and
let boil for 5 minutes. Cool and
chill the cans thoroughly. Then
pour the milk into q cold bowl
and whip It with q cold beater.
Evening star., 1942-12-22
Give Professional
Touch to Candy

For . homemade candy with
an unmistakAble professional
touch, try almond brittle" Tho
ingredients are the kind you
have "on hand" at all times, and
they combine perfectly to make .
brittle candy that carries signal
honors. The luscious roasted al
monds give pleasing crunchiness.
ALMOND BRITTLE.
~ cups roasted blanched al
monds.
l cup granulated sugar.
" cup light corn sirup.
" cup water.
l tablespoon m0lasses.
Il teaspoon salt.
2 tablespoons butter.
" teaspoon soda.
Butter = large, shallow pan.
Place almonds In pan and set
pan In oven to warm. Combine
sugar. sirup and water in . sauce
pan and stir to blend. Cover and
bring slowly to . boil. Let boil
about 2 or 3 minutes. Remove
cover and continue to boil to 295
degrees r. Remove from heat:
add molasses, salt and butter.
Return to heat and bring back to
295 degrees +. Remove from
heat; add soda and stir until
well blended. Pour hot mixture
over almonds. Pat and pull mix
ture into q very thin sheet a.
soon as it is cool enough to han
die. Keep almonds distributed a.
evenly as possible. When cold
break into pieces.
This candy travels well, II care
fully packed in waxed paper In
a tin container-so you could
delight the boy at camp with =
batch!
Evening star., 1942-12-22
.eftovers?
Post.Holiday
Dishes Good

II you ind some leftover turkey
or chicken ON hand after Christmas,
q grand dish Of hash may be made
By using small pieces Of. the meat.
Turkey turnovers are also delic-
ious. Rich biscuit dough may be
rolled thin, cut into rounds which
are then filled with minced turkey,
. bit Of stufilng and gravy or cream
sauce to moisten. Tho edges arc
pinched together and the turn
overs baked until they are golden
brown. Pastry may be used In
stead Of biscuit dough.
The turkey bones win be sim.
mered with water and herbs plus
sliced onion. For . hearty soup you
may pick out the bones and serve
meat and all A can Of whole kernel
corn may be added either to this
type Of soup or to tho strained
stock. The stock Il also delicious
in combination with black beans,
and . delicate creamed SOUP may
be made with turkey stock e. an
Ingredient. A little curry powder
and perhaps . teaspoon or 20 of
lemon Juice adds to the fine flavor,
TURKEY TETRAZZINI.
\ pound mushrooms.
tablespoon butter.
l to IA cups diced cooked turkey.
2 cups well-seasoned cream sauce.
" package spaghetti, boiled and
drained.
u cup grated cheese.
Wash and stem mushrooms. Slice
stems and caps and saute in butter
two minutes. Add mushrooms and
turkey to cream sauce. Line 1Ea-
quart casserole with boiled spaghetti.
Fill with creamed mixture. Sprinkle
with cheese. Bake In moderately
hot oven, 400 degrees Fahrenheit,
until lightly Drowned, about IS min
utes. Yield: Six servings.
TURKEY OR CHICKEN HASH.
tablespoons butter.
tablespoon minced onion.
tablespoon minced green pepper.
tablespoons flour.
"a teaspoon salt.
Dash of pepper.
y cup stock.
u cup thin cream.
2 cups minced cooked turkey or
chicken.
Melt butter, add onion and green
pepper, and cook over medium heat
five minutes. Stir in -four, salt and
npnDpr and ubep uell hlopdad
slowly add stock. made from tur-
key bones and cream, stirring con-
stantly until mixture thickens and
boils. Stir in turkey and heat.
Serve with poached eggs. Yield:
Six servings.
q NJ u
Evening star., 1942-12-22
Canned Pineapple Juice Goes
Ouerseas to Fighting Men
By Edith NJ. Barber

salad, pineapple upside-down cake,
pineapple pie and baked ham with
pineapple ring garnish as few of
the favorite pineapple dishes which
the boys in the United States must
forego for the time being.
In planning menus for our armed
forces in every part Of the world,
Miss Barber said, each food Is con-
sidered on its merits, not only as a
mutritional food but from the stand
point Of how 1t viii hold up under
all kinds Of weather conditions.
In some of the colder war zones
for example, some canned fruit
juices freeze and others don't. Pine
apple juice is one Of the canned
juices sent to these cold regions be-
cause 1t doesn't freeze easily and
can be dispensed easily and quickly
from the can. Though 1t has no
sweetening added, pineapple juice
has little higher natural sugar
content than some Of the other
juices. Which keeps 1t duid at lower
temperatures.
Evening star., 1942-12-22

where's the canned pineapple we
used to get?" was the hue and cry
that reached the ears Of Mary Bar
Der, consulting dietitian for the War
Department, on her recent visits to
Army camps in the United States.
In reality, Miss Barber explained,
the Army Is eating more canned
pineapple and drinking more pine
apple Juice than ever before, but it's
almost all going out of the country
to feed the boys in the far-away
war zones. This Is likewise generally
true of other canned foods purchased
by the Office of the quartermaster
general. Menus for the boys within
the United States are now composed
of fresh foods almost entirely In an
effort to conserve non-perishables
for overseas rations.
In normal times canned pineapple
and pineapple Juice, which are rec
ognized as good source Of vitamins
B-l and G. appear often on the
Armys garrison or peacetime ra-
lions Miss Barber listed pineapple
Evening star., 1942-12-22
Pork Loin Roast
For the Holiday

Pork lofn makes q very attrac-
tive-appearing roast. It can be
dressed up by having the ends
Of the ribs Frenched. However.
that is a matter Of preference.
But 1t is q very good idea to
have the backbone separated
from the ribs at the market be-
cause this makes carving much
easier.
One Of the good features OF a
pork loin roast is that it can be
SO neatly carved. The ribs serve
as q guide. 1t should. therefore.
be placed so that the rib side is
toward the carver. Since pork
is most appetizing when carved
In thin slices, usually it is cut
50 that every other slice contains
D rib.
Julienne beets accompany che
pork roast shown here. Sprigs
Of parsley are used as garnish.
Fruit salad is daintily served in
pineapple halves.
ROAST LOIN OF PORK.
Have the backbone loosened
from the ribs at the market. Sea-
son the meat with salt and pep
per and place with the fat side
up, bones down. In an open
roasting pan. Make an incision
and insert a meat thermometer
so that the bulb reaches the CEN
ter OF the thickest part of the
heat. Be sure that 1t does not
rest on fat or bone. Put the
roast in moderate oven $3.50 de-
grees F.) and cook without cover
ing or adding water. The roast
will be done when the meat ther-
mometer registers 1s5 degrees F.
Allow about 80 minutes per pound
for roasting.
Make gravy from part OF the
or1pplngS ana season 1t with
sage.
PINEAPPLE SALAD.
Cut q fresh pineapple in half
lengthwise, leaving the leaves in
tact and cutting through them.
Hollow out each pineapple half.
Mix the part which is removed,
cut in cubes, with maraschino
cherries and white grapes Cor
any other fruit combination) and
fill the pineapple bowls. Sprin-
kle with lemon and serve with
tart Franch dressing.
Evening star., 1942-12-22

pancake is fried at this point).
Other pancakes may be stacked on
this one.
Combine sieved cottage cheese,
egg yolk, salt, sugar and lemon rind
and put spoonful of the mixture
on each pancake. Fold each pam
cake over the cheese in envelope
style, first two edges. then the other
edges, so that they resemble puffy
square cushions. Chill until ready
to serve. Then saute each one in
hot butter in your skillet for a few
minutes. Serve at once with sour
cream. Serves six to eight.
NEW ENGLAND BUTTERMILK
PANCAKES.
2 cup sifted flour.
teaspoon baking soda.
l teaspoon salt.
2 eggs, well beaten.
2 cups (scant) buttermilk.
2 tablespoons shortening, melted.
Sift -four, baking soda and salt.
Mix beaten eggs, melted shortening
and buttermilk together Add to
flour mixture gradually, beating un-
til smooth. Fry in your creased
skillet. Serve with maple syrup
Serves six to eight. =~-.
SPICY CRUMB CAKES.
"a cup milk, scalded.
l tablespoon shortening.
IL teaspoons sugar.
y cup fresh bread crumbs.
! egg. beaten.
4 cup sifted flour.
l1a teaspoons baking powder.
II teaspoon salt.
u teaspoon cinnamon.
u cup cold milk.
u cup raisins.
Combine scalded milk, shortening,
sugar, crumbs. Sift flour, baking
powder. salt, cinnamon. Add egg
to crumb mixture, then add dry in
gradients alternately with milk. Add
raisins. Mix thoroughly Fry in
your creased hot skillet. Serve with
honey or syrup. Serves four to six.
LACY CORN CAKES FROM
KENTUCKY.
" cups white underground corn
meal.
teaspoon salt.
eggs, well-beatsn.
cups milk.
Y cup shortening, melted.
Add salt to cornmeal. Combine
well-beaten eggs. milk, melted short
ening and pour into cornmeal, stir
ring until well combined. Pour bat
ter, which should be very thin, into
a pitcher and stir thoroughly before
pouring each pancake into your
pre-heated and wen-greased skillet.
Turn each one as it begins to brown.
They will be paper-thin and have a
lacy effect. Serve piping hot with
butter and honey. Serves s to 8.