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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29

COMPLETELY furnis shed year round home at Aux Bay. See
 R. B. Forrest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
Continued from Page One)
ARMY $l8.6l8.6l5,o0o

is that the individual states will take cognizance of the problem and pass laws which to make tire and most part no more than petty offense, a felony.
 Tn New York State, the legisla- lative guns to prevent this new type of bootlegging A law has been introduced to make the theft of even an aluminium hubcap a felony that could land a man in the Big House up the Hudson for many times 30 days.
 When a tw0-by-four hoodlum
 knows that he is up against a
 year CT more in the penitentia-
 ry, there will be none of that
 sneaking around alley corners
 with a, Hi, Mister, how'd you
 like to buy fine inner tube
 just off the boat from the
 Dutch East Indies, where they
 grow the real stuff It's 1O0-
 proof. I wouldn't sell me own
 mother none of that recap
 stuff, Mister. you know that"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29

EQUITY in 4-room house, low pay
 ments. Full basement, oil furnace. Phone 153, TAO 5th St.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29

Brazil is the worlds greatest po- tential producer of vegetable oils and vegetable products.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
FOR RENT

VACANCY = Jensen Apts. Corner 9th and Franklin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
ROY CLEMENTS PLEADS
 GUILTY, BOTH COUNTS
 STATUTORY CHARGE

Roy Clements, of Douglas, who was arrested under a secret in dictment brought against him by the Grand Jury, on statutory charge, pleaded guilty on both counts before Judge George F. Alexander in the United States Dis trict Court this morning. He was represented by H. D. Stabler.
 Sentence has not yet been pro- nounced Under the charge he can receive not under three years nor more than twenty.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
Tire Booi|egging May Now Be Hailed by inc
 Work of Big House v

To save fuel. once the cooking foods boil, turn the heat down to maintain gentle boiling. It is as ef- fective as fast vigorous boiling.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Beverly Blackwell was ad- mitted to St. Ann's Hospital last night for surgical attention.
 Bonnie Lee Hulse entered St. Ann's Hospital late yesterday for medical treatment.
 James O'Conners, longshore- man, was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital for medical care today.
 Oliver Lee from Tenakee entered St. Ann's Hospital today for medi- cal treatment.
 Christian Mathisen was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital today for medical care.
 PIONEERS MEET TONIGHT
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29

A small piece of lemon dipped in salt and rubbed on the copper clad kitchen ware will keep it bright and shining.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
HAROLD H. BATES
 FILES FOR HOUSE,
 DEMOCRATIC PARTY
ESTIMATED

Harold H. Bates, Juneau attorney, filed his candidacy for Territorial Representative in the Democratic primaries in the office of the Clerk of the Court this morning.
 Bates has lived in the city for about four years and has been en- gagged in the practice of law here for the last year and one half
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing air route from Seattle to Nome, on sale at J. B.. Burford & Go. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Top Notch Cafe. See
 Carl Danielson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29

GROOM partly furnished house with garage, cabin cruiser, 9-ft. skiff and trailer. Inquire Sports man Barber Shop or phone Douglas 26.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29

STEAM heated apt, 3 rooms and bath. Phone Black 763, Klein Apts.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
YOU May ALWAYS
BE C0NSTIPATED
UNLESS

You correct faulty living habits
unless liver bile flows freely every day
into your intestines to help digest fatty
foods and guard against constipation.
SO USE COMMON SENSE! Drink
more water, eat more fruit and vege-
tables. And if assistance is needed, take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. They not
only assure gentle yet Thorough bowel
movements but ALSO stir up your liver
bile secretion to help digest fatty foods.
Olive Tablets, being purely vegetable,
are wonderful! Used successfully for
over 20 years by DR.. F. M. Edwards in
treating patients for constipation and
sluggish liver bile, today Olive Tablets
are justly FIRST choice of thousands
of grateful users. Test their goodness
TONIGHT! 15e, SOC, 60e. All druggists.
Evening star., 1942-02-01

and spiced. Best eats, to his mind,
are Cuban chicken and rice.
ENTER THE LADIES. Brazilian beau
ty. Carmen Miranda, charmed Amer
leans with Rios Portuguese songs. {. .
She set women to wearing gay tur-
bans, the smart young things to dane
ing the Samba. :. Her films: Down
Argentine Way" That Night in
Rio," Weekend in Havana" Her
latest assignment: Star in "Sons O
Fun" newest Olsen Johnson musical
comedy. To make coffee she mea-
sures three tablespoons per cup;
Evening star., 1942-02-01

Specially made for blondes. Helps keep light
hair from dsrkenins - brishsens faded blonde
hair Not . liquid. il is q frasranr powder that
quickly makes 4 rich cleansing lather Inssantly
removes the dingy. dust.laden film that makes
blonde hair dark. old-lookine
Called Blondex. it gives hair attractive lustre
and shiighn-keeps that just-shampooed look
for 4 whole week. Safe. fine for children's hair.
Blondex is the worlds largest selling blonde
shampoo. For extra lustre and radiance. top
of shampoo with Blondex Golden Rinse. Can
be used on all shades Of blonde hair Both cost
liule TO use. Get Blondex Shampoo and Golden
Rinse At l0c. drug and dept. stores.
Evening star., 1942-02-01

drinks it without cream and sugar.
We're sure you'll like her pet recipe
if you try it &. She calls it Eggs in
Green Cups"
Evening star., 1942-02-01

ESTHER FERNANDEZ, black-eyed,
raven-haired, twenty-year-old movie
star from our loyal next-door neigh
Dor Mexico, watches the scales =.
eats fruits and vegetables, cottage
cheese. gluten waters . likes strong
coffee with hot milk is famous
among her friends for tossing off her
Mexican Scrambled Eggs on Sunday
nights.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
SALVADOR CASSEROLE OF HADDocK

SALVADOR CASSEROLE OF HADD0CK
~ pounds fllets of haddock n cup salad oil
garlic Glove, halved ~ cups sliced onion
Salt and pepper cups canned tomatoes
~ lemons, juice ~ tablespoons minced parsley
Rub garlic sprinkle with salt and pepper; place
in casserole Combine lemon juice and salad OIL
fish, Top with onion Slices tomatoes and parsley. Cover;
in moderately (375o F.) 80 minutes Remove
bake Is minutes longer basting twice with liquid
in casserole Serve with rice Approximate yield portions
POTATO AJAIco
quarts weeasoned broth ~ hot mashed potatoes
boullon cup peas (quickrozen
cup kernel Quick frozen canned
canned) n cup heavy cream
Bring broth BOIL mashed potatoes; blend thor
oughly. Add and cook Is minutes. Add cream
just before serving Approximate yield: 8 portions.
CUBAN CHICKEN AND RICE
frying chicken g pounds). disonted boiling water
n cup salad oil bay leaves
medium onions sliced u teaspoon saffron (optionaD
small garlic Glove mashed tablespoon salt
green pepper. diced n teaspoon pepper
pimientoes diced cup uncooked rice
cup tablespoons butter
chicken lightly in salad oil; transfer to kettle
Cook onions garlic green pepper and pmento in skillet
which chicken was Drowned until onion soft Add with
tomatoes water. bay leaves and seasonings to chicken
and simmer 20 minutes. Brown rice lightly in butter
chicken with chopped cooked gblets and
gbet broth Cover and cook about u hour until chicken
is tender and rice is done Approximate yield portions
EGGS IN GREEN CUPS
Butter small cusard cups and line them with minced
parsley Break egg into each Sprinkle with salt and
pepper Set cups pan of hot and bake in slow
(325' F 20 minutes Unmold small rounds of butered
toast and serve with tomato cheese
MEXICAN SCRAMBLED EGGS
green peppers. diced tablespoons
Tablespoons minced onion water
small garlic Glove crushed Salt and pepper
eggs slightly beaten
Saue peppers, onion and garlic butter until onion
soft but not brown Add water salt and and boil
minutes Add eggs and scramble usual, low heat
Serve with broiled tomatoes and bread. Approximate
yield: portions.
Evening star., 1942-02-01

In . few days
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-17
One Senate 10 House Incumbents Lose i'm Primaries
Farm WOlnem'S
Week Attracts
Many from Romeo

Members OF the Romeo home
economics group Of Macomb
county farm women will have a
large delegation at annual Farm
Women's week at Michigan
State College July 1851, it was
learned today.
The women who will attend
the annual get-together and class
Work are Mrs. Fred Werth, Mrs.
William Sutherland, Mrs. How
ard Tincknell, Mrs. Edwin Stat
ing and Mrs. Anna Ward. all
of Romeo; Mrs. George Kelly, of
Richmond; Mrs. Lee Durham
and Mrs. Joseph Lux, both of
Armada; Mrs. Fred BeaTdsley,
of Oxford; Mrs. Grant Chamber
lain. of Lake Orion; and Mrs.
Howard Hageman, of Leonard.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-17
Plant
Built
of Junk
BY BEN FUNK

TULSA, Okla, July II Up
"A big lubricating oil plant
built almost entirely of junk has
just been completed by the Mid
Continent Petroleum Corpora
ton.
While the exact description
of the plant is a military secret,
company officials disclosed to-
day that engineers searched the
junk piles of eight states to OBJ
tain the scrap metals and the
obsolete and secondhand equip
ment used in its construction.
BY using this salvage, Vice
President F. G.. Koontz estimat-
&c that Mid Continent saved the
nation enough new steel to build
SO big tanks or $500 anti-tank
guns and enough new iron to
make 100000 hand srenades and
$4,000 field mines.
The company's achievement
brought congratulations from
Wright w. Gary. director of re-
filming for the office of Petrole-
UNI coordination.
A staff of engineers headed
by E. M. Dons, formerly chief
engineer of Mid-Continents big
refinery in West Tulsa, began
accomplishing junk for the new
plant in March, l941.
They poked through every i'm
portant junk yard in Oklahoma,
Missouri, Illinois, Texas, Louis
lana, Arkansas, Kansas and In
diana.
Hundreds of tons of second
hand iron and steel was re-
claimed. Old equipment. such as
compressors, exchangers, towers
and drums, was redesigned and
made to fit into new lubricating
processes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-17
Turks Receive
Nazi Trains
Berlin Makes
PortioI Delivery

ANKARA, July Is - de-
layed) - R - Germany deliv-
cred to Turkey today four out
of seven locomotives and 80 out
of 500 freight cars which were
contracted for several months
ago.
German failure to deliver i'm
portant heavy goods pledged to
Turkey under their nine-months
old trade treaty, particularly
railroad equipment and war ma
terial, had prompted Turks to
demand that the Germans send
them or admit they could not.
Two explanations may ac-
count for what appears, to be a
token German delivery.
First, Turkey has specified
that none of her goods for Ger
many would be released until
equivalent deliveries were made
to her.
Secondly, Britain has fulfilled
her delivery schedules meticu-
lousy, including competitive
heavy industry equipment, and
the Nazis may regard their pres
tige at stake.
Propaganda also would be
served by exporting railroad
equipment and weapons, even in
relatively tiny amounts, at a
moment when German armies
are in a full-scale offensive.
Furthermore, Germany's nom
delivery to Turkey has hurt the
Axis diplomatic campaign be-
cause large German purchases
have filled Turkish warehouses
while they await release, mean
while driving up the prices of
dried fruit, leather, tobacco and
other domestic products.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-17
Car Damaged.
Horse Unhurt
i'm Collision

When a car driven by Stephan
Reinhardt, Route two, Mount
Clemens, collided with a horse
owned by Edward Neiman,
Route one, at Sis a. m. today
on Plank road near Hall, the car
was damaged but the horse es-
capped injury.
Reinhardt told Deputy Sheriff
John South that the war wind
shield was broken and grill
smashed. The horse was found
a mile and one-half miles away
still enjoying his freedom.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-17
MOUNT CLEMENS, MIcH.
Defeat Rotion Average
for Off.Yeor Campaigns
Sitting Members Breoth Eosier
as Voters Prove Kind to ms

their friends describe as lively
opposition.
Senator James E. Murray Cd
Mont) is opposed for renomina-
ton by former Representative
Joseph p. Monaghan, who ran a
close race against the senator in
the 1896 primary.
Senator w. Lee O'Daniel,
freshman Democrat from Texas,
who resigned the governorship
to win special senatorial cleo
ton June %. l941, is in q three
way race for denomination with
two other former governors -
James V. Alfred, who resigned a
federal judgeship to run, and
Dan Moody.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-17
.V-Garden
Winners
Revealed

w hAiCAS Va RAiLCS III VIC SCI
ond judging of local school Vic
tory Gardens were announced
today by Mrs. George w. John,
chairman of the Victory Gar
den campaign in the city, fol-
lowing a tour of judges to the
various gardens yesterday aft
ernoon.
Two winners were pick d
from each garden, for the best
and next best tended plots in
each.
The list of winners is given as
follows: Grant school garden:
Dorothea Smith, 141 K b e
street; and Gary Peltier, AZ
South avenue; Wilson school
garden, Arnold Weiss, 1873 South
Highland avenue and Ruth Da-
Wis, 81 Sheridan avenue; Ma
comb S hool garden, Mary
Thompson, Is Miller street; and
Joan Reitzel, Breitmeyer place;
Macomb school Garden No. 2,
Charles Misaley. 248 South
Broadway; st. Mary's, Carl Pei
key, Union street; Donaldson,
Marilyn Sharland, 81 Mack ave-
nue.; and B bly, Ward. 179
Washington avenue; Girl Scout
Troop No. S; Bernice Benz, 80
Scott boulevard; and June Hohf,
121 Miller street; Lincoln, Betty
Schewberg, 80 Jones street and
Billy Joyce, ITO N. Walnut;
Trinity Lutheran, Margaret
Duynslager, 1913 Jones street and
Joan Matkin. 1875 Eastman
street; special prize, Erwin
Stanzel, 271 Euclid avenue. for
a family plot; Dickinson, Jean
Shafley, SO Rathbone street;
and st. Louis, Rollin Rickert,
1913 Riverside drive and Patri-
cia Diehl, 1870 Charbeneau.
Judging of the gardens was
done by William Murphy, coun-
ty agricultural agent; Miss Flo
ra Main, chairman of the Lin
coin school garden committee;
and Mrs. George w. John, city
chairman of Victory Gardens.
The county agricultural agent
issued a statement advising
young gardeners to take home
such produce as is ripe. Rad
ishes, he said, should be pulled
out when ripe and many large
turnips are ready for cooking.
Beets and spinach should be
used at once, and the space
occupied by harvested crops
may be reseeded for a late crop
OF lettuce, endive, and turnips.
Such produce as is not requir-
ed by the family of the child
tending given plot should be
turned over to some needy fam
lily and If no late crop is to be
sown, the plot itself may be
turned over likewise for Guilt
vation by someone else.
Interesting features of the
Trinity Lu' heran garden are the
small. triangular plots that have
been planted by Mrs. Fred Lin.
neberg, chairman of the gar
den committee there which
contain 10 different vegetables
and bordered with French mar
igolds. TIE plots are in the CEN
ter of the garden and adds to its
beauty.
The large initial "V" done in
flowers at the Girl Scout Gar
den is reported to be growing
rapidly and is planted to red Pc
tunias, white Elyssium and blue
azeratum.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-17

NEW YORK - Theodore Sta
mats burned up more than the
road when he sped along the
west side highway at 70 miles
an hour.
you act as if you never heard
of gasoline rationing," observed
Magistrate Charles E. Rams
gate in traffic court.
The magistrate himself was
so burned up he fined Stamatis
$50, five times the usual pen
atty for speeding.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-17
Land Conrad
Suit IS Heard
S8-Aers Troet
Attachment Cleinsod

A suit to set aside IN attach.
ment on a land contract cover
ing SO acres of land in Oregon
township of Lapeer county al
legedly secured by fraud II being
heard in Judge Neil z. Reds
division of circuit court, without
jury.
The case was assigned here
from Lapeer county for the con-
venience of counsel.
Parties to the suit are Turner
A. Seaton. of Pontiac, plaintiff,
who wants the attachment, 90
cured in 1898, removed, and
Henry Lau. Detroit lawyer and
real estate operator, who Is be-
ing sued as trustee for his faith
er's estate.
Seaton charges that the At
.achment was secured on the
basis of a judgment fraudulent
ly issued in connection with the
receivership appointed for . de-
funct Pontiac bank.