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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-10
Notice To Property Owners
Important New Law
Relating to Tangible Personal Property
Taxes In Florida

CAUTION; Under Chapter 2o72s Laws of Florida, Acts
of 1941 it is MANDATORY that firm,
ducary owning having control management custody
nualy a sworn Tangible Property Return
Tax Assessor of the County which such property sit
uated.
MERCHANTS-File returns all furniture, fixtures
equipment and inventories, ETC.
BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL MEN-File returns on
all furniture fixtures professional equipment and libraries
HOTEL and APARTMENT OWNERSHIP returns on
all furniture fixtures and equipment Name of leseeS of
concessions should be given on returns.
LANDLORDS File returns on value of furnishings in
rental houses and show lessee January 1943
TENANTS-Fe returns all household goods and per
onal effects claiming constitutional exemption eligible:
70 eligible for exemption, applicant be citizen of
Florida and head of family.
HOME OWNERSHIP returns on all household goods
and personal effects of family claiming exemption for
which eligible.
ACCOUNTANTS and ATTORNEYS-See that fiduciary
returns other returns for clients filed promptly
SECTION a. Provides that ANY person who fails to
make tax return required by this Act shall pay as
PENALTY in addition to and part of the tax equal
to 1870 of the tax found to be due"
The date of assessment is January l. 1943 in
1t is my sincere wish that will forced
single penalty for failure to file returns If returns not
filed however il mandatory that the penalty be added
turns
If you need return FORM phone 621 or send us post
card and will be mailed promptly Forms available at
office from AM. to Pm.
INTANGIBLES- be returned between January st
and April 1st including equitable beneficial and life interests
in nonresident and estates annuites royalties stocks
penalty Hs'f IS MANDATORY O"ie' ''' 'e''e''
All returns and applications for exemption be
filed by April lst
Court House, CLAUDE A. GANDOLFO,
Key West, Florida Monroe County Tax Assessor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-10
Yss-Eow Ven lei oaeg

Two Scots were waking zl0ng
the street. when one Ct them SD
denly stopped and sad -Look-
Mac. that's q thruDeruw 6oWu
there.
So i Is sad Zzc- sz1fv-
Whit q peetw Tls hsaGs are -
ma pockets
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-10

8. Next he must report how
many pounds of coffee were on
hand November %, the date cof-
fee rationing went mtg effect
less one pound for each adult
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-10

StRhfps for excess amounts will
be torn from the Sugar-coffee RAJ
ton book
4. At the distri1ution unit the
registrant will present the sugar
coffee books and the declaration
forms for canned goods to a clerk
who will keep the form and tear
out of each War Ration Book Two
to be used, the correct number of
point coupons to cover excess
stocks.
5. Both War Ration Books One
and Two will be passed to a rec
ording clerk who will transfer the
identifying information from
each sugar coffee book to the
front of the new ration books.
6. A document clerk will assign
serial number to each point ra-
tioning book and keep record
of the serial number issued to
each book holder.
7. The final step will be the
valuation of the book by clerk
who will stamp it and write in the
serial number, making it official
ly complete.
Each person will then have a
copy of War Ration Book Two
his insurance of a fair share of all
rationed food.
- G
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-10

EDITORS NOTE: To help readers understand the
point raonng system they will be abeo spend their food
dollars wisely The Citizen running series of
ces each of which explains different phase of the
ration program This is the second story the series.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-10

TOMORROW What declared before get War
will the point deduction for
stocks be made? For the answers read omorrows
point rationng story
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-18
OPA INVESTIGATES
l'456 VIOLATIONS
IN TWELVE MONTuc

SiX Investigations of vio,,,.
oPA regulations in Vance r',,.,,hS Of
among tho l.i56 cases rryio"F are
passed upon by the cnforrcMo ana
VISION "t the state office of nr,n oi'
hi'hiS'ra,ion during the pas, ,,no az
months, it was stated today . w. eve
"iiicc of the Vance war mric 90 he
rati"nlnE board. Action tal,ov and
ranged from warning letters Ia c,i .dS
nal prosecution. w ''it1-
Tie United States Trc.,.r,
richer by $l0.i20.5T rs :, d,,ca,
N'ii, "i the l,i56 INVESTIGATIONS -, ~, ~
state, IL was aid These fact" N'e
'lcGi"S might imprc-s rnn, wv" WV,
hlil"" at IA" general puhIr ,,, ,e
N'"ia'I"ms ar" being reported a ,"s
acted upon IL spite Of the ,ac, ,ha '.
'"inc people still consider ina, .%a
equations az" S'rll IN tho b,r,d wy
Il" md'Nl.ual." sad :. NJ. ,,'do,
il,i "i,'N 1" In" Vance wan. ,,,,.o
md ',ti hin" board. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-18
FRIDAY. JUNE Is, 1913

,,,, Mm%,hrr or not salaries v.n
a",'''l,r'H l'Nrd IN the tcnta,ir VIII be
ger, or await final adon,i :, We bud
July Ii meeting Was ma, c, IL !" the
appears larry certain ,ha, tam. II
Der ni salary increases mum.
aWatd'd city employees IN , T'n be
composition of the budrr, VIC ilnal
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-18

"You we're absolutely correct in making the
statement you did. George .. not drop Of
mh,skcy has been distilled in This country since
last F0H"
"That's what told the boys down at the
lodge. Judge, but they were so surprised I
thought maybe was wrong
mo you weren't, George. The truth Of the
matter is that year before Pearl IIarbor.
the beverage distiling industry voluntarily
offered its facilities 10 the government. Many
companies started 10 produce alcohol for war
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-18

occupants oi o.ncr nuI>r> IN the
vicinity had To be aroused Just be-
lore or about the time ilrrmcn
reached the scene.
Chiti ELLIS said fircmcu were con-
>ldrEah!y handicapped IN their Ct
forts hH the large number If auto
mobiles which followed 'Hc truck Ia
the fire. and both urged and warned
against repetition of the practice. II
MAS necessary to stretch a line for
S'mc distance i'll order - get water
connections
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-18

purposes almost Immediately. And just az
soon as tho governments requirements in
creased. thcdistlllng faciliticsof the entire in-
dustry were converted 1000 to the produc-
ton of war alcohol ndnofhue else. Asa mat
ter Of fact, the beverage distlllng industry
is producing about half of the governments
needs for this vital war material. And that's
a2i hour a day, 7 day week job, George
"l'm glad told you about my talk with
Sam, Judge. You've given me a lot more facts
on that subject"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-20
+ Sobesa,tjetge,t +

CHARLES s. Sbone, eeb. in Serite,
Deutidlan6; geit. am 19. Sept.
1913 inn Mlter bon 83 Sabren, in
0es Moines, ga. ct binterlaBt
feline @attin, 1 Sobn uno 1 Eo9'
ter. Sitter 2eler.
Suiepb Gutenberg, geit. am 5. Sept.
1912 in ct. 2ouis, 800. Ilter 2e>
Ter.
Mrs. Mars. 9SrHer, eeit. am 13ten
Slug. 1943, tpobl borbereitet, in
ct. &ouis, 500. 9llte 2eierin.
CASPER Gdtuab, geb. i'm Sabre 1864
in Oberideinfelo, 8apern; fam
1882 na6 Mmerifa, brett na@
Wtuscatine, ga. slm %. Sft. 1910
feierte oas @bepaar fem go1oenes
@beiubildum; geit. am 6. slug. 194s
in Muscatine, SSa. Sitter Seier.
Spi. g. sbnl, eeb. am 20. Sft. 1866
in Sbafopee, Minn.; geit. am 8.
Sept. 1943, pobl borbereitet in
Sbafopee, Minn. Ct binterlabt iei'
ne @attin, 5 S0bne, 3 E06ter, bon
oenen eine gu Sen Notre Dame
@6peitern eeb0rt. Serner 13 @n.
fel uno @roBenfel. Gin @ntel
bereitet ii9 auf 6as 8rieitertum
Dor. Mlter 2eier.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-20
reno bes anetens ettpas Sala beinni.

reno oes anetens ettpas Sala bein1i.
iben.
@benio fann man aus einem Bfuns
Butter 5tpei Bfuno MAIDEN, inoem
man oie Butter nit einem Bfuno
Oleo4Margarine burd 9neten ner'
miid)t. 9as @anoe erbalt oen &C.
idmad gutter Butter.
- @m. g., Obto -
Das mar inn Sabre 1888, als bon
oen 0a5i in Der Staot Samburg cine
0ffentlide gerb0bnung oes auerbl.
Mltarsiaframentes aufeefiibrt tpuroe.
Sn elmer Bro5eiiion, an 1pelher Die
Spiben Der Na5ipartei teilnabmen,
tpuroe auf einem S6autpagen elm
monitran5dbnlides Srnament, oas IN
Der @itte Elm Safenfreua 5eiste, por.
angetragen. Dieie oiaboliide Barooie
bes Iaerbeilieiten, Die BerbObnnng
oes Seilisiten, bas bic fatboliide Cir
DIE beiist, betpies Dor oller 8elt bas
mabre @eiidt bes Nationalioaialis.
mus. Ni6t einmal bas rote anti6riit.
lide Sopietreid bat iid ie einen Der
artigen Snfernalismus geleiitet.
Seute, fiinf Sabre ipater, liegt Die
Staot Samburg gum eroBen Sell in
Eriimmer. @ott ldbt ieiner nid3t ipot-
ten!
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Die 8iiipn elmer beilismGfigen Trau

(5ortiesung bon Seite y
Siibrerin Der groBen Grauenaftion in
Stalien. Sie tpar cine groBe Eer5iarin
bes III. Sran5isfus uno itarb nit 33
Sabren Bel Ger @eburt ibres febenten
&inoes, bas, getauft> cine Minute Dor
ibr ftarb.
Das suffallenbe an bieien 8ifio.
men lit auf ieben San, baB bic meiiten
bon Der @eberin eridauten @reigniiie
lange na6 ibrem Eobe eingetroffen
iino uno oaB seraoe in oieiem Iugen'
b1id Die 8orberiagung iiber ,,eine
mddtige Slotte, Die Ing Wittelmeer
einlGuft uno Dor tpelder gang europa
5ittern tpiro, Birflidfeit setporoen ift.
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Cine furaiidtige 9ame bat alle 9e'
mGIoe bes &unltbdnblers fritiid ab<
getan. 8ei oem lesten fragt iie: "1no
oies i9euBlide 8ilb bier, Iol oas
au9 berfauft tper6en?"
&unitbdn6ler: ,,8er5eiben, snaoige
ssrau, oas lit elm Spiegel."
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fie piele ontreffenoe Ginselbeiten ent.

tie biele 5rtreffenoe Gln5elbelfen en1'
bdlt.
- Mrs. Gb. g., Spma
Das uns Dor Sabren bon elmer
tpeitfaliiden 2eierin our gerfiisung
aeitente gerfabren, Bumpernidel nad
tpeitfdliider art gu baden, lit folsen'
0es:
.Sum Humpernidelbaden gebraudt
man iebr grob genablenes ooer &C.
itoBenes Mebl.
Man riibrt cine &aiie Mebl nit
etuas beiBem 8aiier an uno ldbt es
iiber geadt an einem tparmen Srt ite'
ben gum Sauern. Im na9iten Mor-
gen riibrt man nod mebr Mebl nit
beiBem @aier an uno einem balben
EeeloffeI Sala bin5u, uno ldbt es
tpieoer big gum Ibenb sugebedt an
einem parmen 8las iteben. Damn
miro Der fait iteife Eeig iebr gut ber-
arbeitet unb in ein bierediges 8rot
geformt, tporauf man es in cine 8rat'
pfanne tut, bie man borber NIT ange+
feu9teter &leie beltreut bat. Oas Brot
nub tpenisltens 5uei Singer bid nit
bieier &leie u1ngeben iein. Dann oedt
man bic 8ratpfanne gu un6 labt oas
8rot in einem gut beiBen Ofen einen
Sag unb atpei Nd9te baden. SIT oas
8rot bart, 10 tpar Die Sfenbise gu
itarf. SIT es gu ben, 10 tpar Die &leie
nidt feudt genus. Sour nidt enttduidt
iein, tpenn es oas erlte Mal ni9t
eludt. uebung nadt BEN Weiiter."
s. 3d., SQ.
Das tpar fein MiBberitdnbnis. @ir
batten tatiddli9 6amals Elm &e5ept
gegeben 5ur Seritenung bon 8ier aus
Sonis. Dasielbe 1T iebr seiuno uno
einfa9 berauiteqen. sluf 5 Quart
@afier ri11nt man ettpa brei 8iertel
Pfunb Sonig, permiibt beioes burd
mdBiges Sieben, na6bem man nod
! etlide Sopfenooloen bin5ugefiigt bat
l11b filtriert Damn Die Sliiiigfeit our9
elm Saariteb ooer Sud-. Die bur9ee-
ieibte @aiie miro moeltdit rai6 auf
$3.50 @rao Sabrenbeit abgefiiblt
Nad 6em grfalten iebt man einige
@bloffel bon Sonig bin5u uno riibrt
Die Maiie ettpas burd. Die @arung
ldbt man in einem offenen @efdB "a
Stl1noen Dor it6 geben, Damn nimmt
man Die Sberbefe ab, giebt Die Sung
biernaiie poritdtig ab, tpenn iie ftd
geflart bat, uno flint ite in itarfe
Slaiden, sic man gut berforft unb
perbinoet. sSn ettpa adt Sagen iit
oas 8ier trinfbar, ipenn es in einem
redt tublen Seller aufbetpabrt miro
BEL So Biz 60 Grab Sabrenbeit.
- Mik 6. 49,, Nebr. -
Inn guten &artoffelfdie 5u bereiten,
pablt man n1ittelgroBe &artoffeln,
iddlt iie uno fodt fte gu einem 8rei
Damn miidt man friih ausgepreBten
Eopfenfdie (gottaee gbeeie) in glei-
der Quantitat 5u Dem &artoffelbrei,
Big 6as @an5e gut bermengt lit. Man
fann 6as @emiid na6 8elieben fal=
5en un6 5eritoBene @etpiir5nelfen -
globes) uno 2orbeeren oariiber
1treuen. 9ann laiie man einen Sag
lang bas @an3e tpobl perbedt iteben,
oanit es Elm tpenig gart. Darauf
forrnt man fleine &die un6 iteut Die
Ielben an einem tiiblen, trodenen Plas
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ltUJ utbtlStt W. $hStISJ%sNJ>ts ~SS~J~>'' .
aud Sal5e beieefiigt peroen. Dieie
finoen iid, auBer in Giiden, in ben
getpobnliden Nabrungsmitteli, in febr
fleinen Mengen: iie ueroen oarum
ourd Rodial5 ergan5t. @s aeust bon
penig &enntnis, tpenn man bebauptet.
Sala uno Getpiirae ieien iiberfliiiiis
ODER iddblid, ionit batte unier Serr'
gott iie gleid in Die Speiien uno
seabrunssntittel b in n &c I baffen.
@ott bat oem Menihen 8eritano ge-
geben uno er min, oaB oieier i'm oa'
su gebrau9e, bic Dinge in Ser ri6tt-
gen unb beiten Irt unb Beiie gu ber'
tpenoen. llnier Serrgott labt au9 Die
@utomobile nibt an ben 8aumen
tpabien, iohoern er bat Dem Weni6en
BEN 8eritano, Die Sertigfett nno Die
Mittel an Die Sanb gegeben, ii6 aus
ben beridieoeniten Stoffen uno &C.
aen1tGnoen elm Mutomobil 81 fonitru~
ieren.
- g. s., Sa.
@er beim ginfo9en ODER ginma'
6en bon Ob1t biele Shalen 5ur Ser
fiigung bat, fam oaraus nit 3ugobe
bon 3uder einen t0itliden, geiunoen
Sirup toden o6er einen guten @iiig
bereiten, inoem man Die Sdalen, be-
Ionbers Mpfelidalen, in einem groben
Steintopf ODER einem SaBden iiber'
siebt, iooaB oas Baiier ettpa cine
Sanobo9 iiber ben Sdalen itebt
Man oedt oen Eopf gu 1no iteat i'm
an einen tparmen Plas. Sead etli6en
8o9en ieibt man Dos @an5e ab uno
fiint es auf Glaiden ooer in einen
arug uno bat ben feiniten unb &C.
iiinoeiten giiig.
- Bb. W., Conn. -
Riirbiiie fann man iebr idmadbaft
MAIDEN NIT eeeignetem @etpiir5. Wan
i9neioet aus Dem 4iirbisfleiid fleinc
ru1oe &ugel1, fodt ite langiam in
peroiinntem 3udertpaiier, oem man
ettpas @ein auiesen fann. Damn
bringt man iie beib in ginmadegldier,
uno peridlieBt luftbidt. Sc ldnger
man iie aufbetpabrt, oefto moblidmef-
tenoer peroen iie. Man9e 2eute be-
pabren fie elm Sabr lang uno nod
lGnser auf. 8eim @ebraud bon Sort
it0pieln ,nuB man borii6tig iein, oa
bieielben, penn ausgetrodnet, 2uft
ourdlaHen. @ebra1bt man &orfper>
idlub fir ginmadflaiden, 10 mub
man iie nit 8araffin iibergieben.
- 9. g., q. 3. -
Das &apitel iiber Die Serenpros
aeile lit elmer Der alten 2aoenbiiter,
sic bon &atbolifenfeinoen bon 3eit
5u 3eit berausgegriffen tperoen. Die
Acknowledgement betpeilen nur Die I'M
tpiiienbeit oieler Suoelfrise. Ser &C.
i9i6tidreiber gibt Ben tpabren Sa6-
perbaIt iiber bergangene 8egebenbei<
ten, uno oteien finoen sic an elmer
anoern SteIle oieier 9eurnmer unter
Dem Eitel: Die Ieranttportlibfeit Der
fatbolii9en Stride fir Die Serenpro-
5eiie.
- Mrs. ST. M., isis. -
Dieie @iiion elmer beiligmdbigen
Grau uber ben gegentpdrtigen 8elt-
frieg unb anbere greigniiie, Die etn-
getroffen iino, bra9ten mir I'M Sabre
OQ1~4
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MittpOd), Sen 20. DftOber 1943
Htlskur1n

au aetpinnen, geniigt es nidt, bob man
lie aufeinanberlegt. Man mub tie
1hidttpeiIe nit @runb untermiiben
uno anfeudten. ueber @inter miiiien
geaen nno Groit Die 8ldtter 5eriet.
gen, iooaB iie gang in Gaulnis iiber'
geben. Mbf6ue bon Strdudern. 8dn'
men uno einiabrigen Bflan5en muB
man berbrennen, benn es f0nnen Mil-
Iionen bon Sniefteneiern oaran baf'
ten, bic i'm fommenoen Griibiabr
neuen Sdaben anridten.
- 9. g., Mb. -
TIMER Brdiioent Granflin Delano
Mooiepelt lit elm 9etter 6es ebemali'
gen Br6iioenten Ebeo. &ooiepelt. Ser
Gtammpater betoer tpar Der bon Sol.
LAMB eingepanberte Claus Martens
3en ban @ooietpelt. @r fam i'm Sabre
1914 nah ser Neuen @elt unb tpar
elmer Der @riinoer bon Nieutp @m'
iteroam, iest Seem gorf.
Set &uis ban &ooiebelt iett it4 al
10 suIammen: Safobus ban &oiebelt
1T Der 8egriinber bes ben1ofratii9cn
3peiges Der San1ilie, mdbreno So
bannes San 9foiebelt Der 8egriinoer
oes republifaniiden 3ueiges lit; beioe
1paren gnfel oes einganes genannten
GIaes.
Bdbreno ser &riege 5tpiiden ben
Sranaoien unb Snoianern 5og Siaaf,
elm 5obn bes Safobus, ben Su6ion
binauf uno lieb iid i'm iebisen Dudeb
County, N. g., nieoer. einer bon iei'
men Sobnen, Safob, faufte i'm Sabre
1918 elm Gtiid 2anb i'm Spbe Harf,
oieIer @runbbeiis blieb i'm 8eiis Der
Samilie uno 1T iest bic Seimat bon
SranfIin 8. &ooiebelt uno Samilie,
Ser bereits genannte Siaat &ooie.
belt mar 1776 elm Mitglieo Der Seem
yorfer 8erfaiiungsfonbention uno Elm
syiibrer Der &olonilten tpdbreno Der
Mebolution. ..
San1es &ooiebelt, Der 8ater Sranf'
Inns, mahte cine groBe @rbi9aft un6
permebrte ieinen 8eiis ourd borteil'
bafte @eloanlagen; ct mar Bi5eprafi'
bent Der Delamare ano Subion @iien'
balm un6 atpeimal berbeiratet; bic
5tpeite @be idloB er NIT Cara Dela'
no, Die elmer flamiiben Bionierfan1i'
lie entitammt, bic iid 1924 in Durs
burp, Maii., nieoerlieB.
= sSranflin 9. Noiebelt Ituoierte auf
Der Sarparb- uno golumbia-l1niperii=
tat uno begab ii9 oann gum tpeiteren
Stloium nad Deutidlano. gr ipridt
eeldufig beuti9 unb fran5oiii6.
- Mrs. @. g., Mu. -
5ala lit elm @etpiira, 6as, menn
i'm redten Mab CUR @iir5uns bon
Speiien eebraudt, appetit. uno ge=
iunobeitforoerno lit. Sm menidliden
Rorper finbet elm beftdnoiger Stoff.
,pediel itatt, es merben tagli6 peri6ie'
oene 8eitanbteile berbrau9t unb aus
gei9ieben. @s miiiien oaber beitdn'
big neue 5ugefiibrt peroen burh 81.
Mabrung. Ser tpihtigite 8eitanbteil
unierer Nabrung lit @itpeiB. Sc BILL
oct neben Dem 8ailer ben Sauptbe'
ftanbteiI unierer Musfeln. Die @is
neibitoffe finb ftiditoffbaltige geab.
rungsmittel. Ser 5tidltoff bilbet i'm
&0rper bas Sleiidgepebe, ben pid-
tighten Sell i'm &orper. Sebe Irbeit
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= Mrs. s. g., Dbio =

Inn groBere Quantitaten 8utter al.
erbalten, fann man iie nit Mild Der.
miiden, inoem elm Bfuno 8utter 10
ueid gerna6t miro, baB man ite fne-
ten fann. Dann legt man ite in cine
G9iiiel uno gieBt cine Eaiie Mil9
bin5u. Durd beitdnoiges &neten ent-
itebt cine innige 8ermiidung bon
Butter uno Mild. Da babel Der ial.
3ige @eI1mad bereebt, fam man tpdb-
Nogales international., 1943-06-04

GREENLEE COUNTY
80 Springerville- Mexico State Line
Jet 260 Alpine-Beaver Head Lodge
AZ New Mexico State Line Graham
County Clifton
Clifton-Beaver Head Lodge
MARICOPA COUNTY
"a Wilhoit- Congress Jct.-Marfcopa Co.
Line-Aguila
IT Gila d-Hassayampa-A Ajo-Pinal Co.
Line-Yuma Co. Line
AZ Apache Jct.-Jct. SOTO Miami
48 Arizona Canal-Prescott Jet.
Jet 69-Jct Alt. 80
'49 MorriStoWn- Eastern Canal
Jet 60-7O-89 Alhambra- Arizona Canal
Jet 6O-7O-89 Phoenix -Hassayampa
Jet 6O-70-MeSa- jet. Road Goodyear
MOHAVE COUNTY
10 Kingman-Bo Dam -Topock-
Chloride
Davis Dam-Utah Line-Nevada Line
NAVAJO COUNTY
"a Holbrook- -Coconino Forest Boundary
Holbrook- Apache County Line
Holbrook- Snowflake
Winslow-Coconino Forest Boundary
Nogales international., 1943-06-04
MOHAVE COUNTY

10 Kngman Boulder Dam Topock-
Chloride-Davis Dam
Utah Line Nevada Line
IL Kingman-Ash Fork -Coconino County
Line
Nogales international., 1943-06-04
MARICOPA COUNTY

Is Morristown- Wickenburg- Yavapai
County Line
Aguila- -Salome
II Gila Bend-Hassay ayampa-Ajo
Pinal County Line-Yuma County Line
18 Chandler -Sacaton-Casa Grande-
Maricopa County -Picacho-
Coolidge-Florenc Jct.-Brady Wash
As Jct 60-70 Globe-Eastern Canal
40 Morristown- Eastern Canal-Jct. SOTO
Mesa-Jct. Road GoodyearJct. 60-70-
80 PhoeniX-H X-Hassayampa-Jct 60-70-89-
Alhambra-Ariz, Canal
Nogales international., 1943-06-04
GREENLEE COUNTY

40 New Mexico State Line Graham
County Line
Duncan-C Clifton
Clifton-B Beaver Head Lodge
GRAHAM COUNTY
43 E. City Limits Thatcher -Greenlee
County Line-Bowie Jet. Stafford Jet.
66-70 East Solomonville- Clifton
A E. City Limits Thatcher -Pinal County
Line
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Come to Cooking School
Armed With a Bread Knife

judges and prizes for the Hctors.
And If you like. you can even
get in a few practices between
now and Tuesday.
Before the contest begins a
demon S TT a [ ION of the true
science of bread slicing will be
given by Bruno Boscacci, one of
the Statler chefs. Then the ladies
will do their stuff.
Come and take part or come
and watch--thereu be plenty Of
excitement.
And the second feature Of the
cooking school, Prudence Penny's
demonstration Of wartime dishes,
will help solve menu problems.
Among the dishes you will see
prepared are kidney loaf and
praised beef kidney. meat turn
overs, a creamy cheese entree
and fried corn and squash with
Sauteed onions.
Prudence Penny cooking
schools are held every Tuesday
on the fifth floor of The Detroit
Times Building at 100 in the
afternoon. Your ticket of ad-
mission is your Homemakers
Club membership card.
II you are not a member Of
the Homemakers Club, join in
the lobby Of The Detroit Times
Building, Tuesday, before cook
ing school starts. There is
10-cent charge for a life men,
bership card.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Children Help
With Housework

WHEN MOTHER teaches
first aid and father is an air
raid warden, young members of
the family may also become in
spired with patriotic ardor and
want very much to help.
One mothers way 10 make
this possible was a Cleanup
Squad" with a military title for
each member OF the family.
Her 6-year-old girl was
dubbed a table lieutenant" with
responsibilities that included
setting and unsetting the break
fast table; scraping and stack
ing the dishes for washing;
soaping and rinsing the linoleum
cover on the kitchen table, and
putting clean linens on the din
ing room table for other meals.
To her S-year-old son went
the title of cleanup captain"
with such assignments as keep
ing his own room in order,
enptying the waste baskets,
cleaning out fathers ash trays
and washing them with soap and
water, removing soiled towels
and wash cloths from the bath
room and putting fresh ones in
their place.
After months Of cleanup duty
under the direction of the com
mander-in-chief." the children
are still enjoying their titles
and the duties that 90 with
them.
They are also forming clean
illness habits that will help
TO make life pleasant when
they leave behind the world of
make-believe.
Right now. they are making a
real contribution TO the war eff
fort by enabling their mother 10
put extra time into her defense
work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
PATTERN 1855

HERE'S THE ideal house
frock for a busy w o m an who
likes 10 look neat and trim at
oil times. Pattern 1886 by Anne
Adams is unusually figure fiat
tering and very easy TO make.
Stunning lines are given by
the front panel and the long bias
side-front bodice sections. A
scalloped neckline is a gay. be-
coming feature.
Pattern 1896 Is available in
wonien's sizes IS, SO, 40, ~, al,
IS. as. so. Size SO takes 3hs
yards 35-inch.
Send is cents IN coins for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write
plainly size. name, address and
style number.
Address your request 10 The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment 1925 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.