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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-01
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

YANK hero Of U. S. S. BoiseI For
remaining at his post despite ex.
posure to Jap fire. Lieut.. Lowell
E. Davis won Silver Star Medal
for distinguished dcombat service.
--Drauns b. Lisss. AIbsrt X Murray. u. s. Mr.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-25

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Browning chief., 1945-07-13

Company, glass jar company with
headquarters at Muncie, Indiana. con-
siders it far from easy to persuade
the general public to adopt practices
and procedures which give satisfactory
results.
If you have never canned corn but
want to this season because of ration
ing. or if you have tried and failed,
you may profit by following Miss Kim
brough's advice. In an informal dis
cussion Of the subject she said. Sweet
corn, particularly the deep yellow. is
rich in flavor and food value, but field
corn cans as we'll keeps as well. as
the garden varieties and is the pref
erence of many persons who could. if
they chose. grow a patch of sweet corn
for table use. So. take your choice but
don't pay your money unless you know
the corn is fresh from the stalk and
that it is at the most perfect stage for
table use. At this stage the kernels
are plump. shiny. and all but bursting
with milk-like juice.
Can Corn Early
As corn natures, the milk gives way
to a substance called dough. Then
people say the corn is too hard and
they say right because il is hard to
keep 1t by canning once it has passed
from the full milk to the dough stage.
Bacteria. particularly those which
cause fiat sour, like warm corn. This is
one big reason why it doesn't pay to
gather prepare. and can corn by the
wagon load" Flavor is another good
reason for the can-a-littlcat-a-t time
rule Corn loses its sweetness more
rapidly than any other vegetable with
the possible exception OF green peas.
This fact. plus bacterias special lik-
ing for corn which has stood several
hours, explains the wisdom of the old
slogan. two hours from garden to cam
ner.
Jars. caps. lids. rubbers. canner and
all other utensils needed should be
ready for use when the corn is brought
in for canning.
1t is a waste Of time, energy, and
food to put anything in jar which
can't be sealed alright Tho smallest
nick or crack can cause trouble, so
smart home Gamers take time to ex.
anime the sealing surface Of every jar
and lid. Jars. caps, glass lids and
rubbers should be washed in warm
soapy water. rinsed. covered with
warm water and then boiled. One can't
be too clean about canning. Used jars.
caps. and lids should be boiled 20 to
30 minutes. New ones need only be
brought to boiling and kept hot.
Any jar, cap. lid, and rubber worth
using is worth using by the manufac.
turer's instructions. Such instructions
are given on a Circular packed with
the jars and printed on the cap car
tons.
Two sharp knives are needed-one
Browning chief., 1945-07-13

small, one large. And you will want
cutting board. A well scrubbed plank
will do if you have nothing better.
When everything is ready lay an eal
Of corn on the board, then use the
strong knife to cut through husks. corn
| and cob at each end of the ear Next
stand the ear Upright and use both
hands to peel off the husks. If eased
along with the thumbs, most OF the silks
will come off with the wrappings. This
method may sound troublesome. but
after you get the hang Of it you will
find the work goes faster and with
much less muss than when the husking
is done in the usual way.
Discard any ear Of corn which seems
bit hard. Rinse and drain the corn
after it has been freed Of silks, then
cut-don't saw-the kernels from the
cob, taking care not to cut the cob
This is where you need that small
sharp knife
The danger OF spoilage is far less
when whole kernels are used. Cream
style is made by slicing the tips Of the
kernels and then scraping out the pulp.
1t is folly to can cream style unless
one has steam pressure cooker with
an accurate gauge.
Pint size jars are best for any kind
Of corn and practically must for
cream style, because heat passes
through corn slowly.
1t doesn't do to keep corn waiting its
turn in the Gamer. If you happen to
have some left over because Of faulty
judgment in estimating the amount
needed to fill the jars, put it in the
refrigerator to keep cool until the next
batch can go into the canner.
Adding Water Essential
Be sure to add one and one-Guarter
cup boiling water to each four cups OF
whole kernel corn and two cups Of boil
| ing water TO each four Of cream style.
| The water is needed to help the heat
get through the corn in hurry and to
prevent the corn turning brown.
That brown color and overlooked favor
you dislike is caused by caramelization
Of the corn sugar. This doesn't hap
pen when the corn is young and juicy,
enough water is used. and the process
ing done at the right temperature.
| Most persons like about one-hal tea
spoon of salt to each pint Of corn. A
little sugar won't hurt anything. nor
will 1t hurt if you forget the salt. The
amount used Is too small TO help pre-.
vent Spoilage.
Some persons manage TO can corn by
processing 1t three and a half to four
hours in hot-water bath Gamer but
it is fer better to use steam pressure
cooker provided it is in the right work.
ing order and worked right. That last
fright" means Follow the Manufac.
turer's Instructions!
Browning chief., 1945-07-13
Former Resident Paws
Tribute To Browning

Writing from his home at Shell.
by following his return from the
BIackfeet Roundup .last week.
Charles Matson expresses b / .
pleasure at the notable improve
ments that have been made here
in the last eight years. His visit
was the first in eight years, he
said.
Mr.. Matson is Of an old pioneer
family of the Blackfeet Reserva-
tion. His father was one of a
party that located the site of the
present Agency uare in
Browning. His father. now de-
ceased, passed away 40 years ago.
his burial being in the graveyard
west of Browning, near the site
of the old Methodist Mission. His
father was superintendent of the
old Willow Creek school for years
while his wife was principal. TIE
school was near Browning.
With these halIowed memories,
Mr.. Matson points out that he
treasures > warm spot in h g
heart for Browning . n d t b 9
Blackfeet reservation.
Browning chief., 1945-07-13
KITTY HAWK

Distance was annihilated, war rev.
olutionized by three years Of glider
flights and 59-second motorized
aeroplane test by the Wright broth
ers at Kitty Hawk: N. c. In 1928
residents of Kitty Hawk erected a
Gated the Wright Memorial Monu-
ment and 35O-acre park on Kill
Devil Hill "in commemoration of
the conquest of air by the brothers
Wilbur and Orville Wright" Flights
today of B-29's, fighter planes,
scouts and transports prove how
vital were those tests and inspire
Americans to buy War Bonds for
expansion Of aviation to win COM
plete victory. U. S. Trssssry Dsssysnss~s
Browning chief., 1945-07-13
Photo Courtesy Ball Brothers Co


stumbling block for many otherwise successful
spois for others brown
has poor flavor.
Gladys Kimbrough Home Service Director for Brothers
Evening star., 1945-04-12
International Law Society
Plans Two-Day Meeting

A two-day meeting for members
of the American Society of Inter-
national Law in the Washington
area will open at $50 pm. tomorrow
at the Carlton Hotel with a pro-
gram featuring addresses by Su-
preme Court Justice Robert H.
Jackson. Assistant Secretary of
State Julius c. Holmes and the
societys president, Frederic r..
Coudert.
The meeting, which was arranged
after the society dropped plans for
its annual meeting at the request
of the Office of Defense Trans
portation, will include three ses-
sions on Saturday.
The French Ambassador, Henri
Bonnet, will adress a luncheon at
l pm. Saturday restricted to men,
bers and guests.
The program at 10 am. Saturday
will include talks by Curtis c. Shears
,of the Justice Department, and
George A. Finch, society vice presi-
dent. The afternoon speakers will
be 1t Col Willard B. Cowles,
U. S. A, and H. S. LIE Roy.
Members of the United Nations
Juridical Committee have been in
vited TO attend.
Evening star., 1945-04-12
Senate 'Absenteeism
Is Posing Challenge
To Administration
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
The problem of keeping Senators
in their seats after they've sat in
them challenged administration in
genuity today.
Majority Leader Barkley figured
today that his Tuesday lecture had
resulted in a majority attendance
on each quorum call, but there's
nothing yet devised to keep man
on the floor after he's answered
present"
To keep demanding quorum calls
not only would consume considera-
BILE time but the constant ringing
of bells might be very distracting to
a deliberative body.
Sees No Way to Keep Quorum.
Senator Barkley said he didn't
have any idea how quorum could
be kept on hand to listen to speeches
if the Senators aren't in a mood to
listen, or if they have committees,
constituents or mail waiting.
Meanwhile, Senator Barkley'S crit
iciSm of "abSenteeiSm" stirred re-
sentiment among some Senator'S
Senator Bushfield, Republican, OF
South Dakota said the speech was
addressed to the country" rather
than to the Senate.
When there's work to be done
IN committees. members have to be
in those committees, Senator Bush
field said. They are always avail
able when there is an important roll
call in the Senate"
Cites Committee Meetings.
That was also the view Of Sena-
'tor Wherry, of Nebraska, the Re-
publican whip. He said four COM
mittees were meeting on important
legislation at the time Senator
Barley criticized the absence Of a
quorum.
Vice President Truman said he
would enforce the rule requiring the
physical presence of member be-
fore he can be recorded on roll
call Just as long as the Senate wants
it enforced.
The Senate for long time has al
lowed members to be recorded as
present if they are at work in near
by committees.
Evening star., 1945-04-12
1000 Hostesses Will Attend
'Chorm and Fashion Clinic

Two thousand girls who have been
going to soldiers dances under the
auspices of the War Hospitality
Committee will attend charm and
fashion" clinic at 8:15 pm. Mon
day at Central High School ito
learn to do better job." the Dis
trict Recreation Department an
nounces.
The girls are members Of the
Women's Battalion of Hostesses, Or
ganized by the department under
the sponsorship of the overall COM
mittee Thirty of them have been
selected to model clothes and beauty
experts have been called from New
York City to speak, Milo F.. Chris
tiansen, recreation superintendent,
Evening star., 1945-04-12

ton at 10 am. April 10 at the United
States Chamber of Commerce to
discuss the shortage OF sports
equipment. The District Recre-
alton Department has repeatedly
asked for donations of equipment
from citizens.
A survey of stadia in 80 other
cities was placed in the record OF
the board by Mr.. Christensen, with
emphasis on the recommendations
of most of the cities that the recre-
alton department be represented on
the council controlling use of the
proposed Washington stadium to
influence wide community use OF the
facility.
Security investment-War Savings
bonds. Secure the four freedoms
buy one TODAY.
Evening star., 1945-04-12

told a meeting of the Recreation
Board yesterday. He said the girls
had asked for the clinic them
selves.
A Vacation at Home" Council
has been formed to publicize recre-
alton facilities available in Wash
ington for workers unable to leave
the city during their summer vaca-
tions, Mr.. Christensen said. He
said the ONCE of Defense Trans
portation approved OF the project as
move to cut down unnecessary
travel
AS president of the Society of
Recreation Workers, Mr.. Christian
sen said he had called meeting
of the National Recreation Associa-
Evening star., 1945-04-12
Will Talk on Ordnance

Col. Scott B. Ritchie of the Army
Ordnance Department is scheduled
to discuss Army Ordnance Devel-
opment Since World War I" before
the American Society of Mechanical
Engineers, at o'clock tonight at
the Potomac Electric Power Co.
Evening star., 1945-04-12

Auditorium at Tenth and E streets
NV. The public is invited. Col.
Ritchie is the deputy chief of the re-
search and development service at
the the office OF the chief Of ord
nance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
w. Ontario
Bows, 1923
But Taftaf Coach
Isn't Very Happy
By TOM HARPER

Walne UniversityS basketball
team today held It's FIRST victory OF
the l945-i6 season and It's eighth
straight triumph over University
of Western Ontario following a
43-2S victory over the Mustangs
last night AT Mackenzie High.
While winning by comfortable
margin, thc TartarS who are big
ger physically than last NeaI :
squad. which won IL and lost >,
revealed they were far from being
a quintet OF even near perfection
lists. Numerous times IN the con-
lest loose bali handling and wild
passing prevented them from in
CreaSlng their total.
Coach Newman Ertell, who Is in
his sixteenth year as Wayne cage
boss, said after the game he was
far from satisfied. -
Avery Jackson, Tartar high
scorer last year, spanked the win.
nerS with II points on five field
goals and r charity toss. Marty
HUMPHREYS paced the losers with
eight points
The TartarS lcaped into an
early lead and were out in front
23-lS, at half time,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
NavyExGrabs
Orlando lie ad

ORLANDO. Fla, Dec ! up
Long-hitting Herman KelSer To-
ledo O., only two months out of
the navy. shot a two-under-par %
yesterday 10 take a one-stroke
lead at the half way mark IN
the $4,000 Orlando Open golf
tournament. Two other veterans
- Sam Sncad of Hot Springs,
Ark. and Ky Lalfoon of Chicago
were tied for second at l37
each.
The early pace->etung Les Ken
nedy of PaWtucket, r. | toWna-
ment dark horse. who equalcd the
course record on the tricky DubS-
dread course in the opening round
with a sizzling 63. Slumped TO -.
Other Michigan scores IA Flrcgl oS-Id-
LAP. Chick Rutau T6.5f-l50. Claude Ha-
mon T5-7O-l4o Jim Gaur Withdrew un-
finished shannon Walter BuIstmo 75.7t--
son, 74-6s-l42 sam BYRD l4u
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03

NEW YORK, Dec. l CUP) The
battling case of the counterfeit %
saliva tests threatened today to
bring about an open break be-
tween the New York and Mary
land Racing commissions.
Officials Of the New York com
mission charged that saliva from
farm horses had been substituted
for saliva from horses racing at
the Pimlico track in Baltimore,
inferring that trainers there were
attempting 10 cover up the use of
stimulantS in the tests submitted
10 its laboratories.
Ashley Trimble Cole. chairman
of the New York commission.
notified the Maryland Commits
sion that any further saliva sam
pies from -Pimlice would bc sent
back INFESTED because Specimens
which have been received at our
laboratory since about the middle
Of November have not originated
AT Pimhco and do not seem to be
intended TO be accepted seriously 80
Chairman George Mahonev Of
the Maryland commission re-
spOnded that the attitude of Cole
and the New York commission
was ito say the least puzzhnG
Mahoney SAID the Maryland
commission made no secret of the
fact that saliva sent TO New York
was not from race horses Al pim-
ljco. He said that samples from
Frederick County Farm horses
had been sent TO confuse trainers
al Pimlico who allcgedly have
been using StlmulantS on horses
there Within the past month
eight trainers at Pimico have
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
Predicts European
Site for OIympics

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. -uPl
Due to poor financial conditions
IN Europe America Will not re-
ccive the 1913 Olympic games but
they Will be awarded to either
Lausanne. Switzerland. or London.
GuStaVuS Kirby Of the American
Olympic Committee predicted to-
day. European teams could not
afford the expense of trip 10
this country Kirby said, thus
affecting the site award.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
Bv JAKE BERSoN

Whatever happens TO Central
High i'm other sports, you us
ually can count on the Blazers
20 rate among the topfight con-
tenders i'm basketball.
Opening the Metropolitan
League season last night Gem
Ual again showed considerable
promise m upSetting Mackenzie,
runncrup for the title last
season 36-2g II was a case Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
Titan S Set
New Record
Fashion II Points
Against HiIIsdaIe
BY CHARLES p. WARD

Coach Lloyd Brazil endured
many a gloomy hour last season
as he watched his University o.
Detroit basketball team lose ]
games n - starts m one Ot tn.
Titan worst seasons This year
however. il looks aS If >omebod.
else Is going 10 do the suffering.
Last night m llackctt Field
House the TIlan> opened thel.
season by defeating Hill>dale Col.
lege 72z-3e. the largest score :
Titan five has ever run up on an
opponent
I'VE Just had too much eX-
perience for those boys" said
the Titan mentor, apparently
apologizing lest anybody think
the TitanS had poured il on.
after all our team represents
Il years of collegiate expert
ence."
The Titans' experienced PLAY 80
were important IN the trump,
right, for Gino Sovrdn, Art =
key John Hin, Don Hamilton
Jack Richardson, Joe Pulte anc
Gene PERM clicked for 81 points
But the one who caused the Dale
the most trouble was "A lad whe
had no previous college eXperl'
enCc. He was I'd Bart, 24-year'
old freshman from Western iIigt
School and a former army bomber
pilot lie hit the target for eight
field goals and one free throw ioI
the nights scoring honOrS.
Bartz. who learned his basket
ball At the Boys Club Of Detroit
and in the army, struck the Dale,
Al4lk4a Ike ,ypft0or. ffe got six felc
goals in the first eight minutes
OF play and i'm the entire game
missed only Eve Of Il shots. Sow
ran. who scored 1000 points II
three seasons AT Assumption
scored il last night. all on felC
goals
Hlllsdalc got behind when Bevi'
Fraser got a goal for Detrol'
shortly after the opening whistle
and was never IN the game afteI
that. The TItsnS were leading
}5-ll a. the halt and they Steppc'
up the pace IN the second hal
though Brazil sent - men int
the game
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
Browns, Mars Seek
More Night Til+s

CHICAGO. Dec / fUPl The
ST.. Louis Browns and The Wash
lngton Senators, who enjoy ed
night game boomS last season,
have petiuoncd the ba>cballscom-
missioner office - encourage
after SundoWn games IN lS-fo.
Following is the proposal SUBJ
mltted 10y the Browns and Sena-
tors
Each club may schedule and
play during the 1916 season a.
many night games n il may de-
sire. with consent of the visit
ing club"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
Where Cometh the Saliva?
UPROAR OVER TESTS
THREATENS A SPLIT

bccn suspended for alleged use Of
drugs on their horses.
Mahoney sand that because of
the dope scandal at Pimhco he
had engaged chemist, j. {.
Munich of Upper Darby Pa. TO
make saliva tests of horses sew
eral days ago. He said that AT the
same time work horse tests were
submitted 10 New York to make
1t appear that no change had been
made.
Mahoney sand that federal mar
CotiCS agents were investigating
conditions Al Pimllco
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03

had TO step out in the last
three minutes before oVercom-
ing Western IN "A nonleague
encounter. 1885. The Cowboys
had pulled up 10 35-all tie be-
fore field goals by Carl Schus-
ter, Larry MANI and Jim
Stewart SeWcd 1t up. SchuSter
was high in the game with ID
markers.
In the days two closest
games. HamUamck nnsed out
Highland Park. 2S-27. as Miller
won from DenbV. 2l-23. Bob
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03

outclaSSed Chadsey. 54-lS. Bar
nett hit the hoop for 10 points.
CaSS Tech scored a mild up
set i'm the easy manner II dis
posed of Northern. 2S-l5. the
Mechanics holding a safe 24-l0
margin entering the final quar-
ter. John Derderian, of CaSS,
topped the scorers with 13
points while Lips Wiener
paced the losers with nine.
Cooley edged out Il of ID.
High i'm a close one. 1918, the
Cardinals pulling the victory
out in the final period after the
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03

Cubs tied the score at l9-all:
Bud Jackie. of the losers, led
with eight points. 40,
Northwe tern, with bin
Knox 13 points featuring. had.
little trouble against Wilbur
Wright 1927. Northeastern
led all the way IN downingl
Eastern, Bills
Benny Zennevich, one OF The
leagues leading scorers last
season was in stride aS PerSh-l
ing downed Rodford. 36-l9 IN a
nonlcaguer. Benny tailed -
points. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
Hunt Lost Boat

NEW YORK, Dec. l uNS) -
Coast guard boats searched Long
Island Sound today for a small
hDat reported missing sin Q
Wednesday with Frank Pierson Of
Newport aboard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
A-26 Bomber Circles
World Under 81 Hrs.
WASHINGTON Dec I GNSl

WASHINGTON. Dec. I GNSl
The AAF announced today that
an A-26 Invader. a light bomber
had Just completed a 24,S59-mile
flight around the world in 96
hours and 30 minutes flying time.
The plane was plloted by Col.
Joseph r. HoIzapple of Peoria,
I'll
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
Champs Coast Home

CHICAGO. Dec. l tUP) The
Fl. Wayne, Ind, Zollincrs, cham
pionS of the National Professional
Basketball League, coasted TO a
surprisingly easy $3.50 victory
over the 1915 college all-Stars last
night before 239l2 fans al the
Stadium
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03

Officials of the federal govern
ment cracked down on goose
shooters this week when II ordered
the closing of hunting almost be-
fore II opened IN the famous Horse
Shoe Lake refuge in Illinois tor
The balance of the season The
unusual order claimed excessively
heavy kills during the FIRST TWO
days prompted The action The
season had opened Nov - and
originally was scheduled lo last
unnl Dec. 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
KaYo Happy

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. ! ttPf
Blackjack Billy Fox, l9-year-old
Philadelphia Negro. scored his 35th
straight knockout last night stop
ping Leon SzymurSki, Chester Pa.
in the second round of scheduled
1O-round bout at the Cambria a {.