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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16

1e0s II uOt ~
well, ct least
% nutritiously.
You prefer as
p q r q Z u Q to
cabbage. b u {
II cabbage Il
u st as good
for y GU. eat
cabbage q n d
like It. That's
the philosophy
Of the day.
w h 4 t differ
ence d o es It
make II your
beefsteak ID In
ana AZ a MIL.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16

lost sight Of the possibilities OF de-
pleted human power. its deterior-
alton and lack Of sustenAnce.
It has taken the horrible exam
pies Of war to show that the peo-
PIE may be effectively supported by
the right sort Of food. or Is In the
conquered countries. they may be
depleted beyond the point Of re-
sistance. We are being brought to
realize that we can have human
erosion" Is well Is dust bowls and
forest devastation.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16

Ice cream Is not only q desirable
dessert but . genuine, nutritious.
protective-type food. An average
serving Of vanilla ice cream-lI6
quart or as opportunities nearly
one-stxth Of the calcium needed
~ "A adult daily. as well Is other
materials found In milk.
The food value Is increased BY
cne aditton OF fruits. nuts and
oehor davoring ingredients.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16

about my nose
. n d chin. al
t h o u 3 h N y
akin n dry and
hard @ leath-
or. The creams
I have tried
" o n It soften
the skin and
my foundation
fe els like q
mask " h lie h
seems to make
the Ane lines
over my IA c Q
m o r e rO-
nOunced. How
nan r A1jrA3n-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16


down to the meal. Give them
something to look forward to all
during dinner. and sure-f1re sue
cess Of the meal Is assured.
The first apples in market are
mainly for use in pies and tart
apple sauce. For either purpose you
want an apple that will cook ten
der In q short time. Uppermost in
the mind Of the woman who buys
apples. should be the purpose for
which she wants them. There's the
typical dessert apple, ideal for eat
ing fresh but not so satisfactory
for baking and cooking. Then
there, are a few varieties that are
especially good for baking. The
varieties commonly used for cook
ing-in pies and fruit sauce, that
is-are Greetings. Stayman, York,
Imperial, Ben Davis and Stark.
II you like lattice-work top for
apple pie. pinked edges on the pas
try strips will give 1t a professional
look. logically enough, the pinking
Is done with pinking sheers. Apple
pie with a cheese pastry crust is
another way OF achieving a pie
that Is different. Cut Ia cups
grated American cheese into p
cups sifted flour mixed with u
teaspoon salt. Use enough cold
water (about u cup) to make par
ticles hold together. A simple
shortcut in apple pie-making is to
use q top-crust Of bread, drenched
with butter. sugar and spice.
Deep dish pies in individual
dishes are pleasant to eat and easy
to serve. Other variations in max
ing apple pie include pastry with
all-bran in it for extra criSpness;
a one-crust plain pastry pie COW
cred with meringue: brown sugar
used to SWeeten the fruit filling
instead Of white sugar: plain
whipped cream topping. or whipped
cream to which has been added
y cup cream C heese pressed
through sieve.
AppleScotch Pie and Apple
Cream Pie. two new apple pies you
WILL want 10 try. are particularly
delicious when made with All-Bran
pastry. Recipes follow.
ALL-BRAN PASTRY
Il cup all-bran
liz cups -four
~ teaspoons salt
" cup shortening
tablespoons cold water,
more or less
Roll all-bran until fine: combine
with flour and salt. Cut in short
ening. Add water. a little at a
time. until dough is moist enough
to hold together. Roll out on
lightly Toured board to about IA
Inch thickness. Place rolled pastry
loosely In pan. Trim edge, leaving
about a inch Of pastry beyond
rim OF pan. Fold extended edge
under and flute. Prick pastry shell
with fork and bake In hot oven
t450 degrees F. 10 to Is minutes.
Makes one 2-crust pie or two g.
inch pastry shells.
APPLESCOTCH PIE
IL, cups brown sugar
] cup water
teaspoons vinegar
7cups sliced apples
Il cup -four
Is teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons butter
i teaspoon vanilla extract
I recipe all bran pastry
Combine "a cup sugar, water,
nd vinegar: bring to a boil. Add [
pples and simmer until tender.
remove apples and cool. Combine {
sugar, flour and salt
nd add to syrup. Mix well: cook +,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16

- - -
shows q very
shameful d e
gree Of NAL
nutrition. They
charge that we
h q v e been 50
absorbedin the
experimental
ton q n d de-
velopment o I
o ur mechan-
lc q devices,
making them
m ore compN-
c q t e d . n d
more emcient.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
AMERICAN BEAUTY ACCENT

That bright red with q lot of
pink in It, known as American
Beauty. is high style this fall and
very effective as an accent with
black. You can get entire dresses
of it, or you will find it in hats. to
trim gloves. or In bags.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16

lion pieces called hamburger? Both
are nourishing and both may Do
tasty or tasteless. according to the
cook in the kitchen, 20 she must
learn not only to buy wisely but
to season wisely Is well.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
Reader Told How
Hot Water Scrubs
Chase Blackheads
By JACQUELINE HUNT

EREQUENTLY, I receive let
= ters asking questions about
beauty problems Of q general
nature that require q whole
column to answer to the salts
faction Of those bothered by those
troubles.
a reader. suffering from an un.
usually dry, harsh skin, writes. Il
have hne. stubborn blackheads
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
A NEW SQUASH DISH

Cube and cook summer squash,
drain any excess liquid. then re-
heat with q seasoning Of sour
cream. paprika and black pepper.
Brings up the squash favor
magically.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
Short Cuts

A neckline that can be worn
either high or low Is one Of the.
new details In Puerto Rican hand.
made blouses.
Remember that hot water
cooks IN egg, and always use
cold water In removing err
stains.
A funnel. hung In q convenient
spot with q ball Of twine In tho
receiving end. its loose end drawn
through the spout. makes for EN-
cheney In the home when there are
packages to be tied.
A coat Of paint applied % .
concrete floor II . help In over
coming dampness In the cellar
Of IN old house.
In washing colored gloves, II you
md that the color runs, be sure to
rinse them until the last rinse
water remains quite clear. Other
wise, the color may dry In streaks.
In the absence Of silver pol.
ish. make . paste Of blcarbon-
ate Of soda and . little water.
%
II q rug comes back from the
cleaner With the back softened, 20
that u wrinkles, turn Il on the
wrong side and give the back .
couple Of coats Of white shellac,
allowing the first % dry before ap-
plying the second coat. This Will
stiffen the fabric and make the
rug lie Nat.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
What a Beating the Family
Budget Takes These DAYS!

EVERYTHING Is on the and except savings
Rents food. taxes clothing-sveryhing up except our
spirits and our savings account
Worried husbands make worried wives and vice versa Both
tend kick the budget until Il inst M the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
SOAP BOWL

Height Of bathroom business 10
. pound Of scented soap cast in .
wooden bowl which rests In q tub
high iron tripod. You can brush
the top Of the soap or take the
bowl into the tub, for It floats.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16

Copyright. 1891. By Fstrehal.
Bold plaid in brown end blue
with . Assey finish is new in
girls coats. Note the deep
srmholss and loose open
sleeves Of This model. mad
with inner storm cuffs end
bslfsd beck.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
Steame Apple Pie Baked Your Kitchen the Fmys
Food Experts Say y. S.
Eats Poorly Amid Plenty
By CLAUD NORTH CHRIsMAN, MD.

DREsIDET ROOSEVELT recently called together In Wash
gtou the nurtonsts Of the country plan the health
OF the nation might determined by nutrition Nearly
thousand gathered representing not only the health
agencies Of the Government but the medical profession SCI
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
Applescotch Pie Makes
Delicious New Dessert
BY JUDITH WILSON

THE spicy fragrance Of apples baking in pie-theres
title appeal for you'll So you're planning apple pie
for dessert tonight bake in the late afternoon timing
preparation to have 1t for serving
the dining of its antaizng the family sits
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
Child Is Attracted
To Suggested
Dangers

By JANE HERBERT COWARD
THE other mothers 1T the sum-
mer hotel with young children
saw the cellar door with the word
danger" on 1t, and to avoid trou-
BILE simply told their youngsters to
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16

time when one needs Il most. New
buying habits are what w need.
say expert budgeteers. Women
need TO know moro about food
values % that their families may b
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16

until thick: stirring constantly
Add butter and flavoring. Cool
Place apples in 9-inch pie par
lined with all-bran pastry. Pour
syrup over top. Form q lattice with
pastry strips over surface of pie
Bake in moderately hot oven 42s
degrees F. about Is minutes.
APPLE CREAM PIE
y cup sugar
2 tablespoons flour
] cup sour cream
l egg, well beaten
u teaspoon vanilla extract
IA teaspoon salt
z cups finely chopped tart
apples
! recipe ALL bran pastry
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16

ence, agriculture, industry. labor
and the consumers. Perhaps the
most significant thing that these
experts concluded was that this
country. the richest In the world
- fAAA
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16

Combine q cup sugar, water,
and vinegar: bring to a boil. Add
apples and simmer until tender.
Remove apples and cool. Combine
remaining sugar, flour and salt
and add to syrup. Mix well: cook
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
DINNERS
Liver and Bacon
ScallOped Tomatoes and Celery
Baked Potatoes
Lettuce Salad
Applesc0tch Pie Tea or COffet

Broiled Chicken
Harvard Beets Mashed Potatoes
Cabbage and Carrot Salad
Apple Cream Pie Coffee
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16
ia tablespoons each, flour
and sugar
l tablespoon butter
N teaspoon cinnamon

Combine sugar and hour: add
cream. egg. vanilla and salt. Beat
until smooth. Add apples and mix
thoroughly. Pour into 9-inch pie
pan lined with all-bran pastry.
Bake on lower rack in hot oven
t450 degrees F. 10 minutes. Re-
duce heat to 325 degrees F. Raise
pie to upper rack and bake Is min
utes. Remove from oven. Combine
flour, sugar, butter and cinnamon
and mix thoroughly. Sprinkle over
top Of pie and continue baking in
slow oven (325 degrees - about
20 minutes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-16

In the absence Of silver pol
ish. make . paste Of blcarbon.
ate Of soda and Q little water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

in vitamins than some of the
muscle meats, and they are Just
as good sources of protein.
Dietitians all over the country
are trying to cooperate 100 per
cent in planning the menus that
are INTENTIONALLY perfect for the
family. so there is no reason
why the food dollars cannot be
made to buy a higher level of
health.
BALANCED SHINING MENU
BREAKFAST Galleries
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Wednesday, February IL, 1941
Indignant Reader Doesn't
Believe a Word of II
By IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
Women's Editor The Detroit Times

and / buy everything In quanti-
ties. Still / can't make il last.
We just exist and can't go any
place because there is no money
left.
My husband thinks I am a
good manager 10 get along on
so little salary. but any one who
says seven can live on il is
wrong. l don't believe a word
Of il.
Another thing, suppose you
need bedding blankets and ether
things. What does Busy Bee use
TO buy them with?
/ would like TO be as good as
she is or as good as you say
housekeper should be, but | still
say it's impossible.
A TIMES READER.
Any man who makes more
than S34 a week has no business
saying 10 himself why can't
my wife manage like that &.
for we are all agreed that the
Joneses should have more money
for food. The point is they
DON'T have il. and therefore
can't spend it, Nothing short OF
an old crouch would ask a
woman to keep her nose that
close To the grindstone and
he wouldn't be worth the effort.
Women work that hard only
for love and nobody loves a
narrow-nnfndcd old miser.
Bedding and other home sup
plies must come out OF the Oper-
ating Expense, lady that IS
what it's for.
l agree with your husband
that you are a good manager,
but ! wish you would try set
ting up a budget as we outlined
for the Joneses. so there will be
some in the till for a movie and
a few pleasures. All work and
and no play is a drab existence,
one We do not recommend for
any family.
TOMORROWz-Lettcr from
woman who has more trouble
than just budgets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Reno Valentine

Darling, do not say nc nap.
Though our lore has run It's
course.
Say yoaH make me free today
Gre, oh 0ire me that divorce,
.Sprelu pom remember hop
Once you roUed your heart
UGs miue.
Don't forsWenr TINT tender rom-
Be n sport, my Valentine,
Though zee ne'er again may
meet.
Lore 1cGs not total loss!
Win the dlimong. Sueet,
Like n darling, come across
NEVERTHELESS, parting
with good husband is like
parting with a good molar: the
pain and the emptiness last a
long while after the anaesthetic
has worn off. And. even part
ing with the other kind. leaves
you with that all gone feeling.
Distributed by King Features synd.. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

BUSY BEE certainly started
something. for now our desk is
piled high with letters from
readers some of them highly
indignant that any one should
make the statement that a fam
lily of seven could get along on
$34 a week.
For instance one who signs "A
Times Reader" writes:
/ am writing about those
budget articles you have pub
fished in the paper. In the first
place. things like that should
never be printed for the simple
reason that there will be plenty
of men reading them and think
ing to themselves why
can't my wife manage like
that?"
In the second place. I don't
believe it. no matter what Busy
Bee or anybody says. It's i'm
possible to live on S34 a week
with that many children. It's
impossible. That amount you
had for food is also impossible. I
know il for a fact. because my
husband makes S35 a week and
there are only five of us.
We pay S25 rent and get along
all right but if we had seven
in the family, there wouldn't be
room.
/ set my table on Sl2 a week
and the only way do il is by
looking for things at bargain.
i sometimes 60 to another place
even when / save only 2 cents,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Dancing Classes
At wv. 6. A.

ALWAYS SOMETHING do
ing at the Y. w. c. A. Right now
the Arthur Murray dancing
classes are in full swing. In adj
dition TO evening classes for
young men and women, there
are Saturday morning classes
for r. to 15-year-olds . held
at 10 o'clock. At IL o'clock.
there are classes for 15-to H.
year-olds. All instructions under
the direction of Charles Eaton.
For full particulars inquire at
Central Branch of the Y. w. c.
A., 2230 Witherell street, near
Grand Circus Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
What TO Do

Those who can go away for
change of season will find re-
newed interest and rest, but the
stay-at-homes should take the
week-ends for either complete
rest or spend the two days at
one of the nearby Winter re-
sorts.
A good workout IN the cold
will restore tired muscles and
bring thrills of renewed energy.
Those who must have complete
rest can spend the time in health
farms or at home in bed, The
change is the important thing.
Those who spend the time at
home will benefit by following
either a light or LIQUID diet.
Fruit juices and hot broths of
milk are the favored liquids for
this rest diet. When only liquids
are taken the rule is a glass
every two hours.
A few good messages will help
to relax the tenseness and in
duce rest, A 10-minute exercise
routine should be a part of the
schedule.
New Cosmetics
This will help great deal. but
for feeling of animation one
must have some new cosmetics.
This is a good time of year to
lay in a stock of the better
creams and lotions. The sales
are on now.
New lipsticks and other make
up are already here. The general
theme is in South American
tones; deep warm reds. vivid
colorful powders and daring eye
makeup sure to stir the pulse of
the weariest little debutante.
Fashion designers have made
costumes that go with all the
smart combinations. too.
This seasons pickup is neces-
sary for most of us and should
not be disregarded as a waste
of thine or unheard of luxury.
Every girl can do as she likes
with her week-ends and should
let the time be a beauty and
health investment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Nutrition Is One Of Most Vital
Factors in Defense Program
BY IDA JEAN KAN

NUTRITION is one of the
most vital factors in our ma
tional defense program. The
important job before scientists
and dietitians is TO educate the
people as to what constitutes an
adequate diet for maximum ef-
ficiency. And the important job
before the homemaker is TO
apply this knowledge to the
three meals a day.
Our food problem is quite diff
ferent from that of other coun-
tries. Ample food is available
the need is not-for conserNa-
ton or substitutions. but TO put
the science of nutrition into
practical usage.
American Diet
The American diet has two
common faults - the overcon-
sumption of sugar and the use
OF refined grains and fiours.
When these foods make up too
large a part of the diet. not
enough vitamins and minerals
can be included. In this case,
even though you are giving your
family plenty to eat. you are not
giving them adequate nutrition
Make sure that you give your
family only whole grains. This
applies TO both ready-to-eat
cereals and those which must be
cooked. Buy the cereals which
plainly state that they contain
all of the wheat. And. of course.
all bresdstuffs should be made
from the whole grain-putting
vitamin B back into -four will
make bread really the staff of
life."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Fresh Fruits

To cut down on the sugar con-
sumption and step up the Vita
min intake. serve a dessert of
fresh fruit-sliced oranges, fruit
gelatin. grapefruit. or a COM
pote. Desserts made with milk
and eggs are also excellent for
these ingredients are listed as
protective foods.
The protective foods really do
protect against illness and they
should form the greater part of
the family menus. They are
milk and other dairy products,
eggs, meats. fish. fowl, cheese,
leafy vegetables, uncooked vege-
tables, fruits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Newest Realms Of Sound
Influence Tots Fashion
BY JOAN DEAN

of color-Violets and blues and
greens and rose with misty gray
melting and merging and shad-
ing into each other in The Nut
cracker Suite" by Tchaikovsky.
have inspired new color harmo-
MES in fashions for Spring.
And particularly in children's
clothes do we see the baby
pastels" taken from the baby
pastel horses of the family of
Pegasus which appear in Dis
ney's portrayal of Beethovens
Pastoral Symphony"
CUPIDS AND fauns, centaurs
and centaurettes, frolicking in
a happy gathering in the coun-
try, getting dressed up in their
flower garlands-these amusing
creations have naturally led de-
signers 10 think of the children
who will enjoy them so much.
And. in turn, they've created
new Spring costumes for little
girls which will make them look
as adorable as Disney's babies.
Fresh, poSy-trimmed frocks of
crisp taffeta and misty plaid
wool suites in flower colors-
such fashions are destined to
charm.
rAuUECY nTu urrE =
used for one of the delightful
frocks in rayon taffeta. as swishy
a party dress as any youngster
could wish. II has swing skirt
and the bodice buttons down
the back with covered buttons.
while puff sleeves and sash
belt are other cute features.
Posies for decoration are made
of felt in red. white and blue.
Three tiny bouquets are placed
on the front Of the blouse The
little collar is white embroidered
organdie, and the frock comes
in poppy red and white or dark
delphinium blue and white.
MOTHERS DARLING will be
enchanted with two-piece suit
which comes in soft wool with
pastel plaid--in milkshake beige
with yellow. rose and blue or in
gray or rose with contrasting
lines.
And the skirt is ever so chic,
a culotte type with big pleat
in the center front and back.
two trick pockets at the sides
and detachable suspenders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

AS DOES any new production
in the field of art. the superb
stunt by Walt Disney called
Fantasia. which opens next Tues
day at the Wilson Theater in
Detroit. will stimulate designers
IN every line.
The brilliant treatment of
color. the flow of form. the ami
nation and creative achievement
in music and motion combined.
must have its effect on the de-
signing mind.
THE OVERLAPPING planes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Diversion Is
P a+hway
To Reno
BY HELEN ROWLAND

4 WOMAN usually has TO be
married two or three times be-
fore she discovers that you don't
necessarily change your luck
Just BY changing your name.
MOST Of the spotless repu-
tations OF those in the public
eve have been TO the cleaner ;
al least once.
DIVORCE Is the Great Divide
over which woman hopes 10
pass into The Garden Of Allah
mony. and a man into the Happy
Hunting Grounds.
SOMEHOW the blacklist sheep
never seems TO have any trouble
IN finding an optimistic girl who
will sterilIze MS past. whltewash
his reputation. lead him TO the
altar and call him her lamby-pie
JUST about the time when
woman most needs a man,
moral support 10 sustain her
vanity, her hair begins 10 turn
gray and her husband begins
to turn. This is the zero
hour when she needs all her
philosophy
LONEMAkING, a doughbov
informs me. is merely the art
of saying all the old. non
sensical things so that they
sound like brsnd-new and oriei-
nal observations. Its easy.
after you've learned the tech
nique.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Light Topper
a Rich
Meal

UNUSUAL. YET simple dishes
are the perfect dessert TO top
of rich and hearty meals. Frozen
ices and creams will win you
high marks as a hostess. Here
are some recipes that will bring
applause from guests who have
eaten so much. before dessert
Pink Fruit Ice
3 cups pineapple JUICE
3 cups orange Juice
y cup lemon JUICE
cups sugar
3 cups strawberry carbonated
beverage
Mix we'll and freeze. This
amount Will make IS servings.
Frozen Fruit Sherbe.
= cup crushed pineapple
2 cups orange pulp
=, cup grapefruit pulp
{. cup confectioners sugar
J cup ginger ale
Add sugar 10 fruits and STIR
gently until dissolved. Add gin
ger ale and set in freezing tray
Serve in sherbet glasses.
Orange Cream Sherbei
! teaspoon gelatin
=. cup cold water
! cup orange Juice
cup lemon juice
! cup sugar
Grated rind Of 2 oranges
, eggs, separated
! pint whipping cream
Few grains salt
? cups orange carbonated bev-
efagc
Soak gelatin in water. then
dissolve over boiling water. Add
fruit juices and sugar Add
1prange TInd and pour IN freezing
tray Freeze 10 a muSh
Beat egg yolks and whites
separately Whip cream and
beaten yolkS and fold into frozen
fruit mush. Freeze again 10 a
muSh. then fold in egg whites
and orange beverage Freeze
quickly TO ice consistency.