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" looks on and smiles. The young
ster. therefore, can't help but feel
he Is conducting himself agreeably
II not admirably.
Such parental over-indulgence
Is unfair TO the child, for 1t In
creases his boldness. Little chill
dren are built for action. and need
outlets for their bounding energies.
But parents must direct their I'M
pulses into more suitable channels,
IL necessary. II one leaves 1t to the
child, the sky Is very likely to be
the limit In the things he may
chance.
Every child needs opportunity to
express his individuality. but no
child should have more freedom
than he is able to use wisely. In
experienced and uninhibited. he
has everything to learn.
Everything in his world will
seem all right as 1t Is. He doesn't
know better - has no basis for
comparisons. Primarily no Is In
terested In enjoying life. This
means taking his pleasures as he
finds them. However, experiments
show children feel more secure IN
a disciplined environment. We all
know how contented baby Is when
his physical care Is syStematiZed.
The same Is true Of the child's
psychological care. He not only
needs to learn right from wrong,
but when necessary likes to be
told what he may and what he
may not do or have. He learns
self control by parental restraints
upon his activities. =.
It is Just as unfair to give full
rein to a child's impulses as 1t Is
to suppress them. It's q waste OF
time to let him learn things which
only will have to be unlearned
later. II they are TO be replaced by
more desirable habits.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26
Banker Gets Job
OfCoOrdinating
Air Forces
By TALBOT LAKE

4 MOTHER big name In finance
"A and big business has been ap.
pointed by the President to q big
defense Job. He Is Artemus l..
Gates, who leaves cushy Job as
president of the rich New York
Trust Company. to be Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy for Aero
nautics. During the last war he
was naval aviator: he now will
help coordinate the Navy and
Army air services.
Gates new post has been vacant
for more than nine years. The last
man to hold 1t was David s. In
gals. who served from 1929 to
1892.
Gates Is an old Yale football
player who left college during the
last war to join the naval air
corps. He was stationed at Dun
kerque. even then bombed pretty
frequently by the Germans. For
going to che assistance Of a Brit
ish plane which had crashed. he
was decorated with the Distin-
gushed Service Medal by the U. 8.
and the DISC. from the British.
His interest In aviation has
never abated, and even In business
dealings he has kept 1t up. being
q director In Pan American Air.
ways. He was one Of the first
transatlantic Clipper passengers.
Mr.. Gates was born In Cedar
Rapids, Ia. on Nov. 3. 1895, re-.
ceived his preparatory education
at Hotchkiss School and entered
Yale In 1914.
After time out for the war, Mr..
Gates returned to Yale In the
spring Of 1919. and after gradua-
ton, started work at the Liberty
National Bank In July. That insti-
tuition was merged with the New
York Trust Company In 1921. and
Mr.. Gates became assistant treas
urer Of the latter institution In
January. 1923. He was made vice.
president In January. 1926. and
became president In June. 1929.
Not yet thirty-four years old. he
was the youngest president OF q
major financial institution In the
city.
Mr.. Gates married Miss Alice
Trubee Dawson. sister Of q Yale
classmate. on Jan. 3, 1922.
He lives at SO East 74th Street,
New York City. and has a resi-
dence at Locust Valley.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26
Lace Bits Renew
Last Seasons
Old Dress
BY ELEANOR GUM

NEW YORK-To dress UP that
~ little old last years model.
there is nothing like q bit Of lace
black. beige or white chantilly
for little boleros, mantillas or
scarfs which can be dropped to
form of -the-shoulder effects, and
for a ruffled peplum at the waist
line. It's good for yokes and
sleeves. for collars that can be
draped over an old-fashioned
neckline, ruffling for hens where
a newer effect may be desired in
an evening dress which may be
worn out from abuses In dancing.
Incidentally. II you're one Of
those gifted women who Is clever
with the needle. why not lay aside
pieces Of silk and lace toward the
time for gift-making? At no time
In the history Of womankind has
the gift of handmade silk lingerie
been more acceptable. II you get
busy now, you can capture some
remnants Of both lace and silk,
but don't delay. for stocks are run
ming low. Nighties with break
fast coats to match, petticoats for
dancing, slips and panties-could
anyone ask for more?
You must remember how the
little bed jacket. or breakfast coat,
scored last winter. There Is moth
ing to indicate that history will
not repeat itself. what with cur
failing coal and oil and whatnot.
So make q note to see about get
ting one, or several, Of these little
Jackets. The quilted ones are not
difficult to copy. and when printed
silks are used they require moth
ing further by way Of decor.
Everyone predicts q revival OF
home sewing. What with rising
prices and shortages Of several
kinds-not forgetting money-it Is
prophesied that make-over. or re-
modelling. will be a popular indoor
sport, especially when one has a
stock of good silk dresses on which
to start. Fashion is with us in
approving models In two fabrics
and colors.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26
TIP ON WINDOWS

To make windows appear larger.
extend the valance eight or ten
inches beyond the window frame
on each side. so that the draperies
cover the frame but do not fall
over the glass. The effect Of
greater height can be achieved by
placing the valance as high as pos
sible without showing the window
frame beneath II.
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physical improvement helps RID
YOU OF self consciousness a n d
makes q pleasant "first impress
sion" on others. Concentrate on
your good points and you'll md
they more than compensate for
the others.
Weight Is Regulated
It Is better to start with big
things and work down to details
in this program OF self Improve
ment. Check up on your figure.
Confer with your doctor to dis
cover your ideal weight. You prob.
ably have q fair idea of the weight
that gives you a feeling Of we'll
being and energy enough to carry
on your various activities without
strain or undue WEAKNESS.
II overweight Is to be corrected.
try to get results as promptly and
safely as possible. then consult
your bathroom scales daily. An ex-
ira pound will vanish promptly II
you watch your diet and concen-
trate on fruits. salads and vege-
tables for a few days, but ten
pounds may take weeks to elm
mate. Plan to engage In outdoor
activity the year around. In the
summer It may be tennis or SWIM
ming, or II these are not within
your means, a two-mile walk daily.
In winter there are outdoor sports.
too. There Is q spiritual satisfac-
ton In physical activity. besides It's
practical value In insuring deeper
breathing. better circulation and
better muscle tone. These things In
turn put sparkle into your eyes
and freshness into your complex
ion.
Dress and grooming are other
outward expressions Of your inner
grace. Plain. old-fashioned neat
ness, shining clean, simply dressed
hair, beautifully kept flngernails.
subtly blended makeup. and
clothes that are simple and date
less have a charm Of their own.
Learn how to dress, how to apply
makeup to Its best advantage.
Keep yourself Immediately clean.
Hobby Is Fascinating
Next get a hobby. It may be n1u-
sic, photography. growing prize
winning flowers for your garden
club. It may be flying or some Of
the more unusual activities women
are engaged In these days. In any
case 1t will not only give you q
personal satisfaction. but also will
bring you into contact with other
people who share similar tastes
and interests. Even the most re-
served or timid person becomes
warm and human and eager when
talking about something he likes.
Do other things that will bring
you In contact with people. There
are community activities II you are
a homemaker; various clubs and
societies II you are a business girl.
Your main interest. II you are a
housewife, will be your home Of
course. Do not attempt TO take on
more outside responsibilities than
you can handle. II you are bus
mess girl, your first responsibility
is toward your Job. but outside in
terests and activities will give you
a healthier outlook on life, help
you get ahead.
Make friends. You can't do II BY
being aggressive. OF course; but by
keeping yourself open and friendly
and genuinely interested In others.
both men and women. youItll gain
those precious qualities that trans
form plainness into real beauty.
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petigo. It Is an acute infection Of
the skin due to streptocOccic
germs. It attacks only the outer or
horny layer Of the skin. and heals
without leaving scars. unless 1t be-
comes infected by scratching. The
common type consists OF small
pustules. that soon rupture. allow
ing the fluid to escape. This coag-
ulates rapidly and forms honey
colored or brownish crlsts which
look @ II they are Just stuck on
the skin. At the outer edge OF this
patch Il q reddish ring which ex-
tends up from the surrounding
skin. The lesion may spread
rapidly.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26
Modes and
Manners
QUESTIONS

1. HoD should bride address q
wedding announcement Uh.ch she
Is sending to her employer?
2. Should man and Uoman
shake hands upon being intro
duced?
8. May tellow guests Uho hdus
not been Introduced talk togetner
In q friends house?
4. In setting the table, how toy
from the edge OF the table should
the service plate and stlUer be
placed at each coUer?
s. When they 90 to dance to.
oether. should the otrl pay for
checking her oUn DrapS or should
the young man?
ANSWERS
I. II he Is q married man, good
taste dictates that 1t be addressed
to Mr.. and Mrs. jointly, regardless
Of whether one is acquainted with
his wife.
q. This Is correct but not neces.
sary. It is UP to the woman to OF
fer her hand or not, as she chooses.
8. This Is the customary proceed.
ure at any informal function. But
at very large parties, such as for
NAL dances, teas and wedding re-
ceptions. you do not talk with
those whom you don't know.
4. One inch.
5. That depends upon the check
Ing arrangement at the dance. II
there Is one booth for men and
women. the gentleman pays the
fee or tip for both. II there are
separate booths, It's the girls OBJ
legation to pay.
QUESTION::"As I am Yedecordt-
inc my bedroom and shall be IN.
Nesting IN neD pictures for that
room, I toouid Ike TO knotD tphot
type OF picture Is particularly dp-
proprtdte for a bedroom?
Enid r."
ANSWER: Colored prints Of any
pleasing subject are suited to
bedroom.
QUESTION: when does one
start eating at a dinner? notice
that some begin as soon as they are
served? BENT. E..
ANSWER: In polite society one
always waits until all others are
served or until the hostess begins.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26
BRIGHTEN THE HEARTH

You can improve the looks Of
a shabby brick hearth by giving
IL a good scrubbing with a stiff
brush and hot. soapy water.
Rinse with clear hot water and
wipe as dry as possible. The next
day cover with a coat Of boiled
linseed oil. This gives a protective
covering. making cleaning easier.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26
Short Cuts


Conlsctiouers' and powdered su-
ear does not become lumpy II
stored In tightly covered contain
tfs. Covered glass Jars are excel
lent for this purpose.
Scissor are easily sharp
ened By cutting through fine
ssndpaper several times.
TO remove wing tip feathers
from turkeys and capons, dip the
{ wing tips into hot water for a
sw seconds and then pull the
1eatl1erS out, using the point OF
= knife or tveezers.
~ ha1o cut from an old felt
~ ~ en1 glued 10 the bottoms
- 90 trays will save table
~ fbon becemins scratched.
Cldl6nunS books will enjoy q
lcogpf ne u the fabric covers are
Sooood With . thin colorless shell
4 lsne, espa'sd evenly.
- U1teF 1rsined from rice
q lu0oooe0 EN- - used IN
& ~DDe II sopSgG Wben $3.50
ooq1q1. ~. :. ?
[jf2 " 4. r Z. .>1s ~ ~ ~ <v>S'tt q
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SASSS - 00~
tumn or win.
err vacations
rather tn q n
summer ones.
One reason
for this is that
so many now
live out Of
town and find
that d u RI n g
the Su m m e r
= II z ! 7 nOulcS
an d gardens
are m o s t at
tractive. T h e
country-dwell-
er likes to get
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tAklOuo . n ~
irri ton S
for which We
D o 8 8 e S s n o
specific pro .
lection. O u r
greatest safe
guard Is eter-
n q ! vigilance.
q n d prompt
treatment t o
prevent them
from spread
ing. O n e OF
{ h e 5 e v e r y
disfiguring
and annoying
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yourself more
Of an individ-
ual. You can
learn to ov e
people and to
be q " a r e OF
the effect on
h e m Of the
things you do
and say.
At the start
you must de-
velop m o r e
real confidence
In yourself.
Here is q tan
gible place to
start because
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trouble w Ill
G o m e 8 o o n
enough" 8 h e
says. M e q n =
W lille little
Stephen goes
his way undis-
ciplined q n d
unrestr aimed
II he rides hts
tricycle. in t o
the u p h o i
stored chairs.
or pinches q
callers ] e g s.,
no one Is
him to stop.
MOt1,er mere.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26
Girls Inner Charm
True Key to Beauty;
Here's How IfsWon
BY JACQUELINE HUNT

A NY woman can possess an
"A inner charm that stamps
her face with an elusive beauty
that far outweighs any surface
prettiness, for 1t makes one
animated and responsive. How can
you set about achieving such
beauty? First. by the wish to be
more truly charming and by con-
slant and deliberate effort to make
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26

For beauty and the bath. q rub
Der vanity rack for bathtubs has
been devised. This gadget cncour-
ages lingering In the bath. since It
can be used to hold cosmetics.
reading material or children'G toys.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26
Copyright. isG. BY rot,ehad.

Copyright. fsT. by Fofrehid.
A success in college shops
this fell is this new version OF
the Pinsfore called the
"Smithy" pinsfore because
The eovered-shoulder top was
stolen from . blseksmith's
apron. This is in navy wool
with peasant braid bending
sdsins the pockets end bib.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26
Thrifty Yet Lamb Esteemed for Family Sunday Dinner
Some Foresighted Folks
Await Winter Vacations
BY MARIAN MAYS MARTIN

ONCE early September Is the vacation thing
Of the past except for the comparatively
chosen winter vacation one In the golden
autumn the best Of all times for q motor trip.
Some insist Labor Day writing ns to the vaca-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26
400 CHEESES

There are over 400 varieties Of
domestic and foreign cheese. Only
experts are familiar with all Of
them.
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DINNERS
Roast Shoulder Of Lamb
with Mint Stuffing
Peas In Cream Mashed Potatoes
Pineapple. Celery and Nut Salad
Brownies Coffee
Baked Lamb Shoulder Chops
with Stuffed Onions
Buttered Beets Baked Potatoes
Lettuce. French Dressing
Fruit Cup Tea or Coffee
cup bread or cracker crumbs
Il cup grated cheese
l tablespoon sugar
n ~ll>>~ $1,000

Dredge lamb shoulder chops with
flour to which salt and pepper have
been added. and brown on both
sides In hot lard. Transfer to a
baking dish. In meantime, cook
onions In boiling sailed water un-
til almost done. Remove centers
and I'LL with bread or cracker
crumbs and grated cheese. Sprin-
kle a little sugar on top to glaze
the onions. Cover with strips Of
bacon and arrange onions around
chops In a baking dish. Bake in
moderate oven 1850 degrees F.
until chops are done. about 80
minutes.
LAMB TURNOVERS
Plain pastry for crust pie
II. tablespoons butter. melted
Iis tablespoons flour
Il teaspoon salt
IL cup milk
- teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
tablespoon chopped parsley
cup chopped cooked lamb
Divide pastry into parts and
roll out on Toured board into g.
inch squares Make a white sauce
of butter. -four. salt and milk.
Combine with seasonings and lamb.
Place spoonful Of the meat mix
ture on q triangular half Of pas
try square. Fold pastry over meat,
corner TO corner. and press edges
together. Place in baking pan.
Brush tops with milk and bake in
hot oven 400 degrees F. about 80
minutes or until nicely Drowned.
Serve with brown gravy or nush-
room sauce.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26
Roast Shoulder of Lamb
Is Stuffed with Sausage
BY JUDITH WILSON

ROAST OF lamb Is excellent for company Sunday din
"A ners Since the meat Of young animal, all cuts
almost all Of them be roasted broiled
gives housewife wider choice In roasts and chops
than She may Shoulder lamb just suitable for
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26
PRISE ON BEIT

Jane Wyman clips an attractive
leather pouch to her sports clothes
belts. It saves carrying a purse.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26
.Impetigo, a Skin Disease,
Spreads Fast in Classroom
By CLAUD NORTH CHRIsMAN. MD.

VACATION TIME and the children are back In school,
history repeats itself which has habit Of doing there
will be great contagious diseases children
There are q great number OF these ailments, and II we
have not used the period protect children from
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26
Copyright. fslf. 81 Fst,eahd.

Copyright. isli. ~ Fatreaad.
This eosf set is in 0urseuns
fleece in nstursl color with
eoees brown fleece making
The collar, pocket tops. hst
visor end lseeinss. and otter.
ina q two.fone contrast.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26
PALATE TICKER

A dish Of sliced fresh peaches
seasoned with q dash Of nutmeg
is a palate ticker as q breakfast
fruit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26

roasting as the leg. This inexpen-
siye cut Is as tender. juicy and fine
in flavor. The bones Of the Shout
der. which make carving OF this
cut difdcult. may be removed a.
the market and the meat rolled
and tied into q compact. homeless
roast. Or 1t may be left nat and
bread dressing placed In the cavity
Roast stuffed breast Of lamb
makes q good low-cost dinner FOL
q small family. II this cut suits
your needs, try 1t with Rice Stuff
Ing (recipe given below for q
really tasty dish. Lamb roast
should always be placed on a rack
In an open roasting pan with fat
side up so that the fat runs over
and through the meat, eliminating
basting.
LAMB SHOULDER WITH
SAUSAGE DRESSING
/ shoulder Of lamb (about
81. lbs.)
!. Id. bulk sausage
2 tablespoons grated onion
2 tablespoons chopped parsley
z cups bread crumbs
Salt and pepper
Have bones removed from shout
der Of lamb. Wipe with damp cloth
rub with salt. pepper and garlic
Fry sausage with onion and par
sley until 1t separates into parti-
Giles. Add moistened bread crumbs
and seasonings. Pack dress n
lightly into the shoulder. Place fat
side up OH a rack In an open roast
ing pan. Bake In slow oven 1926
degrees r., hours.
MINT STUFFING FOR LAMB
SHOULDER
6 tablespoons butter or other
IL tablespoons chopped onion
3 tablespoons chopped celery
!. cup fresh mint leaves
"a teaspoon salt
Dash Of pepper
3 cups fine bread crumbs
Melt butter in skillet and add
onion and celery. Cook for few
minutes and add mint leaves and
other seasonings: stir In bread
crumbs and mix all ingredients
together.
BREAST OF LAMB WITH
RICE STUFTING
lamb breast
Salt and pepper
liz tablespoons chopped onion
tablespoon lard or other
shortening
u cup uncooked rice
2 cups soup stock
teaspoon salt
J. teaspoon poultry seasoning
2 tablespoons lard
Have a pocket cut into the lamb
breast from the large end. Sprin-
kle inside and out with salt and
pepper. Cook onion In the / table,
spoon lard until tender. Add rice.
simmer until rice is golden tint.
then add soup stock. salt and poul-
try seasoning. Cover and steam 20
minutes. until rice Is tender. Fill
pocket OF lamb breast with rice
stufIlng and fasten edges together
with skewers. Brown breast on all
sides in the tablespoons lard. add
2 cup hot water. cover tightly and
cook slowly until done. about "a
hours.
BAKED LAMB SHOULDER
CHOPS WITH STUFFED
ONIONS
6 lamb shoulder chops
2 tablespoons flour
Salt and pepper
2 tablespoons lard
6 medium sized onions
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26
Parental Control
Teaches a Child
To Behave
BY JANE HERBERT COWARD

CTEPHEN'S mother doesn't be-
~ lieve In depressing him. She
wants the 2-year-old to express
himself freely and enjoy himself
while he can. Responsibility and
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them, by removal Of sources OF
infection, or by preventive treat
ments, we shall probably have to
contend with some Of them.
There are q number OF con-
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ton season: others see no objec-
ton to arranging their schedule to
ut the individuals preference and
from all accounts an ever -increas-
Ing number Of employees have de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
2CHTEN up YOUR APPLIANCES
A FRIGIDAIRE SALE

9 ca IT,. reposs. 1888 model looks Ike
new; M perfect condition S6f 50. Ben
lamin Appliance SHOP. l3s55 15rato,, At
East a. Mile road Open evenings
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Musical Instruments
Snaps
Radios and Supplies

ELECTRIC refrigerator; used 20 trade
tor piano. 7t12 Mack. Plaza sf2t
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FRlGtDAIRE. r. GU. ..........S1a So
s Gu FT....,...... % So
GENERAL ELECTRIC. GU. FIT. - So
UNIVERSAL. GU FT ........... % 80
80 others. All rebuilt and guaranteed.
Cash or terms
FENKELL APPLIANCE 89os FENKELL
refrigerator repossessed.
reasonable Wagner 1902 Linwood
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Radio Service

ANY radio repaired. So 50. guaranteed IN.
Guiding parts Gin stock. Tyler s-603s
AIL-AAKEg ADDE'S. +---.-t
written guarantee. reasonable. 96i5
KerCheval LenoN 56sS
FREE Estimates. Minor repa+Hs-Ai 90.
Van Derziels Radio 1892 JOY Road
TYLER 1860
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A SACRIFICE FOR CASH

RCA-Nictor radio and phonogfaph combna-
ton console cabinet. automatic record
-rrrdrzrr rrr-rt7 rT-T=rT=TT7Tt=
ton tuning. 1871 model. used ] month $50.
Inquire 1910 LIVERNOTs. NORTHERN.
6-TUBE 1871 RCA console radio in
crates. 500 90. BENJAMIN Appliance shop.
1890 Gratot AZ 6-Mhe 30 Open ewes.
a REAL BUY-ioiO Zenith radio-phono-
craph comb. with automatic record
changer rex S12q 90. $40 30 IN crates.
BENJAMIN Appliance shop 1855 Gratiot
az b-MMe road east. Open eYenIngs
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4 ROOMS LIKE NEW
Electric Washers

A FREE TRIAL for 10 DAYS on new
washer IN your home. tDlrl TY. 6-1f55.
EASY IKE AaHH1A- - ~
SUNNYsUDS Observation-Disclosures, 9.qi
APEX .........,... .,,............ Is 80
so others All rebuilt and perform like
new washers.