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nally. II necessary. take his hand
and start walking him home.
This mother. however. believed
the child should come to her. She
demanded instant obedience. which
she rarely received. Her voice stead
lily grew louder. Allen studied her
with interest. But even after mother
threatened. do you want me to get
you?' speaking as though she really
meant 1t, he didn't bulge. He was
experiencing a strange sensation OF
excitement that he liked. Still
crouching In the sandbox, although
no longer digging. he waited for
what would happen next.
The consequences OF getting
caught did not occur to him. Only
three years old, he could not see be-
yond the fun of being chased. Final
ly mother started after him, he ran
and was quickly caught and pun.
ished. Howling. he let himself be
led away by mother. who was salts
fled that he had had his lesson.
But II the child learned any les
son, it probably was how to resist
rather than how to obey. Habits are
acquired through practice. II you
wish a child to obey, be sure to get
his attention. Then, II possible. go
directly to him and see that he
obeys, or start on your way alone
after warning him that you are
going.
Don't turn around to see whether
he Is following. Just walk away,
moving with exaggerated slowness
to give him a chance to catch up
with you. In repeating her COM
mand over and over, Aliens mother
made disobedience interesting to
the child.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18
The Woman's Story

Here, in part. Is q letter the wo-
man writes me:
Before we began to see each
other. his family was perfectly love-
II to me, but as soon as he began to
call on me. they made life miserable
for him and began to treat me like
poison ivy They watched my
apartment and they watched him.
and such being the case. he made
excuses TO them-in other words,
told them he was going elsewhere.
but he was always under tension.
He has been perfectly lovely to
me, never forgetting the little
things that mean SO much to q wo-
man, such % flowers for all occa-
sions, etc., and at the same time was
always bringing lovely gifts. He Is
Q man OF splendid character and
very flne principles and I have
come to care q great deal for him.
'But we have that obstacle Of
family opposition - and he sup
ports them handsomely-yet he lis
tens to their every whim and now
thinga are In such q state. that he
doesn't see me at all. He used to
write me when he couldn't see me.
but the last year. or two he hasn't
taken me to q show, or any place at
Ill.
II do think that after such q long
and close friendship we should have
some understanding. And ] wonder
why he Is acting In this manner.
Don't you really think that II he
cared for me as much as he should
tas he has pretended T.. he would lay
his cards face up and tell his family
that he Is entitled to live his own
lhe?"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18

advantage OF modern sewing ma
chine attachments. You can find
out how easy all Of those seemingly
intricate dressmaker tricks are to
make, just by spending an after
noon or two at the sewing center IN
your locality where you can learn
all the professional finishes at little
or no expense.
You can have a smart assortment
Of cotton prints for these little slip
covers because some Of the bright
est that are shrink proof and color
fast cost as little as Is cents a yard.
The most popular are denim. ging-
ham, sateen. chintz, sailcloth and
rayon mixtures.
Denim Is Used
II your collection of occasional
tables includes a double decker
candle-type, make matching slip
covers for both table tops. Choose
deep-ocean blue denim for the COW
ers and frame the surface with a
heavy, white corded edge that S
made quickly with the aid Of the
cording foot attachment, and is
trimmed with 4-inch pleated frill.
The number of strips needed for the
pleating are one and half times
the measurement around the edge
Of each table top. All of the strips
are stitched together with l2-inch
inside seams. Next. picot the edges
Of the strips with the hemstitcher
attachment. Then. transform the
straight strips into little. knife
sharp pleats with the aid Of the
pleater gadget.
Looks Like New
The coffee-table can be given new
youth. new freshness with slip
cover OF striped cotton that's finely
etched with edges and inside border
of contrasting cording, the jig-time
Job of the cordiny foot attachment.
Plain fabric Is used for the 3-incll
ruffled border around the bottom
Of the slipcover.
A charming idea for an old table
Is the Victorian slipcover that COW
ers the table completely and hangs
In circular folds to the floor. Cut a
piece OF material to At the top OF the
table. The floor length skirt should
be cut Just like any other flared
skirt so that the hem or edge flares
out. Table top and skirt top edges
are easily Joined together with a
corded edge, II you use the failure
proof cording foot attachment TO do
the job for you.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18
Nazi Pilots Plane
Raises Money
For Britain
By TALBOT LAKE

THIS is the story of Herr Rund-
L funk, a young Nazi pilot, died
December. 1910. act. 20: and how
he gave his life for Bundles for
Britain.
We don't know a great deal about
Herr Rundfunk, except that he was
at least 100 per cent Aryan, German
to the hilt and, therefore, OF the
newly chosen" people. He lived
short. inexplicable life. 1t began In
1920. after the last war was over.
and ended shortly after this one
began. Young Herr Rundfunk lived
to be schooled to learn how to fly a
fighter plane and to belieye.that he
was of the newly chosen people to
conquer and rule the earth.
The greatest time In his life was
a short career Of blitzing. You can
see the testimony of that on the tail
of his plane-tWo French planes
May 10. 1910. a Belgian plane Ave
days later. and one English plane
on the 24tl, and another English
plane on June IA, 1910.
Then came the day when young
Herr Rundfunk made the supreme
sacrifice for Bundles for Britain. On
a day in December, 1910, he was up
in his Messerschmitt 100 with a
squadron over a London town. Out
of the blue came a Hurricane fight
or. short burst. q bullet through
the trim fuselage of the Messer-
scl,mitt and down 1t went into the
marshes outside Of London. It made
a floppy landing, nosed over. bent
the blades Of its tri- bladed propeller
and stopped.
The Messerschmitt was all In a
piece. good as new except for a bent
propeller and the fatal bullethole.
They took away It's cannon and ma
chine guns for study.
After British experts studied the
Messerschmitt. they sent her to
Canada and showed her of for
Imperial Order Of Daughters Of
Empire. Then they brought her to
the United States. where crowds OF
people are now paying Is cents
look. to go to Bundles for Britain.
She will travel to IS cities.
The spirit Of young Herr Rund-
funk seems to hover close to his
ship. You see the cushion In the seat
he sat in. You see the CRIME and
polish Of his hands on the controls,
and there are stains Of the stickum-
goo he used on his hair on the head
rest.
We wonder what he thinks as he
sees the nom German mob paw his
really pretty plane. paw It for Brit
ain. We wonder what this shade OF
the newly chosen people thinks as
he sees q great many Of the I'M
chosen people have the daring eff
frontery TO touch the plane OF Herr
Rundfunk. Nazi and Aryan. Per-
haps he has learned q great and
benign lesson and y really quite
pleased.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18
SWEET AND LACY

The sweetest bassinet was the
gift idea Of a proud moth
er's close friends who wanted to
the birth OF a young
In an unusual way.
It was really very simple and
to Ak up, using a
large market basket for the foun-
dalton and flouncing 1t with pillows
of lace net In an exquisitely sheer
texture and the daintiest OF all
over designs.
A single pair OF lace net cur
tains In q wide width Is enough to
make q luxuriously full fiounce:
or lace net by the yard can be
used. In either case. the bassinet
Is as practical as It Is beautiful.
for curtain laces wash perfectly,
keep their fresh new texture and
last long after q baby has out.
grown the bassinet.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18
A DECORATORS TOUCH

As a background for q chsise a.
boudoir chair. q screen has . dec.
orative effectiveness that's most
attractive. filling In an empty
corner and giving luxury and NE
terest to an otherwise dull section
C.. q room.
You can fix up . most unusual
screen out Of any old one w1tn
very little trouble by covering u
first with pastel sateen ana thon
with lace net in one Of the ma4
decorative patterns you'll nn0 -
either ready-made curtains or ~
the yard.
The lace net may Be stretcno9
tight over the edges and teckeo
With grosgrain ribbon pasted On q
q finish. Or you may shirr II g
to rods Get close 70 the top AL
bottom Of each panel. u you ~
. softer effect. =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18

ing with thick soapsuds or some Of
the beauty grains you use for the
blackheads on your nose. The grains
are especially good, as the friction
causes the dry skin cells to flake of,
ribs the pores Of choking material
and speeds up circulation SO i'm
purities are eliminated promptly.
Use a bath brush so every inch OF
the back and shoulders gets thor
ough workout. Keep UP the scrub
bling until the skin feels warm and
looks quite rosy. Rinse with hot and
then very cold water. If you have
shower attachment or hand spray.
turn on the water full force and
have 1t as cold as you can stand.
TIL. 100. will help tone the skin
and keep 1t fine pored and firm.
II there are real eruptions and
blackheads over the area, either
work up q thick lather Of your
favorite soap. work we'll into the
skin and allow to dry for ten min
utes and then scrub away with re-
peated rinsings with tepid then cold
water, or use an EPSON salts solu-
ton.
To make the solution, dissolve
two heaping tablespoons OF EPSON
salts In two cups Of boiling water.
Cool and bottle. Cotton wrapped
over the end of a shoe tree will make
a good patter for applying the solu-
ton to the back and shoulders.
Keep the skin soaked with the solu-
ton for ten minutes. rinse with very
cold water and dry well.
Some of the cream mask prep
arations for the face may be used
for clearing the skin on the back.
shoulders and upper arms II Sallow-
ness is the only fault. And. Of course,
once you get out In bathing suits or
playsuits and get some sun on the
area. the color and general we'll
being Of the skin will improve.
See that back. neck. arms and
shoulders - especially tops Of the
shouldcrs-are we'll protected with
suntan lotions or of1s. The prepare
ton you use will depend on the sem
sitivity of your skin to the sun and
the degree Of suntan you are work.
ing for. Plain suntan oils are best.
IL you wish TO acquire deep tan
and still keep the skin supple and
smooth.
The heavier creams or lotions are
best If you want to keep your SUM-
tan pale or medium. Have someone
help you when you apply them. You
do not want an irregular blistered
patch In the middle of the back be-
cause you failed TO give 1t the neces-
sary protection. Remember to re-
new the application frequently
while you are in the sun. Pat it on
literally on the tops Of the Shout
ders and back Of the neck-spots
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18
A BRIDGE WINNER

Four tables Of bridge, but who
ever has four bridge cloths Just
alike? One clever hostess turned
the trick by cutting a pair Of wide
embroidered lace net curtains In
half and remming the cut ends.
The Job was finished In less than
an hour and the cost for each
cloth was very slight.
It's a smart idea, In selecting
a design, to use the same pattern
as the lace net glass curtains at
the windows. Il will look different
enough against the wood OF the
bridge table not to be too obvious
a match. At the same time. the
effect will have subtle unity.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18
TOGS MATCH HOUSE

When it's case Of people fitting
into their own houses, there are
two wives up in a Connecticut viii
lage who make IL a point to dress
and act to suit their surroundings
with simple and charming sue
co.'s. One, for instance twho
claims to be among the first to
utilize upholstery material for eve
ming dresses needed a new ward
robe. so she made summer dresses
out of leftover ticking and scraps
from the chairs she'd covered
herself. When she sits on tick
ing chair in her ticking dress it's
hard to tell she's there at all. The
second wife has a pink house-an
old remodcled farmhouse. the
outside boards painted a delicate
pink, the inside walls with lot
Of gray to harmonic - and she
wears nothing but rosy hues.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18
that always get more sun than the
r

that always get more sun than the
rest Of you.
Do not neglect shoulders and
back when you dress for your sum-
mer parties. Use a foundation that
matches the degree of suntan you
are Boosting. A liquid Is best for
arms. neck, shoulders and back as
1t gives more natural looking fin
18Th and is less likely to rub of on
the coat of your dancing partner.
Douse the rSwder lotion on a big
piece of cotton and apply by
smoothing in one direction. Then
stroke with the f1ngertips until the
liquid is completely dry and per-
fectly blended.
Wear pale soft colors and white
that will make your suntanncd back
and shoulders all the more dramatic
and lovely
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18
Short Cuts

Last years panama straw hat
may be washed as follows. Apply
warm CASTLE soap lather to which
q few drops Of ammonia have been
added. with q soft cloth: rinse well
With soft cloth wrung out In tepid
water.
USo q fork rather than q
sDesn fer stirring rice and
koop ffom mashlng the grains
unnecessarily.
y0c uniform. dainty drop cook
-. - q ANAL spoon for dropping.
D10c1ne them about I inch apart
- allow Tor spreading.
ftssssa,a It..s-sst
Dm1Coat cleanlns and airing
& n nooo1 - eoe1y bexes, PAN
4 - - 4uyoeAfd She1ves and
loGs Aee neo6ed IN the
~ w 3 ! = . . bread
- 'a'sss fer
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18

w h lie the
8 kin Is soft
and moist and
the circulation
aroused by the
W a r m water.
you can get in
most effective
b q c k a n d
shoulder beau
tifying treat
ments.
II there are
blemiSl1es. or
II the skin Is
coarse DOred
or oily. give 1t
q 00Od Sc0ilr-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18

Of which are Of the acute typo
especially scarlet fever. But ton
sillitis. measles. diphtheria. chickel
pox. malaria and sinusitis can q
pave the way. The toxic type "a
suits from extensive burns. and in|
juries, Ivy poisoning. and absorb
ton Of certain chemicals. such q
turpentine. cantherides. carbolt|
acid. arsenic. phosphorus. mercur!
and lead.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18
BLOND-HUED RUGS

Patterned floor coverings are
very much In the new seasons
home furnishing fashion picture.
And In no type Of rug will you
And lovelier patterns than In the
priceless prayer rugs Of the East.
American made Karasta n 8,
woven on machines in this coun-
try. do much to bring you the
designs and colorings typical Of
fine old Oriental rugs. The new
blond tones and soft pastel color
ings In Karastans are unusually
beautiful and In complete hsr.
mony with popular decorative
ideas and modern color schemes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18

Both have children. one child each.
and both are free to marry were it
not for opposition by the widower's
family. But family opposition never
kept q man from the altar II that
was his objective. More than likely
It was an alibi. In any event. he
used It.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18

elr general
effects. + h Q
q c U te form
develops rath-
e r suddenly
and Is almost
always due to
e x p o ure to
c OIL d or the
toxic effects Of
pobons on the
kidneys fol-
lowing infec-
tiouS diseases.
Infections
follow q vari-
ETY. Of diseases.
the best known
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18

er's cue to go
and tell him 1t
was time to 60
home. It Is so
much easier to
get q tots full
attention when
you are face to
face with him.
Then 1t Is SIM
pie also to help
him get ready:
or II he asks
for more time.
to grant h 1 m
q d d tt o n al
m In u t c S Of
~N~x,. a a
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18
Well.Chosen Diet
Can Reduce or
Add Weight
BY JUDITH WILSON

MANY persons feel they ought to
IVA lose a few pounds: others need
to gain weight. But 1t takes some
knowledge Of nutrition to modify the
diet without emitting any OF the
necessary food values. A good diet
for both underweights and over
weights must include foods to fur
nish fuel, protein. vitamins. and
minerals. It Is best to seek the adj
vice Of q doctor before trying to
make drastic changes In body
weight.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18

they slam the
d o or In the
woman's face.
all depending
on tn e man.
ner OF m e n
they are. This
little story Is
about q m q n
who has paid
marked atten-
tlOu T" y WIN
ow for five
years "A long
ii m e In the
life Of q man
and woman OF
n -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18
Scrubbing
Can Beautify
Your Skin
By JACQUELINE HUNT

THE quickest way to acquire a
clear, rosy tone and velvety
skin texture over often meg
lected shoulders, upper arms
and back Is to maker bette use
Of your regular Tubing. Do not re-
gard your bath as merely something
to wash away the dirt and weari-
ness Of the day, but also as q def
mite part Of your beauty routine.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18
Home>Made Slipcovers
Dress Up Little Tables

THIS the time for pcover changes that will make your
home vabe And this in addition to the trad
onal Slpcovers for living and dining pieces you
now plan charming little table that will
take only your leisure time, you take full
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18
Woman Unable to Realize
That Romance Is Ended
By MARIAN MAYS MARTIN

THERE blind those VINO do not want to see
and that includes a woman whose ardent suitor Is
growing and She is blind because she does
not want to which plain enough for everyone
else to see When q has been devoted to woman for
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18
FOOD &
FASHIONS
HOME
Complications oBefs Disease Nephs Are Among Deadest Amen
Exposure or Kidney Toxins
Cause This Dread Disease

RRI0HTs DISEASE nephritis Is Of the most dread
Of diseases 1t deserves to be- for It, combined with
panyng heart troubles the cause Of the greatest nub
of deaths
There two principal forms Of Brights disease: I'd
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18

acute and chronic. These are a
vided into several forms. which Nj
not be taken up here because th9
are only varieties and with sligH
distinctions which vary little Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18
DINNERS
Ham Baked with Cheese
and Tomatoes
Green Peas FAXED Potatoes
Fruit Salad
Sugar Cookies Tea or Coffee
Lamb Patties with Pineapple
Buttered Squash
Parsley Potatoes Lettuce Salad
Chocolate Fudge Loaf
Milk or Coffee

those who want to gain weight and
those who want to lose. Cereals
and bread. especially the whole
grain kinds. belong on every diet
list. II cooked cereals are served
with plenty Of cream and sugar. II
bread Is spread thickly with butter
they help In gaining weight. For
those who are trying to lose weight
It Is better to use thin slices Of
bread or toast. with very little
butter.
Outstanding examples Of low
calorie fruits and vegetables that
belong in both gaining and reduce
ing diets are tomatoes. citrus fruits,
such as oranges and grapefruit.
and the green leafy vegetables such
rs kale. chard. coAards. mustard
greens, spinach. Brussels sprouts
and green cabbage. Yellow vege-
tables, such as carrots and squash,
green vegetables such as broccoli.
peas and green beans. are also i'm
portant protective foods.
An egg q day Is good In most
any diet. And meat. fish. or poul-
try should be fitted into at least
one Of the days meals. Fats and
sweets help person to gain
weight. The overweights should
use fats. sugar and other sweets
sparingly.
Both overweights and UNDER
weights may enjoy these dishes.
HAM BAKED WITH CHEESE
AND TOMATOES
thick slice ham
cups canned tomatoes
y: teaspoon sugar
u lb. sliced American cheese
Place trimmed slice Of ham In
casserole or baking dish. Combine
tomatoes and sugar and pour over
ham. Add sliced cheese. Cover cas-
serole and bake the ham In a mod
crate oven 1850 degrees F. until
tender. about IS minutes.
LAMB PATTJES WITH
PINEAPPLE
2 lbs. lean lamb, ground
Salt and pepper
strips bacon
3 slices pineapple
Season ground lamb with salt
and pepper. and shape into 8 pat
ties. Wrap each with strip OF
bacon and secure with a tootllpick.
Pan broil In a hot. uncovered fry
ing pan: pour of excess fat. After
browning on both sides, reduce the
heat and turn frequently. Cook
about 20 minutes. When done re-
move to q hot platter and keep
hot. Brown slices of pineapple In
lamb fat and serve around patties.
SALMON SALAD WITH CHEESE
\. head lettuce
cup shredded cabbage
', cup Swiss cheese, cut
julienne
4. cup diced celery
tomatoes, chartered
large can salmon
1/3 cup French dressing
Mayonnaise
Break lettuce into pieces. place
In salad bowl with cabbage. cheese.
celery and tomatoes. Remove bone
from salmon, divide into large
pieces. Place In center. pour French
dressing over. and serve with home
made mayonnaise II desired.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18
Disobedience Is
Often Zestful
To Youngster

BY JANE HERBERT COWARD
7 TITLE ALLEN did not look up
IL when his mother called him. He
was busy digging In the playground
sandbox and may or may not have
heard. This should have been moth
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-18

I'VE or six years. It takes added gen.
tleness and courage TO tell her that
the chapter has ended end a new
one. for him at least, has begun.
Men wiggle out Of situations, or
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Break lettuce into pieces. place
In salad bowl with cabbage. cheese,
celery and tomatoes. Remove bone
from salmon. divide into large
pieces. Place In center. pour French
dressing over. and serve with home
made mayonnaise II desired.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-25

be given.)
The Omaha Guide Publishing
Company, Omaha, Nebra.
HI. j. Ford, Washington, d. c.
Boyd V. Galloway, Omaha, Ne
braska.
3. That the known bondholdars
mortgages, and other security
holders owning or holding l per
cent or more of total amount Of
bonds, mortgages, or other secur-
tiles are: Of there are none, so
state.)
Underwriters Acceptance Col
poration, Omaha, Nebraska.
A. That the two paragraphs
next above, giving the names Of
the owners, stockholders, and Sc
curity holders, if any, contain not
only the list Of stockholders and
security holders as they appear
upon the books Of the company,
but also, in cases where the stock
holder or security holder appears
upon the books of the company IS
trustee or in any other ~fiduciary
relation, the name Of the pers N
or corporation for whom such trus-
tee is acting, is given; also that
the said two paragraphs contain
statements embracing atlantis
full knowledge and belief as to the
circumstances and conditions IN
der which stockholders and secur-
ity holders who do not appear up
on the books of the company as
trustees, hold stock and securities
in a capacity other than that Of
a bona fide owner; and this affiant
has no reason to believe that any
other person, association, or cor
poration has any interest direct or
indirect in the said stock, bonds,
or other securities than as so stat
ed by him.
G. G. Galloway, Editor,
Publisher, Business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 18th day of October 1911.
Ethel F. Paxton, Notary Public,
(My commission expires Oct. A,
1944.)