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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-25
More Than a
Laxative Is Often

0am An When you feel out OF sorts,
NVVUOU nervous aud suffer from
headaches. gas. bloating. in.
digestion and lack OF appetite. which may all b
due TO functional consti patlon-get Dr. Peter
Fshrneys Apcn kraUter-the time-proyed
stomaohic tonic medicine. Contains IS Of
Nature : own medicinal roots herbs and botani-
Gals. axe as directed on label. Gently and
smoothly Alpen krauter puts sluggish bowels
TO work and aids them 10 eliminate elogsinS
waste helps expel CONSTITUTIONS gas. gives the
stomach that feeling OF warmth. Be wse-com.
tort your stomach while relieving constipation.
Get ALPEN kRAUTER today from any
Faarney agent or drug store. such a.:
swan Pharmacy; Bannew Drug. C.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-25
Now in England

FLIGHT OFFICER Robert
Page Spalding is now on foreign
duty in England. Formerly sta
toned at Selfridge Field. he was
transferred % Pinellas Air Base,
st. Petersburg, Fla, for aviation
cadet training, and less than
month after he was commission
ed, was sent into foreign duty.
His wife, the former Jessie New
port, whom he married Nov. Ia,
is remaining in Florida for the
present.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-25
Returns to DUTY

PVT. LEROY VAN CAMP
of the u. 5. Marines has return
ed to his duties at San Diego,
Calf, following furlough
here with his family who live az
Is Miller street
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-25
X Ukh the Color, X
VISITING Here

SECOND LIEUT.. and Mrs.
Frederic Weiss (Bernice SMITH
are in Mount Clemens for a few
days before leaving for Drew
Field, Fla, his new post. Lieut..
Weiss was recently commission
ed at Fort Monmouth, N. j.,
and spent a few days in New
York City before coming to
Mount Clemens. They are
staying at the Medea Hotel UNI
ii Wednesday or Thursday.
Weekend Here
PVT. NORMAN c. TUCKER,
Pvt. Walter Brass and Pvt. Har-
ry Shay of Fort Custer visited
relatives in Mount Clemens over
the weekend.
Enters Navy
ROBERT c. LANDON, IT.
year-old son of the Rev. and
Mrs. Alfred p. Landon, has re-
ported to the u. S. Naval Train
ing Station, Great Lakes, H.,
for basic training in the Navy.
He came TO Mount Clemens
when his father accepted the
pulpit in the Methodist church
here, and enlisted at once. He
was student at Bay City High
school before the holidays.
Musician Now Sergeant
JOHN FLETCHER JONES
will be remembered by a num-
Der of Mount Clemens people
when he taught music while
making his home here several
years ago. He is now sergeant
with a special service unit sta
toned at Fort Bliss, Texas, and
is using his musical abilities in
training a Chapel Choir and
teaching individual students. He
writes that he is getting sturdy
and "tuff."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-25
Now q Corporal

PFC. MIKE PODSIADLO, OF
Camp Huelen, Tex, has been
promoted to the rank of corp
oral. He is the brother of Mrs.
Kenneth harrington, of Semi
mole Hills.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-25

MR.. AND MRS. DAVID c..
MEDDAUGH, who are observ-
ing their 9th wedding anniver-
sary today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-25

DOLORES LAFORGE, upon
her birthday anniversary today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
By PETER EDISON

One Of the greatest difficulties
connected with the profession Of
being an economic planner is
that none OF the experts has been
able TO draw up plan which
will show him where he can stop
planning. The job is simply
never done. No sooner is one
economic rat hole plugged than
two alternate apertures appear
in the baseboards of business,
and the planners have to scurry
around setting traps TO catch the
Vcrmin Of non-co-operation.
This is particularly true in
wartime, where artificial re-
straints on trade of some kind
seem all the more necessary be-
cause of artificial scarcities and
increased demand for the avail
able supply Of goods. The hope
that there can be any end 10 this
regulation seems utterly futile.
To think that, If We can just get
by the present crises, all Will be
well, is utterly vain.
Consider the succession Of
economic plans that have been
brought forward in the effort 10
stem initiation.
The Price Control act as origi-
nally conceived had in Itself to
be amended. The Sterilization
act likewise failed to do the
trick, Supplementing them by
Seven Point programs, by Little
Steel Formulas and Hold the
Line orders gave only temporary
relief. Rollbacks and subsidies
were brought forward as bull
arks. Victory taxes, withhold
ing taxes and war bond drives
contributed their mite, but the
end is not yet in sight.
Nor Will reputation of the
subsidy principle, nor the writ
ing of new wage scale stabili-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02

The sentiment in Congress,
whose members are supposed
TO have their ears to the ground
in the home precincts, seems
heavily in favor of putting an
end to the controls, letting the
cost of living 60 up, letting farm
prices go up, even letting wage
levels go up as evidenced by the
resolution favoring a flat in
crease for the incorporating
railroad workers.
Must the executive end of the
administration yield 10 this con-
gresSlonal pressure group, now
openly the most potent PROM
flationary lobby in the capital?
No one in the administration
would ever admit it, but maybe,
in the background, there has
been realization that about
opposition TO initiation was futile,
that yielding here and there a
little at a time was inevitable,
that in this strategic withdrawal,
any snti-inflationary ground
held until the end of the war
was that much of a net gain for
the country'S postwar economic
welfare.
On the other hand il. regard
less OF immediate political con-
sequences, the executive end Of
the administration sticks 10 its
announced resolve for a last
ditch fight against initiation,
then the work of the economic
planners must go on. If they
must yield on subsidies, coal and
rail rates, they may be counted
on TO come forward with fresh
rcinforcements Of new controls
TO plug the amending succession
Of leaks in the anti-lnflationary
dykes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON


One of Hollywood s most pre-
tentious filmusicals, based on
the history of ASCAP, the Amer
lean Society of Composers and
Publishers. is headed for the
screen. The film play, featuring
as many hit songs as can be
crowded into two hours, is be
ing written by SongWritcr Lew
Pollack and radio writer Joe
Biglow. Either William Goetz or
Harry Sherman Will produce.
The writer's have the amazing
total Of 100000 hit songs to
choose from.
Warner Bros latest historical
short Roaring Guns. is a cap
sulc rcmake OF Gold Is Where
You Find 1t 80 Charles Arnt plays
the original Claude Rains role.
Gene Autry viii introduce A
new SonS this fall titled, I've
Traded a Pair Of Silver Spurs
for a Pair Of Silver Wings
Michele Morgan and hub
by Bill Marshall are celebrating
their first wedding anniversary.
II always happens After drop
ping Lucille Ball, RKO offered
her 100000 to return to the lot
for the second feminine lead with
Ginger Rogers in Tender Com
rade. Lucille's now M-G-M
bosses said no, and Ruth Hussey
won the role.
FEUD FAILS
That expected fcud between
Loretta Young and Diana Bar
rymore on the Ladies Must
Fly set failed 10 materialize.
The gals became friends first
day on the set Incidentally, Lo-
retta forsakes flimSy nightics in
the film Strictly WASP uni
forms looks mighty good.
Pastoral touch to dc Sever
sky'S book in new HIerrie
Melodie' cartoon. Failing
Hare Bugs Bunny is shown
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
0 IN HOLLYWOOD

reading Victory Through Hare
Power
Add novel titles: Preston
SturgcS is writing his autobi-
ography under the title, The
Events Leading Up to My Death
Signs of the times; Music
arranGer Kay Thompson s hilar-
ious parody, Ole Man Riviter"
Virginia O Brien Will MARBLE the
tune in Meet the People
Ironic casting of Paul Andor
as the propaganda minister in w.
r Frank S production, DR.. Paul
Joseph Gocbbcls, His Life and
Loves. - As an actor i'm Germany
before the war. Andor was typed
as an American b &C ausc he
spoke English, Now Hollywood
has typed him as a German.
Star turns extra You prob
ably won't notice It i'm the film,
but Merle Oberon danced with a
line of chorus girls for a long
shot scene in The Lodgcr." Sub
sttutcd for Barbara Hallstonc,
who was stricken with appcndi-
citiS, Merle volunteered TO step
into the dancers shoes, saving
the girl the none she would
have lost
Maria Montcz is t h in k i n {
about planting a victory garden
or all the songs she has
sung at Army camps, Marlene
Dietrich says the boys like best,
See What the Boys in the Back
Room VIII Have She's now
showing her pins in UniverSal's
Three Cheers for the Boys
Despite denials, friends
continue 10 insist the stork is
once again lowering over the
Phil Harris Alice Faye house
hold.
And what will they think Of
next An Indian in the new An
drcws Sisters musical Moon
light and Cactus wears a
pincc-nez!
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
Q BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON 0

Zatlon formula, nor the refusal
on the part of Congress TO levy
new and vastly increased taxes
mean that any end has been
reached in economic planning to
check initiation.
Nobody wants initiation, Every
lobbyist that comes to Washing
ton TO protest the imposition of
wartime controls on his particu-
lar line of business prefaceS his
remarks with that pious declara-
ton of motive.
we are opposed to initiation, .
they all say in effect, and we
concedc the need for rationing,
price fixing, limitation of prof
its regulation of wages. But
E.
Then come the reasons - the
excuses, rather - for eXemptlng
this particular group from war
time controls. It is these butts
that keep the war agencies busy.
1t is an endless job.
Does the mere fact that it is
endless mean that it is hopeless
that all this economic plan
ming nonsense should be stop
ped? Do people really want in
flation? Do people want another
Coolidge boom? 1t begins to look
as though they do Do they want
another Coolidge boom even if it
be followed by an inevitable
Hoover bust? They'll take the
chance. There is that about hui
man nature which makes a man
think he'll be smarter this time
that he won't get caught and
won't get burnt.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
GIFT SUGGESTIONS

Durino the post few weeks we have been besieg-
ed BY relatives and friends with requests hot sug-
oest few trinkets we would enjoy receiving for
Christmas Such deronds now ore rising to on OIL
most shriIl crescendo
This IS Embarrassing True we do not have ev-
erthno that we won't The cor IS getting shabby
and surely we could use set Of tires five,
please, # you like this deo) The keys our type
writer ore bit out Of alignment, but we've got roth
er fond Of the old mill 50 perhaps we'll poss tho up.
There ore O few other things thot come 10 mind.
For instance, next spring shoII be IN the market
for some NNoeother sport shoes preferably oIgotor
bottoms ond white tops for which no coupon IS IN
sight even if t~o-coIored shoes weren't off the NOR
ket
These and similar wants, unfortunately may not
appeal TO our relatives and friends, or may prove
hard to find in the stores.
In thot cose we have couple Of other ideos from
current advertisements which should offer no diff
cutes
A New York Beverly Hills hoberdosher hos hond-
pointed re which IN the Illustration looks like one
OF those pillows one wins OF county foir by tossing
rings over pins II is unique Only one Of O kind IS
made # you give US thot nobody in the whole vide
world viii have tie like ours, and we ore certoin
that oil who see in will 9osp, OF the very eost,
ond will oF~oys remember the occasion, and US.
One Of these ties con be purchased for os little
os SIS although for $50 and up It is possible TO OBJ
tain better ort work ond, presumably O higher erode
Of pigment in the points used
From the cotolog Of the Greatest Sporting Goods
Store in the World we learn thot de luxe English Gig
oret lighters ore available for either dress dolly
use They possess imported Swiss mechonsms. The
l4korot gold cose IS engine turned, ond comes in
on top.
The odes' model including tox, costs only
Sl37 so But this IS not for US There IS eentemen's
model on which oIso the hos been figured in for
Sl485O
Incidentally we have been asked to suggest
something thot would please the Little Woman. Thot
hos been stcker, but the other doy wotched her
porno speIlbound over the advertisement Of Fifth
Avenue New York; store wherein wos contained
donified announcement thot one Arnoud TO poro-
phrase the nome) is available for interviews.
We quote from the discreet little notice, which
was headed the Arnoud Hour"
I'm the privocy Of studio, Arnoud will study
your lectures ond personality he will give con-
suItotion lessons to his clients he will creote
individual cojffeurs from the informal to the most
eomorous -. he will make on exciting drastic
change in your looks and personality. Appointment
by letter only so 90 on hour" mo sordid dollar sign
please note This appeal is 10 persons Of refinement
ond delicocy)
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02

The auto m olive industry
reaches out 10 81 states and en-
braces almost 1000 manufactur-
ing plants engaged in work for
war and peace.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
pOUGHTOk HIRES EXPERT

Millions OF toxpoyers must hove howIed with eee
when they reod thot Chairman Oouehton Of the Woys
and Mems Committee bod 10 hire on expert TO pre-.
pore his Sept IS estrnote OF income tox due-thot
innocent-oppeorino BIT Of cheop poper thot inoni-
mote wolf in sleeps clothing known officially os
lO4O-ES
Mr.. Dou9hton did not dream up the low thot
mode our misery inevitable. In foot, he wos against
it. He wos so ogonst the poy-osy ou-eorn principle
thot he oded the Treasury in putting the amor
phous r1onstrosity thot hos eliminated temporarily
in l040-ES, with more ond greoter headaches yet TO
come
Mr.. Douehton wos fortunate thot he could Of
ford to hire expert TO do the dirty work Millions
OF to~PSyers couldn't.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
CONGRESSES PRO
I\FIATIONARY

This is the dilemma in which
the Roosevelt administration
finds itself today, with ma
tional election less than a year
away. What can il do?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
War Bonds
For Lunch
Box Ideas

STARTING MONDAY, May
81 . ia the last week of the
Lunch Box Contest your
last chance 70 WIN a war bond
or stamps.
And for this last week we're
going TO change the rules
instead of a weeks menus, simply
send in =. say a dozen Lunch
Box Suggestions . plus one
recipe.
Prizes to be awarded as fol-
lows
FIRST-S25 war bond for II
lunch box suggestions plus one
recipe,
SECOND-S1o in war savings
stamps.
THIRDS in war savings
stamps.
PLUS - 81 in war savings
stamps for every entry printed
in the Times. not otherwise
awarded A prize
Winners in the lunch box
contest are announce d each
Wednesday.
Send your Lunch Box Sugges-
tions and recipe to PRUDENCE
PENNY, Detroit Times, Detroit,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

YES. WRITE a letter 10 your
love, 10 your brother or your
cousin, hut the kind of letter
we're advocating today is some
thing special-a puzzle letter.
II comes in one piece with
cut-out marks. You simply write
your letter, break II up into
pieces, place them in the lc-
complaining envelope and send
II of 10 Joe.
II Joe has a sense Of humor
land naturally your Joe has)
nc II get A kick out Of the nov
city and a few minutes amuse-
ment putting II together
When thIS UNIQUE letter made
its debut in our office. the staff
was so intrigued, they rushed
out and bought fhem by The
dozen. Some Of the girls arc
sending them 10 friends abroad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

whether they will pass the
censor or not, we don't know.
Anyway. what the censor says
when he has 10 put them to-
Gether for reading, will probably
have 10 be censored.
The puZzle-letterS come with
various headings such as: Happy
Birthday. 60 All 20 Pieces
When | Think of You. It's
Military Secret Two that would
be nice for civilians, in good
health or COnvaleScing are:
Happy Birthday to You and Get
Well Soon.
The letters, complete with
special envelope for mailing. are
20 cents each--a lot of fun for
a small price For shopping in
formation telephone The De-
troit Times, Cherry $500. line
347. between Q 4 m. and s p m.
Saturdays, $50 10 ! 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
More Idea,

Cover small cup cakes with
peanut butter before adding =
frosting.
Two tablespoons of molaSses
added 10 a glass Of cold milk
makes for a new and different
beverage.
Serve cold gingerbread.
sliced. spread with butter.
cream cheese ard Qu1Ure or
apple Jelly.
Crushed peppermint ca n dy
added 10 z n ocolate pudding
lends a novel touch. As well As
does a mint dropped INTO a cup
OF cocoa
Watermelon p ! z K le {. green
pepper STRIPS, picked peaches
or crab apples. all add much 70
the taste appeal Of the lunch
box.
DON'T FORGET n wind M
your lunch box ideas with your
favorite recipe for meat loaf,
sandwich filing, soup or hot
dish which will pack and carry
well. The list of prizes arc
given elsewhere on these pages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
economy combine in these
over-the-shoulder purses. Cro-
Cheted IN rug cotton. the one is
in a hubby puff stitch--smart
as can be. The other is in double
crochet with diagonal strips of
material left over from that new
frock woven IN.
Pattern 615 contains direc-
tions for purses, stitches, ma
terials required.
Send II cents I'm coins for this
pattern IN the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. 1928 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Due To slowness Of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be pa
tient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

~ HuH -
not permit any one or anything
70 talk you out Of accomplish
ment.
JUNE - TO July %
Car er-Go after what YOU
want. and say prayer TO help
obtain IT, Some things we ask
for aren't for our good; others
We get in their place turn out
much happier.
July p To ARG %
Leo-Here' another of those
tiptop work and general business
days at the weeks end. You
can do more than you think when
and II you begin matters sys-
tematically. with your able mind
and talents in coordination.
AIG. ~ To SEPT. -
Virgo - Favorable period on
whole. hut requires your wits
and will 70 put u into the win
ming class Some things won't
please; others will he sdvan->
tageous
SEPT. p To OCT. -
Tibrq-Don't be tempted from
the direct, recognized as true
path. Many detours are very
unwise. There are some worthy,
If course, hut you'll have 10
investigate thoroughly and act
without sentiment and prejudice.
OCT. - TO NOV. p
Scorpto--The roundabout way
isn't the surest nor most effective,
only in unusual circumstances
Waste no time getting 10 the bot
tom If whatever your tasks.
straighten out kinks, with no
worry and As little red tape as
possible. Gains possible.
NOV. - TO DEC. -
Sagittnrius-Well made plans,
strategy ably carried out, execu-
cutive capability and skilled work
tive capability and skilled work
a good Job on the vital projects
and plans Will see surprising
results soon.
DEC. % TO JAN. II
Cnpricorn--Be careful not 70
jump 10 conclusions, make too
quick decisions on the basis Of
insufficient information and not
10 permit mood 10 spoil your
possible achievement. II an d ! .
money astutely
JAN. p 70 FEE. ~
AqU1rius- Friendly period. but
you'll have 10 watch your step
IN personal matters and how Won
present yourself and affairs that
you don't unwittinglv give the
wrong impression. No hurry,
Just sensible calm and system.
You can make Roadway.
FEB. n TO MARCH N
Piscps-It's never too late To
right things nor 10 start anew.
Today urges you TO catch up in
belated matters, put whatever
JUNCTION lacking into your day.
and generally show Your will 70
succeed. Seek better knowledge
of subjects, work.
A CHILD born on this dan,
Eager. quick Of thought and
action, keen, probably witty;
surely not lacking in vitality or
determination. Talent for music.
art, science. as well as for states
manship and practical shrewd
business. Could become proficient
IN athletics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

MARCH n To April 2O
Arjes - Fine indications for
business. shipping. deals involv-
ING money az prepared and
handled rlghtly), military moves,
plans Of great import. Do your
utmost % turn IN "A record break
ing account.
APRIL 2f TO NAY 2o
Taurus - Don't JET somebody
do what you are capable Of, and
should attend to-and don't delay
getting AZ the most important
matters first and quickly this day
that calls for conciseness, order
and pep
NAY qT To JENE n
Gemirj - Friendly Indications
IN whole, You can build today
into a real success story if you
get brisk. eager start, and do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Wash Coffee Maker

WASH TIE coffee maker
thoroughly after every use.
Scour the inside uptil not even
a trace Of brown stain Is left.
then wash IN warm sudS, rinse
and DRY win A clean towel
ANofee that has heen
properly washed won't leave 4
smidgin If brown stain On a
white cloth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Buy Clothes !.
For Qualify
And Style
BY ELEANOR ROSS

WHEN IT comes TO buying
do your utmost 10 buy quality.
A frock has 10 be more than
just pretty or becoming these
times, il must fit we'll and 1t
must wear.
See how the fabric has been
handled, if il has been pulled
anywhere. Examine seams care-
fully and see that they are neat,
pinked. overcast or bound 10
keep raw edges under control,
each seam should be fiat and
straight.
The hem should be we'll sewn,
smooth. without Fuckers or
bulges. Fasteners must be we'll
and securely sewn and placed.
Buy Quality
The quality dress is gener-
ously cut, which assures a bet
ter fit and lessons the necessity
for alterations.
Very often the difference be-
tween just a dress and a good
dress Is less than the sum neces-
Sary for alterations.
A good dress means a fiatter-
ing fit without the skinpineSs
At the -hustlihe.-theA shoulders
and the hips which so often not
only make alterations necessary
even on a stock-size figure, but
make the garment old before its
time.
The arrnhole seam should rest
just over the tip of the shoulder
bone, and the shoulder seam at
the exact top of the shoulder.
Invest Wisely
The neckline facing should be
true and fat, and the skirt
should be smoothly fitted but
not snug. If alterations are
necessary select frockS with
plenty Of seam allowance.
This is no time to experiment.
We should buy only what We are
sure is "our type"
We should choose lines that
are really kind to otr figures
and indulge in colors that we
knoU arc Incoming
A good investment is a group
Of really good lingerie or lace
collar and cuff sets. for these do
wonders for almost any frock
and with set always ready in
the drawer, one is never at a
loss when a quick sprucing up
ls indicated.