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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-04
Lewis Girds for Showdown
on Woge-Control Issue
Coils for 81 Per Doy Jump
in Wages Of Soft Cool Miners

The formula adopted last
summer by the WLB limits in
creases on the basic of cost of
living adjustments, TO Is per
cent of the wage paid on Jan.
/, l94l. The miners, in the spring
of l94l, won a 81 a day wage
increase which exceeded the Is
per cent.
=. In announcing the unions de-
mand last night, Lewis repeated
his denunciation of the little
steel formula as arbitrary and
miserably stupid" Although
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-04

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4 - (P,
- Girding for a showdown on
the government wage controls,
John l.. Lewis United Mine
Workers today called for 50 a
day wage increase for the ma
tons 100000 soft coal miners.
The proposed raise, which
would boost the miners basic
wage from ST to 50 day, con-
flicts directly with the War
Labor Boards little steel for
mula - the governments wage
yardstick.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-04

The shortage of automobile
mechanics is so serious it is be-
lieved the problem of mainte-
nance will become more critical
than the rubber shortage.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-04
individuals Must File
Return on 1912 Income
Treasury Likely to Collect March
.nA Luna lns&nllme Mrs
Likely to Collect March

ed that most people can't pay
two years taxes this year.
That brings us to:
Other ideas for the change
over:
/. Turning the calendar back
and applying l94l tax rates to
1912 income. The Treasury says
it has considered this without
expressing approval or opposi-
tom.
This is a sort of half-and- half
idea: You'd pay liz years taxes
this year, and Ia years taxes
next year. After that you'd be
strictly on pay-as-you earn.
1t probably would work out
this way:
EXPLAIN PLAN
You'd figure your taxes for
1912 on the old l941 rates rath-
er than the increased ones voted
last year. For good many tax
payers this would mean cut.
ting down by about one-half
what they'd owe on 1912. This
revised amount could be paid
off in the usual quarterly in
stallments.
Starting July 1, however, you
wound find part of your pay
check withheld to pay your tax
es on 1913 income. In effect,
this would mean paying half
your 1943 taxes this year while
still paying off on 1912.
Then, on March Is, 1914, you
would owe the other half of the
1943 taxes. Also in 1914, from
Jan. on, you'd be paying 1914
taxes through paycheck deduc-
tons.
2. "Forgiving" part of the tax
es on 1912 income.
The Treasury has indicated
willingness to 60 along with
forgiveness" of part of the liza
blity for taxes on last years in
come, if Congress wants it that
way.
Usually well-informed Capital
Hill sources express belief the
Treasury would agree to skip
ping the normal per cent and
first l3 per cent surtax bracket
of 1912 for all taxpayers.
If this plan were adopted -
assuming the pay roll check-off
were started on July 1 - Pay
ments made on March Is and
June Is would be applied on
1943 taxes.
Some delayed-payment plan
then would have to be figured
out for upper bracket taxes.
But that angle also is involved
in the Treasury's recommends
tions for pay-asyou-earn
lie lIGdSuiy SusSCSto'
/. Collection of the 6 per cent
normal tax and Is per cent first
surtax bracket at the source. AL
lowance for exemptions would
be figured, so that there would
not be lot of over-payments Of
tax and therefore a flock Of re-
funds at tax-adjustment time the
following year. For example, a
man making $50 a week would
pay S6.46 a week if married and
with no dependents; S4.94 if
married and one dependent;
1881 if single.
2. Payment of upper bracket
surfaces in the same way the
whole tax is collected under pre-
sent LAWN the following year.
Closing thought: Congress
may raise the rates again, too.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-04

To combat aeroembolism -
flyers "bends"-flyers pedal
motor-driven bike for half
hour wearing an oxygen mask
and are careful not TO breathe
natural air after the process
starts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Wild Duck
A D.eIicacy;
No Points!
By PRUDENCE PENNY

THE WILD duck hunting sea-
son became legal on Saturday,
Sept. % and VIII last for 20
days. With the scarcity and
rigid rauoning of meats the
game obtained through this
sport will bo a most welcome
addition 10 menu fare.
Most important Of all is
cleaning and proper preparation
Of these foods in order that
they may be thoroughly enjoyed
and safely eaten. Game birds
may be carried through the day
without cleaning.
If the temperature is warm
and birds are 10 be kept more
than one day without ice or re-
frigeratlon they should be
drawn as soon as possible but
the feathers left on until the
hunters reach home. Wipe dry
after drawing do not use
yr--9fpr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Me at Boned

WHEN EVER you purchase
piece Of meat and have II
boned always take the bone
and use II for soup hrothS and
stocks. For a light stock SIM
NOR bone and trimmings slowly
m water 10 cover for several
hours until all the flavor and
juices are extracted
Use this stock as a basis for
soups for GRAVES: for cooking
rice. for m listening meat
loaveS: for preparing dressings
and StuffingS, in meat and
vegetable CaSScrolcS, as the
basis IN preparing aSpic, iellied
meat loaveS: as the liquid IN
preparing cream vegetables or
meats 10 be served a la king or
on toast, I'm noodle or rice rings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

BAIT FOR beaux is this slim
flstterer. Pattern 1859, with ITS
crisp. square neck its pert,
matching bonnet. This easy TO
make princess dress is a honey
in velveteen taffeta or crepe.
Pattern 4559 is available in
Junior miss sizes il. II, -, II,
Is, is, II and l8. Size l3. dress
and hat, takes 3 yards 39-inch
fabric and 2 yards ruffling,
This pattern together with
transfer pattern of useful and
charming motifs 10 embroldcr
on linens and garments. 20
cents.
Send 20 cents in CONS for
this pattern. Write plainly size,
name, address and style num-
Der.
Just out, our new fall and
winter pattern book pat
tern and book together, 80
cents.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
1928 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Due To SlOwneSs of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control. pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be patient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

! tea spoon Worcestershire
sauce
teaspoon tomato eatsHp
/ tablespoon butter or mar
gerine
l teaspoon salt
u teaspoon paprika.
Cut breast from two large
ducks. Broil under heat until
brown or about 10 minutes.
Basic frequently with barbecue
sauce made by combining lemon
juice, Worcestershire sauce,
catSup and butter.
When meat begins 10 brown,
sprinkle with salt and paprika:
continue to broil for 20 min
utes or until done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Food Patterns
Help Check
Weight
Nv IDA JEAN KAN

TOO MANY women alter
.nately starve or stuff. They
fight off 10 pounds or 20 on a
diet, then promptly return 10
overeating and gain them all
back. Eventually this means
another bout with the pounds.
But lately / have had any
number requests for a plan Of
eating that will keep weight
at normal.
l take that as healthy sign.
You can eat 10 keep your weight
right where il should be and you
don't have 10 diet, either.
Almost all of you want 10
know how many calorleS you
need. If you want the Scien-
tific facts, the average woman
in Scdentary work requires 2,l00
calories day, and in moder-
ately active work, $500 a day.
Frankly, / think the $500 ca
loric allowance IS A bit liberal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Continued tomorrow)
WiIted Lettuce

LETTUCE THAT'S a supper
malnStay is 'wllied lettuce with
egg and bacon 70 Wash. drain
and shred 3 punches of lettuce.
Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
toss and let stand. Cut 3 slices
bacon fine. fry crisp. add . cup
vinegar bring 90 a boil. and
pour over lettuce. tossing
lightly Sprinkle with ] 10 3
chopped hard-cooked eggs and
serve at once. Serves &.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Substitute Noodle:
For Me at Dishes

COOKED VEGETABLES sur
rounded by A ring of tenderly
fried noodles IS a perfect platter
for meat saving days Try
mustard sauce with u and you
viii find that prepared mustard
makes this dish appetlzlng and
appealing.
Noodles With Vegetables
l package egg noodles
? tablespoons fat or meat
drippingS
z cup fine dry bread crumbs
s whole cooked carrots
/ head cooked cabbage, cut in
s wedges
3 medium cooked beetS, cut IN
halves.
"A cup fat
q cup flour
2 cups milk
l teaspoon salt
Few grains cayenne pepper
. eggs. beaten
4 cup white vinegar
2 tablespoons prepared yellow
mustard.
Cook noodles as directed on
package. Melt fat, add bread
crumbs and brown. Add noodles
and mix well. Arrange noodles
IN center of platter and place
cooked vegetables alternately
around the noodles
Melt fat. add -four and blend
well. Add milk and cook, stir
ring constantly until thickened.
Add remaining ingredients and
mix well Heat and serve over
noodles and vegetables.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Pitfalls Of Love =: By Adele e.nt.oo

and Mighty Lord>hip intend 10
keep me prisoner? This is d.
legal. YOU know 1 demand TO
see my attorney
Spencer Laughs
The sound of my fathers
short laugh made me SILVER,
even though / were not the
. person 10 be disturbed 10y il.
Il think you are pretending
10 misunderstood the situation,
Miss Hayes. he said slowly
You are >hfeWd enough 10
comprehend that YOU are az the
end of your rope ! was sure
that YOU would trap yourself II
You were let alone long enough
This morning YOU ohtalne q
money under false prClenSeS.
Using a forged note. and took
u 10 your confederate stephen
Rcdfeld Today YOU have just
uttered blackmail threats. every
word OF which has been taken
down These arc enough 10 put
YOU ~ prison, after trial But
you are not gong 10 be tried
on those charges Yet"
He paused then went on I'M
prcSSNely
Indeed YOU may count your
self lucky If YOU have to face
only those charges You are now
IN the hands Of the United
States secret service and YOU
arc going 10 be- held incom-
murlcado until We find out more
about Your reasonable actlv-
tiles
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Ripen Tomatoes

LET TOMATOES ripen at
room temperature in fairly dark
place Do not place IN refrig-
orator except TO Chill shortly
before serving. Unrlpe to-
matoes will not ripen after
chilling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

Backlog Of every discerning WOmans wardrobe is
classic suit and matching topper These made of finest
100 per wool in muted herrngbone tweed per
feet mates The suit classic three button skirt mas
inverted peat fore and aft Topcoat also classic has
sleeves. pleat at the back In beautiful smoky
asthe-moors blue green the duo IN sizes 10 10
- Suit $40 topcoat $685. $3995 for the ensemble
shopping Information call Joan Dean Cherry $500 line 3F7
bettOeen 9 a. m and p r.-Sa,wdays $50 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

MY FATHER did NOT wait
for Hal Meredith 20 answer
Ruth Hayes demand lie lifted
his hand and spoke softly
when I say NOW GO
through that panel Adams YOU
grab the woman You other
three tackle the two gu0uon
Meredith VIII be- ready 10 give
you a hand. and ! VIII bc night
behind you Listen
Hal MeredithS voice sounded
clearly. ana / guessed that has
words were intended as a sIC-
nal 10 my father
No ! am not coming across.
now or ever, I'm calling your
bluff
Now my father whispered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Freeze for Later Use

When ready 10 cook the bird
may be skinned instead of
plucked. However, many game
cooks feel that some Of the fla
vor is lost by removing skin.
Either method IS completely
satisfactory.
Wild duck can be frozen for
future use m the same manner
as domestic poultry. Bird must
be carefully cleaned. thoroughly
drawn, and properly dressed.
Wrap giblets and place inside
cleaned duck. Wrap and seal in
suitable paper Special duty
wax, parchment or cellophane
are most desirable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Best Plan

II isn't necessary To add up
columns of figures on calories
every day 10 keep the pounds IN
check. The easiest and best
plan IS 10 have a food pattern
to 60 by.
The foods which furnish the
most in the way OF nutrition
also help you TO keep your
weight at normal so il as JUST
plain common sense 10 build
your menus around these foods.
Milk is a food we all need.
II furnishes protein, Nitamins
and phosphorus along with cali
cium and most of Us don't get
enough calcium. You don't have
10 drink milk. You can have II
in soups. on cereals. in milk bey-
erages like cocoa, or IN milk deS-
serts. Your food pattern should
include either a pint OF milk a
day or onc-half pint and an
ounce Of cheese.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

IERE pleasant game that will message
every numerical puzzle designed to spell our
first the number
subtract II the number Is less than
your number start at the upper let
OF your key
numbers the the letters under
checked figures you 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Bonds, Blood
Needed, Says
Mrs. Clark
Nv PHLOMENE EzACK


MAKING A plea for more
Red Cross blood donors and
surgical dressings workers as
well as urging the sale of war
bonds. Mrs. Mark w. Clark,
wife Of the U. 6. Fifth Army
leader, Monday talked to MEM
bers OF the women's war saw
ings division of the L. S. treas
ury.
Mrs. Clark who is in Detroit
in connection with the Four
Freedoms war bond show AT the
J. L. Hudson Co, was guest Of
honor at a reception given by
theWWSD in the Statler Hotel.
Super SsIes~omen
Every one present was a bond
saleswoman, but top honors
went To Mrs Clark and Mrs.
Elvira Willoner, pretty blind
girl who as a gallant sold over
1000 in small lbonds during the
third war loan drive.
The sale of war bonds is
vitality important" Mrs. Clark
told her audience. II know from
my husbands letters how much
equipment II need d--war
bonds buy this equipment-and
I feel that by making bond
tours I'm helping my husband"
I'm one of his last letters he
told OF how many nurses and
doctors gave their own blood
10 the wounded. because there
wasn't enough plasma. This
shouldn't he necessary. We civil
ians at home should certainly
he able 10 donate our blood to
the Red Cross.
Psthos and Humor
Small, attractive and alter
nateiy earnest and humorous.
Mrs. Clark wore a navy blue
suit. navy and red hat and red
blouse. Tears were i'm her eyes
AS she read one Of the generals
letters 10 her in which ne asked
her 70 do all she could for the
Allied cause A moment later
she laughed merrily as one Of
the women asked her 10 again
tell the story of how the general
lost his pants Remember the
page one story of them some
weeks ago.
Talking with her later she
told us she does all her own
homework when A. nome in her
Washington. d c. apartment.
She struggles with ration points.
too and usually makes out all
right Although she admitted
they had had enough chicken TO
make them expert CacklerS.
Crowdine Them Ou+
MY biggest worry is where
20 put al the things my hus-
band sends home. she said
Al the moment We have a
mounted Eazeile's head in the
dining room and another one in
the bathroom. Then in other
rooms We have an assortment of
daggers, tapestries. five or six
rugs the Sultan Of Morocco gave
my husband, dozens of exotic
ottomanS. slippers worn by a
paSha and a sterling silver food
warmer from Arabia.
My daughter. Ann. SAYS she's
going 10 move out II one more
thing comes IN. But ! love them.
After the war were going TO
have sort Of trophy room and
put into ~ everything the gen
eral has collected.
What for Chrisfmss7
I'm addition. General Clark
has sent his wife beautiful
leWclry The bracelet she showed
Us had been made by the Ber-
hor tribe. or silver il was a
good five inches wide. shaped
like "A cuff and cxquiSitely
worked IN a filigree pattern.
Mrs. Clark hobby IS making
Oriental rugs. but she has
shclved II for the duration 10
devote her tIme-to bond tours.
Today is her birthday Gen
Clark promised her Naples for
a birthday gift. He made good
on the promise and ahead Of
time too Now she's wondering
what he'll do about Christmas.
n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
An Egg q Day

Try TO have an egg every day.
Eggs give you protein, vitamlnS
and lron-and iron Is another
mineral We are apt 10 be shy on.
Among other things, iron helps
10 keep the disposition sweet
They say women particularly
need u
BE sure 10 have a green leafy
vegetable OF some kind every
DAY. This IS a very necessary
food IN your pattern for good
nutrition and normal weight II
furnishes an abundance Of iron
and vitaminS and is low in cal
Dries.
In general. here is what YOU
should have. every day: Three
vegetables. two fruits whole
grains IN cereal and bread. milk.
an egg plus meat, FISH or fowl
Or in place Of meat have beans,
soybcans. or extra cheese.
Copyright. is43. ~ KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
All Are Sei1ed

Adams who had been stand
ing with hi, hand on tho panel
swung u open, and before Ruth
Hayes and her TWO body guards.
sitting with their backs 20 the
panel knew what was happen
ing. they had been seized dis
armed, and. securely handCtffCd
thrust back into their chairs
Then father put his hand be-
meath my elbow and ushored
me into the office Just IN time
to hear Ruth Hayes demand
What is tho meaning of this.
Hal Meredith? DO you think
that even your high position and
your undouhied pull can pro-
tect YOU from police action for
this outrage ?
Ny fathers voice struck in
SuaNcly.
IT isn't Or Meredith who Will
face the police or the secret
service. Miss or Is II Mrs -
HAYES ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Seal Tight

The material should be of
sufficient size so that the ends
may be folded over several
times 10 provide A tight seal
that will prevent drying.
Although game birds may he
placed in the oven or skillet
while still frozen, most people
prefer 10 thaw them in refriger-
ator or at room temperature
before cooking is started II
cooked frozen lower temporal
ture slightly and cook for
longer period OF time.
Wild duck is dark and dryer
than domestic duck. To retain
or add moisture roast with
strips Of bacon on the breast.
Cooking IN covered rooster
also aids in reducing dryness.
Duck IS usually served rare.
Roast Wild Duck
! duck
2 cups quartered apples
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
] slice onion
? teaspoons salt
a teaspoon pepper


Clean duck and wash thor
oughly. Fill with peeled quar-
tered apples. Sew up and tie in
shape. Rub with slice Of onion,
then with salt and pepper.
Roast uncovered in a moder-
ately slow oven 1925 degrees
allowing 20 10 30 minutes per
pound. If desired, duck can be
basted every 10 minutes with /
cup orange Juice. BaSting is not
required, however, at this low
temperature.
Berbecued Duck
2 large duck breasts
tpaSnOonS lennor, iuiCa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
An WHAT a buy Spry is !

grocer rom WhuHl you Duy NpTy'
An WHAT buy Spry isl
Takes so few points for a pound;
gives extra-delicious results-hghter
cakes, such faky pastry an crisp, di-
gestible fried foods. Notice its snowy
whiteness. Spry looks purer an II ~
Creamy-smooth an easy to mix. Stays
fresh for months on kitchen shelf.
Save money - get the big Glib. iaT.s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Ruth Turns Pale

Ruth Hayes turned In hor
chair. and when she saw my
father her face palrd beneath
her rouge until IL was rcd
and gray mask.
But she threw up her head
defiantly.
III II isn't the old croakcr
himself. and the incompatible
Madgc. bent on protecting her
b loved Jack Beckett" she
Sncered We'll, / have 10 slip
II 10 you. with your padlockcd
doors and your sliding panel
And snow that you've drawn
your cards. what do YOU think
you are going 10 do with your
hand 2'
II am afraid 7 shall have 20
play IL out. my father SAID
significantly.
You Can't Do This! ~
you ought to know YOU cant
get away with this, she
Stormed al my father. "ThiS
isn't six hundred years ago. nor
yet arc you der fuehrcr,
Perhaps you Will wish / We're
before | get through with you"
my father retorted.
How long does your 'flgh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Barbecued Duck

2 large duck breasts
q teaspoons lemon Juice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

"IOIN my Wartime Better Cook
j Club. No dues, no obligations, an
YOU get the three folders described
above, just crammed with mouth
waterin' receipts that will help you
solve your three most pressin' food
lunchbox meals ,. how
to stretch your meat how to keep
on hayin' good desserts every day
80 don't put of. Sit down now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
MYSELF

an senLyour name an address
TO Aut JWHy, Boz !, Aeq York
CVy. Enclose l0e in coin 10
cover cost Of handIin' an mail
in folders, also give name OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Roast Wild Duck

/ DUCK
2 cups quartered apples
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS
wemsn's Editor. The Detroit Times


Our READING this week
has been what might be termed
sketchy beginning with a
chuckle by way Of CorntIia
Otis skinner a touch Of
tenderness via Robert Nathan
and on 70 a variety Of text
books on how 20 do this and
that.
Corneia's hook is entitled
"Our Hearts We're Young and
GAY" a rambling tale Of
Cornelia and hcr girl friend.
Emily kimhrough. and their trip
10 Europe when they were m
their teens it's most de
liChtful
You'll find CornCiia aiming 20
look like Thoda Bara in a baby
blue suit with 4 Ner}oih Jacket
while Emily heading for Eng
land took 90 tWeCdS
OF the salt and pepper variety.
over in London they bought
ermine wraps or az least
they looked like crmine, though
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04

as we recall IL &C.. Papa Skin
ner dubbed them the rabbit
twins and a taxi driver whom
they thought unnecessarily flip
said AN right SNOWFALL
Jump IN.
The book. though written by
Cornelia appears 10 be
chronicle of Emily'S social or
rorS but in any event it's
a laugh from cover 10 cover.
Ii is affectionately dedicated
10 Our Mothers and
published ny Dodd Mead
drawings by Alajalov
our Hearts Were Young and
Gay co-StaTcd with we Took
10 the Moods recently reviewed
on these pages as a Book
of the Month Club choice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04

hind her, TO keep the OF h e r
women out.
Matchmakers are an afflic-
ton. these days. No modern girl
needs help in getting a husband;
and it's an insult 10 her intelli-
gence. TO imply that she can't
light her own loYe-match.
WHEN A GIRL begins to
wonder if she needs a psyche
analyst, you can safely gamble
that what she really needs is a
new love-intereSt.
IT takes three strokes Of luck
to get a good husband. First,
the luck to find one in a world
full of wolves and heartbreak-
ers; second, the luck to choose
one out of a world full of fas-
cinating uniforms; and third,
the luck TO make him choose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04

up to twice as much juice for
the money. This means far
more vitamin c.. which your
family needs every day, for
good health. Save money with
Florida's. Buy more War Bonds.
FLORIDA CITRUS COMMISSION, Lakeland, Fla.