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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-03
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Every Woman Her Own Decorator, With New ''Match-Mate" Ensembles
THEY SAVE MANY SHOPPING HOURS
BY MARIAN YOUNG (NEA Service Stan COFrsspOndent)

AS4 ANA6AsAfA1N AVOkNN
 (NEA Service Stan CoFrsspOndent)
 New York.-Designers of wallpa- per, curtains and upholstery fabrics Iare busily figuring out better ways to make home decorations a simple and extremely pleasant matter for the amateur interior decorator.
 These designers of home furnish ings, like fashion designers, are headlining the ensemble idea. Fab rics, carpets and even wallpaper are being made to hafInonize per- fectly with one another.
 From the homemaker,s point of view, finding professionally assem- bled groups of match-rinates in her favorite store is like having a skilled decorator at her elbow in the au- tuInn shopping tour. And hours of hunting for drapery fabric to har- m0nize with wallpaper, or a carpet that logically blends with the other items in her room, are eliminated. HAEsMONIZE WITH
 PERIOD STYLES
 The newly-created ensembles are match-mateS regarding type of pat tern as well as in the combinations of color harmony and contrast. Whateyer kind of furniture you happen to have, you can find the suitable ensemble to make a back ground for 1t.
 AS background for modern fur- niture, for instance, one ensemble includes wallpaper with not-too- narrow stripes in subtle tones of sil- very gray and sage green. Uphol- stery or slip cover materials in this match-mate group consist of a rough-surfaced wool and rayon fab- ric and pinwale corduroy-both silver gray to match the stripe in the wallpaper. The rug is sage green. And, for curtains, sofa slip cover or seats of side chair, there's an interesting modern print with soft green background, plaided in darker green, gray, a bit of rust and flash of orchid.
 
 AS a backdrop for modern bed- room furniture, in fawn.colored walnut with panels of lacewood, there's new ensemble in tones of coral, cream and roSe-browns.
 A marked expression of the en- semble trend is found in the sister prints, now available in a great many home furnishings depart ments. These come in sets of three, for upholstery and drapery fabrics. Each item of trio is based on the same motif of color and pattern. If you choose Regency stripes for your Regency soft, the other two sisters in the ensemble, whether they are stripes, fiorals or plain, will be as right with your Regency furniture as the sofa fabric
 The ensemble theme has gone SO far, in fact, that it's not uncommon to hear customer being advised to have mattresses covered with Re- gency stripes on her Regency beds. (P. s.: don't say that the home maker should hide her head in shame unless she has Regency striped mattresses on her Regency beds. I am simply telling you how the ensemble idea is catching on)
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Glonfwng Yourself
) Dy Alicis Hart
NEA Service stan Writer

NEA Service Stan Writer
 No woman can be at her best un- less she feels right in the clothes she is wearing.
 Nothing detracts from poise as well as good looks more swiftly and surely than a blouse which is too short to stay inside the skirt band, shoes that are too snug or sleeves which are either too short or too long.
 DISCOMFORT
 RUINS POSE
 You can't be an expert listener if you have to keep adjusting shoulder straps. You can't be completely charming and graceful If you are wishing that you had worn clean CT, perfectly pressed dress.
 A girdle which pincheS your waistline or otherwise makes you uncomfortable certainly is no help at all. If ever you are tempted to buy any foundation garme<.t which hampers breathing and freedom of movement, remind yourself that no corset actually can make you look simmer than you are. Buy found- ation garment to fiatten Jumps and control your figure-rot to distort it's natural lines.
 Beware of any hat which makes you elf-conscious. Buy a bonnet to shock others, If you like. But. at the same time, be very sure that it's the kind of thing you can put on and forget until someone mentions it. The most satisfactory clothes always are those you don't have to think about once you have put them on.
 If you can't sew or haven't easy access to a tailor, try to manage to have dressmaker spend q day or two, at your house every few months. It will be budget-wise in the long run to spend money having the clothes you own fitted properly and repaired at regular intervals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-03
LUPE AND LEON REPEAT

Bringing those two funny charac- ters, Carmelita and Uncle Matt-Lord Epping, to the screen again, Lupe Velez and Leon Errol are starred in RKO Radios latest offering in the series, Mexican Spitfire Out West" !" Donald Woods appears in support.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-03
Catarrh

Have been subject to catarrh for years. Have tried many remedies, in cluding some that were guaranteed.
 (C. w. T.)
 Answer-I have no idea what you may mean by "catarrh." Whenever you take a remedy or a treatment which is guaranteed" to cure you may expect to be buncoed, for no
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-03
By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Service Staff Writer

NEA Service Stan Writer
 To give familiar recipe newer aspect, open a bottle of olives, either green, stuffed or ripe, and use them as one of the ingredients. The mold ed tongue given below uses sliced stuffed green olives in the recipes, and large ripe olives for effective garnish. It's the perfect dish for Sunday night supper.
 NODDED TONGUE AND
 VEGETABLE SALAD
 (Six to eight servings)
 Two tablespoons gelatin, # cup cold water, 1 cup boiling water, 2 teaspoons grated onion, l table spoon drained, bottled horseradish, 2 tablespoons prepared mustard, # cup mayonnaise, 4-ounce bottle
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-03
UTAH SCENERY BOWS

The widest and most beautiful scenic backgrounds in western Amer ica will be seen for the first time by screen audiences when Wagon Train" RKO Radios Tim Holt west ern is released. An entire company spent several weeks in Utah during the filming.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-03
SIX TIMES OPPOSITE

Virginia Vale, for the sixth con- secutive time, plays the romantic lead opposite George O'Brien, popu- lar outdoor star. Their current film together is Triple Justice" RKO Radios picture about two-fisted rancher falsely accused of bank rob- bery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-03
ToMoRROW's MENU

BREAKFAST: Grapes, crisp bacon, oatmeal mullins. coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Crap e fruit juice, griddle cakes, country sausage, syrup, pears, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Creamed tuna and olive casserole, steamed brown rice, broiled tomato halves, mixed greens salad, peach pie, coffee, milk.
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Modern Menus

to stir until mixture is smooth and begins to thicken. Add olives, par sley and seasoning. Add tuna in fairly large pieces. Cook IS minutes. Stir in lemon juice and serve.
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Caroline Chatfield SQys To-day
Workable Philosophy for Wife Who Has Lost Illus
 bands Love.
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Workable Philosophy for Wife Who Has Lost Illus bands Love.
 Every one crmb of bitter bread in this e slhiect until piece and then we usually o get philosophical attude unless lying down Kicking and screaming bitter than the of adjust to this g ne puts her mind to it.
 First all of religious The proof of and unbeieyers cry Higher anguish It's comforting cry loud and long enough we get sort of answer
 mind hasn't time misery day. strenuous that brings Usually can find this the good earth around she mas outside In cnrch CIVIC these fields to people 1x than her The gesture ot extending hand others trouble gatheaer o hurs Incidentally there's gets his grief a built about his He push e the idle brain that's emotions We have plenty of leisure andnO give grief
 Not only dull without fun in geVers sntch bit the side
  again. got song collected Work brought brought outlets doubt pretty shall be ing outlets brought love again.
 o bereavement bitter 8 screaming the literal fgurative she's got adjust to loss she's the that bitter will lets it last; longer.
 CAROLINE CHATFIELLD r.sscm .".eres .sn"me vi, 1rossd they .nseoTs:
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Have you a household problem to solve? Write your question clearly, sign your name and ad. dress, enclose a three cent pNStage stamp and mail to The Woman's Editor, Washington Service Bu-. reau, The Democrat, 1913 18th Street, Washington. D. C.. for . personal reply.
 e. Please give recipe for cot tage cheese custard.
 A. Combine well-beaten eggs 1-3 cup sugar, IF cups strained cot tage cheese, IF cups milk, A tea spjoon salt, and + teaspoon vanilla Turn the mixture into buttered cus- tard cups, place them in pan ol hot water, and bake in a moderately
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-03
PUssYFooTERs

Two hundred and fifty cloth moc- casins for 125 pairs of dancing feet were required in ballroom scenes of ACity for Conquest 50 the pol- ished floor wouldn't be scuffed
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BATTLE PRACTICE

Robrt Greig. who has playd 62 buffers on the screen, including his present role In @No Time for Com- edy." receives scores of fan letters from professional buffers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-03

A wife is woman who tells the world how much her husband knows - and tells him how little.
 SHE WANTS LOTS OF CREDIT
 A wife is a woman who thinks before marriage that her big job in life is to get the man she wants - and after marriage thinks the big job is to hold him.
 A wife is woman who wants half the credit for her husbands business success but wants full credit for making success full home.
 A wife is woman who knows when her husband needs haircut, but doesn't notice
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-03
HAVE A CUP or COFFEE

Caffiene, the alkaloid or active principle in coffee, stimulates the cerebrum. the spinal cord, the heart and the kidneys. Caffiene is ex- tracted not only from coffee but also from tea. mate Paraguay tea, wild teal, cola, guarana Brazilian cocoa). Formerly the alkaloid or active principle of coffee was called caf- fiene and that of tea theine. Chem ists now regard caffiene and theine as identical.
 Ounce for ounce, tea leaves con- tain far more of the aIkaloid than coffee berries do. But . cup of well made coffee contains rather more than cup of well made tea does, due to the relatively larger propor- ton of coffee to the cupful of bev- craze.
 The stimulating effects of bever- ages containing caffiene are all alike in character but differ in degree. That of coffee is strongest. tea next, mate IS. American, Argentine, Para guay or wild tea) next and various popular fountain beverages contain ing one or another form of coca sweetened and carbonated weakest. The effect of glass of one of the last mentioned beverages is eqIIiv- alent to that of cup of weak tea or very weak coffee sweetneed with .suar.
 Caffiene in any of these beverages is a rapidly acting stimulant to the brain (cerebrum) and spinal cord. It increase repidity of thought, and according to psychological tests the accuracy of, thought. It increases capability to concentrate the mind over longer time. This applies only to the moderate use of the beverage. As soon as meditation is exceeded the individual becomes incapable of thinking accurately or rapidly or of doing any prolonged mental work. Instead there is cerebral excitation, irritability, restlessness, insomnia.
 H. c. Wood, Jr., noted pharmaco- logist, showed that caffeine increases capacity for muscular work Il per CCut aIlu duSHeutS GuS aIuOuklL OA work that the individual can do before fatigue occurs. Woods studies indicated that this stimulation is not followed by any deleterious effect unless the dose of caffiene used is extremely large.
 The effect of caffeine upon the circulation is less powerful than we formerly believed. It tends to in- crease both the force of the heart beat and the pulse rate, and some times, not always, slightly increases blood pressure. More precise Scien- tific methods of investigation have taught physicians that caffeine in- creases rapidity of blood flow thru the coronary arteries arteries that supply blood to the heart mus cle itself, the arteries involved in angina pectoris, coronary occlusion and cardiac thrombosis. The regular moderate use of coffee is therefore blessing to patients with such heart disease, as a genereal rule.
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Latest Styles
HO1e, To Keeb Well
ny DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD

stenea letter. hsElens
  ee letters rrreavee ony few ee answered D his Ne FeRy n.s m madIsn street. Chragu s1
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SINGING sTART

Joseph Calleia. who plays the vile lalnous Buckley in wyoming, ]" started his career as concert singer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-03
Who Was That Strange
 Person I Saw You With?
BY RUTH MILLETT

Wives are strange people.
 A wife is woman who wanted to marry that her women wanted and then doesn't like it when they
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-03
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Sleep Ration

Our son is eleven years old, gets up at 6:30 every morning. What time should he go to bed, in order to get all the sleep he should have?
 c. s. Al AnSwer-He should be abed by 8 p. m. or 8;30 p. m. if he gets up at 6:30 a. m. for he requires ten hours sleep.
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slow oven (S25 dwegrees F.) for 1A to 1a hours.
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 o this letters puhiceton will
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-03

First all of need religious faith to keep us goin this lies in the simple fact that churched and uncnu and unbeIievers cry out to Higher Power when they Tts comforting to cry, and if cry loud and long some sort of answer.
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Policy Kings Battle
Capone Mob To
Retain Wheels

CHICAGO - (ANPl - Chicago
southside policy kings Joined forces
last week, according to reports. to
fight new AL Capone mob planning
to take over the policy racket
heretofore almost exclusively owned
by Negroes. Apparently the fore
runner Of new reign Of terror be-
tween gangland czars OF two races,
this move Of the Capone mobgters is
looked upon with trepidation by
southside residents who fear riots
similar to those suffered in 1919 may
result.
Business equipment" in the form
Of wheels and so on are reported to
have arrived at several southside To-
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Hoosier EIks Elect
State Officials

INDIANAPOLIS (ANP1- With
hundreds Of visitors and delegates
present, the Indiana State IBPOE
Of w and Hoosier Council NO. -
met here as guests Of Fort Harrison
lodge and Mount Cain Teirpi ).
Featured speakers were Mayor Reg
inald Sullivan of Indianapolis and
j Finley Wilson grand exalted ruler
Of the Elks TT. Wayne was Sc
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Col. Julian Returns
From Finland

NEW YORK (ANP) Col. Hubert
Fauntleroy Julian, Black Eagle OF
Harlem, returned to New York last
week q captain in The Finnish Air
Force although he offered his ser
vices to the Finnish government ID
days after the armistice.
Disembarking from the Mathilda
Thorden in navy blue uniform,
with three gold bars on his sleeve
and gold wings and lions on his
shoulders, Capt. Julian was bril-
liant sight. Srowing his commission
from Baron Mannerheim to Finnish
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and she in turn will share her se-
crets with you.
G. c. My problem IS a serious
one. have fine daughter and she
used to be such a good girl. All Of
a sudden she started drinking and
she stays lit all the time. Tell me
please sir if she il hurt and what
can / do to make her change her
Ans:Pack your bags and take =
ways2
trip some place. Get entirely away
for at least a month. She has had
I terrible jo't in her love affair with
the young Doctor and she IS drink.
ing on this account. Take her TO
New York City. While on this trip
encourage her 10 make friends with
all the young people you meet. When
she comes home, she will be her old
self again. She will return TO col
iege in the fall and get her degree.
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fellow-passengers who doubted his
rank, the erstwhile Ethiopian AR
Minister informed the press that
nothing would make him part with
his uniform. He said his mission 70
the United States was to get ~
Americtn ambulance planes lor FIN
land.
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rFRIDAY, -yUEY71e, '04o.
80. t.a taA1 convention

lected for the 1941 convention.
Among the major officers elected
were the following: Guy Blaine,
president; Robert Rudd, John King,
snird vice presidents, respectively;
ana Glascoe Knox, first, second and
james A.. Higgins, secretary ana
Monte Curry, treasurer.
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Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered from the torturing
raigia and neurtis--ara certainly happy over
their discovery of NURiTD. Now they have
found quick acting formula which speedily
relieves these exfaHsting muscular aches and
pairs. NURlTO y tustwostlay and dependable
the Joy Of relief from pain--so yoaa can work in
peace and sleep in confort--be wise and try
NURITO under this iruEsciad guarantees. II the
very first three doses do not relieve that cruel
pain TO your satissaction-~~you raonny will BE-
refunded pcA'e suffer. Ask your drugEist today
fgx NURITo On shis guarantees. (T.N.Css
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PENSIONERS MEET

The regular meeting Of the Mont
eomery County Chapter Of the Old
Are Pensioners Society will be held,
bex,ning at i 80 o'clock Saturday
afternoon 1t the YWCA. The pub
lie is invited TO attent.
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Worried He says he loves me
and will some day marry me. When
/ am working everything is fine.
When / am not working he gets mad
and says all kind of mean things. Do
you think / should leave him?
Anss--i do. There il no doubt
but what hs il fond of you but
i. isn's love. When you work and
psank your earniugs down. all -
sne. But if you fail TO work, he
starts fussina and naEging. That l.
proof enouwh that he dossn't love
you or intend to marry you.
SIN F.Help me. Will go to
Washington the latter part of this
month as | am planninf?
Ans.---I'm afraid not. Ii is indi-
Gated to mo that you viii not be
able to make tbs journey you
won't have the money, nor can you
borrow the sum that you know to
be necessary for tho journey.
A. AS. Will my husband for
ever help his own people and never
have anything left to help me with
VIII my children be safe with my
people?
Ans.-For some unknown reason
rour husband docsn's see the inn
porsanee Of helping his own little
family frat he allows his own
folks to talk him into giving them
what he makes. Your children will
be safe with your people get out
.nd get employment and take cara
Of them.
J.S.H.--i am planning a vacation
this summer and wonder if should
take it. One of my girl friends
close friend told me that Ny hus.
band was In love with her and that
/ was fool but I don't believe it.
Will going away throw us apart?
Aas;---Tako the trip just ~ you
have planned. Ii viii do both Of
you world Of good. Your husband
might ramble around little while |
yon are away, but ann surc that he |
will be mighty glad TO sec you when
you return. The girl you mentioned
ID trying TO FLATTER HERSELF
your husband isn't in love with
her. a.. gl3
L.K.--I am living with an aunt
of mine and want to know if she
is against me living with her?
Ans:--Shs wants you TO continue
living with her. Naturally she has
a mothsrly interest in you, which
you sometimes resent, but il is for
the best anyway. Try to ser her
poins of view and don's appear too
prejudiccd against her.
Gil deramed that my wife
was going with her cousins husband.
| saw in the dream where some girl
was bringing her notes from him.
Now | am getting suspicious because
a girl brought her piece Of paper
to read in front of me the other
day. Tell me If this is all true as
/ suspect?
Ans:--Your present suspicious are
based on ally dream and they
sren's tho least Bit true or compii-
mentary to your wife. Jealousy il
. bad thing to deal with and would
Suggest that you control il If pos
sible. If there had been anything
wrong with tho motto ii wouldn't
have been delivered in your pres.
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cations last week, and are thought to
be In preparation for the new setup
under direction Of the west side
gangs.
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CO P Y

Matt Be In the Forum offiss
ON Tuesday to insure publica-
sion during tho current week.
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and she in turn viii share her se-
crets with you.
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once. Stop doubling your wife ant
be more confidential with your plan