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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10

After the boil is over" - too Iote 70
do anything about clothes with thot
embarrassing out-o dote look. Don't let
il hoppen 70 you. A crisp new Dinner
jacket, correct 10 the lost deioil, is no
longer an expensive luxury. Bond has
seen to that And comfortable - soy,
you'll think you're wearing sports coot.
Thot's what Rochester tailoring does
with sweeping brood shoulders, plenty
OF arm room, ond thot chesty look so
fIoiterne 10 oil Of US. Distinguished
blacks, deep midnight blues - fitted TO
perfection by our foctory-troined experts.
Rochester tailored coat and trousers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
laps Ask Ndzis
To Declare War,
London Reports

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 QNS).-
The London radio in a broadcast
picked up by MIC quoted the Of
fetal Toxic spokesman, Tomokazu
Hori. as announcing;
I'VE have asked Germany to
declare war on America"
This was the first hint that
Japan might have invoked Article
3 of her military assistance treaty
with Germany and Italy. The
article provides that in case any
signatory is attacked by a power
heretofore acknowledgement. the
other Signatories will give military
support.
THE Japanese government
spokesman in Toxic said that
although official reports are
lacking so far, we naturally ex-
pect Germany to declare war on
the United States"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Hawaii Looks 10 u. s.
For Reserve Food

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10-Dele-
gate Samuel w. King of Hawaii,
today took up with the budget
bureau the matter of approving a
government allotment of S3,400.-
900 for the purchase of reserve
food stocks in the United States
to be shipped 10 Hawaii.
When approval of this allotment
is obtained, King said. he would
take up with the maritime COM
mission the matter of providing
shipping to get these supplies to
Honolulu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
REICHSTAG CALLED

B f r LIN, Dec. 10 QNS). -
Amid the most intensive diplo-
matte activity the Wilhelmstrasse
has seen in many months, uncon-
firmed but undenied rumors swept
Berlin that the ReichStag has been
summoned TO meet today for a
statement defining Germany's Of
fetal course in relation TO the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS war.
David Anderson, NBC Stock
holm correspondent, reported in
broadcast that indications
pointed 10 German declaration
of war on the United States in
a few hours" Anderson cited
Swedish reports from Berlin
saying the United States En-
bassy staff had already been
moved out of the German cap
pital and that American news
correspondents were preparing
for 'hasty departure.
Expectation of an imminent
German announcement was fur
Their bolstered in a Madrid dis
patch of the British news
agency Reuters, quoting Span
ish advices from Berlin saying
that Chancellor Hitler was ex-
pected to clarity the reichs
position toward the United
States" before the Reichstag
today)
For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
City zoneLdw
Modified in War

Because of the huge expansion
in defense industries expected in
Detroit, the Common Council to-
day modified the city zoning or
dinance TO permit expansion OF
existing defense plants in areas
now restricted.
The action was recommended
by City Palmer George F. En-
cry, who said two small tool and
die plants already had asked per-
mission TO construct vitality needed
expansions.
Expansions must be torn down
within six months after the end
of the war under the modified
ordinance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10

NEW YOK, Dec. 10 QNS).--
Presence OF two unidentified
planes" in the New York area
today prompted Commute air
raid warning for the city and its
suburbs.
Lieut.. Fitzhugh Querrier at the
city air control center said the
two planes were reported by spot
tiers on Long Island.
The alert" signal was flashed
TO police radio cars and fire
engines at $50 a. m, with in.
structions to notify air raid war
dens of the imminence of ar
attack.
The all-clear signal was
sounded a Sol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10

nor explanation-of what
prompted the alarm. but officials
yesterday emphasized the neces-
sity of prompt cooperation.
Police would say only that they
received the alarm signal and
promptly put their planned pro-
|cedure into operation.
Warned by the President that
they are under threat of attack,
the first such threat since General
Washington withdrew from the
city i'm 1776 before advancing Brit
ish. the early work-bound New
Workers appeared considerably
more sobered than yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
2 Planes Over II. Y.
Unidentified. They Prompt 26-Minute Alarm
for Now Serious PopuIace

There was no immediate word
as to what direction the suspect
airplanes were taking-whether
they had come in from over Long
Island or whether they were head
ing eastward over the Sound.
This latest alarm found New
York in a more war-conscious mooC
than had the two previous warn
ings yesterday which went prac'
tically disregarded.
Overnight, many offices had ef
fected blackout aids, including the
painting of windows with lamp
black and the hangings OF DARK
curtains.
There was no early indication
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Campbell to Speak

Harvey Campbell, executive vice
president Of the Detroit Board of
Commerce, will speak 10 the De-
troit Junior Board of Commerce
tomorrow evening in General
Motors cafeteria.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10

For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column I'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
CALLED HEAVY ATTACK

Army headquarters refused to
comment on unconfrmed reports
of Japanese landings at Lubang
"a Philippine island southwest OF
Manila.
Army officers described the at
tack on Northern LuZon as a
heavy attack"
A British radio broadcast heard
by MIC today reported the fol.
lowing:
Large scale attack by Jap
anese planes was just executed
upon American ships and heavy
damage resulted.
The BIC interrupted it's regular
program with an extra" to give
this news. No further details were
given.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Philippine
Invaders
Beaten
Continued from Page One)

CONTINUED from Page One)
continuing operations" in the
Philippines after landing at
DAWN
The japanese landings were sale
TO have been at Aparre, AT the
extreme northern tip Of Luxor
Island. about 800 miles from
Manila. and at Biggam, Is miles
south OF Aparre.
The official bulletin said The
landings were made from 81,
heavily loaded Japanese trans
ports, which were believed TO have
come from FormoSa under Japa
nese naval and aerial escort.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08

person who save M Co you. A few doses oe whocplng g-cough paeeerin (s'vacclne'D even after infection may moderate the severity ck tho attack. Children and others who receive enc bacteTin before they arc expcsd to insctlon may escape the attack or have only 6 mild attack.
 Gain weight
 Please repeat the information about powdered ogg yolk for putting on weight. (H. j.l
 Answer-xou will find that the other suggestlons in the pamphlet "H7ow to Gain Welght"-for copy send . stamped envelope bearing your address,
 What k vitamin N and what soodS contain ita (Mrs. J. R.)
 AFaSwer-It is e vitanain present In the oil or fet of wheat germ or ems bryo and in corn embryo OH obtained by cold-pressing che germ. Corn oil and cottonseed oil contain vltamin V. Cod liver oil contains none, Leafy green vegetables colls tain plenty. vltalnln E probably pros motes fertility in animals. 1t is url. known whether it hes any essential ftifnctino ln human nutgltlcnv though some physicians believe it may help to prevent nalscaFriAeel and it possibly helps to arrest oF benefit aFnyotEophic lateral sclerosis lsplnal cord degeneration with pe- ralysis) In young persons.
 Copyright io4i, John Y. Dtlle Co.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08
TURN VEREINS IN
 CYMNASTIC SHOW

Turn Verelns from nine cities in southern New England yesterday concluded their two-day annual fall get-together at Turn hall, North Main street. The program included work on the gym apparatus, volley ball, c social hour, and discussion and demonstration of the exercises to be included in the New England conference slated for next June.
 Saturday exhibitions of work on the high bar, side horse, parallel bars and the high jump were given, and volley ball and other games were played. Dinner was served, and dancing concluded the day.
 The following cities were repre- sented: Clinton, Lawrence, Spring field, Adams, Holyoke, and Fitch burg, Mass; Providence, R. r.: Man chester, N. F., and Meriden, Conn.
 Frederick Wiedorn was general
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08
BY MRS, GAYNoR MADDOX NEA GArvAea Staff WritNr

Books that tell how to get more bod value for your money, how to rave vitAmins and get better flavor, how to put health in your family menus and produce better-tastlng dishes ct the same time - these oeeks make yeNr-long Christmas gifts. Let's look at some Of the more Important new books on cooking, diet and nutrition ready for the Christmas stocking.
 HOW TO CARVE MEAT, GAME,
 AND POULTRY
 HY N. O. Cullen (Whlttlesey' $el This Illustrated guide to getting the best out of your meats by skill. full use of the carving knife Is by the carving expert of the National Live Stock and Meat Board. VIII help cut down waste and also make carving Q pleasure, Serious and thorough.
 THIS BUSINESS OF CARVING Ny Bill Rhode (NGaomillan; SSl A lively and practical guide to carving by c lively and popular epic cure. We'll illustrated and delight- fully written. Will turn an awkward husband into 0 nexpert carver.
 BOSTON COOKING SCHOOL
 COOK BOOK
 little, Brown: S2.50l
 Seventh edition of an old Amer lean favorite, revised up to date. Many new recipes, latest vitaniin information, and other modern in- formation for the average Amer. ican housewife.
 AMERICAS NUTRITION
 PRIMER
 By Eleanor Sense (BarrOws: $ll One of teh best guides to modern nutrition for the low income family. Many recipes and menus that even Q school child can understand. AL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08
} MODERN MENUS
Cook Books Rate a
 Place On Gift List

most Q necessity these days for any woman who wants to kep her family healthy despite rising food prices.
 THE LINDLAHR vHTAM1N
 COOK BOOK
 By Victor Nndl@hR Sl.9Sl
 A cleVeEly presented gide to get. ting the right vitaSninS Into your recelpeS. The kind of book we'll see more and more Of. Practical and packed with receipes,
 WE NEED VITANEIINS
 By Walter D. Eddy and c. c.
 Hawley (ReTnhOld' $l.SO)
 A guide to vitamins In the family marketing and cooking by two scientifically trained men. simple, with c chapter on each vitamin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08
We The Women
If Hubby Sees This, You May
 Receive The Christmas Gift You Have Really Been Hoping To Get
By Ruth Millett

Their wives oanat least they shoudnt-te them and 70 ts up husbands on what women hEe ana oo hOO IKE give them for ChrismaS
 ArS "Nse don't let tnH m1oFmaNon SO A .n s.- ana o,A oher Christmas and your rs~k snniversarv and and act on It. ~ ,,~~nn ovo .an,rnspt they're practical And so .Ao,"n tSSv au or nesrl uhand T love anything you SssS cn4 tor had consulted ss,r nS rothsr than that mpac- ca satin robe that eye because looko go tVa- nine-to
 ASK MoTHER-sHE KNOWS
 So here's positive that you know how herself be that extravaSantoa outside feminine help ASK MoTHER-sHE KNOWS
 Be sure wife her tastes and her secret ofnce that you tnnk feminine enough to everything along that Ane
 oet your advice knows a about your wife and dgne In fact should urge her to do some utng out shopping expedition she w have for in several stores look at them all, and take your choice
 For do the matter and you want wife In the eye and say ' thought yovd e
 that almost shOushS would match your eyes"
 Above all don't walk into department wearing the 'se something of who hasn't the snghtess what he wants except that CntaS present TOT ms We SOME THINGS NOT TO GET
 If you do some ambitious salesel sell gift that wvenkS just the thing for husband to give ms In that o'clock this Chhma EVeand will spite forewarnnghero are things not to let Q @leSgi, matter how pretty, wrap up for you:
 coed nnumeahe bottles miEroA comb brush etc,
 Black chiffon underwear
 fussy nessee hOugh tailored smartOokns hosscOa would probably be excellent ehoce9
 clock Too uiNaan for man giving Give 1t to you of bod In the morning
 handhag-nless whether wife Is wearing brown black accessories this year
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08
AMERICAS NUTRITION RnVARRR
The Life of the Party
Depends On tue Hostess!

No matter whether it's 6 holiday party. . bridal shower, c bridge luncheon, an, anniverSary dinner. or c childrens party-you can make 1t original and entertaining.
 To help keep your reputation as a popular hostess, our Washington Serv- ice Bureau has prepared e PARTY PACKET of three brooklets: Cll THE PARTY BOOK;" l2l THE BOOK OF GAMES:" (0 CHILDREN PARTIES"
 These booklets will give you dozens of Ideas for indoor and outdoor parties and games. favors. menus, decorations, invitations parties of every sort. Send for your PARTY PACKET. The cost. 26 cents ito cover production costs postage and handlingl will prove . wise investment in popularity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08

they ordered in quantities and told their friends.
 And she knew just what her out- lay vas. She figured each pothold- CT cost her i0c, 60 she sold it, quite profitably, ct 26c.
 If you don't crochet, you may choose ono of many other ways to earn ct home. Our 32-page books lot tells how to earn by sewing, knit. ting, cooking, typlng and by just be- ing useful. Explains the five rules of business success.
 Send iOc ln ooln for your copy of ''1l Ways To Earn Money At Home" to the Waterbury Democrat HomO Service, e3S Sixth Ave, New York, N Y. Re sure to write plainly your name, address, and the name Of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08

TantaiiSlng to want plano, s fur coat or now furniture, knowing you can't afford it--unless somehow you can earn the money ct home.
 But that's An AeRll Why notS Other women earn ct home h all sorts os ways, pleasant ways that take little Of their time.
 There's Mira J., who crochets potholders. Because she follows the rules os homo business success she manages to earn eieS Q year.
 First of all, her potholderg stand out. Instead Of tho usual equare shape. hers are shaped like teapots, cups and Baucersl
 Second, she was smart about get- ting her market. She gave several acquaintances each q unique gift potholder; they were SO enthusiastic
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08
HAS MANY CHARACTERS

Virginia Sale, sister of the late "Chic" Sale and featured In Para. ulOCnlvs '"&UEpeoo Boat" produced by William Pine and William Thomas, has played over $50 char acter roles in pictures during the past 10 years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08
TOOK A FANCY

Jean Phillips took such a fancy to an Arabian pipe while Harry Sher- man was producing outlaws of the Desert" a Hopalong Cassidy film for Paramount. that the outdoor producer gave the object to her as e gift. Jean was William Boyd's lead- ing lady in the adventure.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08
IT'S MAJOR FOSTER

When Jackie Cooper and other players In Paramount's Glamour Boy" refer to singing starlet Su- sanna Foster they will have to call her Major Foster from now on. The ROTC unit ct the Hoover High School in Glendale, Calif., recently bestowed the rank upon Susanna,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08
ToMoRRow's MENU

BREAKFAST: Stewed dried apricots mad prunes, crisy bacon, cornbread, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Tomato juice, mushroom olnlet, enric h e q French bread, fruit bowl, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Casserole of pork chops and apples, baked pota. toes, s-minute cabbage, ginger pears, sponge cake, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08

chairman of the weekend affair, assisted by Albert W. Hummell, Ed. ward oagain, William faylor, Er- nest Margraff, George Hoebel, Y. w. Wiedorn, jr, Robert Hoebei, William Mcdurk and Claus John son.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08
Na.@K
TRIO BUTTONING ON TWO.PIECE MODE
PATTERN Aos


 Fashion decrees the versatile Two Piece Mode-Clalre Tilden designs 1t with great success in Pattern 4e3, The blouse has Q clever strio but- toning" down the front - and c Peter Pan collar to give it that young, soft look. Tho tucks ct either side arc Boft-iooklng, too, and the optional half.belt creates Q slim effect aided by the darts that At the blouse in back. Long sleeves arc optional; also short or three. quarter length. The skirt has Q center panel front and back that gives the skirt just the right amount of gentle flare. Let tho Sewing Guide show you how to make thls pattern in 6 few hours-you might even plan ar extra blouse Of con- traSt fabric for greater varietyl Or make the collar and the cuffs of contrask fabric on Q short-sleeved version; you may add lace edging, too, # you like. This combination looks especially well on 6 printed frock. A dark silk or rayon crepe would make Q stunning afternoon frock that you can dress up with accessories. With that busy social calendar ahead, order your pattern NOWl
 Pattern 4o3 is cut in misses sizes i2, II, iG, i8 and 20. Sire 10, entire ensemble, requires 1 yards So-inch fabric.
 Send FIFTEEN GENTS (iBc) in coins for this pattern. WRITE CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send ordres to Waterbury Denlo- crat, Pattern Department, 70 Fifth Avenue, New York, ". Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08
HEALTHY ROUTINE
 FOR WOMEN

But for the normal woman, there are four basic steps to Q round. cd physlque:
 least nine hours Of sleep each night, Go to bed ct the same hour every night and get up at the same time every morning. This is important.
 (2) EXERCISE: This is neees- sary in order to be ready for Q good sound rest. Almost everyone delights in some recreational exers else which she leaves off in win- tor, or even in summer If she's very thin and languid, So take it up again, whether it's dancing, bowling, any outdoor sport, or just walking. Of course, moderation b essential here. But aS the soldiers toughened muscles show, most of Us need Q lot more exercise than we get ct daily work, and we benefit from exercise which is different from our routine activity.
 (S) EATING: Eat regularly. This will be very easy to do If you rise at c regular hour and eat break fast, instead of just coffee and fruit juice, Milk Is 6 particularly good breakfast food.
 60 CALORIEs: Eat more sclen- tifleally not just quantity, but calories. Leave light salads an d clear soups to your overweight friends. Get c cAlory chart and study 1t, and remember what would- be reducers find 1t SO hard to face: If you consume more calories per day than the body burns up in en- ergy, you're bound to store 1t up. Providing, of course, that you're healthy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08

TS there Q couple with 6 young \ baby on your Chrlstnnas llst9, Consider thIs brandsnew gAdget Nor making life interesting Co khd infant mosorist. In Nlls high eeatj she cala see through tho car wilis dow. The seat can he .conveEte1 into a hammock. and as home, it can serve ag a bed. The steel leEg fold up ln front with one sFaapl The fabric has 6 special finish that
 reslsts moisture, spots and Stains.l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08
TERAKTTE
Ho1v TO Keeb WlelI
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08
GlOrfiMg Yourself
h Aida uaN
MIA seryice staie Wrlter

Thousands of young boys who climbed into their uniforms as pretty scrawny striplngs are sur- prislng their families by turning up on Christnas leave, not thinner than ever In consequence of Q stiff military regimen, but Q lot huskier And there's Q cue to girls who want to gain weight.
 Of course, not every soldier fills out at camp. Nor will every wo- man who puts herself on 0 sehed- uie. Being underweight may be caused by some organic condition therefore, the very first thing the wise woman does when she eonsid- CTS herself very thin iS to consult her family doctor,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08

e. What can I use to brighten dulled silver braid9
 4. Use c solution Of cyanide Of potassium dissolved in water. Sponge and rub lightly over the braid, and, as soon as the silver becomes bright which should be almost instantly -spnoge off with warm water. Clean on inch or two ct a time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08
Of Interest To Women

Ave yOw . Momseheia problem @ lelvee Write year gme"slgn dress, enclose . thR0eseeme postage stamp mmd mmll Co The W0mWW'n Eals0E. WmahlnWtUn Service nuReau We The Waterbury DemOeRaes le1N aaeh @eF@ees WmmAamgk0mS D. O. s0g a personal reply. Don't teiephonel write as directed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08

c. My family includes three, adults and six growing children, and as our income Is very limited, I must eliminate oil waste of food. We are very fond Of ham. Can you sug- gost ways of preparing ham, in cd. dltion to plain boiling or baking, whereby l can use every bit without any waste9
 A, Trim of the Find and most Of the let. Save the fat to be used in place of bacon. Dice some Of tho cooked lean meat and serve with hard coked eggs In cream sauce, An. other tasty dish is diced ham eooks cd with dried lima beans. The beans are cooked until nearly soft, with cubes of sweet potatoes added. Diced ham is also appetiEing with string boans and carrots. Use the ham. bone to make old fashioned Navy Bean soup. The rind may be wFap- ped around a fork and used to grease the griddle for griddio cakes, Stale bread can be utilized by out- ting it into cubes, nioistoning them with egg and milk, and frying with cubes of the ham.