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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30

To speed the circulation of New England summer
 visitors throughout the six states, the Recreat1Onal Development Committee of the New England Council has compiled and published the New England Recrea tional Calendar-a timetable of nearly 1000 sporting and cultural events taking place over this region this summer New England resort hotels gas stations railroad depots and information bureaus being asked to post tonists with the varied scope of activities available for their enjoyment The events schedule is also being distributed to travel bureaus and leading newspapers throughout the country The calendar such tion activities antique snows exhibits aviation meets races dance festivals, dog shows fishing, educa tional conferences county fairs field trials flower and garden shows gol horseback trails rides horse racing and horse shows model airpane meets concerts rifle and revolver matches skee and trap shoots special events such as town cenennals summer theatrcals swimming meets tennis tournaments for juniors and senors track and field events yacht races and regattas-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30

John J. Mccarthy of Adams Street, may be down, but never out Confined to st. Marys Hospital for three long months the popular Sovill Company enploye is facing bright future and bs legion of friends and a$ sociates are roofing for speedy and happy recovery MT. and Mrs Herman Rooster, IT, of Wellesley, Mass, have decided to chrsen their daughter of June g. Mar garet Elizabeth. Paul Fournier former City Amateur Camp Wheeler Ga to assist in the administration of the camp. Bud" Martin, our display advertising mes nual vacation Dick Tracy, no relation to the comic strip character, will pinchhit for him here, Charles "Kingie" Brechbuhler, son of MT. and Mrs Charles Brechbuhler of Hotchkss Street. is getting along swell at the Children's Hospital in Newington where he re- gently underwent difficult operation. He sends his Brass City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
WTAAGIN TRAIN

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30

Janet Dunn of 40 Franklin Street, is undergoing observation at St. Marys Hospital. She's been very sick lady since last Tuesday Intestinal fortitude seems to be of her greatest assets. Mir and Mrs William Guisto are enjoying tour of the New Eng land States Before the ring ceremony she was Evelyn Solury Mr. and Mrs Clarence Rameikas, of North Riverside Street, sailed Saturday noon for Miami Beach, Fla. Bon voyage, folks! :. FIGHT FANS. The Tower will gladly publish your letter n you sign your names It's been the policy of this pillar tO publish anonymous letters. Your argument is sound and gets my endorsement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
LEGION COMMITTEE MEETING TONIGHT

A encouragement of the budget win he the matter up for consa0era~ ton at a meeting of American Legion convention, chaiEmen. to- night at 8 o'clock, at the Legion home on Holmes avenue,
 The dlfflculty encountered in tho preparation of the budget Is due t0 the organization failure Go get an expected grant of $2,S00 nom the state, The measure dropped out ot sight in the turmoil Of the laSs days legislative session,
 The only dependable remaining sources are . sum of $l.20O from the city, and a possible $l,S00 from promotion work, The completed budget will be presented to the state department executive commit tee at Meriaen tomorrow night
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
Saxonl,one

SaxOpE0ne . The sax0phOne isn't as old aS the fiddle but it's older than realize. As for instance it's just hundred years since Ad0lpe Sax invented the instrument Now a man named Eugene Sander has invented an instrument without pads. Tone booster rings will take the place of pads, and the man who > vented these never played the saxOphOne. Sax was Belgian born in Paris in 1S14 died in 1S94, Of inventor and maker of instruments, he also followed he trade.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
Hobby-minlieti

Hobby-minded i. The hobbies of the great revealed to the public in the July number of House &
 Garden with President ROosevelts interesting c0Elec tions of ship models naval prints and stamps occupy inw proninent section of the complete Handbook e4 Hobbies The Presidents hobbies are pretty wekmown and 90 are Henry Ford's through his Dearborn village If amk0ues But not the Alfred Lunts Swedish pog cegan stoves OF William F. CFosbys tiny electric rail- roads CT Dorothy Stickneys old music boxes Edward C. Robinson of the movies collects eanvassess Frank CrowulushleEd hunts African art; Richardson Wright saves sld diaries Maybe your hobby compares fa- yorahly with those who make the headlines.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
EASY AS 4. 3, c.

EASY AS 4, 2. c. Oh, come gather round We've arrived at another day, The sun is now setting On the good old ". P. A. Yts the spirit of the times, So iet Us all go Tn very very big way For the D. g. o. Beware of entangling initisIs, And did you say for wf1y7 Because if you don't watch out Ycu1l be caught by the F B. ! For brevity 1t is necessary To initial as you go, Full titles would confuse you But you'll not mistake c. l. o. Oh, come gather round, Letters usually number three, Q. P. M. is going full force, It's as easy as A. 3. C.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
WE'LL co TO PLACES 6DT NHAGTgaaE BngRO8TA&CE

OfMeaags w1a1 not say where these eaSeaSan9 epeasem0taaS w1ga be sa00red evesaeeaegy. but s1gsOt now the ned saese looks Babe the Dover e1tsSS 0r f@spA0sa on flaming night Regular aSs16neS give tsae place good leDtaflg alone because 1t is GooGby pilot and sgame fl a wing egsDs a steel eaoae Ma@a1sng from q balloon
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
Nr aARaE8 E. @EE NERY

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
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Evening star., 1941-05-25

For the other, stand erect with chin
lowered but resting on clinched fist.
Use your fist to force your head back.
but resist the movement with your
chin. When head is back, bring it
forward again, using your chin to re-
sist the upward thrust of the fist. Go
through these movements alternately
ten times.
These, then. are the things to be
done to restore or hold the firm line
of a neck AS for the skin-smoothness.
so essential for throat-loveliness, -
that calls for faithful nightly routine
of cleansing. spanking and softening.
Here. again, we have Miss Genet's
expert counsel.
First comes the cleansing. which
must be thorough. For this, use what
ever cleanser you usually depend upon.
but apply it with upward strokes. AL
ways rinse with icy water, if you use
soapy scrub; a freshening lotion. if
you cleanse with cream and tissues.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
DON'T TAKE IT ON The CHIN

and time, and keep that
throat profile young
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shoulder must pass two tests of
beauty: loveliness of line and
loveliness of flesh. Butt the older we
grow, the more difficult do gravity's
tug on the line and Times attacks on
the flesh make it for US to pass these
tests.
Yet, modern science puts into our
hands the weapons we need for
triumph over Nature One weapon is
battery of good teeth. This keeps the
arches of your mouth in the precise
relationship to your chin that Nature
planned when she designed your pro-
file. About this. the Dental Informa-
ton Bureau says: MANY chin loses
its grip on youth because teeth, which
wear down. disappear or drift are
not properly restored"
BY drifting" dentists mean a
gradual shifting of position of teeth
to fill gaps where some are missing.
These, and many other oral changes.
which come with the passing years.
cause what the dental profession calls
''lost vertical dimension" which tends
to exact its severest penalty of the
chin-line.
Luckily. no woman today needs to
mourn a lost vertical dimension" or
even a slight distortion of one. Prop
erly-htting dentures can, in many in
stances, eliminate a double chin and
raise sagging face and chin muscles.
Such restorations can take years off
the appearance of the average middle
aged woman. Improved materials
used nowadays for these restorations
give such life-like translucence and
texture that we are being almost wick
edly unfair to ourselves if we do not
make use of them.
The next two defense aids are pos
ture and exercise. Says a woman who
builds beauty into the throat's slender
Evening star., 1941-05-25

Next, comes exercise to build firm,
fluid muscles. Here are three, pre-
scribed by Miss Genet, to be taken
daily at any time when you can snatch
a bit of privacy for yourself. But
expect results from these five or six
weeks from now. not in a day or two.
The first is teeth-clinc hing exer-
else, not exactly lovely to watch, but
effective in it's results: Draw up the
corners of your mouth in broad grin,
clinch back teeth together. close lips,
and pull up muscles of the neck with
the gripped arches of your mouth. Re-
lax and repeat several times.
The next two are resistive exercises.
For the first, place the back of the left
hand against the right side of your
face. and force your head to move all
the way to the right shoulder against
stiff resistance from your hand. Then,
placing your right hand on the left
side of your face as brace. repeat the
movement to the left shoulder. Go
through the movements alternately
ten times.
Evening star., 1941-05-25

column, just as physical trainer
builds beauty into the stance and mus
cles Of the body: Beauty of neckline
depends upon the angle at which you
carry your neck and upon the strong
muscular brace that supportsi its flesh" D."
Our authority is Blanche Genet, a
competent salon director, whose train
ees in personality styling course in
clude many women past the first flush
of their youth.
A Simple Formula
+ IRSr, then, comes good posture. A
simple formula is to push up your
head, and hold it as if string, tied
to each ear, were stretched taut to the
ceiling or sky above you. Keep that
thought consciously in mind until you
automatically hold your head right -
whether you are walking, standing. or
sitting. 1t goes for occupational as we'll
as leisure sitting, since necks bent low
and chins pulled in over your work are
habits that ease the way for contour
slips"
Evening star., 1941-05-25
The FoNow.Up

s"O o"S"SH
ALWAYS have a generous wad OF
cotton soaking in bowl of ice cubes.
When you have finished cleansing the
throat. you are ready to squeeze the
iced cotton into a fiat, spatula-shaped
affair II your skin also needs tight
ener, have bottle of chilled astringent
ready and pour a few drops over the
cotton. In any case. brace the fiat
tened piece of cotton with your three
middle fingers. start slapping at the
base of your neck, and 60 slowly but
briskly up to the chin. Go all around
the column of your neck. skipping
only the windpipe. Finally, give the
cushioned areas of your chin sound
spanking and end by wiping off any
surplus moisture from your skin with
tissues, and applying your softening
cream.
Properly. this last should be a throat
cream, which usually is more richly
freighted with lubricating oils than a
face cream is. And the average neck
can take these richer emollients with
benefit. In applying your throat cream,
film it on with upward-going finger
tips. Then follow with little effieur-
age massage gentle but firm upward
strokes. Leave on film. if possible, to
work while you sleep.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Dear Almanack:

Dear AlmdnAch.
Pickles and more pickles every
where you go! tasted this pickle
the other day at tea. The ladies
were asking for the recipe, so /
thought I'd take 1t too. now may
be you might like II, too.
To 1 quart of cooked carrots
(cut in strips Ia inches length
wise) add: i cup white sugar,
2 cups vinegar, teaspoon cloves.
/ stick cinnamon, ~ teaspoons
salt.
Bring the sugar, vinegar, cloves,
salt and cinnamon to q boil and
boil FIVE minutes. Add the cooked
carrots and allow to simmer one
minute. Pour into sterile jars
and seal. This amount makes i
quart Of pickles, but If you wish
to make more the brine must be
increased according to the amount
Of carrots.
Mrs. H. Very,
K. Transcona, Man, Canada.
(Nice TO hear from a Manitoba AL
manacker. Mrs. Very. Your recipe
wins a prize.--Mary Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

in a large kettle or dishpan. Have
plenty Of hot water. Pour over
squash. Let stand in water ten
or fifteen minutes and then you
can cut squash in quarters. Slice
in strips and peel rind off as easy
as peeling apples. Cut in chunks
and cook till dry. Mash and dress
with butter, salt and pepper
(serve hot). You can cut squash
In s pieces. Put in oven, bake ten
or fifteen minutes. Remove from
oven, slice in strips and they will
peel easy. To bake squash pie
use your favorite pumpkin pie
recipe.
Mrs. b. II. Spence,
Oil City, Pa.
MRS. Spence. this is a handy tip
on squash. Many thanks. Mary Lee
Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

picking spices and place in
water. Roast in oven $50 degrees
for an hour. or longer II ducks
are older ones, adding more water
II necessary. Then remove the
bag Of spices and onions, mix
into a pint of sweet or sour
cream, 2 tablespoons sugar, 3
tablespoons sour vinegar or juice
of a large lemon. Remove ducks
from rooster and add cream mix
ture to water in rooster. Boil
over quick fire until thickened,
adding more water If necessary.
Return ducks to rooster. A few
slices of bacon, diced. can be
added and place in low oven 900
degrees) for fifteen or twenty
minutes.
I'm sure this recipe has never
been in print before and can be
used as we'll for market ducks or
pheasants, except the soaking in
salt water.