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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12

department, you might obtain the information by writing the health department of the city where you then lived. Only effective irnmuniS- ing treatment generally advisable A CD immunixing against diphtheria, which every child should receive be- fore the age of three years: t2) iin- munising against typhoid, paraty. phoid etc., and tN immunizina against smallpox, by vaccination.
 Eczema
 Have you got eczema remedy9 ' sure am crazy with 1t. tR, R. e) Answer-Send e stamped envelope bearing your address, and ask for monograph on Eczema"
 Corn and Callus
 Please give me the recipe for your corn and callus remedy. tJ, D. Answer - Paint corn or callus once daily with solution of thirty grains of salicylio acid in one.tali ounce of flexible collodion. In [ week or ten days corn or eallus wlA soften and may be wiped away. Uns less pressure and friction arc avoid' cd the corn or cAllus will return,
 LlvOrs I am anxious to learn the food value of calf, beef, pig, sheep liver. an dthe number of units DOT ounce Of tn different kinds of liver, vita. min units, minerals, etc.
 (Miss N. O. Answer-Liver contains consider. able vitamin D complex and vita. min A. It yields Bb0 caiories DOT pound. Calf or beef liver is prob. ably tho best in oil respects. can. not ell you how many units of vita. inins per ounce--thiS varies greatly.
 No Shipping
 Son, i4 months old has . string Of flesh running from upper lips to gums between front upper teeth. Friends say this must be shipped out or else tho second teeth will Do too far apart, (Mrs. g. M.) Answer It is probably normal. However, don't worry about what your friends think--ask your phy- slslan or dentist about it.
 Protected by John P. Diile Col
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
Mst..N B
PATTERN 382 PEASANT MODE FOR DAY OR EVENING

Be "prettiest-glrl -the-room" in this bewitching new Claire Tilden frockl Pattern 382 is in the pleas ant peasant style that's currently 70 popular. As you can sec, there are two skirt lengths--mEKe both ver- sions and capture his heart by sun- light AND starlight. A smart fea- ture is the wide inset girdle that's gracefully shaped In front and that makes your waist look as 1.-the as Q sapling. Notice how stunning the girdle is in brave, bold contrast, with stitched-on lacingsl The puffed sleeves are neatly piped mad are brief enough 10 show of tanned young arms. You'll love the very full, bloused lines of the bodice, gathered above the waist and just below the high round neckline. For the evening dress, you might prefer the more feminine, lower neck that's cliarmingly sweetheart shaped in front Tho skirts of both versions have swirling, gathered fullness Have the bodice in sheer, sheer white batiste, voile or organdy, and let the skirt be of vivid tropical flower print--so gayl
 Pattern 382 is cut in misses sizes i2, i4, IS, l8 and 20.jSize i6, street dress bodice. requires i% yards S6 inch fabric; skirt, 3ik yards cori- trast and girdle, h yard contrast.
 Send FIFTEEN GENTS u5c) in coins tor this pattern. WRITE CLEARLY SIZE, NAME ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER,
 Send orders to Waterbury Demo- eFat. Pattern Department, 70 Fifth Avenue. New York, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
Of Interest
 To Women

Have you . heuAashold peobleIm te selve3 Wrlte your Vuestion clearly. ssgn your name and M4s dress, enclose . three .ceme pssatA9e stamp and mall to The WemaT'a Editor, Washington Service Hus reau, Tho Democrat, lel9 iSth Street, Washington. D. C.. Cor Q personal reply.
 c. Why are whole grained cereals and breads more valuable than TO. fined grains9
 A. Because they contain morO vitamins, minerals and roughage.
 c. How can grass stain be TO. moved9
 A. Wash with naptha soap and hot water; then apply ammonia and cold water immediately.
 c. How can wax be removed from wood floors9
 A. The coating of wax and dirt may be removed completely by rub- hing first with co steel wool, dipped in gasoline or turpentine, and then with c soft cloth. After the floor Is cleaned 1t may be refinlshed. Ix worn places in the floor arc dark, they may be bleached by spreading over them Q solution made by dis solving 6 teaspoon of oxalic acid tpoison. in 6 coup of hot water. Leb 1t stand overnight: then rinse with clear water, and let dry. Keep gaso- line away from an open flame.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
Q MODERN MENUS
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Service Staff Writer

Fish twice q wcek-that's tho new defense slogan for American house. wives who keep their food costs low, All over the country WomenB groups are urging their local fish dealers to make Tuesday . bar- gain fish day as well HS Friday, William Fellows Morgan, Jr" Commissioner Of Markets in New York City, started tho Tuesday Bargain Fish Day, He reports marked success,
 Here are Q few rules for Stlc- ceSBful fish cookery;
 TO BABE FISH--WII0LE AND
 STUFFED
 Head and tall may Do left on, Wash, rub9 with salt Inside md out. Stuff with Savory bread crumb stuffing, md sew tho open ing, Brush with melted butter, or place strips Of bacon or salt pork on top. Place on Q grcaScd Bhal- low pan or oven-proof platter Bake in moderate oven (3b0 de- greeS F.) until browned, baSting occasionally with drippingS. A fish weighing pounds will take 3b.40 minutes and 6-pound fish, 90 to co minutes.
 TO BAKE PELLETS
 Two filletS may Do put together with well seasoned Stuffing Keep in place with Bkewers or toothpicks, brush with butter and bake in Q moderate oven (360 dc-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
BY MARIAN YOUNG NEA Service Stan Correspondent


 New York--Most arresting of the current crop of fashion shows arc posed against backgrounds typical of places where the clothes featur- cd actually will be worn,
 Fashions to wear on the beach arc pAraded beside swimming pools and beach clubs. Slim, sophisticated luncheon and cock. tall dresses are shown during luncheon and cocktail hours in restaurants where smart women gather,
 At result - and q satisfying result 1t is--the potential custom CT doesn't have to sigh, "YoS, that swim suit is pretty In this soft light. But how would it look in sunlight on the beach9"
 All within the past few weeks New Workers have been shown clothes for the races on models parading up and dwon the ramp of the special fashion terrace at Belmont Racing Park; luncheon ensembles for hot days during lunch hours at hotels and res- taurants; beach clothes right Ut nearby beach clubs,
 Extremely handsome were the beach fashions shown at tho Huntington, Long Island, Crescent Club . couple of days Ngo.
 A brief sunSuit of white gahar. dine, shown above, worn by CBS actress Virginia DwNar, practically stopped the show. Pockets Of lhe shorts and the bra top arc appl. qued with green leaves.
 Chie spectators members of tho Huntington Crescent Club and their guests-applaudod also the bathing suits at the right. The striped creation comes In emerald green and white. The flowered model iS of white silk jersey with tho South Seq Islands design In brilliant eolorS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12

Va tAN
 mand that you toll the folks next door ail about your prl. vate affairs, or encourage them to talk about theirs. Y 0 Il r dAhllas are . lot safer topic of c o nv CT sation tl.An the fight you had Witil your husband last night,
 If you have . dog an0 small
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
 FOrMAldehydc

I work In q wallpaper plant. A spray of formaldehyde k used to coat tho paper and make it water proof, Working under the spray I have to breathe some of it. Please advise whether this is harmful to health, (S, w, M
 Answer-The vapor of formalde- hyde Itself is very irritating to eyes, nose and respiratory passages, but not poisonous. Commercial formal- dehyde sometimes contains consider able wood alcohol and inhaling wood alcohol vapor Is dangerous, may cause blindness.
 Stage Fright
 I used your remedy for stage fright with great success--two grains three times daily for about week before my recital and I was as cool and comfortable as one could wish. But I And . wide difference In the quiniue sold by different stores --one was round and pink pills, another white oval rills and q third choco- late coated tablets. GA. c. L.)
 Answer - Makes no difference whether red, white or brown, tablet or capsule, 1t is all the same quinine, To prevent stage fright or oxam- ination Jitters. suggest taking one grain of quinlne sulfate three times daily tbefore or after foodD for two weeks before the ordeal.
 Immunity
 Six years ago my son was given Q "Shos" by 6 health doctor and the doctor told me it immunized the boy against mumps for life. School nurse here says no such immunity "shot' Is known. tMrs. 0. L,)
 Answer--No such ammuniSation is known. Perhaps you misunderstood what the doctor told you. If he il or was a representative of the health
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
Start Your Own Good Neighbor
 Policy At Home
DY RUTH MTE.z.ETT

So, you'd like to establish your own good neighbor policy.
 Well, you can keep on friendly relations with your neighbofs II you1l just stick to the following rules; .. .
 Don't ret too chummy with any oS theYn, Nelghborlines doesn't do.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
VALUABLE LESSON

Lew Ayres' ambition. from child hood days, was to be c great actor He had heard that 6 great actoi must sec and know life, so. when he was stlll . boy he organized hil own band and went on tour. Lev feels that this was the most valuable experience of his life, for lt taught him how to take AA."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
Housewives Unite to Urge
 Extra Fish Day Weekly
grcos VI for 30-3b minutes, bast.

gfeeB F) for 30-3b minutes, baBts ing frequently.
 TO BAKE FISH WITH SAUCE
 A Ash may Do split or fllloteel and covered with any suitable sauce, topped with buttered bread crumbs and baked In c moderate oven (32B 1850 degrees F) for about half on hour. FilleS may Do poaehed and heated in Q sauce in tho oven.
 TO BR0IL FISH
 Use filletS or split fish, cut In portions # desired. Place fish on oiled rack twith skin side down If flllotS are not used). Season with salt and pepper and brush with melted butter or other fat Broll under Q moderate flame lin- til lightly Drowned and cooked through. Lift carefully onto hot platter. A thick piece Of fish may be broiled until lightly Drowned and then removed 10 moderate oven, to bake until done.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
WOMAN,S REALM
GIOriting Yourself
py Anela Hart
NEA Service stan Writer

NEA Service Stan Wrster
 For the average woman, one ot Afa,a most dlseourMging moments ts ne day her mirror reflects not only few gray hairs but . couple oL finN lines Ae the cofnefs ok ner SyeA and the bed news that the lower half of her face has sAgged Q little'
 If she'e smart, however, che re. S,,eea to allow the discouraged frame of mind to finger. She de- oldea Mk once what's Co Dc done ahout her hair. if k ls to he dyed, the iob ought to he done At once. if not. then it must Do washed Oftener Mne groomed more carefully than evor hesore. Brown hair which looks dusty and oily is bod en0usn' But hroNn.andsgfey hAE wnlcn looks dusty and oily x ten tunes worse.
 MAYBE a
 NEW C0IFFUhE
 Maybe . new coifiure is indicated, one thing is certain, anyway 2 lonw bob is out Hair streaked witn Grny can he very chic, But never H IA danRles about the neck and shouldeFs, The only gray-hAirsd per. son who should try to get away with n lonp bob at all Is Q girl under Su, whoee hair was coal black In the beginning. , ...,,ns the eyes, more rest tS necessary. Ano nothing disturhs the firm conCouE of the lower part Of the fAce more quickly than lack of adequate sleep, Along with deciding what Is to ne dono about her hair, our smart woInan resolves to sleep At least ci9ht hours out of every twenty four, When Q late party prevents her from keeping this resolution one dav. she nromises herSeK to try 70 tMke M nap the next day or 70 go 10 bed earlier the following night' SHE SEES
 AN OCULtsT
 Tn addition, she sees an oeulist, It may be that eye strain father than lack of sleep Is causing Me | lncH Af0Wn0 IlSE vyV0' AA pSs"aN she has Q complete physical ex' Animation, She realizes that . heNithy woman looks younger thar ono who is aenemic or whose blooo pressure is slightly on tho low side or who otherwise needs medical aV- tention. T., .,
 Most importantly, however, IS het resolution not to fight, mentally nRNinst growing older or, worse yet to become resigned to it in on "1. give.up; what's-the-use" sort o' way. san.., boSt to keep from looking older thar sho really Is, and to make the mos' of her best features, In every way Shc simply goes on being herseR, hel heat natural self--too intelligent V Imagine that she can keep. Iron growing older and from locking " too intelligent to think that "What's.t .the-use" attitude ever go anybody anywhere.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
Caroline Chatfield
The Healing Earth
SQs Toddr
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The Healing Earth
 Yow did you business Of raising nowers2 we asked nentlemnn who bed o tiny plants nAts iong sn" several tho hrm had aWeyS o decided to sec before made plans to pun up Ake a move my family told had bad heart hgh blood pressure other ailments which would sne me TOT rest of my days
 "veI Sald little farm on she edge of town think put take N easy'
 a'Who s going look after the farm" he askcd
 ao, he said emphacay sort of strenuous
 That was missed days work on the pce improved O pOughed spaded raked hod a the other chores on e place I'm weh man. walking example healing that's In the earth when you get down to M"
 week later wo going lovely garden that was riot Of cooru seldom bigger variety or shrb bulp Flowers spring up III every climbing fences spawnE over paths peep from hedges The fairly filtered with heavy heaacd peoe . sald "You must have good replied the soft voiced of some sixty years m gardener flowers and I've worked my way back O health told had bad heart and Of
 resting terribly depressed for few days and then said to rather wh flowers than more years In bed got and went to work.
 very quietly but gradually strength came back all cut tho grass and trim felt better n life and wouldn't nave blood pressure anything the world It's up I'm bissfuly ignorant Of and couldn't feel any better knew was normal
 tell you these people something In their good earth M the dirt won't bring down but relaxation will Maybe garden tools won't mako skipping bloom sedativc And the pleasure walking close clipped and fragrant will make the heart crippled heart
 CAROLINE CHATFiELD .SS%s M s reader" @ % % Ss ss:.:s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
ToMoRRoW's MENU

BREAISFAST: Cantaloupe, whole wheat toast, bacon, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Baked beans, bran and raisin mullins, prunes and sliced bananas, ten, milk,
 DINNER: Baked fish fillets with sauce, parsley potatoes, green beans, stewed fruit, spiced cup cakes, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12

matter Co finoEse against NorthS remaining club stopper to gather the rest of the tricks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
HO1v To Keeb WelI
D DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.n.

letter: pertaining health "S rSsSs not stamped envelope enclosed Letters :nHa n Hsss oNy answered M h oumM NJ reply SHN made
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12

took his only chance to make tho club suit by leading low from dunn. my to his eight. He saw that II South held the queen blank, tho club suit could never be made.
 Fortunately, North hdd the rest of the clubs. ft was then an easy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12

Handsome croceted guest blanket 60 blue wool together with four 2 stripes palest pink stitch design worked striped section luxurious addition any guest room and you can make for yourself easily and quickly
 To obtain crochet Instructions needed illustrations Of stitches and stitch design chart for th unusual bianko atern Mo- ol07 send 0c cn address and tho aei number to Anne Cabot The Waterbury Democrat New YorkC
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
HOW TO
 WIN FRIENDS

Keep your lawn moved, and, # possible, your house painted - as one rundown place detracts from all tho others h the block.
 Don't make Q habit of borrow. ing, and. when you do borrow something, be sure to return 1t promptly.
 Close the windows before you have Q verbal--or otherwise battle with your husband.
 Don't gossip about one neighbor to another.
 Following those rules ought to make you loved on any block --- whether the houses are large or small.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12
CONSKDE DERATION FOR NEEGMBORS

If you have the kind of friends who drive up and honk for you in- stead of getting out of their cars and coming up to the front door, gently break them of the habit, or And some friends who are moro considerate.
 Don't lot your curiosity about your neighbors' comings and go- ingS bring you to the window to watch them out of sight. They'll resent your interest in their bust. ness.
 Go out in the yard once In q while when you have your radio turned on and see how far 1t care ries. Don't ever mako the neigh. bors, sitting In their houses, listen to your choice of programs.
 Don't go out In your front Cor back) yard looking like c scarecrow especially when the neighbors have guests sitting on their front porches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12

WE, THE WOMEN.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-12

children, try to keep tho dog at home, and at least teach the chil- dren not to enter other houses without being asked In.
 If you have . i0.year-old daugh- tor who is . local glamor girl, see that her young friends don't wake up the neighborhood when they stop by after Q party.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29
Assailant
Of Senator
Held In Jail

Trenton, Sept. 29.-(AP)-Sheri1'
John w. Creagh of Jones county
said today that no bond had been set
as yet for Charles Williamson, form
er secretary of the Eastern Norlh
Car lima Chamber of Commerce, VINO
is charged with shooting State Seha-
tor John ID. Larkins, Jr., Of Trenton.
Williamson still is beig held IN
the Jones county jail here. Creagh
said on charges of assault with intent
to Kill and carrying a concealed
weapon.
Larkins, recovering from a bullet
wound of the hip suffered Saturday
nleht, was resting comfnrtably at ms
home here. Sheriff Creagh sand Will
hanson probably would not nave a
hearing "until the extent OF Mr.. Lar
kins' injuries are determined
williamson still 5 being held IN
and is a former New Bern reSloen''
allegedly came here from klns'on
Saturday night. The shooting O
place in an automobile in front OF the
Larkins home.
LarkinS, former president pro TEN
Of the State senate, is president OF 'he
Eastern North Carolina Chamber o.
Commerce.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29
Three-P0Wer
Farley Opens
In M0sc0W

Moscow, sept. 29.-(APo-Thc
thrcC-poWcr conference which is
to formulate a program tor
United States and British aid
to the Soviet tnion in the war on
German opened today with Rus
sian Foreign Minister Molotov
presiding.
The full. American ana British
delegations, headed by ". Aver
ell Hartman and LORD Beaver
brock, present. thP chiefs
Of the missions had conferred
with Josef Stain more tIIan three
hours at the krcmlin last night.
The Soviet press displayed
cOmmuniqueS announcing ar
rival of the fail missions and
Stains reception and gave prom
incnt place to photographs of
Vie CommiSSar OF Foreign Affairs
Nndrei y. Ni~h'n~hy ard Con
stan'in Ouman~kV ambassador
10 the United STATES, W"icorn-
ing IL" delegations It an airport.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29
u AND NOVA
WEIGH FOR BOUT

New York, Sept. 29.-(AP)-
Only A quarter pound separated
Champion Joe Louis and Chal-
lenecr Lou Nova when they
weighed in today for their 10
round title fight at the Polo
Grounds at TO O'Clock tonight.
Louis tipped the scales at
pOo II and Nova at 2O2 IL.
More than LOCO persons gath
cred at Madison Square jar
den fer the weighing / cere-
monte, and extra police had to
be summoned to keep order.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29
Canada Cool
TowardDuke
Stewart Says Cores
pondents in Washing
ton Reflect Feeling of
Canadians.
BY CHARLES T.. STEWART
Central Press ColumniSt

Washington, Sept. 29.-lt's rather
odd that the Canadian contingent IN
Washington turned a pretty cold
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29

fC0ntinuod on PAGE Fivea
Evening star., 1941-11-28
Hoyas, in Cincinnati,
10 Take Tuning-up "
For Xavier Game
Foe, Beaten Only Once,
Held Extremely Tough;
10000 to See Tilt
By s. Staff Correspondent of The Star.

By staff Correspondent OF Inc star
CINCINNATI. Ohio, Nov. 28.-
Georgetown's football squad, 80
strong, arrived here early this
morning to put the finishing touches
to its preparations for tomorrow's
finale against Xavier's once-beaten
eleven.
The Hoyas went Immediately to
their quarters at the Aims Hotel
where Hilltop alumni are concen-
trating for the week end festivities
and later this afternoon were to
have a dress rehearsal on the Mus
keteers' field.
Coach Jack Hagerty looked
askance at doughty Xavier, which
hopes to end the best season in
its history and a centennial cele-
bration with a victory over the
Hoyas, but it was just another game
to his men. There will be only
one change in the starting lineup,
AL Lujack replacing Art Lemke at
right end. Lemke and Tom Ponsalle
still are nursing bad ankles but will
be able to play.
This is the biggest game of the
season in Cincinnati and a SELL
out crowd of 10000 is expected to
see it.
Xavier will have its full squad
ready, including its star back, Chet
Mutryn, and q hard, close game is
anticipated.
Evening star., 1941-11-28

l3. and F. and M. nosed out Ursinus,
14-13, leaving all except Ursinus tied
for the title.
Army-Navy Heads Slate.
Tomorrow's headliner is that an
nual classic at Philadelphia between
talented Navy team that will be
playing its last game for Coach
"Swede" Larson and scrappy Army
eleven that will be completing its
first season under Coach Earl Blaik.
The outcome of that tussle won't
have any bearing on the bowl Sit
uation, but the results on other
fronts may. Fordham which looked
like a cinch for a New Year Day
engagement until the Pitt haymaker
gave the Rams their one black eye,
will make a last effort to attract
attention in a tilt with New York U.
The Southeastern Conference
Title will be at stake in struggle
between Mississippi and Mississippi
State, with both looking forward to
a holiday trip. Vanderbilt, another
once-beaten club that would like to
adorn a bowl, takes on Tennessee.
Tulane and Louisiana State collide
in a. game between the two teams
that have blown hot and cold.
Big Battle in Georgia.
Georgia seeks to sharpen its
bowling chances against Georgia
Tech. Clemson tackles Auburn,
Citadel meets Sewanee and Virginia
Tech faces Richmond.
On the Pacific Coast, the search
continues for a conference champ
and Western representative in the