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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-18
FOR EVERY ONE TAKIN6lT CALMLY, THREE GROUSE LONG AND LOUD
BY JEAN LIGHTFOOT NEA Service Staff Correspondent

NEA Service Staff Correspondent
 Goodbye dear, I'll be back year, army
 Camp Forrest, Tenn, Aug. 18- luke boxes and radios from Fort Myer to Camp Me Quaide from Custer Claiborne from Albuquerque to dantown Gap and MacArthur to Mitchell Field have been swinging the optimistic lyrics and their corny unlovey - sic for months "Boogie Wooge Bugle Boy and I've Been DraftedNow I'm Draoftng You" also give the soldiers run for their nckeodeon nickesbut T be back in year. was the favorite.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-18

was characterized by certain pe- culiarities which could all be sum- med up in one phrase he was queer" "Silas Hubbell, a man visionary in his schemes. He once built a grist mill on the brook southerly of the house of MT. StOddard. It did not suit him and he built another to go by horse power"
 Evidence of the restlesSneSs of Yankees is recorded by reference to frequent movements of famil- lies to Vermont, Ohio, and New , York State. Ayers Futile manu- factured potash here and later moved to Vermont. The stick-in- the-muds are noted in history with phrases such as Few of the name have ever emigrated and nearly all who are living still re- main here."
 Thrift is quality much ad- mired by the historians of South Britain. Deacon Mitchell was a man full of energy, life and ac- tivity, a true specimen of human nature without disguise, charac- teristics which may apply in some measure to his descendants. They are temperate, zealous and careful i'm the accumulation of property"
 
 The early settlers had real prob lems, too. Courts were then very active, just as they are today. Colonel Allen was an austere man and tyrannical in his deport- ment and fond of litigation .. He was the owner of slaves and he finally died a town paupe-."
 Lumbermen and lovers of the amber beverage sometimes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-18
AEasuUers To
 Test Questions

Below are the answers to test questions printed on page 6.
 1. Wellington. 2. Baseball.
 3. January I, S0el. {. Ananias.
 5. Brass.
 6. Jupiter. 2. Titanic. 8. Three cents an ounce or fraction of an ounce. 9. Former Governor Alfred E. Smith. 10. Kaiser William lE Ok Germany.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-18

Lumbermen and lovers of the amber beverage sometimes
 known as felt boot cider never had to leave the parish. Their work could be handled right here
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-18

Bread is being ratlonsd In North Manchurla.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-08
p RU O L
Fruit Juice Laxative
GUARANTEED to
Relieve Constipation

prvnoi contains fresh prune
Juice. 1t is a scientifically homog-
enized emulsion of prune juice and
mineral oil fortified with phenol-
'%phthalein. Does the three things
Necessary to relieve constipation.
Softens waste matter. lubricates
intestinal canal, gently stimulates
intestinal muscles whose action is
so important to effective bowel
movements. Pvunol also helps re.
store normal muscular strength.
no s.ipirs Or irritation from P'unoi.
Prvnol provides relief or your
money is refunded. For children,
expectant mothers and elderly
people.
Prunol comes in two sizes. zoe
or $l.0O. Sold and guaranteed by
Drug store. henderson, \.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Poison Bait
Also Fatal
To Ants
By AMATEUR GARDENER

BESIDES THE poison gas
method 10 control ants there is
enc called poison hait2Thls is
slower in action but it allows
the ants 10 carry the poison into
the nest 10 the queen ant and
her Young.
Dissolve about one pound OF
sugar in one pint of water and
arid 10 grains Of tartaric acid.
using the Crystals. an d
about Il grains Of. benzoate Of
soda and then boil for 30
minutes. Then take 26 grains Of
sodium arsenite and dissolve IT
in hot water and let II cool. Add
about two and one-half ounces
Of strained honey and mix thor
oughly. Mix these two solutions.
Then take small pieces Of
cotton or sponge or paper
wadded together and saturate
them with tho poison bait These
can no spread around on the
ground where the ants are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
A Double-Duty Pattern
sUNTAN FRoCK

WHAT A CLEVER 'idea-this
young Anne Adams design that
can be used for two different
purposeSl One version of Pat
tern 4773 makes a Suntan frock;
the other a pretty afternoon
dress.
The two styles are identical.
with just the yoke and sleeves
omitted and the back cut low
fer the sports version. Those
flowing princess lines show off a
1.-the, youthful figure. fit COM
fortably. and are quick TO cut
and stitch.
Pattern 4773 is available in
junior miss sizes II. y. -. Ia.
Is, l6 and II. Size l3 takes
Ga yards 35-inch fabric.
Send fifteen cents Q5c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size, name,
address and style number.
This Summer. plan To have a
complete, attractive wardrobe
with the Anne Adams Pattern
Book for Nour- sewing guide All
the smart. original designs in
this book are promptly available
in simple accurate patterns. Or
der a book today il costs just
fifteen cents, Pattern. fifteen
cents. Book and pattern to-
gether. twenty-five cents.
Address your order 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1928 Times Square. De-
trolt. Mich. Owing 10 customs
regulations, orders for patterns
10 Canadian destinations can
not be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
One Method

one method Of using the cool
ing compress is 10 remove the
massage cream. then apply a
thin film OF drS.-SIkIn lotion and
cover the whole face with Gauze.
For extra cooling "a small iced
metal roller is Stroked over the
gauze until the skin is thor
oughly chilled.
Use only mild asuingcn'S
when the skin lacks natural oil
The creamy lotions make a good
finish and viii leave a light film
for the makeup base.
The point 10 remember in re-
storing the smooth texture is 10
apply fabrication every day and
have good facialS as long az nee
eSSary You cant rub the cream
through the pores but YOU can
keep them eft-aHd- sH4aetha with
surface application, il you use
a rich cream.
There are some special ones
for dry skin You need a gen
erouS amount of cream for good
fabrication.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Gre ans. Packs
Keep Skin
Refined
By DONNA GRACE

PUTTING ON cream and do
ing regular nightly massage may
be all most women need 10 keep
the complexion at its best but
even the cleverest should make
a point of going TO the salon
from time TO time.
Operators of the better class
are so highly trained they are
ready 10 advise one on changes
OF treatment and possibly the
need of more fabrication. For
instance, those who are subject
10 colds or have any digestive
disturbance may be sure this
malady. however slight, Will
b. leave Is mark the skin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Caramel Icinq

FOR THAT next birthday
cake, try Lucille Balls faVorite
recipe for caramel icing:
2 cups light brown sugar
! cup cream
J. cup butter
Mix sugar and cream together,
blend in the butter, then place
mixture on stove mot too hot a
-tirel Stir constantly until mix
ture forms a soft ball in cold
water. Remove from fire and
beat until creamy Spread on
cake Immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Quick Dessert

SHORTCAKE Is A grand last
minute dessert. When you're
making hot biscuits. pop a few
extras into the oven. Then mix
together a cup of cooked prunes.
chopped, and a cup of crushed
pineapple and juice, sweetened
with a half cup Of sugar Sea-
son with bit of salt and ginger
and thicken with a tablespoon
of cornStarCh. Serve warm atop
hot buttcTcd biscuits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Brides Table

Often there is a brides table,
AT which are seated the bride.
bridegroom. and the members of
the wedding party. The bride
sits at the right of the bride
groom. the best man at the right
Of the bride: the maid or matron
of honor at the left of the BRIDE
groom. The bridesmaids and
uShers are seated alternately.
There are certain definite con-
ventions 10 be observed in the
seating arrangements of the par
ents' table. The brides mother,
as hostess. sits AZ the head Of
the table, and the bridegrooms' s
father, who is the male guest Of
honor al the wedding, sits AT her
right: al her left is the offici-
ating clergyman
Opposite the bride mother is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
First Step

The average cold or fla viii
leave the skin dry. This is not
serious when one is young but
mature skin needs immediate
attention and plenty of lubrica-
ton. The drYness must he re-
moved as it will not absorb the
oil or cream.
Packs and good rich creams
Will remove the surface dryneSS
and restore the original smooth
ness. This IS never a drastic
operation AZ the outer, chiffon
like layer is 50 very fine it fluifs
off imperceptibly.
When dryneSS is the trouble
don't continue with the home
treatments you are using hut
make an appointment a. good
salon and you will be thrilled al
the improvement one profess
Sional treatment will make.
They have so many nice
creams and lotions at hand and
these thorough faciaiS often m
clude the hot oil packs. This is
usually a generous application
Of a hot oil refined oil or melted
cream which may be left on for
a few moments.
When this is removed there is
another light massage followed
by a refreshing cold compress.
r or the extremely dry SKIN
even this cold compress is iu-
brlCatIng.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Other Guests

At this table may be close
relatives Of both families, eSpe-
cially intimate friends and dis
tinguished guests. They are
seated with careful regard and
compliment 10 their relationship
TO the families, age, and all
other important distinctions.
At a small wedding the plan
may be TO have only one table.
In this case, the bride and
bridegroom and their attendants
usually SIT al one end of the
table, and the parents and rela-
tiveS sit at the other end.
Cop, rght. 1911. King Features synd Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

the brides father the host, with
the bridegroomS mother tthe
woman guest of honor al his
right, and the next ranking
woman guests Cthe clergyman's
wife, if She is present. at his
left.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
SHOWERS for
The Bride

SPRING SHOWERS bring
blooming flowers, and the kind
Of showers we're talking about
today bring about gladness 70
the bride-to-be, for they fiji the
hope chest 10 OVERLOOKING with
useful and amusing gifts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

BEFORE, BEATING eggs,
rinse the beaten in cold water
and there Will be no waste from
the eggs sticking 10 the beatcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Fathers, Mothers

Often the brides father. the
host, stands next 10 the brides
mother; he may If he prefers,
circulate am ong the guests.
Next usually. is the bride
groom'S father: then the bride
greom'S m I her; then the
bridegroom; AZ his right. the
bride; al her right, the maid or
matron of honor: and AT her
right, the bridesmaids.
As the guests arrive. they are
greeted first by the brides
mother. They then pass down
the line. shaking hands with
each member of the receiving
line, saying a few words of
greeting.
They congratulate the bride
groom and offer their best
wishes 10 the bride. They do
not congratulate the bride.
When all the guests have been
received, the bride and bride
groom and their parents take
their places at table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Etiquette Tips Concerning
Wedding Reception
BY MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN
Authority on Good Manners

THE TYPE and size of the
wedding reception depend on the
wishes and finances of the
brides family. II may be an in
form al gathering Of only the
families, or the families and
relatives and a few close friends
AT the brides home, with the
serving of the simplest refresh
ments.
II may be a catered wedding
breakfast or reception held at
the brides home or in the ball
room OF a hotel or assembly
room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Sunny Day Best

Tho best time to do this is on
warm. SuHny DAYS when the
ants are the busiest. There Is
some danger IN using this
method IN that birds may pick
up the bait and carry II 10 their
young. but even this can be
overcome by placing the bait in
tin cans which have been
punched full of holes with n nail.
II won't he necessary 10 make
the little pieces Of cotton or
wadded paper for this method
hut Just place a small amount
Of syrup in the can which must
he covered To keep out the birds
and other pets. Put small
amount Of cotton or sponge in
the bottom Of the can which will
keep the ants from drowning in
the syrup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Poison Goes 10 Nest

This poison won't kill the ants
Immediately, but they will crawl
into the can through the holes
and out again carrying the
poison bait into their nest where
il will do the most good
Coal oil or kerosene will some
times be- effective if il is poured
in tho ant hills. first making 2
hole with a stake. Don't spill
tho Kerosene on the grass as it
viii kill the grass, but this viii
work effectively IN drivewaNS or
other places where there is no
vegetation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Time Factor

Since the reception follows
Immediately after the ceremony.
the hour is determined by the
time OF tho ceremony. In gen
eral, the kind of reception de-
ponds on the time il is held. An
informal early morning cere-
mony may be followed by a
breakfast.
A late morning or high noon
ceremony is followed by we'd
ding breakfast, which really is
luncheon An afternoon or eve
ming ceremony IS followed by a
reception.
At the reception. whether for
NAL or informal. the bride and
bridegroom and the brides at
PENDANTS are part of the re-
Ceiving line. The best man and
uShers do not stand in the re-
ceiving line. CuStomarily and APP
propriately. the brides mother,
who is the hostess Of the occa-
sion. stands first in the line, TO
greet the guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

III Y o u re
s at ching
your head for
shower party
ideas send for
our brid a
shower leaflet
c onta ming
s ug g estions
for lin e n
g h n W e r s,
kitchen show
ers, gar d 2 n
showers a n q
several others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

H-lOl Bridal Showers.
C-129 Sandwich Recipes.
To obtain these two leaflets,
send a three-cent stamp 10 Pru-
dence Penny Detroit Times,
Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
DetrOiter
Sets Jump
Record

YPSILANTI, Jan. pa new
Michigan Normal track record was
hung up yesterday when Ray
Peterson, Detroit sophomore. high
jumped 6 feet Az inches in the
Hurons' all-campus meet.
Peterson will best be remem-
bered as the Southeastern High
star who captured the 1899 metro
politan Detroit indoor hig' jump
title only.to have the crown taken
away from him a month later
when it was learned that he had
participated in an unauthorized
basketball game.
Runnerup to Peterson yesterday
was Walt Simpson, Cass Tech
production. who leaped 6 f., Il 3
inches. Normal will hold the run
ming events of its all-campus meet
in Ann Arbor tomorrow night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
QuitsNotfeDarne
For Tigers

Johnny McHale, Notre Dame
center and former Catholic Gen.
trail grid star, announced from
South Bend today that he planned
10 drop out of school after the
semester examinations this week
and sign for professional base
ball with the Tiger organization.
McHale is 10. weighs 205 and
stands 6 feet 3 inches. He is re-
garded as an outstanding first
base prospect and was discovered
by A. J. (Wish) Egan, Tiger
scout.
At least four other major league
clubs have been interested in
McHale If McHale goes through
with plans to forsake football for
baseball. in all probability he will
be signed for the Beaumont club
this season. In the event he can't
make the grade with this club,
Muskegon of the Michigan State
League would be his next stopoff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Beekons
Rigney, Bonurd
International New. ser,ie. wiz.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2S.-Uncle Sam
waved a beckoning finger at two
Chicago major league baseball
players today pitcher Johnny
Rigney of the White Sox and first
baseman Zeke Bonura of the Cubs.
Rigney, one of the mainstays of
the Sox mound staff, revealed he
has received his draft question
naire, indicating he may expect
early attention from draft OFF,
Gals. and Bonura disclosed in New
Orleans that in all probability he
is to be moved into Class Al
among prospective draftees. Zeke
said all that remained for him to
be placed at the top of the list
was his okay by physical examin-
ers, and he anticipated no hitch
on that score.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
St. Pierre and Al Day

ONE READER registered a complaint because the
Ae St Pierre omitted from the list carried the other
day.
ASK of the old timers about this fighting
machine, told ut will have TO be old timer,
though for St Pierre campaigning around 81 years
He would have murdered of the banamweight
including such elusive fellow as Kayo Morgan"
Still another recalled the days when the AL Day boxed
at 105 pounds.
When much interest be aroused men,
old fighting Names wonder more than ever
WHY boxing isn't booming here.
Certainly the fanshe real dyedin- are with
Perhaps of these days right promoter will come
aong and then may The b business the
upgrade
Anyway, it's nice to hear from the od-tmers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
HIGH SCHOOL

1t was understood that such
schools as the University of Louis
vile. Shurtleff College and Whea-
ton College have been invited or
will be invited TO appear on Chi
Cages schedule.
Both freshmen and graduate
students will be allowed to play
with the Maroons. although neither
is eligible in conference play.
The contests will be held either
Fridays or Saturdays. Kyle An
derson, baseball coach. will also
serve as football coach for The
ChicagoanS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
State Mufnlen WNue TI'ibNI Warfare

Benny Riggs of Tulsa and Leland Merrill OF Parkersbug
w. Va. neither of whom claim redman ancestor.
Like these wresers Friendly Fendley hopes to have
his Inuns off the warpah by Wednesday night when they
face the invading Wolverine grappers in Jennson Field
house.
Without any nterrba battles breaking loose again the
Spartans should have their best chance in recent to
turn back Michigan
State considerably stronger than last when lost
the Wolverines, 26-8.
This Michigan has trounced Northwestern, 275
while holds 1875 decision Wheaton and 21-3
triumph Ohio State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Chicago u. Weakening
PLANS GRID GAMES
WITH MINOR TEAMS

CHICAGO. Jan. 2S.-The Uni
versity of Chicago, which dropped
out of Western Conference foot
ball at the close of the 1889 season,
is seeking to arrange a schedule
of football games with minor
schools for next Fall, it was
learned today.
Athletic Director T. Nelson
Metcalf said. however. that the
games will resemble practice
scrimmages more than the schools
Big Ten games of former years.
No admission will be charged for
them. and no guarantees will be
paid visiting teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
FIVE GO ROUTE

Five logged Wolverines played
the entire game without relief
They held their own beneath the
backboards. played cute ball-steal.
ing tricks throughout. and dis
played courage when they flared
brilliantly with five points in the
last three minutes in vain effort
10 close the Hoosiers' nine-point
gap.
During the first half the lead
changed seven times before In.
diana finally grabbed the edge
22-1S. in. the late splurge which
produced eight points in two
minutes.
Still far from beaten. the VOL
verines plugged steadily through
out the first six minutes of the
second period and finally moved
back into the lead 1928, on a free
throw and field goal by the busy
Mandler.
1t lasted only As seconds as two
free losses by Herm Schaefer put
Indiana ahead for once and all.
thinner and Jay McCreary CON-
bined TO produce five field goals in
II minutes TO offset Michigan S
feeble efforts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

EAST LANSING, Jan. 2s-Fendley Collins, Michigan
State wrestling coach Is all in other And 1t wonder
with meet with the University of Michigan grapplers only
a day off?
The seat of olins troubles lies in tribal warfare-rea
Indian tribal warfare Yesterday Collins, graduate of
Oklahoma A. and NJ walked into the Spartan gruntand
groan sanctoum to find five of his Oklahoma bred
wrestlers engaged in a fierce scuffle.
Before the Okahomans that Collins
present they had roped Bill Maxwell 145pound Tulsa sopho
more construction beam and whoopng up with
Indian dance.
Inquiry by Friendly Fendey brought it nothing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
LONSDELL IN ARMY

LOS ANGELES, Jan. %. -
QNS)-Grenny Lansdell. former
University of Southern California
quarterback who had All-Amer-
lean ranking for two years, was
buck private in the United
States Army today.
Lansdell. who spanked the Tro-
jams to two rose bowl victories
1889 and 1940). was indicted
with 266 other draftees yesterday,
BY entering the army for a year
he was forced to give up what
might have been highly lucrative
professional football job. He was
to have joined the New York
Giants next Fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

less than revival of long dormant tribal hostes between
the Cherokee and Apache tribes.
1t happens that Maxwell, who points with pride to his
onesxteenth Apache ancestry boosted of his tribes
prowess once often Cherokee put
their lone foe in his place.
Cherokee matmen on the Spartan squad CoCapt.
Charley Hutson of Ponca City, Homer Higbee and Herb
Thompson of Bristow who all one-sxeenth Cherokee
and Merle and Bur Jennings of Tulsa who thirty
second Cherokee
The two men busiy engaged in a corner were Co-Capt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Hoppe Returns
To Action

CHICAGO. Jan. IS. - Willie
Hoppe. 53-year-old world 3-cushion
billiard champion who was stricken
i'll with influenza three weeks ago,
has been pronounced fit to under
take belatedly the defense of his
crown in a match today.
The champions first match will
be against Herb Peterson of st.
Louis tonight. Peterson so far has
lost all u of his matches.
In match last night-Jake
Schaefer of Chicago defeated
Peterson. 50-31, in al innings.
Schaefer is now in fourth place in
the standings with six victories
and one defeat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
ReUenge in ~ Week
KOZOLE GETS EVEN
WITH WATERMAN

Rudy Kozole, River Rouge mid
dleweight, gained revenge for a
previous loss when he decisively
outpointed Buddy Waterman last
night at Fairview Gardens.
A week ago Waterman was given
the decision over Kozole but
agreed to rematch when the
crowd booed the verdict.
Billy Starr. Flint weltcr, was
given Referee Elmer tSlim) Nc
Clelland's decision over Len Nell
son. Detroit. in one of the best
bouts on the card.
Larry Ray, west side Italian,
outpointed Pat Thomas, east side
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

Irishman. The bout was nip-and-
tuck all The way but Rays supe-
rior condition proved the deciding
factor. Thomas. taking the match
on short notice, substituted for
Joey Miehielove who was injured
in training.
Eddie Martin scored six-round
decision over Ernie Moran. win
ming handily. Lands White moved
to the winning side of the ledger,
gaining revenge for a previous
knockout at the hands of Billy
MacNabb. White beat MacNabb
so numerically in the first round
McClelland stopped it.