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probably will be indicted into
the Army this Friday, held the
Yanks to two runs on three sin
giles for six innings but weaken
ed in the seventh and then was
sent to the showers in the eighth.
In the seventh, New York tailed
three times on four hits and in
the eighth Charley Keller poled
a two-run homer. Keller's cir
cult clout was the only extra
base blow of the 20 hits produc-
ed by both teams, eleven by the
Sox. Joe DiMaggio run his string
of consecutive games in which
he has hit safely to thirty. Both
teams used a trio of mounds
men.
Twenty-Five thousand fans in
Boston watched the Red Sox
pounded out a 1916 victory in
the opening end of a Bunker Hill
twin bill and then succumb 5-8
to the Detroit Tigers in the
nightcap. Detroit, staging two
four-run rallies, used four pitch
ers in the aftermath to three for
Boston.
Rain postponed the game be-
tween the st. Louis Browns and
Washington Senators in the ma
tons Capitol city.
Going the route for the first
time in five games, Morton
Cooper conquered the Philadel-
phia Phillies for the st. Louis
Cardinals. Twirling six-hit ball
while his teammates pounded the
offerings of three Phil tossers,
Cooper rode to a 11-3 victory,
his seventh of the year against
three losses.
Keeping abreast the Cards, the
Brooklyn Dodgers disposed of the
Chicago Cubs TO in a 10-inning
struggle. Dodgers, who remain
two games behind the National
league pacesetters, gained the
upperhand when Jim Wasdell
blasted a homer with two on in
the bottom portion of the tenth.
Hank Leiber had put the
Cubs ahead in the upper half of
the same frame with a four bag
ger that scored runner ahead
of him.
King Carl Hubbell hung up his
fifth triumph of the season,
thanks to the wildness of Rip
Sewell that allowed the New
York Giants to down the Pitts
burgh Pirates. Combined with
hits, walks and long flies, the
Giants scored five runs in the
first three inning, more than
enough to win. Hubbell gave up
10 safeties, including a circuit
clout off the bat of Elbie Fetch
er.
The Boston Braves bowed to
the Cincinnati Reds. 3-5. beaten
by a four-run outburst in the
opening round.
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INDIANS EDGED AS
az IN NIGHT GAME
fs..o,.I - The T-ttIzenl

Especial TO The Citizen)
NEW YORK. June IT,
Taking advantage of the
New York Yankees loss to
Chicago White Sox in the
afternoon, the Cleveland In
dams last night nosed the
Philadelphia Athletics 81 to
increase their American
league lead 10 two games.
Hal TroskY homered for
the Tribe in the fourth after
Johnson had poled one for the
AS in the opening frame.
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BAIT-CATCHING
MADE EASY
nv Asseeiafea Pressl

(13y Associated Pressl
SAMBUHG. Tenn. June
le.-Discovered: a way to
get live reaches out Of your
bait box without having 'em
crawl all over your hands.
Fishermen at Heelfoot
Lake near here nail a piece
of broomhandle upright in
the center of the bait-buck-
eft. The reaches. curious.
crawl TO the top one at a
time--and are picked off
deftlY. thumb and forefin-
ger.
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CHISOX STOP
YANKS; CARDS,
DODGERS WON
JOE DiMAccIo HITS SAFELY
IN GOTH CONSECUTIVE CON-
TEST: GIANTS DEFEATED
PIRATES
Especial to The Citizen,

NSWtttHA 10 NE OhNEN-V
NEW YORK, June 18.-In one
of the widest games played this
season, the Chicago White Sox
snapped back with an 81 tri-
umph that ended the New York
Yankees winning streak at eight
straight. Johnny Rigney, who
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SPORTS CALENDAR
BASEBALL
lMAJoR LEAGUES)

TODAY
American
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Washington, night
game.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
National
New York at Pittsburgh, night
game.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati, night
game.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
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St. Louis at Washington. rain.
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named teams visiting, last
named honey:
Tonight
First Game-U.S. Army VS..
us. Navy.
Second Game-Peppers Plumb
bers VS.. Sawyer's BARRIERS.
Friday Night
First Game-U.S. Navy VS..
Peppers Plumbers.
Second Game-Sawyer's Bar
bers VS.. NavStas.
Monday. June 23
First GameSawyer's BARRIERS
VS.. us. Army.
Second Game--NavStas VS..
Peppers Plumbers
Wednesday. June Is
First Game NavStas VS.. US.
Navy.
Second Garne-Sawyer's Bar
berS VS. Peppers Plumbers.
Friday. June ~
First Gsine-US. Army VS..
Peppers Plumbers.
Second Game-NavStas VS..
SawXerss BARRIERS
Monday. June 30
First Game--U.S. Navy VS..
Sawyer'S BARRIERS.
Second Game-Pepper's Plumb
erS VS.. NavStas.
Wednesday. July 2
FArSt Game-NavStas VS.. US.
Army.
Second Ganae--pepper's Plumb
ers vs.. Sawyer's BARRIERS
Friday. July 4
First Game Peppers Plumb
ers rs. Us. Navy.
Second GameSawyer's Bar
beTS VS.. NavStaS.
Monday. July ?
First Game-uS Army vs.
Sawyevs BARRIERS
Second Ganae -NavSias vs.
Peppers Plumbers.
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Island City softball League
First-Half

Sullivan; Dobson, Wilson and
Peacock.
Second Game
At Boston r. III. e.
Detroit ------------------------8 10 O
Boston 5 9 4
Corsica, Benton, McKain,
Trout and Tebbetts; Wagner, Ry-
ba, Fleming and Pytlak.
At New York r. III. Z.
Chicago -----------------8 IL 0
New York ---------------- z 9 2
Rigney, Hallet, Smith and
fresh; Stanceu, Peek, Murphy
and Dickey.
Night Game
At Philadelphia r. Fl. E.
Cleveland -------------- 3 9 2
Philadelphia .----- 2 3 O.
Heving and Hemsley; Marchil-
don and Hayes.
st. Louis at Washington, rain.
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Round Robin Schedule

The complete schedule for
round-robin play follows first
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SOFTBALL
lBaYview Park. 1880 p.m.l

lBaYview Park. 1880 p.n.l
First named clubs visiting" (,
last named, honey
TONIGHT
First Game-U.S. Army VS..
US. Navy.
Second Game--Peppers Plumb
ers VS.. Sawyers BARRIERS.
FRIDAY NIGHT
First Game--U.S. Navy VS..
Peppers Plumbers.
Second Game-Sawyer's Bar
bers VS.. NavStas.
MONDAY NIGHT
First Game-Sawyer's BARRIERS
VS.. us. Army.
Second Game-NavStas VS..
Peppers Plumbers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
GloWiMg Yourself
ID Ahcla RaEA
NEA Service Staff Writer


 Every woman who has a care for her appearance should have a good sound reason for every beauty routine she does,
 It's a waste of energy, not to mention money, to do elaborate rituals which never were intended for your particular type of face or complexion or figure.
 If experience shows you are one of those fortunateS who never will have to worry about @ sagging chin- line or fullness below the jawbone, why waste time batting underneath your chin? It would be much wiser to concentrate on the skin around your eyes, probably. For the slim faced woman with pointed chin and that firm neck which time seems unable to touch--she'S likely to be confronted with faint lines from nose to corners of mouth as well as with dusk at the eyes and de- clivity above the bridge of the nose.
 If you don't trust your judgment as to the routines you need, better consult @ facial exper:.
 And know why you select the particular rouge and nail polish you "ike." Also the face powder and foundation cream. Remember that what's wonderful for blonde Mrs. So-and-So. whom you so ad- mire and wish to be like, is pretty sure to be a bane to brunette you.
 Study the fashion and beauty news with the spirit of the colon ists-the free, inquiring, critical spirit of a reasoning creature-and do Studyl The latest" thing from Hollywood may be the ultimate glorification of the actress befoIe the camera, but only a booby-trap for you.
 It's not a bad idea to derive your hairdresS from a famous beauty who has face of shape and color similar to your own. A group of fashionable New York women have done this with spec. tacular success this season. But be sure that your inspiration is your type. And be sure that the coiffure which you adapt is suitable for the occasion when you wear it-else you find yourself copying an elaborate coiffure, in which your herine play ed her big scene in evening dress, for office wear!
 Try not to just mimic. Try to apply the basic principle of the hair-style to the face which is yours alone. There's nothing that needs to be apologized for in improvising Bill Shakespeare himself did 1t again and again-but be sure the scheme is for you and that you make 1t your own instead of trying to make yourself into the scheme.
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CLAIRE TILDEN
PATTERN A7S

Santa Claus has the right idea- why not give Dolly a new wardrobe for Christmas and thrill her little mothers heart? A hrand-new doll too, would be proud to get these pretty clothes made from Pattern s7S - Claire Tilden designed it. When Dolly goes out calling, she wears c cape--so romantic with its own matching capl Underneath 1t she wears dainty little frock with a sweetheart neckline and tiny puff sleeves edged with baby lace or ruffling, The dress opens at the back. A slip goes underneath the dress, or a tiny all-in-one, both edged with lace. When Dolly goes out to play, she wears her little rolnper suit. And when she retires, she puts on this cunning housecoat that buttons down the front! The Sewing Guide shows you how to make these costumes easily from leftover scraps. The cap and cape, for example, from bit of wool. the roinpers of gingham with ric-rac trim the little housecoat from @ bit of lowered cottonl Did you ever see more charming. yet eco- nonical gift for child? Order the pattern now and have the whole wardrobe finished and ready for Christmas.
 Pattern 478 is cut for dolls meas- uring IA. l6, l8. 20 and 9 inches high. For individual yardages see pattern.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS (I5cl in coins for this pattern. WRITE CLEARLY SIZE. NAME, ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders to Waterbury Demo- erat, Pattern Department, 70 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.
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APPENDTCTTTs and IlVDI0EsTION

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 Through the years incorrigible renders have been expressing the hope that I may one day (aJ get pneumonia from exposure to. foul weather, Cb) suffer . nervous breakdown" or at least "neurashthe- mia" from exhaustion of my "'ner- vous energy" or Co have acute "in- digestion" Understand, they are not malevolent about 1t; they just think that Q little personal experi- ence with these hypothetical all- ments would modify my uhcoEn- promising attitude. But aside from filing the letters ia my scrapbook never gave 1t another thought except once for three long hours.
 one dismal, chilly autumn day ! lunched on half Q cocoanut, which Is fine chewing and good nutriment, leach ounce yields l70 calories, as compared with peanuts, each ounce of which yields i60 calories, or plain wheat, each ounce of which yields l05 calorles. An hour later I was seized with what purported to be acute indigestion. No pain, but plenty of distress and anxiety In my midst. I don't know which wore ried me more, the distress in the eplgastrium or the odious thought that 1t might be retribution at last, I managed Co get home and into beo with an assortment of hot water bottles and the like, and tossed and diagnosed appendicitis. I say there was no pain at oil but only feeling Of extreme tension. The good doctor gave me some medicine hypoder- mically and soon l was indifferent about the attack. At operation the appendix was found gangrenous. That was found gangreous. That was the one and only spell of "indiges- ton" I ever had.
 It IS Q popular belief that acute apper dicitis begins with pain in the right lower quadrant of the belly. It doesn't. Tn the majority Of cases the distress or pain Of acute appen- dicitis is felt first in the epigastriuIn or pit of the stomach" and only after several hours does the lower right quadrant become tender or sensitive to touch or pressure, with evident rigidity or hardness of the belly muscles over the appendix rec glon, Because of this error the char acteristic early symptoms of ap. pendicitis are often aScribed to indigestion" or something you ate" and the attack wrongly treated.
 Experience has amply proved that 1t is wrong and perhaps dang erous to take . laxative or cathar. tic of any kind as an emergency for any acute bellyache or similar distress. Should the illness prove to be appendicitis Q cathartic tends to aggravate the inflammation and to cause 1t to spread.
 Far from implying that every bellyache is appendicitis I wish merely to assure you that to the best of my knowledge and belief no physic, whether castor oil, salts or so-calied mild" or non.irritating laxative, is an effective remedy for what puTports to be indigestion, and in my opinion the safest course in any such illness is to keep perfectly quiet, in bed If possible, take no
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for in advance and entertained elaborately and start extending last minute DO come home with me for dinner" iivitationE-which often turn out to be the most appreciated kind.
 And one thing she can do to cut down on the cost of entertaining that will make social life even more satisfactory than 1t has been in the past is to cut completely oil her list all the people she dTeads entertaining. Her hospitality won't suffer from that because there is no real hospitality involved when a hostess groaus before and after ex- tending an invitation.
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instead of feeling that no dish Is fit for company unless 1t is known to he expensive.
 She can cut out the big bridge parties where three or four host- eSSes invite fifty CT sixty women for luncheon and bridge, and which show about as much indi-l yidual hospitality as g benefit party.
 She can-and will probably have to-persuade her husoand to sub- stitute q hefore-dinner drink for q series of drinks, and so feature food instead of liquor ct their parties.
 She can part with the notion that guests always have to be planned
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 waitl A tango's not . hundred yard dashl A girl hates to dance with Q man who rushes heII Apache fashion, around the room.
 Lots of men do that who aren't sure of their steps or how to lead. Are you? You could learn the steps from diagrams.
 The tango count is simple l, 2 and 3. Doing the Gross and sIde- Close Step, on Count 1 you step sideways on your left foot. 2-CroSs right foot over left. AND-Uncross left foot quickly and take efort step to side. 3-Close with right foot. Pause.
 Our 32-page booklet has corn- plete dance instructions for men and women and gives footprint diagrams for the Sfnartest steps in the tango, rumba, Conga, waltz, fox-trot, Westchester, Lindy, Sam ba, Peabody, shag.
 Send i0c in coin for your copy of How To Do The Newest Dance steps And Variations" to The Wa terbury Democrat, Home Service, 626 Sixth Ave, New York, N. Y. Be sure to write plainly your name, ad. drecB, and name of booklet.
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ter of pruning, cutting of, smooth ing out. If Ann Sheridan wears a turban that almost scrapes the cell- ing, and you like turbans, look well in them, by all means copy her tlir- ban-but make 1t less extreme, less outrageous.
 If one of Mona Maris' costumes has interesting lines, look at 1t care- fully. Perhaps you can adopt 1t for yourself-again by deleting. If you sec Virginia Field, for instance, in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
Household Hints
Don't Ape The Says Hollywood.
SIREN FASHIONS OF STARS MUST BE ALTERED FOR ORDINARY WEAR
M X sk
By DEE LOWRANCE (NEA Service Stan Correspondent

CNEA Service stan COrespOndent)
 .1ollywood.-Ha you yen to be an "comph" glrl2 Well, curb 1t. That Is, if you ever hope to be ad- nilred as among your towns Smart- est looking.
 < eOomph" girls are one of Holly woods best-selling, best-publicized products. But the first to advise against copying the "oomph" girls are the Hollywood experts, them- selves.
 Don't dress like an 'oomph' girl ---please don'tl" is the plea of one of the newest film designers, Damon Clifford. He's been around enough to know what he's talking about, too. Born in Honolulu, he started out aS an industrial designer, designed clothes in New York for three years, returned to Honolulu to create cus- homemade gowns for that islands upper crust, Eventually he was in- strumental In bringing Hawaiian sarongs to American women and, before he could say Dorothy La- mour," the movies Snagged him and here he is in Hollywood.
 DOLLHNG "oOMPH GIRLS" FOR MOVIE CAMERAS
 For over Q year Damon Clifford has been dressing "oomph" girls for the screen. He believes they are won- deGful example not to follow. And, at the same time, an object lesson to all women interested in clothes.
 "All they are really" he said of his lesson-teaching ladies, "is over- emphasized allure. Dressing as they do on the screen is like pouring a quart of perfume on your head when all you need is a tiny drop behind your ears; like wearing l2 bracelets when you should wear a single clip. Even for films, they are over- -exag. gerated. In real life, they would be horriblel"
 Damon Clifford offers e series of don 'ts-lllustrated by some of the gals he has dressed for films:
 Don't 90 to extremes" he com- mandS, start with neatness as your basis and remember 1t in everything you put on.
 Don't go overheard on jewelry-- wear just the amount that your face and figure can carry and never al- low yourself to be overbalanced with 1t.
 Don't be daring--the bare-midriff is right for so few women; females with rubber-tire waistlines should never bare the tires. Tight skirts suit only the snake-hipped-and few of us are that. Loud, noisy colors scream in ugly tones. Watch your colors and never let them outShine you.
 "on the screen you can get away
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. film wearing a very oomph-y gown indeed, the general Idea of which you llke-consider 1t translated into everyday terms. Think of 1t as being less of Q caricature - and you'll probably find 1t very Styie- right"
 Let's be fair -- the "oomph" girls themselves know all this. You'll never find them appearing in pri. vate life as they do in pictures they have too much clothes sense.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
Clipped Budget
 Is No Kljoy To Wise Hostess
RY RUTH MfLLETT

It's true that Mrs. Housewife Is going to have to keep a watchful eye on her household allowance this winter, and also that she will have to do some fancy skimping and pinching to make 1t stretch.
 But the woman who is really
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with murder-especially when you are costuming luscious ladies. Meet one of them for an evening of bridge, at 6 church social, shopping in your hometown-and you'd die of the shock" Damon Clifford added.
 But" he continued, "you can take almost any 'oomph' girls film gowns and, with a few deletions, make 1t your own. That Is, if you have any fashion ability. Mainly, it's 6 mat
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food and no water and no medip cine, wet what comfort you can from external applications of heat both to the belly and especially to tho feet, and hold everything Of nature does not rule otherwise) until the doctor comes.
 CCopyright io4l. John F. Dille cOI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17

hospitable won t use that as an c x c u g c fol T skim p ing on hospitality. For there arc plen- ty of ways in which a woman can cut down on the cost of en. tertaining with. out sacrificing h e. T gracious ness as a hoSt- ess.
 She can sub. .Alh.AA l..NA.....a
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NuSH MIIIeES Stitute Informal buffet meals, which she can man. age without having any help, for the more formal dinners that took two in the kitchen to swing.
 She can get busy and perfect several recipes for low-cost dishes,
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Wife. Career Can Be Husband's Keenest Rival.
Sqys Today
Title Registered, U. s. Patent ofacs

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CANDID.
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When couple the normal shall the old supporting the wife the wife staying and have family the womans first cod including husband children Her chief inside the four walls But when through necessity choice she takes the hghroad of business she has divided inter-
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attend business in the day their be nice little home the double life and give eminent sat- business and to their hus companions They understand nature They time They good health and strong organisms, They
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Unpopular Dancer
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conditions keep up quick hpmae has the doctors bills him to husbands husbands supporters he expects to be the big boy He wants defer him. look him. be dependent him and gard him lord and master
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rub! wife maintain attitude when she's responsible for her bills their living It particularly difficult and say Thy lord when she's succeeding in big and he's hang skin of his make her husband happy She shouldn't
 
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But this the hazard husband takes when he to his Wtes pursuing exciting than homemaEng She find making tsfactory than okng the home which nothing take pleasure ability and thank her for helping him with the hauling when help
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