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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-24
Gary Cooper To
 Portray Lou Gehrig

After monGhs of indecisloH Samuel Goldwyn has chosen Gary Cooper to play the role of Lou Gehrig in the forthcoming Goldwyn picture based on the life of the famed base- ball player,
 The casting of the 0etrig role has proved exciting to the public and complex for MT. Goldwyr. Sportswriters and baseball fans have written scores of letters about their choices: Cosmopolitan Magazine, Movie and Radio Guide and Sport- ing News have run contests among their readers on "Wlao Shall Play Gehrig9": and the general news paper colunanists have had their say about 1t too.
 Top Choice
 The overwhelming cholee of al of these, and the result of c poll of the Baseball Writers AssociA. ton, was Gary Cooper.
 But that presented e big prob. lem to both Cooper and 0oldwyn, for Lou Gehrlg was a left left handed ball player and Cooper Is right handed. However, Cooper has just completed several weeks practicing, playing baseball with his left hand doing his right hands work, and he has mastered the switch successfully.
 No choice as to who would play Mrs. Gehrig could be made until the actor to play Lou was chosen. And now that Gary Cooper will definitely portray the immortal iron man, speculation k high as to who will play the now almost equally famed Eleanor 0ehrig.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-24
KEEPS DEMPSEY BUSY

Toledo - Jack Dempsey refereed on 6 card promoted by Jack Laken for the 26th time when the old champion handled . heavyweight match between Frankie Hammer of California and Jos 0'datty of News ark here, Dec. IS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-24
Sport Questions Answered

Nave yea 8 sports question yOu want aEsweFed7 Write your quess tl0n clearly, sign your name end address and mall your query Co Sports Esn Question Man, Sports Service Bureau, Tho Waterbury Democrat, 1913 18th S., Washs lngtOn, D. C., enclosing 6 3.cent pOstsge stamp for personal reply.
 q, What was the score of the lllinolS.Michigan football game in ie302
 A. Iiilnols' 1e to 2 victory over Michigan was one Of the biggest ups sets of the 1899 season. An Illinois team that hadn't won c game des teated c Wolverine club that aps peared headed for c national title.
 a. What were the 1919 season batting averages Of Daubert, dFoh and Roush, Cincinnati Reds plays ers7
 4. Daubert .s7S; orOh, .siO; R0uSh, .32i.
 c. Tn baseball, when . baSe-rirs ner is hit by 6 batted bail, is the batsmar credited with ( hit7
 4. In all cases where . basesTiiIl- ner iS retired by being hit by . bats ted ball, unless batted by himself, the batsnian should Dc credited with . base hit.
 c. Tn Poker, what is meant by "ta' ole StakeS7"
 4, This is simply aIl agreement to raise the betting limit to the amount any player has on the table before him at the time. No player can in- crease the amount of his table stake after he has locked at any Of the cards dealt him. If any player hes not enough on the table to cali, he may call . "sight for what he has, and separate that part Of the pool from the rest, % that other players may go on afd call . sight for theIr pile, or cali the bet CT raise t. If
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-24

the one who caIis for 6 sight has the best hand shown ct the finish, he takes his part Of the pot. Any oth- CTS decide the rest Of the pot on the merits Of their bands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
In Kitchen

Go through the kitchen pantry
or cupboard and discard any
foods that are very old or haFe
lost strength. Perhaps yeii can
work out ncw system FIR
storing dried fruits and season
IngS.
II YOU have an efficient fling
type OF mind yea "A seaRt TO put
me dried fruits into pint or
quart glass Jars and label each
one There are some very Al
tfactile spice containers on the
market now ... The Stalr-Siep
type with bright colored tops
and labels. Maybe your want
10 invest
Check on the curtains and
venetian blinds Make sure
that all Of The springs and
pulleys are working and that
none of The cords are missing.
II You don't wish 10 clean the
curtains and venetian blinds Al
home. send them out 10 a COM
mercial establishment which
SpeciaTiZes in This work.
Make sure that yog have IN
mind all Of the pieces which
need 10 be panied or reup-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

and carpets, then vacuum on
both sides including the
pads Shampoo the floors and
woodwork. then wax.
With every thing Sp0lleSs and
shining so that you can see your
own reflection. put all back IN
place. : Since youl b. ready 10
celebrate when all this work IS
done. why not Sct off the spar
ling z 44i=--+-ff7- ~ r bouquet
q TWO Of Spring flowers?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
CaIorie Count

We'll assume your appetite is
higrnl. than -Anl41.- EnatlirpuoonfS
and that YOU ZIP the scales at
so ct4t4fii-s-aa instead of the
normal 100 You have 20 pounds
10 be turned back into energy.
This YOU can do At a steady
rate by clipping from 500 "a
1000 calories off your daily
menus.
tt7 4 restricted allowance Of
7 -6SD calorieS per day, YOU can
burn up a good TWO pounds of
fat per week. If you are a bit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
PAGE 33
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Change Wash
Water Often

NEVER EXPECT to get
>Howy clothes from dirty wash
water. As soon as the sudsN
wafer has q pr3Nsh cast EMMY
The tub or machine and then
AN il with clean water and fresh
SudS.
When hot water is scarce.
iiss4ttiif4t4i--ffa table linens and fine
cottonS FIRST and use the same
sldS for the bed linens and
towels Water that has washed
Two loads is seldom clean
enough for third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
CHEESE DRESSING

FRENCH DRESSING re-
aa.gcs a new taste treat every
once 10 a while Add = cup
coaIsely crumbled ROdueforU
cheese 10 ] cup Of the dressing.
Serve on tossed green salad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
TANGY DRESSING

TO GIVE French dressing ex-
ira rest. add !, teaspoon curry
powder and a fe1y drops Of onion
JUICE TO I cup Of the dressing
You'll be amazed ~ the result
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
YouIN Need

Vow with all a. the big odd
JOBS out Of the way we can
concentrate on the actual clean
inc. BE sure thar there is a
goodll Sltpf1iyofvtndow cleaner.
spot remover, wall cleaner WaN.
cleansing powder >o5py- sTl77T
and furniture polish, dust mops
and cloths
With the curtains down and
or to the laundry naNe the.
windows washed Make sure
there are no spots In the rugs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

shades ~ the predominant
ing your black do them profuson
They'll kitchen Pattern 2S39 contains
transfer motifs 6l0a4 inches illustrations
OF stitches materials required color schemes
Tor this pattern 10 the Laura Wheeler
Department l225 Times Detroit Mich Owing 10
regulations patterns Canadian destinations
he EtfaG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

holstered. Have this work done
early 20 that yeH went base -
wait for the davenport or dad s
fsVorite chair a week or 10 DAY
after the house is back ln-orfler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Overeating, Is All a Matter
Of Persons Me+aboIism
By IDA JEAN KAN

THERE IS never any quos-
ton as 10 whether or not YOU
overeat. II you are over
weight. You do. Every cNcess
pound means an additional
-4.22Q. -calor!o@-aad tbe scales
give YOU away
II argument that you do
2r7or Tz7r WY MUCH may UC pr
fectly valid. II may be- that You
have such an economical Metals
olism You can't use many
calorieS.
If You have an going dr.
position. are built tor comfort
rather than speed. and axe
slight exercise. you probably do
not burn more than rs calorics
per pound Of normal body
AelghI. - = So - ll.-- ssa.E44-.+=
weight IS 30 pounds Multiply
that figure by rs and tho an
swer is 1850 calorle>-al YOU
can use in a day
Active Person
An active person may stay
nice and slim on tho same
amount Of food that causes You
to store pounds White you WaiI
for transportation She dashes
up the stairs sprints up The
escalatOrs. or walks several
blocks because she can beat the
bus. Any one that energetic
can easily burn 20 calorieS per
pound compared 20 Your l6.
Weight and structure must
also be given their due I'm cal
ttttf tffes 57f1tfr fr-t1r1rrrrT1cT7 r. TT
greater the proportion Of active
tissue fmuScle and glands, the
more calorieS YOU burn; the
higher the percentage OF fatty
tissue for total weight, the
fever calories YOU use.
Once you understand that fat
Is Just dead weight, you begin
10 realize what you are up
against. III you are short and
plump. YOU may burn one-third
less Galleries. than a tall thln
person weighing the same.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

short on will power, allow Your
self 1850 calaues- daily and lose
a pound a week, That Euuber
is 50 liberal you'll scarcely know
your dieting.
fhe best TICK IS 10 do Your
calorie cutting in the form of
lAn AirA ale.ieia f.9.,.Al-- = 2,
two and one-fourth times as
many calories as protein or car
hohydrateS. An ounce OF sugar
Yields 113 calories. an ounce Of
protein III calorieS. an ounce Of
rrrftt- Fri III -rafurrrs. II pays to
restrict the cream and urr- TT
and~t0 leave off the gravy may
opnaise, French dressing and
pastry.
--for7urrow=ft0y VT Change
Your Voice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Wise Advice
On CIeaninq
House
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

WITH EASTER past we can
concentrate on Spring house,
cleaning now thatWe haze
Barbara and Bill all logged out
ir new outfits and have our own
-war1rur10 'rrpfCnTSncu. Let :
make a resolution this year that
vel not forget the little rooms
b. concentrating on the larger
ones We're going 70 DO a
thorough job.
FIRST Of all assemble all Of
the Winter WOoiens which can
be sent 10 The cleaners for
cleaning and storage. In an
other pile put those things
-ulhieAl- syyeii-4l ptT'Git Lean and
press yourself before putting
INTO molhproof hiding.
Remove Clutter
Since you're cmplylng out the
closets and drawers might as
well do a good Job and throw
away alt The unnecessary and
WORKOUT pieces start off with
those bottles and Jars you've been
accumulating and treasurlng
for many months Throw
them out. Glass containers
nowadays should be thrown away
like old tin cans or paper bags.
You'll find your cellar IS not
nearly 50 depressing when YOU
get out those odds and ends
that clutter it up.
The same routine goes for he
attic and here you Il do
Yourself and some worthy
charity a favor by getting rid Of
those old clothes you've been
saving.
Throw out all old prescription
bottles Copy the prescription
number first. however. Wash
those stubborn stains on your
bathroom tiles with iayelle water
or any other bleaching liquid
that contains chloride This
cleans EtTTT rT1J7-t5IT- r1r'tvfcff the
tiles which is unaffected by
plain soap and water
When you get 10 your desk.
throw out the old party favors
and letters you aren gong -
answer. ANYHOW.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
CLASSIFIED INDEX

CLASSIFIED INDEX
A-ANNOUNCEMENTS Y
AL Death Notices
A.1 Cards a Thanks
A In Msmof1am
A Personals
A. Loot and foun0
IA Special Notices
At Funeral Directors.
B-EMPLOYMENT
1-i Help Wantsd-ysmos
b Help Wanted-Mal.
B-S Help Wanted-Mals and Female
b Situations Wanted-femalo
B-S Situatious wsntsd-Naje
CONSTRUCTION
C-l Correspondence Courtss
Ca Local Instruction Classee
c-3 Music. Dancing. Dramatics
c. Trade Schools
C-S WSnted-instructtoo
CO Flying Instruction
D-ROOMS AND BOARD
D-l Room. with BOARD
D-2 Rooms. without Board
DIS Rooms, for Housekeeping
d. Wsnted-Room and Board
E-REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Ell Apartmsnts ana flats
E-3 Business Frontage
E-3 Business Places for Rent
E-l Farms and Land for Rent
Els Houses for Rent
E-0 Houses 70 Lease
EFT Garages for Rent
E-e Office and Desk Room for Rent
E-0 Wanted TO Rent
Edo Wanted 70 Share
F-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FL Brokers for Real Estate
Pa Business Property for Sale
r-S Business Frontage for Sale
- Houses for Sale
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
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RULES

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Tor cancellations. corrections or adjust
ments must b made TO the classified
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vertisement
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ton before the second edition.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04

uls ior Tnursdsy's Daily nooites yin
also run IN The South nseemo News
the ssms day. Wtthoul o8eSo cheroe
However. copy must b plseed ~ ;
D. m. Wednesday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
Use the Classified Want Ads

20 Lake and River vssasaGs
70 Lots eos oole
~ 10 exchanes-Asal ostats
20 Wanted-nsal Estate
20 Small Farms Tor oalo
Flo Farms eos oaje
G-AUTOMOTJvE
OIL Autr1nobile Agencies
0-3 Autos Tor Bale
0-3 Trucks foe Sale
a. Trailess fos Sale
a. Ttailen 4 Space Tor Rsat
O. Automotive Equipment
OF Aueoo eos Hire
O. Motorcycles and Bicycles
Go Service otat1ons-
Clio Wanted-Automotivo
Oil auto Ports-NeW
Ola Auto Parts-Use0
H-MERCHANDlSE
a-S eartes and Exehanss
a-S Auctto0s
A-A eosts and Accsssossss
. H. Marine Motors
he Fishtns Supplies
H. euildtne Natsrtah
A-e Wall Papss and Paint
A.e Office Equipment
n-l0 Farm and Dairy PRODUCTS
Hill Cuel. ceed. gertilisss
H.l1 Coal. Coke. Wood
HIS Stamps
A-iS Household Goods
His Stoves. Stokers. Heaters
A-l0 Electrical Appliances
Hill Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
His Machinery and Tools
H-l9 Musical Merchandise
H-10 Radios
Hal seeds. Plants, Flower
H-31 Garden Supplies
A-13 Weartns Apparel
A-N Wanted 70 Buy
A-30 Wanted 70 Sell
HIS Miscellaneous
H-N MISUNDERSTANDING
H-28 Fuel OIL
H-2s Turrier. Fur Repair
J-LIVBSTOCK
J., Doc: C:;s; Pes
in Horses and Cattle
il Poultry
y-0 INVESTIGATION Sale
is wantsd-Livestock
K-FARM EQUIPMENT
XII Farm Equipment for sale
k-3 Farm Tools LII Sale
k-3 Tractors Tor Sale
k-S Wanted-Farm Equipment
KS Service 70 Farmers
FINANCIAL
LII Business Opportunities
Leg Land Contracts
Les Investments
La Wanted 10 Borrow
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
This Week S Best Buy

ROsEvILLE-l rooms and bath. car
garage. Large lot. BARGAIN for cash.
5000 Tuscony. East Detroit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

An want % complaints an0 requests
Tor caneellat3o0s. corrections or adjust-
lnents Snuot - uaade to the classified
dept. oo1oro u, q. a. On day q tsUss.
Thle neWspopsr reserves the right %
ono y noe Toopon0olo Tor errors oftef
IL fisst incoErset tnssstioo Of any Cd
s3onsible for svrors except 10 cancel the
charDo tor such portion Of IN sdvortise-
usenS Q may havo been rendered value
lea When more than one insertion o.
"a advertisement u ordered notice OF
errors must b given In time tor eorrec-
ton before the second edition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
TEXT MADE PUBLIC

Meanwhile. the Finnish legation
here made public the text of Fin
lands note rejecting this country's
demand.
The Finnish government pointed
out that the United States had
asked that Finland withdraw her
troops 10 a line corresponding to,
the 1889 border between Russia
and Finland, and commented that
there was no promise that Russia
would cease fighting or would
withdraw her troops from areas
occupied as result of the Russian
attack on Finland two years ago.
There are no guarantees OF
future Finnish security, the note
protested. Because Russia has
taken advantage OF the dictated"
peace that followed the war two
years ago TO build air bases and
roads for further attacks on Fin
land, the note added, IL is neces-
sary for Finland TO occupy Russian
territory beyond the 1899 frontier
insure its security.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
International New. s,rIe. cabl.

HELSINKI. Nov. 13.--Finland S
rejection of the American plea
for separate Russo Finnish
peace was applauded today by all
Helsinki newspapers, with the
comment that the United States
by acting beyond its own borders
to safeguard its security had itself
set a precedent for the. present
defensive" Finnish military OPP
erations on Soviet soil
Declaring that the Finnish gov
ernments war policy, although
pursued at the risk of the United
States governments displeasure
and a British declaration of war,
has the approval of Parliament
and the entire nation. the authorl-
tative Helsingi Sanomat asserted
y "a m rica has established
bases for her own security out
side the American area In
In regions where American In
terests did not formerly extend.
This gives the Finnish gov
eminent the moral right TO eN-
pect an understanding ~ US
striyings to secure Finland's ex-
istence.
"Anything less would not he
In harmony with American ira
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
istsrnsiiossI News Photo
e LAND

arguments set forth in Finland's
note replying to United States
representations.
Suomen Sociaalidemokraatti de-
MED charges that the Finnish
army is commanded by German
officers. and added:
Furthermore, we have not
adapted ourselves TO NaZi
theology, but are waging a sepa-
rate war, and will not march
farther than a strategic defense
line determined beforehand
We hope that strategic line will
soon be reached"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Firms TWit Us.
Newspapers Say Americas Own Policy Gives
Nation Right TO Continue Soviet War

ditions or the principles 30
sOlemnly proclaimed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Prime Min
lister Churchill in their Atlantic
declaration"
All Finnish papers endorsed tn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Warn Of Whoopinq Couch

A warning was broadcast today
by the health department to par
ents 10 have their children i'm
munized against whooping cough
which has increased 81 per cent IN
the first 10 months this year over
the same period last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Joint.Ease
Brings Inner Nest Comfort
To Relieve Pain Fast

When you're dosbled vp with lymbsoo. o.
nLhsn swollen Joints keep you In agony. you
ID JOINT. EASG and need n badly, for Y
Fks 50 East 10 bring you comfort With It's
wonderful pssstrstssa fsssv Hest.
IotNT.EASg soothes pain externally with
out taking drugs which might affect the heart.
n 10 speedy IN reIlet for u contains more power.
fvl psn-reilsvins herthoi ssd Nethyl Sslicyists.
A. Oh I've druggists OF send post card to
JOINT GASG. I'D Street. Hsioweii. Maine.
toy oxnxfoux FREE Sample.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Hull Threatens
Sanctions Unless
Films Quit War
BY FELIX GOTTEN

- &frWs c<HNttE ct&M toffreponurut
TASHIN GTON. Nov. 13.-
Secretary of State Hull issued to-
day what was regarded as final
warning to Finland to stop fight
ing Russia or face a declaration of
war by Britain, supported by
economic sanctions imposed by the
United States.
Hull charged that Finland was
aiding Germany in that country's
effort to stop the flow of Ameri-
can and British aid to Russia
through the Arctic ports of Arch
angel and .Murmansk.
He made this statement In
commenting on the rejection by
Finland OF. a request by the United
States that she cease military
operations!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Churchill Talk
VoieesHopeDue
ToU.S.NaWRoIe
BY j. c. OESTREICHER
Int. News service Foreign Editor.

Winston Churchill took over the
British government at time when
Britain, close 10 defeat, was
w dering what evil genius
prompted the late Neville Cham
berlain TO remark that Hitler had
missed the bus"
Almost his first statement was a
warning against overconfidence.
He promised the British people
nothing but "blood, sweat and
tears" and has harped upon that
lugubrious note ever since.
That is-until yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
, QUESTIONS U. s. STAND

The Finnish government Bit
terly expressed the hope that "the
great American democracy" which
was lending it money in the fight
against Russia two years ago,
would recognize the right also OF
a small nation to live and defend
itself"
1t questioned the suggestion
that Finnish troops, in their oper-
atoms against Russia. were en-
dangering the security of the
United States.
Hull declared that the question
was one of the issues, not OF
words. The issue. he said, is
whether the Firms, over and above
requirements necessary for their
defense. would furnish highly
valuable aid to the Germans in
their effort 10 cut the British
American supply line from the
northern ports 10 Moscow and the
Caucasus.
German propaganda In the
United States" he declared. "to
q large extent has obscured this
issue"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
OUTLOOK ROSTER

Ills Ildi h-iiCad0df ANdAA
realist voiced an upsurge of con-
fidence in his speech to the House
of Commons. If il has foundation
i'm fact, the outlook for British
survival must be a good deal more
rosy than IL was before, and in
fairness il should be noted that
both Churchill and King George
thanked the United States with
out stint for its aid.
What are the bases for British
optimism?
In the first place. the United
States Navy is doubtless playing a
powerful role. During March. APP
ril, May and June OF this year.
Britain lost over 2,000,0 900 tons of
shipping, by Churchill's own ad-
mission. In the four months ending
with October, she lost only 750,O 900
tons.
1t was during the latter period
that the United States Navy re-
fceived orders from President
Roosevelt TO shoot first"
STALLED IN RUSSIA
Secondly. the German army has
begged down in Russia. and even
the Nazi high command cannot
deny it. The halt may be tempo
rary. TO be sure, but there is no
longer any doubt that German
claims of the destruction of Rus
sia's entire army and air force
were premature, to say the least.
Thirdly. Gen. Sir Archibald p.
tWavell's army in India and British
forces in the Middle East are
ready.
Fourthly the Mediterranean is
pretty obviously under British con-
troll. The British could not have
sunk 10 enemy ships in AZ hours
lif, as Hitler maintains. King
! Georges feet and air arm had
been rendered powerless IN Mus
solini's Italian lake"
The continued resistance OF
Russia must be gravely discon-
Icerting factor TO the German high
command.
Hitler may maintain that he has
plenty of men, plenty Of planes
and plenty of tanks to wage wal
ION a dozen fronts If he wants.
If that is true, why isn't London
being raided? The sirens have
screeched in Britain'S capital but
once since July II.