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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

The idea Is good because 1t solves the do with Junor?" problem girls who need the little ticket and the all the difference in happiness a girl. ELIMINATING INVITATIONS
 And could be adopted young to get hold of someone good" to children.
 Any vanless young mothers sponsor such and thereby eliminate the T with which accepting invitations
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
Caroline Chatfield
Says Today!
Title Registered. U. 8. Patent otaos
DEAR MISS cHATTED:

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 am doesn't care for holsekepng she gets she home at the same
 lime or later She's always always ready to sere do anything good time But beyond this shes oo interested grew up mother had everything spc span buttons on our clothes and SOCKS home is dirty dSodery the fooo IS largely sometimes wish hadn't done It, Can you ge
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

Every you story pictures tables and their wives preparing meals from the ground tang their notable friends boot the cooking call t surely the less big feature 1t order something fit and the time teach their gadabou wives how game out of something they thought grind
 CAROLINE cHATFIEID.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

It might be well you working harder for bread butter and bacon than had to think only fair for her give you Qud quO crcng what swell disposition she has, how you rcyeI housekeeping joke sting In It. She'll catch change ways
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

No nowadays for mans eating poor food at his table wife kitchen minded Modern wives rked by delight hand bOing the steak mixing the salad recipe Cooking be the useful and the most peasurabe hobby for husbands and wives
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

Why inspraona to start the campaign good pep talk from the necessity of womans having her home well her husbands wish ng to come stay including paragraph or two on the importance demonstrating affection for her demon raOs remembering the small attentions that please her-and paying them?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

pretend dsorderly turn into orderly something born with with It's the brain But know dsordey wife who shamed husbands constantly shutting drawers strengthening the vng shades and setting furniture rights shaned to the extent gradually herself these things which formerly hadn't noticed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
ANswER;

Starting and assuming that they in lcve) man can anything lis wife, anything that In her power to give that the home womans province without his help So & But # she cant well make his mind to help her just lifts business which Is tradOnaly their
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

enough iron daily they are likely to have low vitality, no pep, and a pal- lid complexion. They may have q decreased number of red blood cells and develop anemia. Children may have retarded growth.
 Meats, egg yolks and green leaves are the foods richest in iron. Good sources of iron in foods are liver, kidney, heart, lean meats, whole eggs and egg yolks, poultry, es- pecially dark meat, oysters, shrimp, vegetable greens, kale, spinach, dried peaches and apricots.
 Phosphorus is an important min eral for body functioning, but for- tunately most of the foods which contain calcium also have satisfac- tory amounts of phosphorus.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
THE " Groups Plan Aids Young Parents To Have Social Life
By RUTH MILLETT

wen with the children" Is the answering invitations finding look after children
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
Of Interest To Women

five you e household prehlem Co NOlVet Write yGur question clearly, sign your numc and Rds dFeHs, enclose R thPee-cent postage stamp nnd mnil Co The WOmnn'A fcdtt0F, Washington Service ltuPeRn Oe The Waterbury DemOrFat, lO1a 18th street, Washington, D. C., fOF a personal reply. U0nt telephOneI write Rs directed.
 e. Some advertisements mention "ringless" stockingse What do they mean2
 A. They refer to stockings knit on a three-carrier machine, using three different silk threads in suc- cessive rows to average most of the natural irregularity of the silk thread.
 e. I am planning to go on a cruise to South America for about 10 days. What are the customary
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-08-08
FE AT UR ES

sons employed or seeking employment
on Government contracts because OF
race color or creed.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives OF the Unit
ed States of America in Congress as
sembled, That it is hereby declared to
be the policy of Congress that there
shall be no discrimination against any
person because of the race, color, or
creed Of such person.
SEC. g. (a) 1t shall be unlawful
for any person administering any de-
parsment Of the Government or subdi-
vision thereof, and for any person al
ministerlng any agency supported III
whole or part with funds appropriated
by the Congress to discriminate against
any individual in the use OF facilities
at the disposal Of such agency or IN
the dispensation of benefits admins
tered through such agency or IN the
execution Of any Of his administering
duties, because of such indlvldual
race, color, or creed.
(b) 1t shall be unlawful for any
person performing Government con-
tract, in the hiring, tenure OF employ
ment or conditions Of employment III
connection with the performance OF
such contracts, to discriminate against
any individual because OF such lndlv-
iduaI's race. color. or creed.
SEC. 3 Any person who violates
any Of the provisions Of section ta)
shall upon conviction thereof be dis
missed from his post and fined not less
than $1,000 or more than $4,000.
ANY person who violates any Of the
the provisions Of section (b) shall
upon conviction thereof be fined not
less than $4,000 or more than $780,
600
SEC. 4. AS used in section 2
(a) Agency" means bureau,
school, or any organization offering
services, benefits, or conducting public
business
(b) Facilities means physical
equipment, services. or any oppOrtun-
tiles under the jurisdiction Of The
agency.
(c) Person means an individual,
partnership, corporation, association,
or any organized group OF persons.
(d) Government contract means
a contract with the United States for
the construction for the United States
Of any building, machinery, equip
ment. or facility, or for furnishing to
the United States of articles materials,
supplies, or services.
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Let's $ Pull Together
{Bv Ruth Taylor)

Have YOU ever watched ug-Of-War?
# you have, then you know that it isn't
always the side on which there is the
greatest strength that wins The Win
ming team is the team that pulls to-
gether.
We need that kind of team work now
in our haste to rearm in world madden
ed by war And it is the disruption OF
that team work on which the enemy,
both without and within in concerting
its attack.
True we are not physically at war.
There are no hostile armies encamped on
our territories Within the three mile
limit our ships are safe We still watch
with eve of interest rather than alarm,
the swift flight Of the graceful planes
across the summer sky.
But there is war on now and here.
It is a Bitzkrieg Of words-of ideas As
deadly as the poison gas it emulates and
precedes, the attack is on our unity. Be-
ware of all propaganda that seeks to di-
vide this country into groups-whether
the diversions be those Of class race, re-
lgion on color
The development of group thinking
is the forerunner Of discord, making
men look with suspicion upon luelT HelBH-
bors and unleashing forces of hatred that
when fully grown would destroy the uni
ty of purpose which is the backbone of
our country.
For our unity is forged not as the
unities Of overcrowded Europe, Of fear
and hatred-but by common purpose,
a common ideal towards which we strive,
however imperfectly we may at times
express it. 1t is the unity Of those who
love America and its form of govern
ment and who would rather live here
under democratic rule than any place
else in the whole world. And how right
they are-and how much better off
We are too apt as people to think
first OF what our government can do for
us-rather than what we can do to help
make our government better Democ-
racy is not gift. It is the expression Of
free men and must be earned and paid
for by each succeeding generation. AS
Sergeant York, speaking at the Tomb Of
the Unknown Soldier, said Liberty and
freedom and democracy are so very prec-
ioud that you do not fight to win them
once-and then stop. Liberty and free
dom and democracy are prizes awarded
only to those people who fight to win
them and then keep fighting eternally to
hold them
This is a fight in which we must have
team work SO let's all pull together
aid WsN vim .a-
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w ith a Buckeye
In Congress.

The situation in the Far East
remains very tense. However, it
is now believed, despite econ
omic sanctions recently invoked,
the freezing of funds, etc, that
actual hostilities between the
United States and Japan will not
come soon. Observers here be-
lieve that the japanese will take
advantage of any opportunity to
obtain as much territory as pos
sible without becoming involved
in actual warfare with this coun-
try. That the United States will
not recede from the position ta-
ken in the Far East is evidenced
by the concentration of American
naval and military forces in that
area.
Harry Hopkins, White House
resident and President Roose-
velt's closest friend and advisor,
paid mysterious visits to London
and Moscow last week, where he
announced that the United States
would furnish "all-out" aid to
Russia and China, as well as to
Great Britain, in the war on The
Axis Powers. Of course, the voice
was that of Mr.. Hopkins, but the
words and the policy wers thosc
Of Mr.. Roosevelt. Tic Congress
will soon be asked to appror.'iat.
additional billions (seven hi'lion
dollars, it is understood) of the
American taxpayers money, to
furnish finances and military sup
plies to the communistic govern
ment of Russia.
The House has passed the gi-
gantic new tax bill, which will
place upon the American people
an additional tax burden of some
three and a half billion dollars
per year. The bill was considered
under a gag rule, which pre-
vented any amendments to the
measure being considered except
those offered by the Ways and
Means Committee, including an
amendment on the famous man
datory joint return section. The
| House was given an opportunity
y vsea ON shs ssmandasszy jioat
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return amendment simply be.
cause Democratic Congressman
from nine community property
states threatened to join with the
Republicans III defeating the
gag rule unless opportunity
was given them to vote separate
", but only for or against"
the bill in its entirely.
Last week the President sent a
message to Congress asking for
legislation giving him authority
to fix commodity prices and rents.
Legislation has been drafted for
this purpose by Administration
forces. The measure will also
carry some prohibition or restric-
tions on installment plan selling.
Under the provisions Of the pro-
posed bill retail prices would be
fixed. AS penalty, purchasers
would be given the hight to re-
cover three times the amount of
any over-charge made by any sell
Ter, or fifty dollars, which ever
amount might be the larger. The
government would have the right
to make the same recovery for
over-charges, should the pur-
chaser refuse to bring such suit.
Heavy fines and prison sentences
would also be faced by violators
Of price schedules. Thus America
continues OH her way toward the
socialized state, concerning which
much dicussion has been heard in
recent years. Just how final sales
prices are to be controlled and
regulated, without first control
ling and regulating wages and
raw material costs, has not vet
been explained.
An Economic Defense Board
headed by Vice President Wal
lace, and consisting of the Secre-
taries Of State, Treasury, War,
Navy, Commerce and the Attor-
ney General, or their alternates,
WAS named last week by the
President. The new Board has
been established for the purpose
Of waging an economic or trade
war on the Axis Powers through
buying up defense goods from
other countries to prevent their
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-08-08
BRACKEN
TO TRAIN
FLYING CADETS

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala.
Aug John T. Bracken, who
was graduated from Tuskegee In
stitute in 1893 with a bachelor
of science degree in physical ed
ucation, has been appointed as
sistant director of physical train
ing at the Tuskegee Primary
School for flying cadets, 99th
Pursuit Squadron, it was an
nounced here today by DR.. E. B.
Smith, director Of physical educa-
tion for the Southeast Air Corps
Training Center. For the past
two years Bracken taught physi-
cal education and science at the
Tuskegee institute high school.
From 1884 to 1897 he was a
member of the Golden Tiger
football team and distinguished
Continued on Page s.
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shipment to the Axis, to sell to
other countries in order to keep
out Axis goods, to handle frozen
assets of the Axis nations and
to cooperate with Latin-America
in freezing credits, and to black
list Axis controlled business ven
lures throughout the Western
Hemisphere.
1t is expected that the House,
this week, will consider the May
Bill for taking off the one year
limitation on the length of mill
tary service required of selectees,
National Guardsmcn. and Re-
serve Officers. During the past
two weeks the administration has
brought terrific pressure OH the
members of the House, and as a
result the final vote on the meas
ure is expected to be close.
On orders of the Secretary Of
the Interior Ickes, acting as Ma
tional Oil Coordinator, all gaso-.
line stations in the Atlantic Sea-
board states, and in the area east
n
OF the Appalachin Mountains,
have been closed from z p m. to
2 a, m, each night, beginning
with last Sunday. The gasoline
and oil shortage in the Eastern
section Of the United States is
not because of any lack of crude
oii or refining facilities, but as a
result of the transfer to Great
Britain of such large number
of tankers as to make it impossi-
bic for the remaining ships in the
American oil feet to supply the
oil needs of the Eastern seaboard.
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high school and housing accom-
modations for the practitioners
and their families will be on the
adjacent Virginia Union univer-
sity campos.
Among the other clinicians are
included DR.. B. L. Jackson, Tus-
kegee, who will discuss the treat
ment of pyorrhea with the Per-
simmon Extract as discovered by
DR.. George w. Ctrver; DR.. Rol-
land j. Main, Medical College Of
Virginia, will lecture on diet and
its relationship to dentistry; and
Dr.. H. B. Haag, Medical College
Of Virginia, will present a paper
on ,sulfanilatmidc in the treat
ment Of mouth infection.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-08-08

HYDE PARK. N. Y.--Mrs. Frank
lin 70. Roosevelt was thanked Tor
her long, devoted interest In the
cause OF Negro Americans lest
Thursday when Hampton institute
gave the premiere performance OF a
new color motion picture on It's pro-
gram OF Education for Life" before
the First Lady and approximately
100 Of her friends In the Library Of
the summer White House In Hyde
Park
The Hampton Institute Qnartettc
presented . program Of spirituals
before tho motion picture showing
and Charles H. Flax. baritone SOLO
6st from Hampton. presented Mrs.
Roosevelt with the first edition Of
Swing Low 4 new Victor album
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-08-08

modern methods Of denture con-
strnction improving the appear
ance and fit of upper and lower
plates.
The Peter B. Ramsey Dental
society, Richlond, will serve as
hosts of the convention and an
nounce that facilities will be
available for the expected 500 or
more dentists. Headquarters for
the convention will be the newly
constructed Maggie L. Walker
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-08-08
DENTAL CONFAB
TO HAVE
POST GRAD
CLINICS

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. r..
(ANP)-The National Dental
association at it's annual session,
August 11-15, will anugurate the
first Of q series of postgraduate
clinics for those dentists attend
ing the convention.
This years dental Education
Vacation will center asoond lin
les by DR.. s. B. Smith, Amber,
Pa, and DR.. R. Beecher Costa,
New Haven. Conn, who will dem
onsxats with models and slides
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-08-08

Rev. Harrison burn, Ala, he
had lived in Dayton II years,
having the pastoratt of the
Church Of God at 3l9 Springfield
street for the past eleven years.
Survivors include his wife,
Carrie L.; one daughter, Mrs.
Rosie Appleberry, all Of Dayton;
two brothers, Orion Of Opelika,
Ala, and Henry, Of Auburn, Ala.
two sisters, Mrs. Queen Dowdell,
Of Wilmerding, Pa, and Mrs.
Lille Bryant, Of Gary, Ind, and
three grandchildren.
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OF spirituals by the Quartette.
Mrs. Roosevelt, IN introducing the
program. praised the strides being
made in all fields by Negroes and
told of her experiences In flying re-
Gently with Negro pilots She said
that she hoped that there would
soon be an executive discrimination
order for the armed forces, similar
to the Presidents recent proclama-
ton against discrimination in de-
fense industries. Robert Ogden
Purves, vice-prestdent and treasurer
of the college, also spoke.
The picture, produced by Hamp-
ton In cooperation with the Harmon
Foundation, was directed and photo
graphed by Mr. and Mrs, Ray
Garner. who won the 1910 award
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-08-08

for the best educational short on
l6mm. film. The picture was ac-
companied by q narrative by
Lorenzo White, OF the Hampton
Institute staff.
Singers from Hampton Institute
were among the first to introduce
ana spread the appreciation OF
authentic Negro spirituais In the
United States. Many Of the best
known spirituals today we're care
fully taken down from the lips Of
Hampton students, who entered
school In its early life. and perma-
nently recorded in the schools pub
licatiOn Religious Folk Songs OF
the Negro as Sung at Hampton
institute"
Members Of the Quartette. which
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-08-08

began Its 68th annual summer tour
with last weeks Hyde Park per-
Torrance. are all graduates Of
Hampton Institute. They are.
George Hamilton, second tenor:
Robert H. Hall, FIRST tenor: Jeremiah.
Thomas, baritone: and William &.
Byrd. bass. Mrs. Thomas. senior
member Of the group. has been
singing with the group since 1928.
This year the quartette Will be
Joined and led by Charles n. Flax.
one Of Hampton's best knswn sing
ers, who, In his student days. toured
Europe with the Hampton Choir.
Dorothy Maynor, celebrated soprano,
was also a member Of the same
singing group while . student at
Hampton Institute. -
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We're held at
the Conover st
Church of God
at 2 p. m. Fri
day, with Rev.
]. p. smoot.
of Detroit. off
ciating. iiui.iai
was in Willow
view cemetery.
Born in Au-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-08-08
Dies at Age Of Sc
Rev. John Harrison

Funeral services for Rev. John
4. Harrison, 66, of 1000 German
town street who died at his resi-
dence at l-:35 p. m. Monday
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A Bill

TO prohibit discrimination by any agen-
cy supported in whole or IN part with
funds appropriated by the Congress Of
prohibit Discrimination against per-
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IN THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES,

March 13, 1941
Mr.. Marchatonoi introduced the follow
ing bill; which was referred to the
: Committee on the Judiciary
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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-11
COlOrful Wallpaper
Livens Up Your Home
West Railroad S

Sunny dispositions and bright
er smiles come more easily when
we establish ourselves in cheer
full surroundings. One of the
simplest, yet most effective ways
of helping ourselves to an extra
share of lightheartedness is to
dress up our home walls in gay
and colorful wallpapers.
Whether you are a jitterbug
or classicist at heart, you can
suit the tempo of your home to
your mood by decorating it with
wallpaper patterns suitable to
the nature of the occupants.
Nothing could start the day off
better than to prepare the morn
ing breakfast in a colorful
kitchen.
Some of the happiest choices
are to be found in this seasons
washable wallpapers for kitch-
ems. These papers come in many
attractive patterns, including
sprightly red and green tulip
motif against a white tile back
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-11

The business firms and individuals adver-
tising in the Classified Guide page are reput-
able and offer services and merchandise that
can be depended upon. More than that they
seek your good will and patronage. Each week
they give ABSOLUTELY FREE, THEATER
TICKETS which can be used at either the Mid
land and Auditorium theaters in Newark. All
that you have to do is carefully read the adver-
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-11

tisements on this page each week. If you find
your name inserted in any of the advertise
ments, call at the Newark Leader office and you
will be given two theater tickets-FREE-with
the compliments of the advertiser in whose ad
your name appeared. PatrOnize the business
and firms represented in the Guide Page
and be assured of quality merchandise and the
best of service
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-11

ground. Other wallpapers ex-
pressive Of good humor and
friendly living are the light
hued patterns for bedrooms and
living rooms, particularly the
popular vertical-striped styles,
which tend to lift the occupants
spirits with their up-sweeping
lines.
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X Furniture

Granville, O-Three hearss transformed buses have en-
abed Edward Wright director of dama long last take
stremned Globe Theatre versions of Shakespeare Ohio high
school pupils Travelling the Denson University Shakepearan
Repertoire Company the troupe Of 10 players appearing
Midsummer Nights Dream As You Like It, and Macbeth Licking
county high schools have already been played booked for
bies for p T. programs, Others have tentative dates
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-11

Forty cents an hour is the min
imum wage for all workers re-
treading tires for interstate trade
under the Federal Wage and
Hour Law.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-11

Our lawmakers, not being able
to put a luxury tax on wives,
have compromised by putting it
on the things they wear.