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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-04
Series at Ehbets Field
 # Dem Buns Win Now
By DAN PARKER

es won't be robbed of one this year its Dodgers League pennant.
 the series of when and whsres to the Yankee Stadium sns sO @ n home But at Conference hre yestda attended by LSn and Of the w Yankees pdS @
 gsssoa as the De taken . away from d S0Sss 5 gladly give you seats behind an pillar first the bungalow.
 PROPOSAL was made that oto that tho s 'SS be F. Hss6 S s s next two at the ssSSin@ on Sunday didn't get beyond the suggestion stage.
 ses however S ons-day interval between M thre any to permit the sal Of tickets for game No was @ % sSs ns 'issaa gan; isc difficult acompshment the feat of aOnai League 1t played there.
 PARAGRAPHS ID" AND racing specif cay that jockey wlluny neres with other horse his sSan %I Psun: Ss diaSSIsd Jockey Aresro interference that q happened %ors sabl disqualified after they finished One-wo' ticket ns 1a pess ssq out Dodgers qualify for all ierventy they ao will be yS his action s%s in sess1Vns the Sao ns S the ns s nO Ry o of the % ssn s1 they <. s csn % % 5 5 Da sa Ong coming for the Brooklyn club when the fortunes of the team constantly reiterated for the welfare of Know only @ Ss he cam ot while the getting is good.
 WARREN WILSON, FORMER CLEMSON football boxing Lakes, by leaking water heater his training
 
 that the stOry but the overlooked the journalists The pumO that restored Wilson O consciousness after two hours and the Hospital humanitarian named Wilson helping Nova get in condition to beat MIKE JACOBS SEEMS a Broadcasng rival chain and tossing overheard the Adams Hat people who fight breakfasts from Madison Square long, What burned C. Adams Hat the face that Jacobs didn't give them bid of the contract B. C. the exclusive fight brOadcastng rights held in the Chicago Stadium with Adams Hats sponsor Jacobs its money enterprise Adams exclusive rights the Stadium Jacobs can't promote fights there An effort will be made N the Detroit Olympia under the en This of course would freeze Jacobs out of Detroit too The queer Chicago Stadium
 
 st stockholders Madison Square Garden from which and It's client bounced.
 lCopyrlght, laAl, King Reatares szndleatel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-04
FAMILY SUPPORTER

Ray Robinson. lightweight boxer, has supported his family since hls father disappeared when he was is years old.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-04
PROBABLE PITCHERS
By United Press NATIONAL LEAGUE


 St. Louis Cooper i3-S and War; neke is-D ct Chicago. lEgiekson s-b and Passeau i2-i3l-tWo games, Boston (TObln i2-e and Posedel A-O Rt Newv York lL0hFman Dse and Hubbeii i0-Tl-two games. Brooklyn lDavls 0i.O at Phila- delphla lPeaFson l.i5l,
 Cincinnati (WaltsTs I0si2l at Pittsburgh l6ewell l3.iO.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland tsmilh e-iil ct pss tTolt lMeWs0m it-iTl,
 Philadelphia lAeecFabb esiO et Washington lfsM6son i0-i11, New eYFk lDonald Tssl at noss ton lMewseEBe iesel.
 (0niy games heheduledl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-04

YESTERDAYS HERO - South paw Frank Hoerst who pitched his hrst complete game of the season to bring Philadelphia four-hit, { to victory over the Dodgers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-04
Games Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday New York ?, Boston (11 inns). Washington 9, Philadelphia 8. lOnly games scheduled).
 Games TOdny New York at Boston. Cleveland at Detroit. Philadelphia at Washington. lOnly games scheduled).
 Games T0mOEROW Boston at New York. Washington at Philadelphia St, Louis at Chicago. Cleveland at Detroit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-04

wATR Mutual features, tonight Fulton Lewis IT, 7AS Inslde Sports Wythe Williams. Marquis Queensbuy lA Parade of the News .ll:30 Lawrence Melk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-04

Chosen's first sold dredse has just hean built.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Tran hes limited the number Of fpeetacles shipped Into the eoun- sfy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-04
GaIAes fOnOEROI
EASTERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays characterization
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-04
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-04


 May guest appearance Rudy Vae will contend with the Flying Mu invisible mention Barrymore will guests
 OMvs boarding vae acrobac cousins of the noted Yahoodi big for AA American Federation Radio Aswas passed around for each actor gnyng the wrote Three Flying Muroneys The following day Dick Mack producer the called by pertrbed AFA official hcsa Muooneys aren't listed members of AF he said accusng immediately Mack officials the Mulroonys not flesh and blood actors but only sound effects
 Several major time changes WATR Mutual
 will
 in . period. Monday "Sky
 made with Aires will be heard from to SSO and Morton
 Gould Thursday Emans Contact wm
 Do heard from to SSO; and the last in the series
 ceEs Elizabeth Rehberg the air from S to O
 Saturday VictOrs saluting
 Of college football will make its premier from S:3O to embarrassing remarks still keeps qumae edge On recently fellow relatives brother replied what does do?" oh the hower hef the He cgarets This didn't originate tha Consequences" Edwards audience participation that himself mentally alert throughout the hahour head of similar girl consequence" audience . looked though he could get along nicely with Are asked him. times" divorced again." quickly girl boy asked strange girl the studio questions would early breaks?" innocent ~o it's pleasanter in bed girl who had to make date with ended frank demonstration by asking whether take dinner after the Sure If taka wife sitting right here entirely laugh provided by hotel clerk who vany Edwards I'm supposed to be working tonight but this afternoon phcnd boss and told him sick"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-04
Copyright IsAI. King Features syndlests)
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ThFea.hane bit--POx. Heme run HenFleh. Double plays-~00Fd0n (uns aaslaledl l, nissnie, Gordon end ekFugl, saeTlfees-cFOnln 2. Left pn bases -gankess IF Hsd sos | bAsss ls oP Struck ont--bY h0nhAm 2, WagHer q, Hlia-0ff tlonhAm, 2 ln 90 lIl. nlngsl Murphy. ln ]. Runs=-oR ham gpyslakb, Wlnnin9 pitcher .. henham: umplrssssssssns' nts~sFs AAa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-04

PARAGRAPHS ID" AND racing state spefi caly that jockey wfuly inees with any other horse his other of the ownership in the disqualified If Jockey ArarO interference with Rams In Hopeful Stakes Saturday at Saratoga wasn't wfu then how
 once? And this being the why mount Devil Diver his running mate Geenee Stable disqualified after they finished One-two?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
Boats and Equipment

500 LATE MODEL CARS WANTED
1920 WOODWARD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20

FORD 1870 trucks. t2b flat rack with -four
wheel trailer. working will take late
model car leaving state 1857 DIX
Toledo Road. Phone wysndotte 7ooe.R.ii.
READ Times Want Ads for pront-use
them for IesultE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
GLIDER
MotorcyIes end BICYCLES

MoToRcYcLEs-S used parts ssrvies.
EDWARD KEHoE Co, $685. "a. River.
INV ADDREss-Hsarisy Davidson MotpE
cxc.< Co. Al21 l2th 20 Grsnd ElxeE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Exercises to Improve
Thigh Measurement
BY IDA JEAN KAN

NOW THAT the season for
shorts and swim suits is in full
swing, il is obvious that the
thigh measurement is what keeps
most girls out of the bathing
beauty class. Practically all Of
them make better appearance
in Stacks or skirts.
The skinny girls thighs bow
in and the fat ones bow out If
yea are thin yea are probably
inclined 10 despair of those ugly
hollows as something beyond
your control. And if you are too
plump. you expect diet will
take care OF everything.
What's needed is exercise of a
special order. Since the weather
Is hot, you'll be relieved 10 know
the exercises arc not particu-
larly strenuous. BY doing the
stint according 10 instructions.
YOU should he able 10 get by
nicely with just few minutes
every Gay.
First Exercise
Lie on your back on the floor
knees flexed and soles Of feet on
floor near buttocks. Very slowly
and fUrC1bfy separate the knees
in v Hold for second. and
bring together. Continue for 10
counts.
Then roll over on the side with
legs straight down, one on top Of
The other. Keep the knees
straight and raise top leg from
The hip. up and back That's
harder 10 do than merely raising
the leg straight up. but il gets
both inner and outer thigh
muscles. Repeat 10 times, rest
and perform on other side
Stay IN that same position and
raise the top LEG from the hip
in wide circles, up in front and
around in back And repeat that
one 10 times. each leg,
After that, relax completely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
CRISP CoTToNs

PERT, CRISP little cottons
are an all-year-ropRd- necessity.
They're useful for out-of-doors
when the weatherman says fair
and warmer; perfect for indoor
wear through Fall and Winter
This piquant Anne Adams
style is simple 10 sew from Pat
tern 475l. An eye-catching de-
tail is that Saucy back button
ing. so convenient for flat
spread ironing.
Pattern 4751 IS available in
misses and women's sizes y,
Ia. 10. is, 90 30, 80, "a, 80, 3S
and 40. Size Is takes 39s yards
35-inch fabric and 22s yards
ric-rac.
Send fifteen cents G5c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size, name,
address and style number.
Address your order 10 The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square. De-
troit. Mich. Owing 10 customs
regulations, orders for patterns
10 Canadian destinations cannot
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

for a minute, then stand up to
do the next thighlinerS
Thiehliner
DO chorus-girl kick over the
seat Of a chair. Have the chair
strategic distance away. and
swing the right leg up and over
then back before setting foot 10
floor. Repeat five times then with
tf1c left lee,
Now turn the chair around so
that the back is toward you and
rest the hands on il for support
while you swing the right leg
back and forth like a pendulum
between you and the chair
Swing from the hip, cross over
the left ieG, and swing back out
70 the right side Repeat same
number OF counts with other leg
Isn't that an easy routine?
But il is surprisingly effective
YOU should be able 10 notice an
Improvement within three
weeks.
Copyright 1871 King Features synd Ioc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
De+roi+er Preparing to Capture Title
Of Champion tiomemaker at State Fair

work al the fair is that YOU are
competing with women who are
doing their best. To cop first
prizes, your cakes must be light,
Of good texture good flavor and
nice in appearance.
Your canned goods must look
maker goes 10 the woman who
has the highest number of prizes
nice in the can, be properly
cooked and tasty.
Your ncedlcWork must be
neatly done, Numbered or pressed
and presented in a manner that
will keep. il fresh looking
throughout the exhibit.
For instance. you may very
carefully press a table cover
but if il is TO hold up through
the Judging and shifting about
with thousands of other pieces,
il had best be boxed.
In any event, you have only
a short time left to make up
your mind. First thing to do is
send for your premium book
$50. a penny postcard mailed to
the Women's Division, State
Fair Detroit will bring IT
10 you. Simply print your name
and address.
Remember. last day Tor reg
iStration is August Is.
The State Fair opens Au-
gust u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS
women'' Editor. The Detroit Time,

BELIEVING that the early
bird catches the worm, Mrs.
George Fallucco. 1889 Marx
avenue, Detroit. was the first
woman TO send in her entry
blank for participation IN
womcn'S exhibits at the State
Fair Mrs Fallucco has six
pieces of crochet under way $3.50.
-Same- OF lhnm- finished seH4e-
Of them still in the making.
II was Laura Wheeler pat
torn No 2S77. which Mrs. Fal-
lucco saw i'm The Detroit Times.
that prompted her 10 try for
the npcdlowork prizes 49,. and
she set right TO work on a bed
spread
ut means going without
movies for a while" she SAYS
-. mot only because the movie
money will buy thread tor the
spread, hut because won't be
able 10 spare any time for play
from now until fair time"
Champion Homemaker
Better keep an eye on Mrs.
Fallucco. ladies she's out for
that championship. We mean
the Champion Homcmakcr
of Michigan for which The De
trolt Times is Offering a prize Of
S25 The Michigan State Fair
board has added to this, a sec
ond prize of $40, and Bernard
J. YoungbloOd. manager Of the
faif VIII Efv6 4 PERSONAL award
OF 50 plus two Prudence
Penny COOkbookS from the
Times.
The title of champion home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Lavender Powder

THE WHITE haired woman
can dramatic herself by using
a lavender powder -- it makes
her skin look delicately trans
parent-and a crimson lip smear
that carries a violet cast.
The tow headed blonde, with
hair like honey. can use the
same lipstick. but for her an
ivory powder IS more nattering.
Only the old fashioned soul
fancieS that the silver treSsed
woman should not use make up.
There's no age limit One must
use taste and judgment, that's
all
Why should grandma be left
out Of the beauty party? Shes
just gay gazelle these days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

in tho following classifcations
nccdlcwOTk. cookery, can
ming and preserving. She must
have at least three entries in
each of the claSsificationS TO
enter for the championship.
Crochet Contest
Besides State Fair prizes in
nccdlcwork. there's the national
crochet contest ga all first prize
winners IN this classification, arc
automatically sent 10 New York
10 compete with winners from
-ail 4S states for national prizes
The important thing is 10
get your entry blank filled out
and mailed so that II is re-
ceived at the Women'S Division
before August IS They will
advise YOU when to bring in
your entries.
Pointers for Prizes
The most important thing 10
remember m entering your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Local Girl Makes Good
BY JOAN DEAN


HOLLYWOOD, July 30.
ANOTHER LOCAL girl makes good in the film city.
troters who have pointed pride the celuloid mae
Joan Leslie and said, That's Detroit girl, may
look for Kay Weary fash upon the
Miss Weary. a popular Detroit socate model and
of girls the national ads
for Hollywood Moving to the West Coas
time ago she sighted by talent and given
role in "Renfrew of the Mounted -. with parts
coming up.
ONE OF the first steps her movie career gtarupr
ng by the House of Wesmore Hollywood makeup experts
The three brothers who comprise this trio of artistry
makeup Warner Brothers studio for 20
years; Way who has served the capacity AT Para
for Is years and Bud engaged Rosemary Lane who
Twentieth Century-Fox.
The accompanying photographs this page show you
Miss Weary taught make up and her beauty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Require MuIchinq

Raspberries demand plenty Of
cultivation 10 be az their best
but mulching the year-round
will answer the purpose as we'll
and will save almost all the
labor. The mulch also provides
humas and it sometimes reduces
the suckers that seem 10 be for
ever staFtiffr tfp-frofrf--tife-ro ets.
There is an Autumn bearing
raspberry that is very desirable
for the home garden. even if il
does mean a little extra care.
This extra attention means only
that the Autumn bearing bushes
require plenty of plant food and
sufficient moisture in the soil 10
make this plant food available
especially during hot. dry
weather.
II the ground is allowed 10
become dry and hard the buds
that produce the Fall crop will
not develop which will prevent
the fruit from ripening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Water, Too

Mulching the plants Is pro(
ably the best way 10 keep the
soil moist az all times, but
Swinging and watering the
plants overhead keeps the wood
soft as well as the ground moist.
On the above variety the
method Of pruning will be a lit
tie different from the Summer
bearing varieties. The new canes
on the fall bearing plants should
not be cut out after they have
borne the fruit, for the fruit in
this case is produced on the
wood that is made the same
year. and if you cut them out.
il will reduce next seasons crop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Smart Glasses

TIE T-S1GHTED
woman who refuses 10 use
lenses puts herself in danger
She will appear 10 he confused.
She Will stumble over steps.
make awkward movements.
Optical specialists are putting
their shoulders 10 the beauty
wheel. doing all they can 10
reconcile women 10 the wearing
Of glasses by offering frames
and lenses of various designs
that make for bccomingneSs.
'itTc correct -Scirctton-csn
make a long nose look shorter,
a short nose longer. The man
behind The counter will tell you
all about them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Prune Canes
From Berry
Bushes
BY AMATEUR GARDENER

YOUR RASPBERRY bushes
will be finished bearing now and
viii need a little attention for
the next years crop. Here are
a few suggestions.
After the last fruit has been
gathered, all the old canes and
even straggly new ones. should
be pruned out The old canes
will die anyway and the puny
new ones will never produce any
fruit that amounts, 10 anything,
so let the strength of the plant
all 60 into the best canes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Favorife Haunts

They haunt the cosmetic and
costume jewelry counters. Little
clips or ornaments in red are
matched TO the hpStick. so is the
nail polish. They are very clever
about their color harmony in
every way.
Flaming colors may appear in
their sports clothes but there is
still a conservative smartness
about them.
They walk like little queens
which means they must have
had fine physical training. They
all look as if they could dance
well and gracefully. Even the
very young girls of the grade
schools are dignified. Jumping
and skip-hopping is all left for
the playground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Cultured Tones

We may have associated loud
unmusical voices with the young.
immature girls and with good
cause, too. We all remember
hearing the rasping Hi there.
where yeh goin' ?" and similar
boisterous SaluteS. This is no
longer the custom.
They stiff greet cacfr- other
just as joyfully but il is a pleas
ure TO hear them. Their voices
arc refined and lovely. They
laugh a lot and this, too, is like
the ripping of a silvery water
fall.
Girls Of today have fine
sense of humor. They are too
smart 10 gossip and avoid dis
cussing the shortcomings of
their associates. They are not
PollyannaS. either. who find ev-
erything just perfect. but have
opinions Of their own and know
how TO express them. We do
think. they are lust about right
and hope they continue TO deco
rate our town for a long time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
School Girls
Are Natural
Beauties
BY DONNA GRACE

A WALK in Fifth avenue on
any of these long vacation days
will reYeal-to any one that the
real beauties of the country are
the young lovelies who spend
most of the year clustered in
schools and colleges. The street
is so gay as-t the little-greupS
pass along from store 10 store.
You hardly ever see a hat and
II short hair is the style, none of
these young girls have heard of
II. We have never seen such
lovely long bobs as they display.
Sports attire is the rule except
for the very occasional one who
comes in dressed for some smart
luncheon.
For these important events a
few of the sophisticates wear
black with either large hats or
a crisp bow Of black net over
the forehead and banded in the
usual hat manner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Natural Makeup

They all wear makeup but
without accent or any suggeS-
ton of madeup look. Some
few secure their hobs with bands
of ribbon but except for a few
large pastel, red or blue pins or
tiny bows the bob is left in its
own unadorned naturalneSS.
Most Of them are tanned as is
usual AT this time but even with
the unrestrained freedom Of
Summer outdoor life they arc
all so neat and we'll groomcd we
seldom see a floppy soiled shoe.
Few of them go without stock
ings in town. Bare legs are no
longer smart except for beach
and country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

The most important thing 10
rcmcmhcr In cnterlng YOUR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
RAJ Hammers
Reich Industries
International News service Gait.

LONDON. Sept l. Raj bomb
-ers hammered industrial targets
in Germany's Rhineland and Ruhr
districts last night and early
today while Nazi raiders peppered
explosives on Britain's east and
northeast coasts.
The British attacks on German
territory during the night followed
series of Raj daylight often
siveS against NaZi-occupied north
ern France and invasion bases
along the channel coast
The British daylight sweeps
were carried out against German
airdromeS and similar targets and
bomberS. heavily escorted by fight
erS. also attacked occupied terri
tory.
Bombs were dropped on indus
trial targets in the Lille area. on
a German airdrome al Lannion,
in Brittany and the ShlpyardS at
lie Trait. One German fighter
was destroyed
A fortress aircraft on rcconnaiS-
SanCc during the afternoon
bombed Bremen British losses in
these operations were two fighters.
Just before midnight last night
a lone German bomber attempted
TO reach London but was driven
Off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Raj Sets
.TripOE
Port Attire

\ CAIRO. Sept. l.. One Of the
heaviest British air raids ever
staged against Tripoli, in Italian
I Llbya. was announced today in a
Cairo communique stating - tons
of bombs were unloaded on the
seaport capital Friday night.
The entire Spanish Quay the
ports biggest dock. was declared
10 have been set afire. from end TO
end, and devouring flames also en-
veloped two Axis merchant ships.
] dlsplacing 5000 and 5000 tons.
after bombs crashed upon them.
Y The flames "leaped hundreds of
I feet into the air" said the bulle-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
IHternstioral News Photo
FAR HOLDING JOAN

knowledged British air raids or
the Libyan port of Tripoli and the
Sicilian town Of Licata.
A number" of casualties anC
Some damage" il was admitted
were inflicted at Tripoli, Friday
night. while the raid on Llcata
carried out Saturday afternoon
caused four civilian deaths and
nine injuries.
An Italian torpedo boat in Trip
oil harbor shot down a British
bomber in flames.
Tive British Wellington homhers
were shot down by Italian pursuit
craft over tho Mediterranean.
German bomberS. the communique
said. attacked British warShipS in
the British-held Libyan harbor of
Tobruk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Tea Bombs
Raj Spreads Greetings
From Queen of Holland

LONDON, Sept. Tea bonn
bardment of German occupied
Holland was staged by the Royal
Air Force. il was revealed today
Raj planes Showered $4,000
small orange bagse filled with tea
an bearing message of encourage
.ment from Queen Wilhelmina. over
wide areas of the Netherlands on
the eve of the queens sixty-first
birthday today.
The tea. thus rained down upon
the Dutch people as a birthday
remembrance from their queen.
came from the Netherlands East
Indies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Detroit Drum Corps
Finish Second Third

JACKSON. Sept. l. - The Red
Arrows Of Detroit and Charley
Young Corps of Detroit finished
second and third. respectively. in
the drum and bugle corps contest
az the national convention of the
32d tRed Arrow Division. Ralph
II. Drum of Grccn Bay. Wis. adj
vanced 10 the presidency and Ruel
B. ChclllS OF Detroit moved up tC
first vice president a change in
the constitution. which previously
had limited the convention site Il
Michigan and Wisconsin. enabled
Chicago 10 secure the next con.
Nention.