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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

yourself-while passersby pause and stare.
Noyember's breezes playing around Lois
t"High Kckers") Januarry's kneezes.
NTIDTOWN VIGNETTE: I don't know why
w this sort OF story puts me in stitches but it
does
Have yourself some stitches.
- It's true, by goy-honest He's married
~of course . Once while fooling around in
/. kennel in Jersey he fell madly in love with two
pups -
- He bought for his wife and one for his
girl friend A year passed
One day recently-with their pets on leash
@--both the wife and sweetheart came out of
5th Avenue store, where Mr.. Cheater was waiting
for his Mrs.
~ But there you go anticipating what happened
The dogs recognized papa and played wildly
about his trouser cuffs.
. The women got it, at once-a and paused
only 10 glare until they unwound their respective
\hes And then went their way
(WHICH do YOU think up and left him fiat
The gal,
MEMOS OF A MIDNIGHTER: Fishermen
An have told authorities that they've actually
seen U-boatS of the New England coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

fancy grocery store
windows for example.
! have been a fancy
grocery window shop
per for years. And
hope some day to be
a customer.
My ambition Is 10
90 into one OF those
Madison avenue, Man
haitian. fancy grocery
palaces and say TO the
naughty attendant:
WRAP me up n
dozen cans Of boneless.
skinless Portuguese sar-
dimes"
i don't know what
e Sardines taste like
- / have been adj
miring the label on the
=. can for some time.
~c Another item that
gets me. via the label,
/. is whole OK tongue in
its own juice
Imagine that; in
us own itlice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

bending with tea and
6opetz at the SIND
bet luncheteria.
Iona Massey and
her groom and Marlene
Dietrich and hers
tuned TO Gertrud e
Niesen's torchants at
the Copacaban's 2 ayem
frolic.
Jock whitney
studying the window
display Of a book shop.
Peggy Fears weep
ing over a drink in
Sardi's all because of
the Helen Hayes play.
Carol Bruce on 5th
Avenue practically a
STOP sign. '
Abbott e. Costello
1.-The Poor Mans Olsen
& Johnson.
Merle Oberon's per-
fume=which sticks TO
your paw latter a good
night hand-shake) and
starts you talking 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

s I'll bet that's really something. Then there
* that "mncemeat made with rum" which
according to the label is filled with fat raisins,
applesauce and Citron
e / haven't seen really fat raisiu since my
mother used to make real old-fashioned rice
pudding. Last night my girl friend had hard
time dragging away from fancy grocery
window display.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

VTHE BIG PARADE: Linda Darnell winning
Cocker Spaniel in the Stork's Bloon-Night
maneuvers.
Lana Turner in Reubens incognito-with
dark glasses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Il. y. DMy'ing
! do Tore TO note
A nd 10 observe.

! DO f0rc 70 FOfC
A nd 10 observe.
Ben Johnson.
("Curiosity," said DR. Samuel Johnson sis
of the most permanent and certain eharac-
teristics of vigorous intellect" Keep that in
mind. II you have a youngster who always
is asking questions try 10 answer them. You
may have future inventor, doctor Broad
way columnist in your family-EVDD
WINDOW shopping for men is limited With
w women controlling SIS per cent of the money
and doing 80 per cent OF the shopping nearly
all the displays stress feminine appeal.
But now and then man gets break. Take
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

VAN DYKE-ss.s Van Dyke: PL. 1890
vhN UihL Cont from IL Noon. Jas.
Cagney. Ann Sheridan In "CITY FOX
CONQUEST" Plus Roscoe Karnes. "GAX
SAGABOND." Cartoon. News Get Vols.
1-5 of Wonder Books. Last Show 10 p. NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Me Nichols. UN. z-l2s2
shnuill Open $40. J. Stewart, Paulette
Goddard, Horace Heidi in pot o. GOLD"
Plus John Wayne In THE SHEPHERD
OF THE HILLS" In Color cartoon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
On Broadway


Trade Mark Registered Copyright. 1891.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
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Distributed by King Features synd.. Inc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-25
A YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Fou1

/. Which Wild flower is rcputed -
be the National flower Of the United
States.
.. What is the maximum power ON
which any radio station in the Unit
ed States is permitted TO operate?
3. In the name "Honolulu, 7. H."
what does 7. II. stand for?
4. Under which President Was Levi
P. Morton the Vice PRESIDENT
5. Name the capital of Spain.
6. Can two full moons ever ecu
IN the month Of February?
T., Names the man who was a
nominee for President of the United
States in 1920 and ran for that office
While he Mas serving a sentence in
the penltentiary.
8, What labor union is known by
the initials UAWA?
9. BY what process are whisky.
rum, brandy, and alcohol, made2
10. Whose life did James Boswell
"IIte'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-25
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY p, 1911

Tive second paragraph OF the Dec
laratton OF independence is a con-
d|yr.It.yu OF Jonu Lockc~ famous
cay on government
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03
GlorityiMg. Yourself
By ALICIA HART

didn't try to break the record for the course. she went swimming, but she didn't try to swim Q mile the first day or out-dive the broad- shouldered life guard. She danced until dawn when she felt lige it, but she didn't make a date to climb Q mountain at seven ih the morning following Q night of dancing until three. -..
 She slept at least eight hours out of every twenty-four. She didn't worry about which eight hours, however, so sleeping never Inter- fered with fun.
 She had . better than. average time because she managed to strike happy medium between wearing no makeup, wriygkied slacks and sloppy blouses and spending too much time In a beauty shop or pressing her clothes or fussing with her fsce. She was clean and we'll groomed every hour of the day, but she didn't make Q fetish Of her beauty routines,
 She used suntan oil conscientious ly and so didn't have to waste a lot of time trying to cure Q bad sun burn.
 She summed her hair, but she didn't let t bake and dry out to the point where no less than fifteen hot oil treatments will get 1t back into shiny, healthy condition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03
ALL THAT GTNGIVITIs IS NOT
 pYORRIlEA

Since the eontumeliouS conductor of this column quietly and coward- ly dropped his one-man movement to persuade practitioner Of dentistry to accept the title 'Dentor" to in- dieate their profession, and leave exclusively to practitioners of medi- cine the title Doctor, there has been c remarkable increase in the extent of correspondence with prac. titieners of dentistry, and Q still more remarkable improvement In the temper and tone of this eor- respondence. Considering All the roily water that has gone over the dam the conductor feels quite hu. man about the whole thing.
 Many dentists tell mo 1t Is scasld- alouS tho way some practitioners abuse surgery in the treatment of interstitial gingivitis. Now walt I'm trying to interpret for you, not airing my erudition. When o den- tist says 'interstitial gingivitiS" he means 0 slowly developing or chro- nic inflammation of the gums tgin- giva Is Latin for gum) which IS deep. seated, involving the Struc- tural substance of the gums as well as the surface covering. But such chronic gum tenderness, swelling, sponginess, bleeding and perhaps Sllrlnkage does not necessarily mean that the patient has pyor- rhea, these dentists insist, and In any case, they maintain, 1t Is sel- dom advisable to eXcise gum tis. sues or to destroy gum tissues by electro -coagulation, as some de1a- tiets do If the patient Is naive enough to believe pyorrhea can be removed" in that way,
 Incision of the gum tissue or electro .coagulation is occasionally necessary to insure drainage of a pus-pocket which cannot be clean- ed out and kept clean by conserva. tive treatment. This Is incidental to the systematic treatment given by the dentist at regular intervals over e sufficient period of time, and the daily treatment of the mouth and gums by the patient himself or herself under the dentists in- struction, and the constitutional treatment prescribed by the phyS- clan in cooperation and consulta- ton with the dentist.
 Oingivitis means gum inflamma. ton and 1t often occurs without any sign of deep-seatei involve ment such as that characteristic of pyorrhea. However, 1t Is fair to say that one whose gum or gums remain sore, tender, swollen and tending to bleed easily for more than Q week or two needs the care
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03

The girl wno, after Q two weeks vacation, comes back to the ofiice looking fresh, rested, younger and prettier, did not, you may be sure, get over- enthusiastic about exercise and sports curing her holiday.
 She got plenty of exercise, of course, and she had fun in the lake, on the golf course, tennis courts or whatever. But she did not wear herself all out trying to pack too many activities into 50 brief @ time.
 She had sense enough to realize that a body which had had no exer- else of any kind in e year wouldn't tic round of sports and practically derive any benefit at all from q hec- tic round of sports and practically no rest.
 She played Q little golf, but she
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03
Iced Beverages Will Help
 You Beat The Heat

with Ice, place q silver spoon in each glass, and pour hot fresh coffee over the ice, Another method is to make very strong coffee. Pour at once into glass container, cover, cool, and place in refrigerator to chill, Serve with cracked ice. Keep covered, and make only with freshly brewed cof- fee. -.
 Follow these same rules for iced tea. Always use very strong tea or coffee for iced drinks,
 ICED COFFE JULEP
 Makes 6 Servings)
 Twelve sprigs fresh mint, 1 table spoons sugar, { cups extra strength freshly-made coffee, finely crushed ice. ..-
 Crush 6 sprigs of mint, add sug- ar and coffee mad stir until sugar is dissolved. Chill. Fill tall glasses with crushed ice. Pour the chilled coffee over the ice and garnish with a sprig of mint.
 To frost the glasses, dip edges in egg white, then in powered sugar
 rOL 1 WShNihAb Patb OA yOA VII picnic in June, this grape juice punch is a good choice.
 GRAPE JUICE PUNCH
 (Makes 12 Glasses)
 Two cups grape juice, 2 cups sweet cider, cup fresh grapefruit juice, orange, sliced thin, cup granulated sugar, E teaspoon nut meg, ? quarts charged water.
 Combine juices, spices and sug- ar Cover and stand hours in refrigerator, stirring occasionally. Place large block of ice in punch bowl. Pour in juices and add charg- ed water.
 Grapefruit and orange juice wiht fresh mint make refreshing and nutritious drink which most Ameri- cans like. To give it party appear ance, garnish with freshmint and add a little charged water. Fresh strawberries garnish any cold drink beautifully. Tall glasses of 2-3 to- mato juice and l-3 grapefruit juice make the perfect cooler" Canned pineapple juice with fresh lime juice and thin slices of lemon and sprigs of fresh mint make another vita min filled thirst quencher
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03
&.,.&S"4
PATTERN S76
 COOL DRESS IN SLEEVELESS" STYLE

Supend an aforementioned" sum- mer in this very young, very fem- mine afternoon frock by Claire Til- den. For Pattern S76 features one of the newest and most important summer style notes - the SLEEVE LESS LOOKl See how the shoul- ders have been extended to just cover the arm tops, a treatment that's cool and breezy as Q really sleeveless style yet with Q more dreSsed-up effect. Even the neck line is cut for hot-weather comfort with its deep, collarless V-shape. It's softened by graceful bow which may be in self-fabric, in rib- bon or in gay contrast. Well-placed darts at the shoulders keep the gentle bodice lines neatly in place. The skirt shows carefully planned flattery in double panels down the front and a light-hearted Hare. You'll like the dainty touch added by lace edging at sleeveletteS and neckline. A filny fabric in a lowered design or dark, cool navy or black sheer would be perfect for this spirit-of-summer dress. Youll Ind it so simple to stitch up right at home, with the Sewing Guide that accompanies the pattern.
 Pattern S76 is cut in misses sizes f2, i4, i6, i8 and 20. Size i6 re- qulres 3 i-S yards Se inch fabric and 2 5-S yards lace edging.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS llScl in coins for this pattern. WRITE CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders to Waterbury Demo- crat, Pattern Department, 70 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03
DREAM WARDROBE
 AWAITS WINNER
Seven Entries Officially Recorded in Miss Old
 Glory" Contest

Seven young ladies have already been named official entries in the Miss Old Glory" contest, scheduled for Thursday evening, June l2, m Riverside Ballroom, according to Edward J. Carroll, owner of River side Park and sponsor of the event. Two are entered from Springfield, two from Hartford, and one each from Torington, Woronoco and Ho- lyoke.
 Girls between i6 and 25 wishing to enter the contest may clip the coupon appearing in tonight's paper and file 1t with the director of the contest at Riverside Park. To the winner goes an award of 8 $40O ''dream wardrobe" and an expense paid trip to New York with side visits to famous night clubs, res- taurants, shows, supper clubs, etc.
 Monte ProSer, famous New York night club impressario, has signified his intention of being ct Riverside Park to assist in the judging. It is also expected that important theat. rical talent scouts will be on band
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03
Your Dreams May Tell
 of Suppressed Worries

Imagine dreaming you're in Q ca- noe with your boss-and, If that weren't unlikely enough, seing him jump into the lakel
 It's hard to believe such "crazy" dreams mean anything, but they do. Psychologists say that when you un- derstand them as expressions of your "subconscious" they can actually help solve your problems.
 This canoe dream was dreamed by a girl who had suppressed a bitter dislike for her job. When told her dream pictured the common phrase "Go jump in the lake," she realized that, for her own happiness, she should find more congenial work.
 Other dreams may express your subconscious fears and desires in images or symbols. A dream of go- ing into a dark place often sym- bolizes marriage.
 Some dreams are clear warnings from our inner selves. A dream of a tooth extraction may mean you long to break off some tender rela- tionship. Better do 1t, the dream warns, or be sorry.
 Our 32-page booklet gives you scientific explanations of many dreams and dream symbols: helps unmask your inner worries. Dis cusses sex dreams, dreams that .'come true"
 Send 1Oc in coin for your copy of THE MEANING or DREAMS Co the Waterbury Democrat Home Service, 635 Sixth Ave, New York N. Y. Be sure te write plainly your NAME, ADDRESS, and the NAME oR booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03
TOMORROw's MENU

BREAKFAST: Sliced bananas, dry wheat cereal, toast. coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Macaroni with cheese, enriched bread water cress sandwiches, preserves, fruit bowl. tea. milk.
 DINNER: Broiled fish steak, tartar sauce, boiled potatoes, spinach with vinegar, lemon Bavarian cream. coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03

of c dentist and the advice of physician--a dentist and c physi' clan who cooperate or consult to" gether in the treatment of such cases. At present this treatment requires the service of both physi- clan aud dentist; before long, now that medical education Is to Do given students who intend to prac" tioe dentistry, all practitioners oi dentistry will he physicians and none but qualified physicians will Do allowed to practice ct all, Har- yard Dental School has already taken this step and other schools for the training of practitioners oi dentistry will have to follow.
 Readers who provide e stamped addressed envelope may have on re- quest c copy of i2-page pamphlet on Pyorrhea,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
 Happy Alternative

Tn 1885, following suggestion in your column, had transurethral prostatic resection, as on alterna. tive for the external operation. It proved entirely successful and was back home In Q week in fine shape and no trouble of any kind since.
 (L. J, F) Answer-Thank you, sir, Few readers report on tho results they experience from following gugges- tions given here--unless they hap- pen to need advice or information. For men past middle age develop ing bladder trouble I have & mono- graph on ProStatic Obstruction - for copy send stamped envelope bearing your address.
 MILK
 Why does drinking milk make ono so sleepy. Several friends asked about 1t say 1t has the same effect on them. rarely drink milk, but when I do 1t Is usually just milk and fruit and I make Q meal of 1t. l never drink 1t between meals,
 Miss II. 0. W. Answer-r don't know, unless 1t ia that milk Is the most nearly perfect food and 1t is natural to doze or sleep immediately after a satisfying meal.
 Corn and Callus Remedy
 Give corn and callus remedy in health service column. (Mrs. o. S0 Answer-Paint corn or callus daily with @ solution of thirty grains. of salicylic acid In one-half ounce of flexible collodion, until 1t softens and wipes awy. Either corn or cal- Jus is corrected. Send ten cents coin and one-cent-stamped envelope Protected by John ?. Dille Co)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03

appealing somebody will take great gob of guidance ana training,
 executive that at least know how able learn fashion lessons w And that's something,
 the other handneSS he knee-dep in tho fashion bus average likely to think that ultra silly yet just plain For summar n moderately hmmed hats with trimmings truth in the old wheeSe that
 Wide.brimmed hat makes protu thNn Sho really s
 All of this not that you ought to turn your sex appeal hunting campaign depending which sex doing tho interviewing to get mistaken notion that no man will hire you unless you LOOK e dinner date h well gooa n tho truth that the job hunter executives and pretty for
 DON'Ts JOB.HUNTERS
 Whatever you do up wearing sweater and polo coat That b unless plying Q job In the deans office of college,
 interviewed shoes with slightly f-over stockings that look the for Tiny eaehes and tho stockings almost undy holes in the heels.
 cotton that dress with rues other ds taeng trimmings Stick to simple lines and restrained trimmings choosing lines trimmings that will You will be selling yourself your clothes anything that looks personality.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03

for the event. Bob Chester and his orchestra have been engaged to play for the parade of beauty and for dancing.
 Judges will allot points for beauty, charm, personality and ability to wear clothes. ".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03
Household Hints :
SMART GRADUATE USES HER HEAD
 WHEN SHE GOES OUT TJOB-HUNTING
Wears Hat to Produce Just the Right
 Impression on Prospective Employer
k M A A A R
BY MARIAN YOUNG NEA Service Staff Correspondent

jobhunng June graduate Your diploma proves you the educational requirements of tho job Your letter of application and what you say dur nR the Interview prove you It's the gomd that tell tho interviewer across the desk whether you important requemntS
 well look the hope will hire you straight addition I'm clean and neat and more excellent taste" Mo- can't say that 80 clothes for You to be interviewed m on e semble quiet dgnied without being dull and above R fresh and crisp, MEN VS. WOMEN EXECUTIVES
 If you are doing summer job-hunting city, blue
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03
Of Interest to Women

Have you . household pFobleIn Co solve? Write your question clearly, sign your name and ad. dress, enclose . three cent pWstage stamp and mail to The Woman's Editor, Washington Service Bu. reau, The Democrat, 1913 18th Street, Washington, D. c. tor a personal reply.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03
Hozc To Keeb WelI
ny DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD

 
  written letters only few .c answered In h onm reply mnds National Chicago,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03

When she M to be interviewed executive tho bright young cD hunter wears the srest hat she owns and doesn't worry about whether makes extremely pretty long makes her look chc The little white ha NbOve with navy yelling would avoTaby impress looking
 " for aR assistant black Shantung dress white collar cuffs white white hat dark shoes and bag make perfect outfit hat depends whether being interviewed by man 0 woman,
 If tho executive qugzes you hat that is pretty fatterng coursea hats should be-but ought you bright young thing who take responsibility rather than extremely feminine
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03

shortened vacations and an-day Saturday classes
 That plans college ts fall got his college education his military training Into the amount Of time he had planned devoing to college alone.
 Young may college quite fun their older brothers did, for they will be doing ouryear job In three
 PLAN GIVES GIRLS A BREAK, TOO
 young will to buckle down and finish his education and military training at early possible
 college today the the able roe instead of being dependent school boy, the better,
 Tho young the only getting this psedup the education world Think a the girls who will husbands year than they otherwise would
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03
Latest Styles
WOMAN,S REALM
WIZ THE WOMEN Colleges Telescope Courses Into 3 Years To Allow For Students Service In Army
WE, THE WOMEN
BY RUTH MILLETT

perfectly willing to give Uncle sOm year oI won't kick about when the time come have, nevertheless about thing That the necessity for putting of earning living for an entire year.
 Young men enrolled colleges go college
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03
By MRS. GAYNoR MADDOX
 NEA Service Staff Writer

Iced coffee and iced tea season is here. Fruit beverages become popular, too, with hot weather.
 To get the best results, make strong hot coffee. Fill tail glasses
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03

e. How much coffee should one uso to make iced coffee, in propor- ton to the amount ordinarily usedP
 A. Twice the usual amount will about make up for Ice dilution. Pour the fresh, hot coffee over the ice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03

Does the folks invite guests? Eio makes ughtcrcSS conversation disappears paper pscs Into silence which elOquent that he wants husband In hundred will make guests didn't bring That for naws well family friends CAROLINE CNATFIELD.
 (TO Bc COntnucd0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03

e, one of the members Of our Contract Bridge Club insists on shufIling the cards after dealers partner has Shutfled them Should that be permittedp
 A. Yes; each player may shuttle once, If he cares to and the dealer ShuffleS last,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03

Oe in hln column Letters unsuitable i"r VII n mnseM enselOpe held confidence Write Miss Chn'held in of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03

Find one woman upset with her husband for bringing guests expecting the big pot to Do put in the little there's expecting pot luck beed up atactVey a the last minute Furthermore everybody the house set to and provide entertainment He expects the family to extend Itself In making his welcome whatever the situation when he brings them m And the family does
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-03

edu tion, If 1t is just straight college course, until they arc about a years old And they 90 into one of the professions like medicine, dentistry or law they are 20 before they ever leave . college campus.
 year-the ono they owe their country-added on to that stretch will make them pretty old when they are finally able to establish themselves marry the girls who may have waited for them for several years and support or help support homes of their own,
 Fortunately, the problem is being worked out for young who are just starting to college this fall.
 Between 400 and 300 liberal arts colleges through. out the country will give their students an oppor- traditional four.
 Instead Of two semesters, there will be three n Nnoh school YaAr tho third helng mAda LID of tho an