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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-22
POPULAR RECORDS

Judith Anderson's records of Macbeth" profits from the sale of which have been donated by her to the British War Relief fund, have exceeded 5000 since they went on sale in January.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-22
COTTON FUTURES

New York, Oct. 22---(UP) Cotton futures displayed slightly firmer undertone in quiet forenoon deal- ings. The market started unchanged to 3 points higher and held virtu- ally unchanged from the initial levels near midday.
 Small-scale trade demand in- fluenced the firm undertone as out" side interests remained out of the market pending Washington devel@ opments in connection with farm commodity price ceilings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-22
WARS GRIM HAND SWEEPS ROMANCE
 FROM SOUTH SEA ISLAND PARADISES
By BETTY MCDONALD

0y BETH MacDVNAAD (NEA Service Stan Correspondent Honolulu, oct. 1s-
 s'And so, reEretfuly, we take our leave of GoOga- GOOga as the rays of the setting sun silhouette the -frlnged hills of this island Paradise .."
 That buckeye finale to travel ogue movies of South Sea Islands
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-22
Market Turned Again Narrowly Irregular
Oils, Some RaiIs Airline Issues, Special Stocks Made
 New Highs for I04z; Rest'Of Trading Very Quiet

1k: General Motors 4lM unchang- ed: American Telephone 124M off
 M: DuPont 130 of h; General Electric S0s of 4, and Consoli- dated Edison 15A of h.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-22
WOOL MARKET

Boston, oct. z2--tUP) Options on good sized lots of wools were taken up in the Boston Wool Market today, the U s. Agriculture Department reported
 Fine staple graded wools sold at clean prices of $1.18 to S1.20. Me- dium fine 62S grade sold at $l.lT to $1.18, and half blood staple in smaller amounts sold at $l.14 tW $1.16. Options are being given ON, one quarter blood fleece, territory and spot foreign wools suitable for'l forthcoming blanket, bids. Sales of secured fall Texas wools were made at $lO8 to $1.10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-22
NATIVES GREETED JAP "MAN-BIRDS"

The island had one stir of excite menu, when five Sap pipianes, eVl' dently carrier based, cruised higf above. Luckily, their mission mus have been reconnaissance. Vincen believes. They didn't drop bombs although the entire population tool to the palm jungles or sand dunes
 The unsuspecting natives waved friendly hands, and yelled: "Tuo Wan-A-Geepa' their own word fol man-birds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-22
EiseIe & King, Libaire, Stout
 & CO.-Tel 4-3181
30 20 i5 Indus. R. R. utn.

DOW JONES AVERAGES
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-22

FLhcehs bEauy fringe Sil- houettes, they look forward to land- ing in Hawaii, to seeing a paved street and finding some noisy en- tertainment.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31
MORE BLOUSE
VISIBILITY"

The wa.stline single-bu,toncd
closing that gives a number Of suits
new look, unquestionably means
that blouse styles must react 10
this increase in eXpanse Of blouse
front
Several things are affected. neck
lines and collars first. A wider use
OF low neeklines. and bigger collars
not SO restricted 10 "shirt-collar"
styles are seen. Some collars go
right on into rippled reyers and
iabots these on blouses to be
worn just the way tailored shirts
have been worn with tailored suits.
Expect TO see more frilly jaboIs
that Fill in" the open front OF the
suit jacket. These VIII be in silk
or raycn semi-tailored plested ruff
files in lacy fittings Bow-t,ed neck
lines with long streamers are an
other variation OF the semi-tailored
blouse.
The wsisieost front in such fab
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31

The American Beauty Social and
Art club met at the home of Mrs.
While Mae Dawkins on Beechwood,
The meeting was very informal as
this was Mrs. Dawkins birthday
However. plans were finished for
our fourth annual tea which Will be
Sunday, Feb. l 1912, at the Y.W.C.A.
Mrs. Willie Mae Dawkinsiwhn mas
been i'll was able 10 be up. She was
assisted in entertaining the club
members by her daughter. Miss
Gloria HutchinS,
The girls are taking another
course in the Red Cross work.
A lovely ld6cneon was served,
after which Mrs. DaWkins opened
her lovely gifts.
The meeting adjourned to meet
with Mrs. Fanny Westorook, 24S
Fte5erick. Mrs. Pauline Royston
was absent. Mrs. Beatrice Brown,
-sgEtDe
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31

New Era Study CLUB met last Tues
day afternoon At the home of me
HrFinhotlams on Fast Philadelphia
VITA Miss Tnc'ma H.sginboiham and
Mrs. Jc &c Parrish as hostesses. Roll
call WIS answered with household hats
and fashions m.iady Will wear. The
club is Vont.nmng the study Of con-
suuier buying. Mrs. Alma McMshan
gave a most Informative talk on lab
RIGS and " SIS Fannie Bethel the presi-
dent. showed movies on the develop
ment Of cotton and linen materials
from the plants in the fields TO the
finished products IN the stores.
Other members present we're Misses
Ruby Climbers, Beulah Cain, Mes
danes Edna Henderson, Elsie Lewis,
Bernlee White. May me Gumes, Velma
Malone Betty Cam Harris, Zelma Col
Hcr Helen White. a social hour iol-
lowed.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31
Finds Lemon
Juice Good For
Rheumatism

The Alle-Rhume Company, max
ers Of Allenru for rheumatic pains
have found that lemon juice added
TO the Allenru prescription works
wonders for folks with the horrible
pains and misery of rheumatism,
lumbago and neuritis
Allenru, l5-year-old remedy,
has given remarkable results by it.
self, but it is found that the addi-
ton Of one teaspoonfal of lemon
juice mixed with two tablespoons
ful Of Auenru gives much speedier
relief.
This home recipe was first sdver-
tised in Norfolk, Va. with such
good results that other leading
papers, including this paper, are
being considered to carry this i'm
portant message to sufferers.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31

The table vas laid buf0' e
lt'he RItchug hour coUpc7 III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

assigned by the National De-
Tense Act, and make a reason
able preparation for a complete
and immediate mobilization in
the event a national emergency
Is declared by Congress, is
1908 officers and 10000 en-
listed men.
THE eXpedients TO which the
war department Is necessarily
put In order that the missions
of the regular army may be
even approached. with the re-
duced officers and enlisted men,
can be appreciated only by those
who have to carry this grave
responsibility.
ut appears superfluous to
point out again that the United
States has achieved a relative
degree of land disarmament
unique among the great powers
OF the earth.
by no improvisation could
our system be adapted suddenly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
By Adele
SarriSon

caught up the smaller of the tive
bags
Don't be foolish, father" I
said firmly. This Is n feather
weight, and you can't handle
both bags and your hat at the
same time"
l smiled and was through the
door before he could stop me.
II have the key In my purse"
7 said. "Just shut the door hard
and we'll be on our way"
He followed a bit grimly.
knew he was annoyed at me, fol-
he never permits me, or any
woman, 10 carry a bundle. But
kept ahead OF him to the elevator
and set the bag down close 10 the
lift, where the operator could pick
II up. Then I rang for the eleva.
tor just as my father came W
10 me.
He said nothing. nor did I. unit,
the elevator came. Then he gave
the order for the main floor. There
the man Shotwell entered the ele.
vator before we could get out, and
gave curt order 10 the operator
as soon as he had greeted us.
Basement" he said, "and step
on IT,"
Continued Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
was either ignored or taken with
more than a grain of salt.
His Use Of Words
TickIes Congress

His unusual use of words aroused
amusement; amusement that they
should come from a representative
of a profession that was not con-
sidered quite bright, or very
articulate.
He went back 10 his overwhelm-
ing job of saving a sick. flabby
army.
He was busy with that job when
his commander in chief. Herbert
Hoover, made him perhaps the
most unpopular military man the
United States Army ever had. by
ordering him to throw the ragged
Bonus Army out of Washington.
Next: THE Hero Of the Bonus
Army"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Each Compliments
The Other Force

The two parts Of the system
thus articulate with and com
plement each other to insure
that Americas enormous latent
strength would not be dlsslpated
through hostile action before Il
could be harnessed into a power
full military machine.
THE regular army Is the bull
wark and basis Of the whole
. structure. IL Is the instructor,
the leader Of the whole.
The only continuing body in
which resides the professional
knowledge and technical skill
capable OF accommodating. Or
ganiZlng. training and leading
10 victory a national army Of
citizen soldiers Is the profess
sional officer corps.
Constantly they concer
themselves with the mobiliZat ton
plans for personnel and mate
rial necessary In a great emer-
gency. and make every prac-
ticable prearrangement for the
successful operation Of these
plans should need arise.
Commissioned personnel Of
the citizen cOmponents supple
ment the corps of regulars. they
give generously and periodically
Of their time and efforts In peace
SO that, rs the numerical pre-
pOnderant mass OF the officers
in an emergency army they may
function promptly and effec-
lively.
But their devotion and their
efforts in this preparation would
he wasted without the efficient
guidance Of their mentor-the
regular army officer.
Through schools, study, re-
search and practical training,
'he regulars devote their lives
TO keeping abreast of the times
In complicated and rapidly
changing arts and sciences, and
within the limits imposed by
available opportunity impart the
results to the officers of the
citizen components.
80 / repeat that In the last
analysis our whole defensive
system rests upon the efficient
performance Of a corps Of regu-
lar officers.
'Tn the interest OF economy
the strength of the professional
force was fixed at the minimum
considered by Congress In 1920
TO be consistent with safety
namely. $4,000 officers and 285.-
900 enlisted men.
yet during the past decade
this strength has been progress
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
LEAVE IN HASTE

you are most welcome" Nh.
Miner said unctuously, and
bowed himself out.
My father looked after hin
dourly.
"Smug, pompous ass" he said.
but satisfactorily efficient. All,
my dear, so are you
This enconium, l knew. wa
added because l was already put
ting on my hat, motor coat anC
gloves.
"Shall I telephone for a bell
boy?" l asked.
I'VE cannot wait for one" he
answered. Those bags are
small. I can handle them easily,
and when we reach the elevator
the man there will take care Of
them. O'Hara and the other fur
mace man will do the rest"
l was all ready TO go by The
time he finished speaking, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
PLAN IN DETAIL

My fathers brows unlimited.
"iou will be away from the
hotel less than Is minutes. We
shall drive around several blocks.
all near the hotel, until We are
sure We are not being followed.
Then you will be able TO get n
taxi and be back here within 10
minutes"
Then I won't need 10 pro-
vide for any emergency" the
manager said, land l will have
the taxi waiting at the entrance
10 the Shoreham Building. One
thing more; I will have the man
Shotwell waiting at the elevator
doors when YOU come down. He
Will guide you TO the furnace
room where O'Hara will be wait
Ing. Will that he satisfactory ."
Perfectly" my father said
"and I thank you"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Service Briefs
DivingChdmpiion
Is Navy Teacher

Stanley Bryda 1914 Pinehurst
street. Dearborn, who held the
state diving title six times from
1921 to 1929 and who recently en-.
listed in the navy as coxswain
has been named a swimming in
structor at the United States naval
training school at Great Lakes. Ill
Bryda served as an instructor al
the DAG and OYC during the last
Is years.
Following an eight weeks train
inc course in motor maintenance
and repair work. six Michiganders
have been awarded diplomas as
skilled army mechanics. They are
Pvts. Myer Radio, 2492 Hazel
wood; Alfred Arnsteiner, 1920
Garfield; Edward r. Barkhaus,
525 Fairview; George J. Sternberg,
3ii3 Parker, and Lawrence Kauf.
man. 5947 Fifteenth, Detroit, and
Kenneth NJ. Vader of BEDFORD
Graduating exercises were held in
the Hotel Sherman. Chicago.
Pvt. John Coghlin, 4417 Trum-
bull avenue, is among the March
graduates from the motor school
in the Atlanta quartermaster'
motor base. His class numbered
l13. He now will be transferred
back TO his home camp TO do
maintenance work in connectiau
with the fleet of motor vehicles.
Britton F. Hall, 1928 MacKay
street. is the third member of his
family TO enlist in the service. He
reported to the Great Lakes, Ill,
naval training station this week
after enlisting in the naval re-
serves as a second class metal
smith. Two brothers, William and
Howard, now are serving in the
army.
Two Wayne County marines
have been promoted TO be cor.
porals at the Marine Barracks
Quantico, Va. They are Glossy
Mullins. 6567 Carrie avenue. anc
Michael II. Kolomy. 54qh Horgel
avenue, Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
General Fought
With Congress

Continued from first Comic Page
OF need, and a framework upon
which mobilization OF our full
force could be effected.
THE second essential element
IL a partially developed or
RaniZation of citizen soldiers
divided into a national guard
and various classification OF re-
serve and other groupments,
backed by a continuous program
OF limited military training for
these elements In time of peace.
"Our small regular army would
be impotent, through Its own I'M
aided efforts, TO defend this
nation against powerful and sus-
tanned attack.
Likewise, an unorganiZed
and unframed population would
be tragically helpless in the face
OF highly organized and trained
units.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
sively decreased until today il
stands at approximately 1900
officers and $4,000 men.
False Economy
Really Extravaganza

with a vivid realization Of
the need for rigid economy i'm
public expenditures, the next
war department budget sacri-
fees everything In excess of
bare necessities.
"But the department insists
that any retrenchment which
destroys or seriously damages
a vital element Of our already
weakened defensive structure is
not economy but extravaganza
OF the most expensive kind.
THE war department has fire.
quently reported TO Congress
that the minimum peace strength
of the regular army at which IL
can carry out the missions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Quiz Answers
By Lyman Young
By Carl Anderson
By Fran Striker
By Zane GREY

IT hit 'em where they amt.
daphne, flower; Cynthia
moth; Phoebe, bird.
3-Hurricane and Tornado.
4-Clarinet.
5-Alfred, Lord Tennyson.
Squash.
7-"Country, Family, Work"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Connolly Answers

La Eugene; (b) John; (c)
Leopold.
2-(a) Aesop; (b) Rosa Bon
heur; (c) William Shakes
peare.
3-(a) occurring by operation
of nature; (b) one who
leaves a will; (c) movable
things.
la Penelope; OBJ Venus;
(c) LaviniA.
5-(a) David; Obj Ahab; (c)
Eve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
PITFALLS OF LOVE y

THE MANAGER Of the Lans
field rose and went 10 the door
but before he opened il he pu
another question,
"What do you wish me 10 do
when you come out OF the en-
trance Of the Shoreham Build
ing"
II should like you TO remain
In the taxi, sitting as far back
as you can. First tell the taxi
driver you are waiting for
friends, then there will be no
delay as We get in"
Mr.. Miners always slight,
elevated eyebrows raised them
selves a trlfle higher.
How long will You wish me
tn remain I'm the taxi? Please
don't misunderstand me-" he in
terrupted himself hurriedly. as
my fathers own eyebrows drew
together in a frown. II am at
your service-for the duration.
il Is only that II am 10 be
away from the hotel for any
length Of time, I ought TO leave
certain instructions"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

to offensive purposes, because 1t
deliberately contemplates de-
lay of several months between
the declaration OF emergency
and the time when any consider
able force could take the field.
among the armies of the
world, the American ranks six
teenth in strength, although this
nation ranks fourth I'm popula-
ton and first i'm wealth.
Further reductions wOul d
bring us TO prostration--a cOndi-
tion not conducive TO the pro-
motion of n feeling Of security
at home nor To enhancing the
respect with which our Pacific
counsels are received abroad.
very sincerely,
DOUGLAS MacARTHUR,
General, Chief of Staff"
MacArthur'S plea was ignored
Instead of being hailed as prophe
Of extraordinary perception. h
La gaceta., 1942-05-21
new" FREDERICKSBURG"
FEMININE
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among Women...

Many doctors recommend regular use
OF dcuches as a precautionary meas
ure for women who want to be clean,
dainty-for women troubled by of
Tending odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful to
delicate tissues. But not Lydia z.
Pinkham's Sanative Washl Pinkham's
Sanative Wash is gaining great favor
among women because it's NOT g
harmful germicide. Instead - it's q
mighty effective "bacteriostatie" 1.-THE
modern trendl. 1t not only Obscure
ages bacterial growth and infection
but thoroughly cleanses and deodor-
ICES. Very soothing - relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has a
tonic ehect on delicate membranes.
Inexpensivel Get your bottle of Lydia
Pinkham's Sanatiye Wash today. All
druggists.
La gaceta., 1942-05-21

tan terminardo su trabajo bajc
las 6rdenes de un briga3ier y de
un mayor. Otro ferrocaril une a
Kassala en- el Sudan con los fe-
rrocarrilas de Eritrea y provee
comnicaci6n terrestre directa
con e, Sudan y Egipto desde Ell
araenal de la democracia en- Fri
trea. Aqui, donde Ia poca profun
dMad del Milo no permite trait
eo.fluvial en- la estaci6n SEGA, sc
Ia. c~onstruido una ruta alterna-
tiya la que permitira 81 trafico
durante todas las estaciones del
ano.El ferrocarril del Sur de Pa
lestina Sc ha mejorado en- mu-
cho.
La gaceta., 1942-05-21

de TODD pirata que naveg6 por e.
mai Caribe entire 1928 y 1648." La
primera de estas fechas marca ell
comienzo de los acontecimientos
relatados en- su primera publication
(relativa a las expediciones ingle-
sas) y la seguda la que senala Ia
conclusion de su obra sobre los
marines holandeses.
La senorita Wright que perte.
niece a la secci6n de r~elaciones cul-
~turales de la Secretaria de Estad6,
dice de su trabajo:
"El proposito del gobierno de los
Estados Unidos es ganar simpati-
zadores en- los paises amigos Y TO-
mentar n reciprocal simpatia EN-
tire los eiudadanos estadounidenses
~ los de aquellas naciones. La Sc
cretarfa de Estado, que dirige esta
politica, cree que la compression
mutua y la consiguiente amistad Q
incremento de las relaciones cultu-
rales, constituyen la base de todos
los vinculos entire los gobiernos y
los p~ueblos."
Su labor en ell cOmite de peliculas
La sehorita Wright dedica hoy
la mayor parte de su tempo al inn
portante cargo de presidenta del
Comite de Peliculas de la Secre-
taria de Estado. Este comite, que
no tiene NADIA que yer con la CEN
sura nj con la distribution de peli-
culas de casas comerciales, examina
las que haee ell gobierno con ell fin
de determinar 81 poseen ell interes
requerido y 81 han de ayudar real
mente a que en- ell exterior Sc conoz-
ca mejor a los Estados Unidos. De
estas ~peliculas, c~uarenta o %cincuen-
ia son enviadas todos los meses a
solicitud de los gobiernos o insti-
tuciones de otras naciones. La
senorita Wright coopera tambien
IN este trabaio de distribution.
Aproximadamente la mitad de es-
peliculas van a otras republicas
americanas; pero tambien Sc pre-
en- los cines de China,
,slandia, Nueva Zelandia, Austria
ia, Liberia y otros muchos paises.
La gaceta., 1942-05-21
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

Una catastrofe, las manza-
mas estan todas podri1as.
Horror. La ccgnpota no
puede suprimirse del menu.
Ell rey de la vista ha venido
por el sabroso postre. IC6mo sa
dir del paso? La Reina Sc excusa
I'm momento y desaparece.
All cabo llaga la bora del al
muerzo. Ell invitado engulle de
tail modo que es una fiesta ell yer
le conner; ell que invita- suda Y
piensa en- ell angustioso momen-
to de los p~ostres. Tn chambelan
anuncia pompossmente:
ia compota de manzanas."
Ell viSitante reptile y hasta tri
rite del postre. Felicia a la due
ma de la casa.
Cuando parte, con vitores V
fanfarrias de corneta, ell Rey
pregunta a su consorte:
Il Como Re las arreglaste pa
ra salir del NAL paso?
-Tuve una idea feliz. Por
muy pd3rida que una manzana
este, siampre existen en- ella par
La gaceta., 1942-05-21

Acababa de regresar de la j.
gualmenie inexrlorada Abisinia
y me pregunte a mi mismo: Use
llegaran a poblar alguna vez es-
tos desiertos, 5Cdmo puede Ell
hombre veneer los poderes de Ia
naturaleza inanimada? iC6mo
pueden elevarse al nivel de la
m0derna civilization estas tie
rras del este Y del sur del Medi-
terraneo? Excepto donde los
rios o a 10 menos pequenos AFRO
yoS permiten algo de cultivar,
los beduinos obtenian una negra
subsistencia, siempre en- guerra
con los elementos q. agotan las
energias del hombre, de manera
que quedaba muy POGO tempo
para g, desarrollo cultural.
La guerra ha cambiado TODD
este. Para abastecer los frentes
y establecer lineas lie comunica-
ci6n, Sc ha construido una COM
plata red de ferrocarriles en- Ell
Corcano Oiente, emprasa nota.
be teniendo presente el POGO
tempo de que Sc disponia. Mas
de Satecientos kiltmetros de fe-
rrocarril y varios miles lie kil6-
metros de carreteras traciesan
hoy las zonas en- que LAS opera
clones militares estan desarro-
llardose. Y TODD este es un gran
beneficio para los habitantes de
estes Districts, aun en- tiempos
de guerra provee a dOcenas de
miles con medios de ganarsa la
vida y despues de la guerra ha-
"a que estas vidas sean mas fl
Giles y mas dignas de ser Wi
das.
Empecemos con Africa. E fe-
La gaceta., 1942-05-21
LA Compota de Manzan0s"

AW OOffbHONW w bANft~NfNND
En- los cuentos de Trueba, ba-
sados en- motives populares, has
ia las Reinas son unas Rainas
campechanas que salen a las
puertas de su Palacio para char
lar con las vecinas. La Reina de
aquel simb6lico pueblo estaba de
palique con una cOmadre de la
vecindad que lie habia pregunta-
do por Ia salud del regio herede-
70.
-,Al pequenin no lie rige bien
81 est6mago.
La vecina recOmienda unas
cetaplasmas de harina de linaza
que sientan como mano de SAN
to, y la conversation termina.
El Rey, su esposo, necesita la
ayuda de un Ray vecino. Los ne
gCcios del f tado marchan NAL.
Ell Rey invita- a almorzar a SUI
colega y lie anuncia que, como
pcstre del almuerzo, lie sera SER
vida la famSa compota de man.
ZanaS.
Sc cerebran las fiestas consi-
guientes parael recibimiento.
Su Majestad, 81 monarch visi-
tante, solo piensa en- una cosa
conner.
Ell dueno " senior del Palacio
nota una miralda de augusta en-
su regia esposa. COmprende que
quiere hablarle aparte.
-iQue %ocurre?