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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-09
SCHEMLING TO BOX
 NEUSEL IN BERLIN

Madrid, June 0.-(UP) - Max Schmeling, former world heavy weight champion, returns to the ring in September to defend his Eu- ropean title against Walter Neusel jn Berlin, according to dispatches reaching here from Rome. .
 The announcement was made at a Rome meeting of the Interna. tional Professional Boxers associa- ton, presided over by Vittorio Mus soIinl yesterday. according to the dispatches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-09
SPARTAN soPHOMOREs

East Lansing-A list of Michigan Ststc football candidates drawn ID at the conclusion of spring practice reveals that 50 of the 7o on t are sophomores.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-09
YECTORY sROWs BOILING

The Office of Facts and FlgureS drops 6 line to this department con- cernnig it's new series of broadcasts through NEG and CBS facilities this summer. The first series, titled Victory Parade" has already been launched over the NEG chain. The CBS shows will start July % in the spot normally occupied by the Radio Theatre" This series will be identified se the "Victory Theatre" NBgrs string of Victory items offered the Thursday night Coffes Time cast in Q half hour broadcast which many of my readers un- doubtedly heard on Sunday night at '. Succeeding broadcasts will bring to NBC's coast-to-coast audience such headliners as Mir. District Att torney the Aldrich Family, Jack Benny, Kay Kyser, Bob Hope, Rudy Vallee and others the CBS "Vic- tory Theatre" series will open with Q Cecil B. DeMille dramatic pres- entation on July 20, followed in succeeding weeks by Fred Allen, Screen Guild Theatre, Hit Parade and other CBS shows.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-09

Despite his slow start. Bucky Wai- mrs expects Co win % kames this season. And, he1l probably do 1t. Bucky is as fast thls season as he ever Was in his life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-09
Dial Doings
By JIM PARKER

sponsor on Mutual, win switch to NEG ln September. Confusing, lsnt it? Jane Frornam win be the star of Q half hour pro- gram lined up to sub for Fred Allen this summer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-09
ALONG RADIO ROW

Ezra Stone, star of "The Aldrich Family" is to be starred also in Irving Berlin's musical show, "This is the Army" which has gone into rehearsal at the Broad way Theatre, and will have its premiere July 1. The Army Emer- gency Relief will get the dough Merdith Wilson's America Sings" will repeat as summer replacement for Fibber and Molly. A similar series was used by the wax sponsor in l940 Stephen Vincent Benet's series, Dear AdOlph," set to debut via NEG on June 21, will have Helen Hayes and Melyn Douglas in the leads. Six Sunday brOadcasts will com plete the run Red SkeltOn will "dOod 1t" for the last time this season tonight, Tony DOr- sey takes over next Tuesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-09
159O--WBRY.--96

4SOS w @~@S 4:00-Jerry Wayne, songs 4:15-Living History 4:30--Joey Kearns' Orchestra 4:45-News
 5:0O-Are You A Genius? 5:30-Sing Along 5:45-Suppertimers 6:00-News Between the Lines 6:10-Baseball Scores 6:15-Sammy Kaye Orchestra 6.30-News
 6:45-The World Today 7:00--The Jitterettes 7:30-War Bond Quiz 7:15-Glenn Miller Orchestra S:00-Air Theater S:30-Warren Stephan, songs S:45-Your Army Reporter S:55--Elmer Davis, news 9:00-Arizona Al 9:f5-Of Mikes and Movies 9:30-Cheers from the Camps l0:30-Talks t0:45-News 11:O0-William T.. Shirer l1:15-Shep Fields Orchestra l1:3O--Key Kyser's Orchestra l2:00-Sign off
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-09
lY ALICE MARBLE STILL SERVES--FOR NAVY RELIEF

mining and numbering town in the Sierra Nevada Mountains Cpopula- ton 300, saloons l0Ol, adolescent Alice was long on energy, short on feminity.
 Her tomboyish proclivities made her adept at baseball, where she shagged a wicked fly, hit Justify and ran the bases furiously despite 8 rather tub-like chassis.
 Family pressure turned her from baseball to tennis and by 1881 she was junior champion of northern California. Then she met Eleanor Tennant.
 It was the most important thing that ever happened to Alice. Tens nant is tennis, and the renowned teacher was sold on the San Fran cisco miss determination ad pos abilities.
 Teach, as Alice calls Miss Ten nalt, went over her frame as well as her game, made her shed 25 pounds which brought her down to l35, her playing weight. She stands five feet, seven inches.
 BEATS BREAKDOWN
 TO BE CHAMPION
 By 1883, Alice was winning east ern competitions. A stupid tourna- ment committee at East Hampton, L. T., made herp lay II sets, or l08 games, in near-l00 degree weather She suffered a Sunstroke but con- tinued to tour and faint around the circuit.
 Tn 1884, she collapsed in Paris. Specialists diagnosed her case as sunstroke, pleurisy, tuberculosis and anemia, sentenced her to indefinite invalidism.
 But with the ever-loyal Miss Ten nant at her side, she fought back with the same dogged courage her tennis opponents knew so well. By l936, the hopeless invalid was na- tional champion.
 She has been supreme since 1888, is recognized as the finest woman player the world has ever known.
 Miss Marble turned professional in l940 for a $25 900 guarantee plus gate cut, furnished for seven weeks at 8 swank New oYrk hotel, took screen tests and designed women's clothes-all in stride.
 Alice Marble is attacking her new job the same way-"There's a job to be done, we'll do it."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-09
KEEP FEM CLOSED

"Shhh! It's A Military Secretl" has become one of the nations top songs as well as one of it's top war mottos, but Phillip H. Lord gives
 the best concise illustrations of how the most innocuous information can be of great value to the enemy. Lord, who produces the only spy series allowed on the networks to date, "Counter-Spy," says that a central spy office is apt to be as thorough as any scientific laboratory. One agent overhearS that a certain freighter is taking on big load of aspirin. From this, the central office figures that the boat is going to a tropical country. Another agent overhears that the ship will have some Hawaiians abroad. Hawaiians make bad sailors, SO that boat must be just carrying them to Hawaii. Still another agent over- hears that certain tonnage of steel is being loaded aboard. The central bureau knows exactly how long it takes to load the steel and SO figures the departing time of the freighter. With one or two more of these im- portant "unimportant facts", the spies know almost as much about the trip as the ships captainI So re- member: "Shhh! It's a Military Se- cretl" no matter how trivial the in. formation may seem to you.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-09
PLAYS EXHIBITIONS
 FOR SERVICE FUNDS

game in shape by practicing four times a week for an hour or two. She generally works out with men, usually Jack McDermott, Q 62-year- old broker who weighs 2l0 pounds.
 He's a fine player, keeps me run ning," she explains. T also play with Frank Hunter and Karel Kozeluh.
 whenever possible, play an ex- hibition for one of the war funds, but tennis is secondary now.
 "Unless a sport is doing some thing for the war today, 1t has no excuse for existence.
 "This Navy Relief work is the most worthwhile thing I've ever done, and I've never felt better"
 The 2S-year-old eye-opener looks 1t. Her taffy-blond hair is fixed in a pert bob. Her smile glitters. TFIer handshake is masculine and warm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-09
1OSO--WTIC--2SS

AVOV-NV w n &-SSS 4:00-Ba cketage Wife 4:15-Stella Dallas 4:30-Lorenzo Jones 4:45-Young Wilder Brown 5:00-When A Girl Marries 5:l5-Portia Faces Life 5:30-The Story Club With Jane
 Dillon 5:45-Dance Music 5:55-Doye O'Den 6:00-News 6:15-Road To Victory 6:30-Strictly Sports 6:45-Lowell Thomas 7:0O-Fred Warnings Orchestra 7:l5-News of the World 7:3O-George Burns and Oracle
 Allen S:O0-Johnny Presents s:3O-Horace Heidts Treasure
 Chest 9:OO-Battle of the Sexes 9:3O-Fibber McGee and Molly lO:0O-Bob Hope Variety l0:30-Red Skelton II .00--News Music Orchestra I2;OG- News and Baseball Scores Shields Orchestra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-09
Champ Mixes Tennis With
 Emblem Sales
BY BURTON BENJAMIN NEA Service Staff Correspondent


 New York.-Alice Marble, the ten- his honey, Is serving once again.
 Her baseline Is the bustling Navy Relief ofnces on Fifth Avenue where, amid clacking typewriters, she is driving with the same vibrant energy that made her queen of the courts in happier days.
 Back from Washington, where she received her baptism of fire as head of physical training for wom- en of the ot-maligned OfIice of Civilian Defense, Ia Marble is buoyant.
 I'm working harder than I ever have" she beams. My pob is to organize the sale of Navy Relief emblems in the East. It's humming right along.
 "We're organizing schools, hotels and clubs to sell as many buttons as possible
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-09
MARBLE INTENSITY BEHIND THE DESK

No muscle mill with bulging biceps and stringy coiffure, Ia Marble operates with the same in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-09

YESTERDAYS STAR-Paul Der ringer Cincinnati Reds, who had a no-llitter for eight innings and y!lded only three hits altogether in defeating the Boston Braves, 3-l, for his second victory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-09

WHAT in his time? Private Of Mississippi hint when he prices wawhat they laying and how IOngi will last"
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28
Saws Men Notice Hair First
InMarking Your Beauty Score

and makes rirSing so simple. Scrub
around your hairline with brush,
and if you have dandruff, brush in
the shampoo all over your scalp.
Follow through rinsing with a
tinted, Frightening rinse to bring
out flattering highlights. If your
hair becomes oily between sham
poos, there is so-called ''dry"
shampoo on the market which is
very effective.
Whether your hair is oily or dry,
get into the habit of brushing it
each night. In the morning give it
just a few wide, generous strokes,
then brush it into place, arranging
as usual, and you will never go
back to the old habit OF running a
comb through in a casual fashion.
What are your beauty prob
lens? Write: Marie Downing,
Larieuse Beauty Bureau, 1863
LindelI Blvd, st. Louis, Mo-,
and she will be glad to answer
them. Be sure to enclose a self
addressed stamped envelope.
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28

Some of the old time actresses
who we still have with us are bless
ed with charm of movement. That
charm alone would make them
distinguished, set them apart from
others. A few OF. the movie darlings
have unusual grace, but not all OF
them. It's a pleasure to see hands
that move gracefully, to watch a
pleasing play of line at waist and
hip. TO note that the head is car
ried regally.
1t seems TO me that the beauty
class should give this subject at
tention. A girl can be pretty dolly,
wear stunning clothes, flaunt a
crown of gorgeous hair, but if she
sprawls in her chair her good looks
rating is below par.
Poor posture creates innumerable
beauty ills; proper posture cures as
many. Slouchy carriage affects the
positions Of the digestive organs,
hinders their normal functioning.
1t is responsible for many bulging
abdomen that ruins the figure.
There cannot be physical grace
without flexible muscles. Muscles
must be resilient, firm, in good
form. They get that way through
activity. The young lady who stays
in bed most of the morning, plays
bridge all afternoon, tears around in
the evening will develop into the
matronly type. She'll take on flesh
because she doesn't eXpend enough
energy to burn up the calorie in
take.
Golfing, swimming, walking. ten
mis-, skating keep the complicated
fabric of muscles sound. There
should be no letup. If there's no
time or opportunity for outdoor
sports there should be fifteen min
utes devoted each day to calesthen-
les.
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28
Nutrition Is
Big Item In Our
Defense Effort
Says every Woman
Can Do Her Duty
In This Field
By PATSY GRAVES

Mrs. Housewife, are YOU doing
anything TO nelp the mobilization
for NUTRITION III your city? If
YOU aren't, you ought to be. It's al
important matter. Way back when,
q National Nutrition Conference
was called in Washington. The
cNnfereeS were people in every
business or profession that had to
do with food; the farmers, grocers,
doctors, nutritionists, chemists,
and So forth.
The National Nutrition Confer
ence got a good program down on
paper, but it takes more than con-
tcrring to get a program to work.
Conferences are dime a dozen,
but elbow grease is a rare COM
modify. Here are some Of the
things being dcne. Maybe you'll
find niche for yourself. In most
rlaces, all the city departments,
Health. Welfare, Schools, plus CO.
operating agencies are teamed to-
gether to bring to the people facts
about food and it's effect on health.
Right there is an opening wedge.
What is being done in your city?
Who's doing it? Are Negroes in
cluded? Find cut, for PHYS sake,
and see what you can do.
The Purpose Of the program is to
reach everybody, in their own
locality, and through agencies and
institutions they are already
familiar with. But we know, don't
we, that sometimes everything is
over and done with before we
srcalize that It has even been
started. AS much of the work is
carried on through existing Or
ganizations. that means your PTA,
your church and social club, your
civic organization.
If you feel that you have no
place in the organization and pro-
motion Of the Nutrition program,
the least you can do is to insist
that the club TO which you belong
include some of this pertinent in
lOIiudLloll on lJS calendar.
Maybe there is some sort of aid
your club can give to projects al
ready underway to improve nutri-
ton; the School Lunch Program
the Food Stamp Plan, Peny Milk.
Are the colorad kids in your town
getting their share of these bene-
fits? You can at least bestir your
self to find out.
This is, after all Your main con-
tribution to the war effort--the
health Of your own family. Don't
forget that ever.
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28
Former College Teacher
Edits Handbook On Negro

PETERSBURG, Va. - (SNS)-
Florence Murray, q former faculty
member of Virginia State College
and a native OF Alexandria, Vir-
ginia, has edited n new book of
facts, figures, and general infor-
nation on the Negro, according TO
Wendell Malliet end Company,
New York, publishers.
E
The book, "The Negro Hand
book" is intended as an annual
publication. 1t is a completion of
ulo-to-daite information with a
ready reference on Negro affairs,
a source book for writer's, a guide
for business and professional men,
and a handy Indispensable volume
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28

Always remember, the first anc
most important rule for beautiful
locks is cleanliness. Hair should
be shampooed as often as it be-
comes dirty. There can be no ser
rule for the interval between sham
DOCS because of the many differ
ent conditions under which we live.
A girl living in a smoky CITY
would naturally have to shampoo
her hair more often than Sill
living in the country. AS a general
practice, a ten day OF tWO-Week in
terval is recommended for active
persons with normal hair II your
hair is oily, wash it as often as
once q week.
Before you wet your halr loosen
with a comb any dirt or dandrUff
that might be present. Next brush
the hair vigorously in all direc'
tiOns. Pull it forward from the
back until it hangs over your face
Push the SIDES upward. Then
smooth it back in place and mas
sage it briskly with your fingers.
If your scalp is dry and flaky
give yourself an oil treatment be-
fore you shampoo. Use any Vege-
table oll-cOrI, cOttOnseed or olive
you'll probably find some in the
Kitchen. Warm it and apply it
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28
Hospital Chiefs
In 7th Meeting
Afprovident
Surgeon-General
Draws Censure On
Blood Bank Stand

CHICAGO-(A N P)-PrCVident
hospital here was host to The Ma
ticnal Conference of Hospital ad-
miniStrStorS in their seventh an
nual meeting last Friday and Sat-
urday. The conference, composed
OF colored hospitals on the ap-
proved list OF the American Col
lege of Surgeons, met concurrently
with executives of schools of nurs~
ing from these and other hospitals.
The meeting was centered
around the theme Of national de-
Tense and the place OF hospitals
during the emergency. DISCUSSIONS
were held on the problem Of ac-
clerating the medical school cr1-
riculum to increase The number OF
doctors available, together with
plans Tor aiding hospital to curtail
the growing shortage Of doctors
and nurses without ieopardizing the
care If patients during the emer-
gency,
One of the notable moves made
by the conference was a resolution
condemning the attitude and
prejudical thinking of Surgeon
General James C.. Magee as re-
CARDS Negro personnel in the medi
cal corps of the u. S. army, and
the urging of creation of a Negro
base hospital unit.
In the election of officers, e.
r. Carney, superintendent of Park
side hospital, Detroit, succeeded A.
w. Dent, formerly superintendent
of Flint -Goodridge hospital, New
Orleans, as chairman; Mrs. Ethel
Frazier, superintendent of Peo-
pies hospital, st. Louis, vice
chairman, to succeed DR.. II. NJ.
Minton, medical director OF Mercy
hospital, Philadelphia; and j. L.
Procope, superintendent of Flint
Goodridge hospital, to succeed DR..
John LaWlah, dean of Howard
University Medical school, as secre-
tary-treasurer.
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28

The Commission was sworn in at
Trenton House last Monday. The
appointment of Madame Washing
ton to this important post is looked
upon by New Jerseyites as being
most appropriate, not only because
of the keen interest she has shown
in her group, but for her ability
which is vividly expressed in her
sound Judgment as business
genius.
1t is known that she possesses the
ineXorable initiative necessary to
represent her group in it's efforts to
receive equal opportunity and proper
representation in employment
Housing, and all other conditions
which they are subject to in the
state.
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28

of information on the Negro in
America.
DR.. John M. Candy, president Of
Virginia State College, said of his
former colleague, Miss Murray:
Because l have known of Miss
Murrays work and ability, l
heartily endorse and commend
her on her patient and splendid
effort to compile a manual of cur
rent information on the Negro.
The Handbook should prove a
valuable and enlightening refer
ence work to persons in all walks
Of life"
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28
BEGINS FIGHT ON HOUSING

COLUMBUS, Q. = (ANP) = I'M
mediately upon the announcement
by the Columbus Metropolitan
Housing authority (CMHA) that
Negroes are to be restricted to one
project, Poindexter village, and are
not to be admitted to any of the
three others erected in Columbus
the militant Vanguard league began
an all out fight against such racial
discrimination.
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28
w o MI IN
helped ? ways!

Women, by thousands, know
the help that may come with
CARDUI because they have ex-
perienced it!
Some find they need only start
on it three days before ''the
time" and take 1t as directed in
order to relieve periodic pain due
TO functional causes.
Others find that the proper
use of CARDUI enables them to
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28
TO AID NEWCOMERS

WASHINGTON, D. Q. -(ANP) =
Plans to help out of town girls
integrate themselves into the Wash
ington circle and affairs have been
developed by the members of the
group already functioning in WASH
ington, according to letter sent
out by Miss Lucia Pitts Of the War
Production board Miss Pitts has
solicited the aid Of several news
paper women in her effort to al
leviate conditions which distress
newcomers to WASHINGTON.
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28
STYLE FIRSTS
Pattern 532

Your family sees you most Oft
en--look neat-and-sweet for them
always in a gala Claire Tilden
home frock! 532 has CHEEKY de-
tail in the sweetheart neckline,
the dipping waist seam, the sash
that begins from the front darts
Do add the rows of button trim
for a jolly touch-do make a
short sleeved cotton print version
and another in crepe with three
quarter or long sleeves. The Sew
ing Guide will help you!
Pattern 532 is cut in misses
and women's sizes IA, 16, 18, 20,
80, "a, SO, SO and 40. Sizes 16
requires 31s yards 35 inch fab
ric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (plus
ONE CENT to cvoer cost of mail
ing) for this pattern. WRITE
CLEARLY SIZE. NAME, AD-
DRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
Send orders to Pattern Depart
ment, Atlanta Daily World 210
Auburn Avenue, Atlanta, Ga.
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28

stimulate appetite and improve
digestion Through the increased
flow of digestive juiees). So they
are enabled to build up strength
and energy and relieve periodic
headaches, nervousness, cramp-
like pain and other associated
functional distress. 1t has been
popular for CT years.
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28

WANT-Men and Women Representa-
lives in Ga, Fla, Ala. Miss, Tenn.
La, Ark, Calf, y. c.; $. O.; Can make
$40 10 $50 a week. Write for applica-
ton blank and literature today.
NJ. l.. STEWART PUB. 60.
II. o. BOx 1I79 Shreveport Ia.
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28

to,your scalp with q massaging mo-
ton. Plan ahead of time so you
can let the Oil remain on your
hair for an hour, or even over
night. For dry hair choose a sham
poo that cleanses gently. Be eX-
tremely fussy about rinSing. Sham
poo left in the hair results in g.
dusty, lifeless color.
If your hair is oily use a fairly
strong soap shampoo or one of the
Soapless variety that cleans So we'll
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28
Queen|y Bearing Is
Something ToAchieve
.SprawIer Lackinq
In Graceful Charm
By HELEN JAMESON
distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc

That who appears to be walking air, whose
every movement has charm will always attract attention
though the glorious may be last years mode
though the complexion has been touched up by old Pop
Times fingers she has spendor that places her apart
She carries herself supeby She has elegance She is
in thousand How many women do you know whose bear
ing is queenly? Not Stand busy buy-way anC
watch them trail along. Some hunched into their collars
lopng waddling, appearing to be walking
on eggs as they hobble along on their spikes.
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28

Exercise and good posture keep
the blood streams on the go. That
means sparkling eyes and good COM
pleXion. Lazy little loafers look like
wraiths before they use the rouge
pad and the lipstick Activity is a
law of life Keep that law.
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28
Cleanliness Termed Rule No. /
For Beautiful Locks by Marie
Bv MARIE DOWNING

What does notice first about a woman? her
har You can't be really groomed attractive unless
YOUR hair attractive. You may have lovely fgufe you
NAV have beautiful face, but if your hair doesn't looh
well cared for and isn't becomgy arranged very lew Peo
nla will see your curves or your cearcut features
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28
Nine. Washington
On Probing Group

TRENTON, N. J.-(SNS)-NIadame Sara S. Washing
ton president Of The Apex News and Hair Co.,
Inc was appointed by Senate President Grant Scott
one the three members of the New Jersey Permanent
Commission on the Condition of Urban Negro Population.
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28

HAMPTON INSTITUTE VaTaented Laura Chase, of AnnapO
outstanding students TO
month" Institute where she senior
in
Senate Student Council and Hampton
Script Bates High School, Annapolis
State
shin outstanding pre-cOge maintained
high extacurricuiar activities
president of the W0en Senate and member of the Phy-
Christian Association Hampton In
which her plays, LESS
Than Nothing" Hampton Institute PhotO)
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28
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