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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-10

Chemical Arithmetic. Arenson, Saul B. A. large collection of prob lems and methods of solution, for use in courses in chemical arithme- tic or general chemistry.
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 Introduction to Modern Retailing. Frisco & ArnoWitt. Explains new de- velopments in store operation by means of numerous helpful illus trations. It deals with the back ground of modern retailing store organization.
 Production Engineering. Bucking- ham, Earle. The work of production engineering is here presented as the co-ordinated efforts of many 1ndl- viduals. This book attempts to show the relationship of the many details and to emphasize the necessity or active cooperation.
 Electrical and Radio Notes for Wireless Operators. Chemical Pub fishing Company. An excellent rel erence book on the development of all types of wireless communications 1 Optics and Service Instruments Chemical Publishing Company. CoV- CTS nature of light, reflection, re. fraction, prisms and lenses, optical instruments binoculars and tele- scopes), stereoscope, etc.
 Shop Mathematics. Christman John. Of use in class work or for self study. A complete text on the mathematics of the shop, extreme ly lucid, well illustrated.
 Cages and Their Use in Inspec- tion. Colvin, F. H. The why ano how of gages. Eleven chapters GOV ering numerous types, well Illus trated.
 Mathematics for Electricians anc Radiomen. Cooke, Nelson. For the electrical and radio engineer. A text based on the mathematics applied to electrical and radio circuits.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-10
LUTHERAN CHURCH
 PICNIC TOMORROW

Naugatuck, July 1O.-Children of the Sunday school of the Immanuel Lutheran church will enjoy their annual picnic tomorrow. They will meet at l D. m. at the corner of Oak and Maple streets, at which time they will be given tickets to a movie show at a local theater Af- ter the show, they will enjoy a party at the church grounds, with games being played and a supper following.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-10

Gay, colorful, heavy duty rugs which are woven through to the back for many seasons wear.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-10
OVERDOSE

Andy Clyde, comical sidekick to Bill Boyd in Paramount's "Lost Canyon ate so much chile in front of the cameras during the produc- tion of the Hopalong Cassidy ad- venture that he says he never wants to see chile again on his table.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-10
Bunker Hill Demands
 Recreational Center
Association to Continue Fight Until City Grants Re-
 quest; District Merits Recognition

The Bunker Hill Improvement Association has not given up its fight for city park in Bunker Hill but has simply discontinued its sponsorship of the Macauley property because of insurance costs, Mrs William T. Ieggett chairman of the associations park committee said today Mrs Leggett made her statement to correct what she said erroneous impression given by the Waterbury American.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-10
MILLIONAIRE TRUCKMAN

A bored millionaire finds 8 new life and high excitement when he changes identieS with dead man and emborks on a career as truck driver, in RKO Radios action drama, Highways By Night"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-10

Although civilian building has been halted. war construction is booming at the rate of l2h billion dollars a year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Meet on tuesdays

The ladies meet every Tues
day at 10 a m. in GeSu Church.
interchangeable Mrs. Taylor
Mathieson of COrbct avenue is
IN charge of n sewing group in
the north end and has four
women who arc so years and
over who have never missed a
meeting.
Mrs. r. J. Cooper Of Virginia
Park, So years old, makes her
weekly trip via bus. Mrs. NJ. j.
Waterbury of Hancock avenue,
81 years old: Mrs. }. p. Wynan
OF ElmhurSt avenue. 81 years
old, and Mrs. Morgana so, Of
Harrison avenue, arc the faith
full members.
Among the many other CO.
workers are. MeSdameS Marvin
Stoddard of Freelahd avenue.
w. W. Pickett of Glyr. court,
II. {. Curry of ASbure Park,
& Storey of Lawrence AYR
nue., W. c. Stowcll Of Lawrence
avenue. I. A. Ruddiman Of
Long boulevard. George Cosper
of Chicago boulevard.
In addition 10 these are Misses
NJ J Stowell of Kimberly court.
Adclla Richardson of Clair
mount avenue. Jessie Southy Of
Glynn court and MesdameS W.
r. Hackett Of Connecticut ave-
nue. and S. J. Parks of Coving-
ton drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Club Studies Conservation

Goodale Women's Club is par
ticularly interested in the prob
lem Of food conservation.
Sally Woodward. formerly Of
Detroit, now in charge OF con
sumner relations for one OF the
large mills, Will address the
club Tuesday at ] o'clock Al the
Goodale School on Conserving
the Food for the Army
Soroptimist Club. composed Of
women executives. meets on
Tuesday evenings from Z 10 10
O'Clock, al the home Of Minnie
May Anderson on Parkview
for instruction in First AID. The
instructor is Or r. J. Deerlng
Of the East Side General Hos
plial.
Palestine Womans Club was
one of the first organizations
10 buy defense bonds. II also has
p sewing unit which meets once
month 20 cut out garment
give out materials and receive
the finished garments made 80
home By The member ~ fHc
club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
tuesday Meeting

Plans will be completed al
meeting on Tuesday, following a
dessert bridge luncheon at the
home Of Mrs. Robert Cook on
West Grand
The small patients ar the
Chlldrens Hospital of Michigan
are the special protegeS of this
club.
The Foz Stitch and Chatter
Club. headed by Mrs. William c.
Gibson, has arranged its annual
benefit party for Friday evening
At s o'clock at the Moslem
Shrine Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
TUESDAY

Il a. m Samaritan club
board meeting, followed 10y a
luncheon and regular meeting
a. the Federation clubhouse.
= 80 p. m Community Club.
al the Federation clubhouse.
1890 p. m Detroit OSteo-
pathic Women's Club. at Huy-
lerS in the Fisher Building
] p. m. Mort ives tern
Mothers Club. AZ tho Fisher
Branch of the Young Men
Christian Association.
] T. m Detroit SOroSiS Club.
~ the First English Evangelical
Lutheran Church.
= p. Cercle Dramauquc.
ar the Ineleside Club
p ms Adventures Club ~
The home Of Mrs a. L. Chapman
= p Pennington Branch
% the Womans National Farm
and Garden Association az The
Ear'fS' Church
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Mrs. c. [. Straith
To Fete OAR Unit

MRS. CHARLES L, STRAITH
Will entertain the juniors of
Fort Pontchartrain Oh pit er
Daughters of the American
Revolution at a dessert luncheon
Friday at her home.
Victor J. Schaefner from the
probate court will give his an
nual report on the rehabilitation
fund.
The afternoon will be spent
In knitting for the Red Cross.
Mrs. Straith Will be assisted
by the following:
MESDAMES
Clarence Y Eisman Anthony II MAcNabo
William B. Spurrter William A. PuttOck
Elmer Sundt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Centeen Class Graduates

A. the Federation Of WomenS
Clubs a class IN CantcCu service
was graduated Just before last
Christmas.
A class al tho WomcnS City
Club meets every Wednesday
afternoon. We attended the SeS-
sion this week and were i'm
pressed by the seriousness Of
the matronS and young girls
who packed the auditorium.
The te her from the Rcd
Cross was lecturlnG on nutrition.
Every one was taking notes.
Its just like being back in
school," said Mrs. George Brett
Shaeffer.
Only. the pupils were more
eager than most children in
school. And. after the lecture,
they asked questions.
They are learning the essen
tials of an adequate diet, how 10
plan balanced menus, how 10
prepare vegetables so as TO re-
tain the NltaminS. etc,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
CripppIed Children Group Gives Party

MICHIGAN LEAGUE FOR
CRIPPLED CHILDREN on Fri
day gave a surprise party at the
home of Mrs. J. A. Park in
Lewiston road, Crosse Pointe
Farms, honoring the retiring
president, Miss Blanche Simp-
son.
Much praise was bestowed
upon Miss Simpson who, II was
stated, has done splendid work
in maintaining Grace Bentley
Camp on Lake Huron, where 500
crippled children spend eight
happy weeks each summer.
Miss Simpson is succeeded by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

Mrs. William Hoffman. Other
officers for 1912 are Mrs. George
f. Padden. first vice president;
Mrs. Oliver Kamm. second vice
president; Mrs. John y. Teubert.
third vice president; Mrs. Julius
B cker recording secretary;
Miss Jane Simpson, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Edwin W.
Fecht, financial secretary, and
Mrs. Roy Marshall. treasurer.
1t is the duty of the vice presi-
dents TO get Camp Bentley in
running order before the season
opens, and already they are busy
with preparations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
MONDAY

y 30 p. m.--Philanthropic de-
partment OF the Catholic Study
Club. in the auditorium OF the
Ernst Kern store.
p. m.-Strathmoor Woman's
Club, at the American Legion
Hall. Grand River and School
craft avenues.
80 p. -Roseville-EaSt De
troit branch of the Woman'S Ma
tional Farm and Garden AsSo-
citation, at the home of Mrs, Jo-
seph Robbins.
100 p. m.-AuXiliary Of the
Howard Street Rescue Mission,
at the club house of the Detroit
Federation of Women's Clubs
! 30 p. BEDFORD Womans
Club, al Calvary Methodist
Church.
100 p. m Fisher YMCA
Mothers Club at the Fisher
branch of the YMCA.
2 p. m. - Northwestern
Woman's Club. at Calvary Pres
byterlan Church.
> p. Detroit New Century
Club. at the lngleside Club.
p. m.-Catholc Study Club,
al the Activities Building
> p. m.-Detroit Review Club,
at the Women'S City Club
6 p. m.-ChrySler Girls Club
At the Dodge plant
100 p. m.-Music group OF the
Dearborn WomanS Club. al the
home of Mrs. r d Californian
AS p. m Community Scrv-
ice group of the Dearborn
WomanS Club. AT the home of
Mrs John Craig.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Lillian Hicks Star
Of Birthday Fete

LILLIAN HICKS, Detroit solo
actress will he guest artist on
the Club House birthday pro-
gram of the WomanS Club Of
Holland. Michigan. Tuesday aft
ernoon when she will appear in
Virginia Balinger's play, Jenny
Lind, written for a solo actress.
The role of the Swedish
Nightingale again will be played
by Miss Hicks on the Michigan
Federation of Music Clubs radio
broadcastS from Lansing Febru-
AIRY 16. at 2 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Field Practice, Too

Following 10 hours OF class
room they Will be given exam
nations. And then they will get
actual practice in preparing and
serving food either in the can
teen at Red Cross headquarters
or in one of the school cafe
terias.
Among the students not Q d
were: Mrs. OriSon White, Mrs.
Henry L. Newman, Mrs. Arthur
Webster, Mrs. Homer Ferguson.
Mrs. William II. Herbert and
her post debutante daughter,
Hamilton; Miss Joan Stroh, Miss
Margaret Hamilton, Miss Shir-
ley Huber, Miss Rosalind Fred
erick. Mrs. Roy DeHart, Miss
Elizabeth Csdy, Mrs. Philip
Worcester. Mrs. Gilbert WHEEL
den, Mrs. Henry E. Beyster,
Mrs. George Lackey. Mrs. AL
bert Bradley, Mrs. Herbert Trix,
Mrs. John r. Decker. and Mrs.
Remley Weeks. Mrs. William
w. Dunbar was acting as reg
iStrar.
The entire membership Of the
Greater Detroit Motion Picture
Council will be fingerprinted on
Friday in answer 10 the plea
of the Office Of Civilian Defense
that civilians have their finger
prints taken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Tickets Placed

Proceeds from this gala will
be used TO buy materials 10 he
made up by the club for the
Shrine Hospitals for Crippled
Children
Tickets may be obtained from
the following:
Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Winifred
Jarvis. vice president; Mrs.
Clarence Lyle, secretary; Mrs.
Charles Kline Mrs. Gus Kury or
Mrs. William APPEL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Club MSm~ Milling to 1bhmhr FOR n.1y in Ca~er Service
Mass eedin9
7 dught at
City Classes
By MINNIE CAGE

1T the Red Cross or the
l. Office OF Civilian Defense
issue a call for volunteers for
any service and the club women
Of Detroit viii be found equipped
and ready 10 respond al once.
If orders come through from
Washington 10 open cantecnS al
The stations. hundreds OF club
women Will be ready 10 take
over at a minutes notice.
II. or when. an emergency
occurs nccc>>ltatlnG mass feed
inc. trained cantcen workers.
many of them graduates Of Fed
Grafton or Women'S City Club
cantcen service classes. Will be
prepared TO carry on in school
CafeteriaS. In every section Of
the city and IN each OF the
suburbs. 2 school has been
designated for mass feeding IN
case OF emergency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Introducing

SHARON McGRAW born January Is TO Mr.. and Mrs.
William Francis McCraw Jr. ELLEN Eichenaub).
DANIEL JAMES MURPHY JR born January is TO Mr..
and Mrs Daniel James Murphy Elaine FrosJ.
FREDERICK MICHAEL DeGALAN born January 81 to
Mr. and Mrs Leon B. DeGalan Catherine Cavanaugh).
CAROLINE GOODYEAR VAN ZILE =. j.. born January 26 to
Lieut. and Mrs Philip Taylor Van Zlc Ruth Butzclj.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Fineerprintine Movie

Mrs. John w. Phillips and
Miss Helen J. Hanlon. who have
charge Of the program for this
meeting, have arranged for
showing By Robert +. Moore,
superintendent Of the Bureau of
Identification. of a motion pic
ture on fingerprinting Moore
has stated that this club is the
first organization in this Vicin-
ity 10 comply with this request
OF the OCD.
Moore will be assisted in fin
gerprinting by Andrew c. Baird,
sheriff of Wayne County, and
William c. Ryan, undersheriff
Detroit Section, Nationa ]
Council of Jewish Women, is
participating fundamentally IN
the defense work carried on at
the Jewish Community Center
by supplying teachers in fire
prevention and first aid.
THE council furnished so
registrars 10 the Office of Civil
ian Defense and $50 women 10
operate switch boards" said Mrs
J. B. Gaylord Members OF the
council serve a. hostesses In the
ID. s. o. recreation rooms at the
Michigan Central station and
the Hammond Building. We have
300 women eager 10 be Of
eertice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Mrs. Simon Heads
Fulton Circle Club

MRS. CHARLES A. SIMON
has been elected president of
Fulton Circle Of the Kings
Daughters. Other officers for
1912 are: Mrs. d. G.. Penning-
ton. first vice president; Mrs.
Jay Bowen, second vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Walter Smith, third
vice president; Mrs. Harry Sc
cord, recording secretary; Mrs.
Charles w. Watson, correspond
ing secretary: Mrs. William Nc
Konzie, treasurer, and Mrs.
Mary y. Fixes. chaplain
The club will meet WedneS-
day AT 1890 o'clock az tho homo
Of Mrs. Fred ENG in LinSdalc
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Moth End
Women 7 oil
For Defense

THE spirit OF north end
l. women in defense work IS
exceeded only by the valiancy
of their men in service.
Mrs. Eugene Donohoe of Will
demere avenue has a score of
willing workers in her Red
Cross corps, among them Mrs.
Ellen McQuade of Oak drive 80
year old, who just finished her
hundredth pair of stockings.
Mrs. w. L. Campau of Wilde
mere avenue is chairman Of the
knitting division. Mrs. George
G. Fisher of Cumberland way
and Mrs. Frederick ]. Ward Of
Balmoral drive are Co-Chairmen
Of the sewing division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Motor Division

Mrs. John Ryan of Fairfield
avenue and Mrs. Daniel c.
Fisher of Cumberland way are
in charge of the motor division,
Mrs. Louis Moran OF Fairfield
drive is in charge of surgical
dressings.
The advisory board includes
Mrs. Joseph Murley of Penning-
ton drive. Mrs. Alfred J. Fisher
Of Balmoral drive, Mrs. John
Knapp of Parkside drive, Mrs.
Charles Mckabe of Prairie ave-
nue. and Mrs. {. d. Russell Of
Bailih avenue.
Among the many active mem
berS are Mrs. Hugh Francis Of
Marygrove avenue, Mrs. Frank
Reward of Santa Barbara drive,
Mrs, Henry Mauer of Santa
Barbara drive, Mrs. George
Carter Of BurlinSame avenue
and Mrs. NJ. +. Coyle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Test Parties

A few test" parties already
have been given and have been
voted fun"
Every effort has been made TO
keep the cost down 10 a mini
mum and at the same time In
sure an enjoyable afternoon
Members living in the same
neighborhood form groups and
share cars 10 save tires and gas.
Every minute is utilized in
Red Cross work. While waiting
for all the guests 10 arrive the
early corners knit or sew. Then
a salad or dessert luncheon is
served and after that the card
playing starts.
War defense stamps ConSti-
tute the bridge prizes al these
parties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Auxiliary Assists
GIee Club Fete

THE LADIES auxiliary Of the
Swedish Glee Club OF Detroit
viii assist tho glee club al It's
concert February I, in Ionic
Temple.
A. the conclusion Of tho con-
cert there will bc dancing and
Mrs John Jarno chairman al
The auxiliary viii serve a light
lunch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Parties Aid
Crippled
Children

CRIPPLED children will bene-
~ fit as the result of parties
10 be held this week by the
Ladies of Mecca Club and the
Fee Stitch and Chatter Club.
Ladies Of Mecca will stage
games party Saturday evening
at 8 o'clock, at the home of
Mrs. William Taylor in Taylor
avenue, under the Craftsmanship
of Mrs Harry BaVne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Red Cross Aided

The Red Cross will have It's
share of the proceeds Of these
little galaS. The Humane So
ciety and the Gershom Guild
nursery benefited from last
years card party.
The remainder Of the money
was used TO buy coal for needy
families. Thanksgiving and
Christmas baskets and tickets 10
the symphony for handicapped
persons.
Some members. instead OF
Offering TO entertain IN their
homes, have sent checks TO the
club
Mrs. Edward +. lIeidcn and
Mrs. w. O. Oddly together VIII
give a party Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Parties Held
At Homes
Members

THE war has revolutionized
i Detroit Review Clubs meth
DDS of raising funds for its vari-
Gus philanthropies.
For many years this clubs
annual charity card party, held
at one of the larger hotels, has
been an outstanding social event
IN clubdom.
But, because OF the big over
head and the time and effort the
members put into II TO make
such a party success, II has
been felt that smaller parties
held at the homes OF members,
would achieve the same purpose
and conserve time and energy
for war work." said Mrs. c. Fos-
ter MeanWell, president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Hostesses Listed

And, the same day, Mrs. Nor
man Carpenter will entertain.
HosteSSeS for February and
March include:
MESDAMFS
William A Huits Raymond Berry
Albert r.. Stewart & NJ Long
stuart J. Rackham Harry Campbell
David X Sten'on cart schuman
G. Foster Meanwell
Those who already have enter
tanned:
MESDAMFS
r W Jean : " Harr s0n
q l. Scherling Jean r Thirty
James Mcknight Frederick Mccain
Paul GoodloNe william e Hoag
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
RIDAN'
SATURDAY

$50 p. IN Dearborn WomanS
club, annual dinner dance for
husbands and guests, Al the
Lowrey School
S p. m -- Ladies Of Mecca
Club, al the home of Mrs. VIII
liam Taylor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Clubs and Weu
They Mssf

Of the Kings Daughters al the
home of Mrs. Fred EmIg,
1890 D. m. Educational de-
partment Of n ort wester
Womens Club. at the home Of
Mrs. s. A. Dodge
1890 p. m. Loyalty Circle OF
the Kings Daughters, at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Suppwick.
l:30 p. m. Faculty Wives Of
the University of Detroit, at the
home OF Mrs. L. S. Johnston.
7 p. m Adventures Club:
annual dinner party for huS-
bands, at the Wardell.
THURSDAY
1890 p. m. Good Will Circle
Of the Kings Daughters, at the
Church house.
1870 p m. Womcn'S Interna-
tional Educational Council, al
the Central YWCA Building.
1890 p. m. Detroit Branch OF
the Woman'S National Farm and
Garden Association, at the
Whittier.
100 p m. RoSedale Progress
Sive Club, at the home of Mrs.
Alfred Zahrn.
2:15 p. m. Twentieth Cen
fury Club, al the Women'S City
Club.
$50 p. m. Chapter B-P r O.
SiSterhood, al the Women'S City
Club.
FRIDAY
1890 a m Sewing division
of Detroit New Century Club.
A. The home of Mrs. Fred r.
johnson.
1870 p m HomcmakerS'
Club. at the clubhouse of the
Detroit Federation OF Women'S
Clubs
l. 80 p m Fulton Circle of
the Kings Daughters. al the
home of Miss Elizabeth Ross.
SATURDAY
$50 p IN. Dearborn Woman's
club, annual dinner dance for
husbands and guests, AT the
Lowrey School.
s p. m. - Ladies Of Mecca
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

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