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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25
MODERN MENUS
Don't Forget Peanuts
 As a Major Food
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Service Staff Writer

BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
 NEA Service Staff Writer Peanuts are no longer thought of as just dainty tidbits for be- tween-meal nibbling. They are now known to be a highly important food-a rich source of protein and necessary vitamins annd minerals.
 Peanut and Carrot Loaf
 Serves to 6)
 One cup chopped carrots, 1 cup coarse aground peanuts, cup strain ed tomatoes, cup crumbs, l 1-2 tablespoons fat, eggs, slightly beaten, teaspoon chopped parsley, salt.
 AChop separately carrots and pea nuts, using the coarse knife. Add other ingredients and form into a loaf. Place in greased pan and bake l 1-4 hours in moderate oven (350 degree. F).
 Peanut Roast
 Serves 4 to 6)
 One tablespoon chopped onion, tablespoon chopped celery, 2 ta- blespoons fat, 1-2 cup hot water, 1 1-2 cups chopped peanuts, egg, l cup bread crumbs, l cup green pea pulp, fresh or canned, juice of 1-2 lemon, teaspoon salt, dash of pepper.
 Cook onion and celery in fat until golden brown, add hot water and simmer until tender. Mix other ingredients, adding egg last. Combine mixture with celery and onion mixture. Pack into greased baking dish and bake until golden brown. Serve with cream sauce.
 Peanut Butter Outlets
 Serves to @
 One and one-half cups peanut butter, 1 1-2 cups hot milk, l tea spoon salt. pepper, half-inch slices of bread.
 Mix thoroughly peanut butter wit. hot milk, add seasoning. Dip slices of bread into the peanut butter mixture. Saute in hot fat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25
Of Interest
 To Women

Have you a household problem
 to solve? Write your question
 clearly, sign your name and ad-
 dress, enclose three-cent post
 age stamp and mail to The Wom-
 ans Editor, Washington Service
 Bureau, The Democrat, 1913 18th
 Street, Washington, ID. C., for a
 personal reply.
 o. A group of boys to which l belonged went to camp every sum- mer. One of our favorite dishes, cooked in the open, was what we called "slumgullion. I have tried to tell my wife how 1t was made, but apparently have forgotten some of the fine points, as her version does not exactly tally with what we used to make. Can you help me out with recipe?
 A. Perhaps this is the recipe that you used: Brown slices of bacon, diced, and l thinly sliced onion to- gether. Add l large can of torna- toes and 1-2 pound lean beef, cubed. Simmer until the meat is done. Then add IA pound of American cheese, diced, and stir until the cheese is melted. Serve on bread or toast.
 o. Tn buying a rib roast of beef for the weekend, what is the most efficient method of utilizing the rib ends which are cut from the roast?
 A. If the ribs have fat and some meat on them, wipe them with a damp cloth but do not wash. Rub with salt and sprinkle with pepper. Garlic or onion may be rubbed over the meat is desired. Bake ill a shallow pan until brown and the fat is crisp. Bake yorkshire pud- ding in the pan, which should have one inch of fat in 1t. If necessary, add some of the fat from the roast. Yorkshire pudding is made by mox- ing 1 cup of sifted flour with 1-2 teaspoon salt. Combine cup milk with two eggs, add to flour and beat well with rotary egg beater until smooth. Pour this mixture quickly into the hot drippings and bake in hot oven (4O0 degrees F) about IS minutes. Arrange with the pieces of ribs and serve with green veg etable.
 e. We have planted quite a bed of marigolds. How long can we ex- pect them to bloom?
 A. From July until frost.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25
WHo,s DoGMATIC Now7


 By completely ignoring elemen- tary physiological anatomical and meteorological facts thoroughly es- tablished, your contentious yegard- ing exposure and resistance are curiously dogmatic, Ca non-medical raedeI informs me-he has been carrying on research work for many years and claims membership in Sigma xl as well as A. A. A. S.). First let us consider the anatomical and physiological aspects of expo- sure alone. By analogy let us con- sider the human body as a mechan- i'm involving the heating system of a building. The implications are clear. The pipes and radiators are the circulatory system <. the ther- mostat Is the subthalmic region ... (And 80 on for eight pages. signed L. A. K. ........).
 Brother, that's just the trouble. You and the many more or less eminent medical or health author ities who contend that exposure lowers resistance" predisposes to or directly causes whatever illness they please to call a "cold" while physician and patient are. wonder ing what the trouble really is, are always 50 reluctant to divulge the established facts" on which the quaint contention is based and so snug in offering such analogies in lieu of facts when seeking to sup press those who want to know the truth.
 When one discussing this ques- tion--cavils at my teachings, he Is likely to toss in 8 characteristic re- mark about the scientific" or "ac- cepted" view or the consensus of prevailing medical opinion" mean ing that's what he thinks.
 My friend, if all your years of medical research gave you nothing better than the analogy you offer to sustain your notion about the effects of exposure to cold, you should feel frustrated. In long study of the literature, especially pulp ished reports of animal or human experiments calculated to show the effects of so-called exposure" to sudden changes of temperature, drafts, dampness, chilling, I have found nothing that weighs against the actual experience of people who have suffered such exposure most polar explorers, woodsmen, lumber jacks, fishermen and others whose occupation or sport involves a great deal of exposure. To say nothing of the experience of thousands of men who suffered extreme exposure to cold and wet in the trenches in the first World War.
 You have one great advantage nine out of ten older folk, medical and laymen, share your opinion of the effect of everyday exposure" That puts the few who do not fear everyday exposure" on the linpop- ular side of the argument.
 But still remember this, brother. It is still an argument, . contro- versy, if you like, and you can't end it by arbitrarily asserting that the view you take is established fact" That era of American Medicine is over. People nowadays demand
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25

kind of kitchen towel wish make for yourself why not? yellow
  quickly enough broider mats cloths tool
 famy-he set gift patterns Fruit Towels Paen color chart for working amounts of materials specified send 10 cents ADDRESS and the PATTERN NUMBER Waterbury York City, l cent postage for each pattern ordered
 popular the needework all available of the Anne Cabot Album. The price h IS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25

With so many women taking jobs in factories, 8 real work dress has become new national clothes re- quirementl Here is simple, button front, belted and patch-pocketed dress which fills the bill" with thousands of women who prefer frocks to trousers-and, 1t is easily made at home. Chambray, gingham, broadcloth and denim are suitable materials.
 Pattern No. 8227 is designed for sizes IA to AZ. Size Is, short sleeves, requires 4 1-8 yards of 35-inch material.
 For this attractive pattern. send 15c in coin, your name, address, pattern number and size to Water- bury Evening Democrat, Today's Pattern Service 106 7th Avenue, New York, N. Y.
 Find other patterns for summer sewing in the Fashion Book, our useful catalogue of home sewing styles.
 Pattern 16c, Pattern Book 15c, One Pattern and Pattern Book or- dered together 25c. Enclose 10 post age for each pattern.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25
By BETTY MACDONALD NEA Service Staff Correspondent

n
 NEA Service Staff Correspondent
 Honolulu, July 25-Many a girl boasts that she can twist a man around her little finger. Out here in Honolulu we have at least 50 girls Rilo not only can do this neat lit- tic trick, but can also make a full grown man get down on his knees and yell Uncle"
 These girls are members of the xlrst all-women judo Cor jiu-jitslO class ever organized in this ccun- try, with an eye to self protection zia case the Islands are eyer invad- a by the Jaranese-9ilo invented flld0 as sport some $50 years ago.
 Instructed by Japanese FBI agegft; R. T. Kan1i, the girls meet twice weekly at the YMBA fXoung Mems Buddist Association Building in Honolulu, and learn to throw their weight around, but ef- feCtiVely.
 Their theme song: Over some- Npdy else shoulder.
 Their best gag: Shaking hands. 0fl arrival at class, and cartwheel- ag their lnsuspecting tutor over heIr backs and on the floor.
 Their pet hope: Meeting some Jap aaratrooper and beating him at his own game if he ever tried to take NaF Ina Ialanda.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25
VISITORS HOURS
 AT SCOUT CAMP

Visitors will be received at Boy Scout Camp Mattatuck today from 4 to g D. m. Boxing matches and a camp fire program will be on to- days entertainment.
 Officials for the boxing program will be: referee, Walter Niles; an- nouncer, Ben Coe; timer, Fred Thornley; judges, Jim Hodson and Jack Hoffman; seconds, Bud Rus sell and Ralph Scozzafava.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25

getting look at them. But If officers in charge of the womens army have made allowances for women's need of beautifying, it may do a lot dressing and grooming on their part won't do any, thing to help win the
 The last few months observant men have be- come alarmed over the tendency of women to make sloppy slacks uniform to cut off their hair whether short hair becomes them or not, and in general to use the war excuse for not paying much atten- tion to their looks
 But all that may change that 1t is evident that the women who are going into work to the extent of joining the womens army aren't going to neglect their looks for their jobs
 If they think looks important, and find time to go right on patronizng beauty salon, certainly women in the country can't use work as an excuse
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
 Papaya
 What food value has papaya o, papaya juice? A preparation called papaya juice is used for tenderizing meats, makes the toughest beef as tender as choicest high grade beef. Would use of this harm digestion?
 (J. J. O. Answer-Papaya or papaya juice compares with grapefruit or grape. fruit juice in nutritive value. Al an aid to digestion its effect i feeble if appreciable at all. Unrip. fruit contains 8 ferment-like sub, stance which digests protein. Loni ago the Indians wrapped meat ir papaya leaves to make 1t tender Us of papaya juice for this pur. pose wuold not harm digestive ap. paratus.
 FiStula and HemOrrhoids
 I also want to thank you for recommending Dr. ...... He treated me successfully for hem orrhoids and fistula, and the treat ments gave little discomfort and never interfered with my regular work. He is a kind gentleman and an excellent physician.
 (Mrs. A O. Answer-Thank you. have never met the doctor but many of his patients have assured me of his skill and kindness.
 I got little relief from treatment suggested in Relief for Allergy." Another thing, get humping headache at times, maybe once O twice 8 month and have had boils that keep coming one after another now for over year.
 (H. E. M) Answer-Send stamped envelope bearing your address for pamphlet Why Have Headache?" Booklet "Save Your Skin" deals with pine ples, boils, carbucles, etc.-for copy sendo 25 cents additional.
 Passion Flower Fruit What medicinal value 4AS the juice of passion flower fruit? (C. s. L.)
 Answer-F1ower is so-called from fancied resemblance to implements of crucifixion. The fruit has in significant food or calori value, Q small yitamin o and B-complex value, no particular medicinal value.
 No, No, No,
 You advise women who are over- weight how to reduce without en- dangering health or ruining good looks. Perhaps you will help me. 1 am IT, weigh 1le pounds, have medium frame, am it. 6M inches tall. I'd like to reduce about nina pounds before August 18th. (H. Al Answer Instead you should try td gain six or eight poundg-girl o| your age and height should weigl l2S pounds. Any reduction would b certain to ruin your health end yOu good looks too. (Copyrisht. iu4z. John ?. Dills cq
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25
Household Suggestions WOMANS REALM Latest Styles
GlOrifiMg Yourself
Wy AMela MmEO
,NKA Service stan Writer


 You're all fixed up with Tnini- mum supply of stockings for oeca- sions when you would not feel dressed without them, and you're equipped with liquid or paste to glamorize your skin. And you think you're all set for summertime leg grooming?
 You're not,-quitel
 Neither nylon nor the lotion or paste will hide the greatest of all beauty hazards-which is hair.
 F'uzz mars the shapeliest limb and makes an indifferent one def- iHlitely unattractive. So remember. bare legs and sport hose or sheer ones dictate de-fuzzing.
 USE CAUTION
 WITH RAZORS
 You might find the best solution for the problem in razor and some good hand lotion. This tactic requires skill, for a hoed-up leg is even less appealing than fuzzy one, and the hoe-type razor will slip in the unpracticed hand. With practice, however, many women can shave their legs satisfactorily. If you do that, be sure your shaving cream or soap Is mild. And 1t would be a good idea to use good mild hand lotion afterward.
 The more feminine way, of course, is the depilatory. And there's no priority on the good ones which reliable houses make for quick, simple hair-free beauty. The maker of one of these preparations says that it leaves absolutely no harsh odor, hence can be used with as- surance by the weekend guest of the most fastidious hostess. This product can be used for removing hair on arms and neck also.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25
CARY GRANT RETURNS

Cary Grant, following his mar riage last Wednesday to Barbara Hutton, worlds richest girl, return cd the following day to the RKC Radio studio in Hollywood to con- t'nue his work in "Once Upon a Honeymoon" with Ginger Rogers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25

But the girls have worked hard at this sport. They have learned that the essence of judo is to catch your opponent off guard, as nicely illus trated by the Japanese attack at Pearl Harbor.
 Judo, according to MT. Kami, means gentle art" or gentle way" It means first giving way in order ultimately to gain victory. It's a sport in which you can overcome great power with comparatively lit- tie strength.
 STRONGER THEY COME, EASIER THEY FALL
 That's why it's a great game for Women," he explained: "In case of an emergency, they can utilize the opponents strength to the greatest advantage and overcome him with the greatest of ease"
 In their training the girls first spent two months learning to fall without injurying their bodies, on cement as well as on the three inch thick mats at the "dojo" or YMBA gym.
 Later came the tricky falls and pressing, when they could grab an opponents hand and have him on the floor with the twist of an arm. The most important thing was sys- tematic physical training to obtain a perfect control over mind and body.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25

The Weaver Bros. & Elviry, who retired from vaudeville after star ring in 1t for 26 years to make hIll- billy comedies for Republic, are be- ing deluged with offers to return to vaudeville, now that 1t is enjoyinug new life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25
ANSWER:

his jealousy but there's can't deal with 1t in such that his anguish mind improved Once understanding acton acquire sympathy with wife of to think of him truly afflicted he had incurabe heart aiment which him leading life. After that she's willing him exerton the time keep sembIance normalty in life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25
MODERN MENU

BREAKFAST: Melon, corn meal cereal, enriched bread toast, jam, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Egg and to- mato salad, wholewheat rolls, stewed blueberries, molasses cookies, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Fruit cup, peanut roast, cream sauce, parsley potatoes, spinach, watermelon, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25
HEALTH
Hozv To Keep WeU
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25

There two things which dealing with jealous mate should firmly fixed mind The jealous die thousand deas fearing they will lose the they love another Dostoevs that his permits the drinking that will init himself believes pass it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25

So the salon being provided for
 They right to bet handked girls womens army are going to be their sisters soppiness all country vote of thanks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25
Caroline 
Observations On Jealousy.
Sgys Today
Title Registered. D. g. Patent once
DEAR MISS cHATFELD:

Unfortunately jealous my foolish magnngs expected him to be jealous prepared for this but he's jealous of friends
  resenu that getting be unnatural with him there nothing to be done that will husbands mind give little peace?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25

Second the wife of the jealous must learn that her best n the his fits loyalty desire She make him her conviction better, smarter sweeter than other husband.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25
Marriage Intentions

The following couples have filed marriage intentions at the bureau of vital statistics, city hall:
 Dennis Hayes, 165 River street, and Ruth LilIis, 182 Chestnut ave- nue.
 William Pflegal, ThOmastOn, and Lorraine Maynard, 22 Camp street.
 John Lanese, 7S HilIview avenue, and Margaret J. Ciarlone, S1 HiIl- view avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25
THE WOMEN-- WAR IS NOT AN EXCUSE FOR NEGLECTING OOMPH
BY RUTH MILLETT


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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25

something more than dogmatic pro- nounciations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25

Whatever quirk husband of quks it doesn't wife into mysteries She take stride sire of to him to be- If it happens be dspoiOna kOud know that about the leopard If it habit thought talk behavior she should its hard to break that hapng
 bad habits. CAROLINE CHATFIEID.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25

If she's really interested getting the bottom the thing should handbook psychology cologiss jealousy paiatives.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-25

o. We have planted quite bed of maI1golds. How long can we ex- pect them to bloom?
 A. From July until frost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Recruit Ban
UrgedtoSdve
Mdnpower
Halt Enlistmenfs.
Use Draft Plan Only,
VINO Demands

WASHINGTON. Aug. 70 CUPl
The war manpower commission
seeking tighter control over man.
power resources. has voted thai
the army and navy be ordered r.
stop all voluntary recruiting. il
learned today.
VINO Chairman Paul Y Nc.
Mutt has or soon VIII ask Prcsi.
dent Roosevelt 70 order total re-
sponsibility for procurement OF
fighting men turned Owe 10 tho
selective service system, il was
understood.
Competent sources said such
action almost certainly would be
accompanied by a request 10 Con-
.gress that the minimum draft age
'be lowered from 20 TO is years.
OPPOSED BY NAVY
McNutts proposal. it was said.
still faces stiff opposition from
the army and naty particularly
the latter.
McNutts position backed
strongly by Sclecuve service, the
United States employment service
and the War Production Board
labor production divisions based
principally on the belief that the
government, not the individual. is
better able 10 determine where a
man can contribute most effec-
lively 10 the war effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Stephan S Wife
Finally Served

After two futile attempts
United States Deputy Marshal
Leon Budziak finally served a no.
tlce on Mrs. Agnes Stephan, wife
of Max Stephan, notifying her
that her citizenship was about
10 be revoked, Budziak reported
today.
Mrs Stephan. whose husband is
10 be hanged November Il for
treason now has 20 days in which
TO file answer If she docs not file
an answer within that time.
revocation Of her citizenship IS
automatic. If she does file an
answer. then court hearing will
be held.
Revocation OF her citizenship.
federal officials said, will make II
possible to bring Mrs. Stephan be-
fore an alien board 10 determine
# she should be placed in a con-
Centration camp.
II made three trips 10 the
house at 41l6 Maxwell avenue
where Mrs. stephan Is staying"
BudZlak reported. THE first two
times the door was slammed in
my face. The third time Mrs.
stephan answered the bell and
gave her the notice. She APP
parently had been crying"