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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-30
ESCAPE
CHAPTER XVI

Long before it was time, men
were at their posts. They hud-
died in their coats and waited.
rifles ready. A wind + d sprung
up during the night and driven a
pack of low clouds in from the
sea.
Syerre and Osterholm crouch
ed in the brush behind the hotel
and heard the guard march past
them on his las roun' Ten,
from the far side of the building
came his muffled call. who
goes?"
And the answer, Relief for
the guard"
They flashed their light once,
twice, and then the reply came
from the back doorway. Bent
low, they scurried across the op-
en- space and into the hall.
Gerd was beside them, breath
ing heavily. They heard her close
the door. "All clear?" -Sverre
whispered.
mo" came the answer in
low. panicky voice II tried to
get out to warn yoL, bit we're
too closely guarded"
"Why?" The farmer :Iutched
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-30
. MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test your knowledge of cor
rect social usage by answering
the following questions, then
checking against the authorita-
tive answers below:
/. Is it a good idea for an en-
ploye to make personal tele-
phone calls during business
hours?
2. Is it a good idea to make a
habit of calling friends at their
offices en purely social matters?
3. Is it a good idea to tele-
phone a busy housewife in the
morning, if the telephone call
could wait just as we'll until
afternoon or evening?
4. Is it a good idea to write
personal letters during office
hours?
5. If working girl wants to
have lunch with another girl or
two, should she have them stop
by the office for her or meet
them somewhere else?
What would you do if
You are supervisor in an Of
flee and a new employee reports
for his first days work
(a) See that he meets his as
sociates?
(b) Let him get acquainted
as he conSults his associ-
ates on business matters?
Answers
1. No.
2. No.
3. No.
4. No.
4. 1t is better to meet her
friends somewhere else.
Better What Would You Do
solution-(a).
Forty-seven per cent of the
weight of an empty pursuit
plane is composed of govern
ment furnished equipment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-30

Forty-seven per cent of the
weight of an empty pursuit
plane is composed of govern
ment furnished equipment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-30

4. 1t is better to meet her
friends somewhere else.
Better What Would You Do
solution-(a).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-18

9to6 oen neltelteu ,3uiommeniteI.
lnmeen ser &itenfonsreeotion eibt es
in Der fotboliiden STRIDE aeeenm0rtig
81 religioie Mouhsoroeu nit 1O8,.
347 Mit9lieoern, sic feierlide @eliib-
De aenodt baben; 81 religioie Son.
9reaotionen uno @eiellId)aften nit
Elm -ten @eliiboen lno einer 0titglie-
oer5abl bon 105,067. Die ,peibli6en
relIaiolen &on9reeationen ,mo @eiefl.
idoften betragen 72O NIT 575,924
S6lpelteru. 9apou baben Die ! 0d)ter
oes bl. Sin5en5 bon Saul (8orrber.
5iae Sdweitern) oaein 43,325 Nit.
9lieher.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-18

Sic leilten uns einen nnbe3ablbaren
0ienit. DesbaIb eriii0e i6 a,,d) germ
Sbren 8lrnih. Sic oiirien auf moa.
lihite &iidii6t re6nen; ib eebe 81
nem mein @ort."
Gin tribes 2adcln 5,tfte I'M oen
Nrno oes @eisenipielers. sd sIau-
be es". murmelte er, ,,ober es miro
faum mebr nottpenoie iein."
Sic trennten iih. Der &ommiiiar
beeob iib nod oem Dorfe nno Der
@eieenipieler febrte nod @eilbad
5nrf
Bur aleiden 3eit berlieben oie
Salobofbduerin, Sd)oloftifa CONNER
,uno Nartba Goetberr oie &opeae 3u
inlerer lieben 6ro,t BON Der INNER.
lpobrcnoen Silic lno ihritten Ione.
lou ouf bem @e9c mad, Dem SGus.
dcn ser Witipe Nnno Iieicl oobin.
pit li6tlidem Stonnen bineen Die
9Iide Der eritereu an Dem liebliden
@eiihte ibrer 9fohbori,, oas bon Dem
9mlhe elmer ipunoerboren sSo'lnng
lno Rube perflort ldien.
uDu bait ein ltorfes nne mutiaes
Ser5, Mortba", be9om lie enolih,
"nno oos lit eine 9robe @ennet,,une
fir mid. Inter Souienoen f0noe iid)
pleleid)t nidt cine ein5iae III sic 5pn.
eenoen Yerbaltniilc, lpie bu. Dos Der.
oonfIt bu oeinem @ottpertra,1en Mno
Her @ebeneoeiterL oic fcin Menl6en.
fino, oos iie Inn ibre SpiIie bittet, IN.
erbort lobt. Sic miro Dir audi fir
oerbin bci'teben, 10 ooB bu sic irei.
mIIflg iibernon,n,eue ihtpcre Nufgobe,
obnc al 2eib mo Seele 5dooen 3u
leloer, our6fiibreu faunit.'
rSSd) CLAUDE iellenielt oaron', ent.
seanetc Nortba, limb eebe oesbaIb
f.rhtlos bem &oMenoen entaeaen.
@ott bot es 10 eeiiiet. Oeruiitie Mnter.
merle ih midi leinem 8iflen, Der nod
ln,ner 5ltm @uteu getiibrt bat
S1e beioen erreihten oas Seans ser
Santc. Cine lteberraihune ertpartete
fie.
Nonifa, sic Salsb6lterin Sigels.
botte einen prabtpoaen 8rautfran3
NIT ,peibieioenem S6Ieier ,nb einen
@ole'dml1d non bobem Berte ee-
brobt.
Oiele @el6eMfe riefen bel Nortba
nnr eim MATES Sddclu berpor. &rroe
lie bod brrb oieielben oarau ee.
mobnt, oaB nur lpenige Sh,noen lie
BON bent Augenblide trennten, po ibr
SSo'port Dor bem 9lltare iiber cine IN.
berehenbare 3uf,lnft entld)ieb.
(6ortleenue folet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-18

IS befinoen iid etipa 1917 Miiii.
onare oeutider gsotoualitdt in oen
perldieoenen Dtiiiionsfelbern ber gan.
aen 8elt. 9ieielben ltommen nod
aus Observation-Disclosures. BGren fie
in ibrem Saterlonoc, 10 tpiirben Die
meliten ipobl iih in &on3entrations-
laeern befinoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-18

SIraDHeH fa1t DIS alI ole SDlilIefh
binabfiel. auf bem 9iib log ein
lanslider SoIafoiten, Ser, nod ieiner
Sorm au idIieben, cine 8ioline ent-
bielt. .
8ieberbolt blieb Der ouaenlbein-
lid nod iunee 0tann iteben ino sriff
nod ieiner ,8ruit. Seoesmol eriolete
Damn ein trodener SuItenanfol.
Ser Sdattenipirt trat in oas 3im=
ner, ein fIeiner betpeoli6er Monn,
oem sic eologefabte grile bas Nus
Ieben> zines @elebrten cber Sdulmei-
tiers CAB. Sieier ofinete Sin Jenlter
uno beobadtetc 5lpei &iifergeieIlcn,
unter oeren 8eorbeit,,ng iid ell
mohtiees @ciniob beiono.
sto6 elmer 8eile ipanotc er iib ob
,uo an ieinen @ait. ,Sie lino, mic
es ldeint, ein @eieenipieler, Serr',
iaete er. SD ,uiibte Sbnen piellcidt
elm fonoies @ei6oft> Wtor9en Abeno
finoet in 9nbberg oriiben ein Golter-
obeno ltott, wo es bod bergeben miro.
0a oen gelaoenen @0lten ettpos gang
belonoeres poreeiest weroen ion,
ipanote Ser Serbereetpirt M'ortin
Sdilling lid on midi nno id) lpcroe
ibm ein Tob SiroIer 5ufomnen loilen,
Der 10 alsae5eiduet lit, DOB ser &oi+
ier ielblt feinen beileren trinft. 9ieier
Ieinc Sropfen lit notiirlih ettpos ee=
iol5en, ober oem Scrrn 8rolti9on
fommt es ni6t oarouf an, oo ct mebr
ais cine 0filfion boben ioa. Sd bin
iiber5enat, wenn Sic ben' 2eltten ct
mas Siibides uoripielen, troeen Sic
einige @oloiiibie oopon.'
u8as lit oicier Millionor fir ein
Totron?" morf ser 0'niifer leidt
bin.
u9as tpcib eieeutlid) nienano
reht', ertpioerte Der 8irt,' ,,sr fam
ploblid) in oieie @eeene, iieoelte iih
bel ser @obenbnrg oriiben am 5al=
ronoe at uno bat oaielbit big ieet
cine Mrt @iniieolerleben geiiibrt. ST
perfebrte nit folt niemanoen nno be-
lud)te nilr Damn ,no tpann Den Sc
I6dftsmann Ibrobam Goos bier, aber
obne in elm Wirtsbous eina,1febren.
3u mir tuenieltens fam er nod ME.
9ton nnnbert iid ollgemein, Dob bic
biibide Tobter oes 2oblenbrenners
Goetberr oen alten uno bGBlideu
Burden, Der ibr Batter ieim fonnte,
ninmt aber natiirlid bas Gels -
oos Hebe @elo!"
ST perltl,mmte Mno ribtete ieine
8Iide auf einen poriibereebeneen Jun
gen Mann.
uQas lit aud 10 einer', brnmmte
er bel oem man nid)t peib, lpic mon
init ibm ooran lit. Der Meni6 NOR
friiber 10 ar,n lpie eime &ir6ennous,
nno ein uidtsnutieer Sdlinscl, Ger
mir manbe 8re5el bein1lib ous ser
Sdublooe ltabl. Sd mahte fein Nuf>
bebens aus ser Sahc ieinem Sotcr
a,lieb, Ser @erihtsoicner lit uno I'M
S6attem i6on mandes @las tronf
Sect bat Der 8urid)e INNER ouc Go=
iben bon @elo nno ipielt Sen groBen
Serrn aber an MIDI benft er nid)t
mebr. @s lit mir ,tnbegreiflid, lpie
man nit oem @oloparenbanoel, oen
er treibt, 10 piel beroicnen fann &C.
ldenft erbdlt er Die Sa6eu bod ipabr-
idleinIiff, nic,t -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-18
Nitttpod, ben Is. 5ebrnar 1912

Beiit elmer rieligen 5unlme, falt ei-
ner balbe,i Million. Dieies @elo 1T
beute nod mein gigc,,tum uno in Ell
1ler 8ant oeponiert. gs gebort sir.
Die notigen llrfunben finoeft ou in
meinem Sdreibtiid. Sn iener 8er-
. fleionng. Die ou eeieben bait. nlahte
i'd meinen a,peiten 8eiuh nuf bem
Saiobof nno alles iibrige lit oir be-
fannt. Du ipunoerit oi6 bieueidt
oariiber, tparum ib mid sir nibt
1don friiber enteeft babe, ipar,,m ih
ais reider Mann nitbt in sic Seimat
anriidgefebrt bin2 Sd ertpoe ,pieoer-
bolt bieien @eoanfen, aber bas 8e=
,unbtlein meiner Sbulo bielt mid
5nriid. Nibt nl1ionit iaete id neu=
lid, oab elm iol6es 8etpuBtIein -
bas- 1(n9liif zines Menl1en perihul-
bet 5n boben - our6 iabrelange Geue
nidt per'pildt miro. Sd 5oe Soiepbi-
ne ms Geroerben biuein. 9esbaIb
,pollte id 8nbe tim i,no pogte nid)t
Die Sono nah cinem Glide aus5u>
ftreden oas ser 8eiit zines Sobnes
,mo sic Soterireuoe aetpobrt. ssb
ipuBte Oamals in Stutteart lebr gut,
tuer neben mir ouf oer 9(nlaeenbont
fob, ober oennoh irogte id oi9 nod
Ton1en lno Seluat. 9lls id) hann
oeine Mnttport pernabm, fonnte itb
MIDI fait ni6t 1nebr bolten, mas sir
nidt ent9ing. 9ob nit meiner aon=
gen Strait ltenmtc id mid gegen bas
fid mir auforangenoe @efiibl 1lno
bebielt oos @ebeimnis fir MIDI. Die
ie @ntioguns iibte ih bis. gum beuti=
9en Gage Dor sic S6pele oes So
oes, benn Sermann, id fiible es:
mein leetes 5tiinolein lit nidt mebr
fern. 0u aber nirit eliidli6 iein.
@riiBe mir alle oeine 2ieben uno Bit
te Die @robnllItter INN 8er5eibung fiir
Soiepbinc uno mid. Sd muB bier
bleiber, orauben BEL hen lt,,n,neu
S6ldiern in Der fiiblen @rbe, bis Die
Eulaune oes @neeIs 5um eroben
Gage Der Gereeltune ruft."
@ridopft belt er inne. 3ortliA
fbnlieste er iid al oen Sobn.
Ser goridloe 8oeels lit ant' !,
begann er Damn abermals, ,uno es
,piro iib empieblen, oob bu ieinem
&ot ioleit. Bolier beiubt MIDI NOR
gen. Sd min 9tiidiprade nit ibm
nebmen uno bafiir ioreen, oob on bis
anr @ntideioung ein ii6eres Inter
fomnen bebdltit. Sopiel i9 meib,
miro ct iid anf ieiner Sonr nod DEM
&beinlano einiee Bo6en in ser
@anptitaot ,nieres engeren 8aterlan>
hes aufbalten, no es Damn our So
fmng ettpa nod porbanoener Sh,pie-
riafeiten oie bette @eleeenbeit sibt." ;"
9ie Sooesabnnng oes Nfroboten
,uor nidt ,nbeeriinbet eetpelen. Gier
Sage lpater peridieo er, NIT ser bl.
Bes5ebr,ne perieben, in oen armen
Sermouns.
Eoeel mar lotpeit bergelteIt, DOB
er oas 8ett perlailen uno ausgeben
fonnte. St blieb nod einiee Gage 1T
Niinden ,lnb perlieB oann na6 elmer
ldnaeren ltnterreo,ng NIT Sermann
bic 5taot in einem 8abna,ee, Der in
Der 3i6tiing nod Angsburg abiubr.
Z.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-18

Ser @eieenipieIer erid,iem luieoe,
i'm 3inmer nnb binter ibm ein baIb'
erpodiener &nobc, Der cine Sanobor'
monifa trm9. @riterer fiibrte Den
&leinen ~an Den Gid:
80, 9iirIbden', ioete er, ,Iat
einntal .boreL ,pas on aa,f beite,l1
SnItrnment Ieiiten fonnt.''
Ser &nobe begonn au ipielen. St
modte ieine 5obe ni6t lbleht
goIfslieoer, SGnae unb iomitiees al.
lerlei.
Der M,,lifer 0ffnete oen &aItcn unS
nobm eine @eige berol,s.
uDu ,pirit 0ih oud ouf sic Sc,
eleit,me perlteben', bemerttc er,
,,ipenn id) bih brouben fam, oer'
oienit bu elm ihones Stiid @elo"
@r ieete bos Snltr,,ment an uno
inter ieinen gogenitrihen ouollen
iiibe Gone bcrpor. Sic gingcu oIl=
n,oblih in Die Meilen bes 2ieDes
itber:
.SSsn einen fiiblen @runoe
ga 9ebt ein Miiblenroo'
ipo5u ser &nobe obne ipeiteres sic
ridti9en 9lfforoe onidlne.
0iit fo1t ono6dtieer 8e,pumoer,ne
lomlhte ser &irt.
u9ropon' rief CT nod bent Sblnb
nno flotleDte in sic 9dnoc: ,9ropo y
,,Ssa, mein lieber Serr", iponote
ser @ceenipieler iih nit eiaentiint-
lihem 2ddelu an ibn, Der Sirtuos
Nntonio Sennini lit fein Stiimpcr,
Der moreen Nbeno liher oud oui DEM
Eoltcrabenh, oui ,peld)en Sic MIDI 10
freunolid ouinerflam nod)ten, Gre
einle9eu miro. 0u mubt babel iein,
&leiner", ioete er 5u Dem &noben,
,,,limm einlttucilen bies."
Ct iiberreihte ibm elm 3ebnmarf
ltiif.
Dos 9iiridhen betrohtetc Sic
Miin5e. Yton erfonutc ons Ieincn
Wienenipiel, BOB ibn oer/ &ert Der
Ielben unbefaunt mar.
Scr Girtuos gob bem 8irt einen
Winf.
0ieier eriff in sic Soide uno
brohte eine aan5c Souooou erobere
mo fleinere Silberluiin5eu 5um Tor=
l6ein. ST nohm bos @ololtiid uno
leetc oafiir 5ebn ein5elnc WorfItiidc
Dor oem &nobcn a,'f sen Gid.
9F,m lobte bieler NIT oe,u gonden
@eiiht CT itieB eiuen Stbelruf aus
uno ton5te, nit oen Silberitiiden
fIinselno, in ser Stube lumber.
Ser @eigenipieler pertrat ibm oc1
@ee. Ser beutiae Sag aebort oir"
bemerfte er, vou fonnlt treiben nno
TIM, tpos ou ipiflit. Morgen friib
aber muBt ou our Steae iein ,mo be-
fonmit oonn obernals hie aleihc
Snnn,e bon MIR
@r peridloB ieine @eiec in Sem
&alteu nno perlieB oos 8irtsbaus.
Nab bem @ong bnrb mebrere Stra=
BEN blieb er Dor eine,m 6olllc lteben,
iiber oeiicn siirc Die Snl6rift ange=
broht mar: sc. Yoli5eifommiiio=
riat." @r peribmano in Dem 9ons.
lleber cine Stunoe per,peilte ct So
ielbit.
Donn crihieu er ,pieber nno ser
8oliaeifonlniiior 6orner init ibm
Die beioen ldllgem ben 9eg na6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-18

Sn Der Sdenfihbe 6es @oitbouies
"3nm S6atten" in 8eilbad sins
Der einaige oalelbit iih aufboltenoe
@ait nit eemeiienem Sdritt a,,f uno
ab. @s tpar cine Beri0nlibfeit, ,pie
man iie namentlib in einem 2ono-
ftabtden nidt alle Gage at ieben be-
fommt. lteber einem ,,1dbtieen, Die
ean5e llntere Hartie bes @eiidtes
iibertpl,bernben Bart rasten MIR sic
NaIe nn6 6ie NIT elmer nnatiirlid)en
Note beoedten Boneen berpor. Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-18

Let freedom ring on Uncle
Sans cash register! Buy u. S.
Defense Bonds and Stamps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
Lsavss 4 ANNE CABOT'S ALBUM
Knitted Bed Socks

You know how much more com fortable you are on cold nights when yCur feet are warm? Since hot wa ter bottles have vanished and cleo tic heating pals are not easy to obtain, woody bed socks are the ticket!
 1T you aren't "cold-footer" your sell, there must be members of the family who are! Make few pairs Of these easy-to-knj socks for fam fly and friends. They're going to be as welcome this Christmas as a diamond bracelt used to be. Our values change as time goes on-and this winter it's warmth and com fort which gets high rating!
 These socks aie done in pale pink. have a decorative lacing of blue up the front. a neat turnover cuff at top which can be turned up for even more ankle warmth Use these two colors or blue with pink lacing. ecru with brown lac ing, rose color with wine, navy blue with white there are infinite number of lovely color combinations that you will enjoy working on!
 To obtain cmplete knitting in siructions for the Bed Socks Pat tern No. 5i45) send 10 cents in COIN. YOUR NAME and AD- DRESS and the PATTERN NUM- Der to Anne Cabot, The Waterbury Democrat, lO6 Seventh Avenue. New York city. Enclose l cent postage for each pattern ordered.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
VOICE FROM THE PAST SPEAKS
 IN THE PRESENT

rye been operated for piles in the
 about two months ago (writes the vlctlmsl and I can't seem to heal, There s a continued irritN- ton or pain. I went back to the hos pltal but the doctors who examined me made the irritation worse. They had five young doctors examine me II was just . gulneapig for them, I am S5 years old and have Q good job in Q munitions plant If I. can stay on the job, I hope you can tell me what to do. The doctors in the hospital told me nothing at all, But of course the doctors that operated never looked at me again--ditferent doctors are there each time and they don't take much interest after the operation is over .. (W. E. NJ
 The letter is dated August lT, ie42.
 What is the matter with hospi- tai that permits doctors to subject victims of piles (hemorrhoidS) to operation, when, as every intelligent physician knows, simple office in- jection treatment. without detaining the patient from work e single day, will cure as many as more of these cases than the radical pile operation ever cures, And practically pain lessly, too, at least compared with the discomfort patients suffer when subpected to the crude old clamp and cautery or other surgical atrocity,
 Whats the matter with Q hospi- tai that sanctions such nineteenth century methods in the twentieth
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09

centuryp My diagnosis is that tho hospital Is suffering from Q compli- cation of maladies. Far too much la.di-da monkey business and fancy work in most American hospitals-- ct the expense of good medical serve ice to the public.
 The chief complication is, in my opinion, the smugness of medical practitioners who contrive to wan- gle an appointment on the hospital stan, When you get an appointment to the staff of public (so-called) hospital-that is, 6 hospital having some wards where patients are car ed for at city or county or public expense or at e minimum charge (leSs than the actual cost of board and attendance, the doctors, of course, receiving no compensation for their servicesl-when you join the staff of such hospital you con- duct yourself as the hospital man. agers and the medical "chief" and the other old established doctors of the hospital suggest, or else. They run the hospital, you know. That's how it happens that this bustlinf institution in one of our larges' cities can and does infiict nine- teenth century surgery" on the un. sophisticated public.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09

Is she going to speak a piece" at the school exercises? Is she going calling on her per-snickety rela- tives? Then she should wear this princess frock, for its smooth. fig ure-moulding lines will bring out her most appealing charms! It's the classic type frock which is correct m a great variety of fabrics, 50 suit your own purse and select cotton, wool or rayon weaves - in any case you'll have a smart fashion.
 Pattern No. S3l8 is in sizes i. 6, 8, 10 and l2 years. Size 6, short sleeves. requires l 3-4 yards of 39- inch material.
 For this attractive pattern, send Is cents. plus 1 cent for postage. in coins. with your name, address, pattern number and size to Water bury Democrat. Todayis Pattern Service. l06 7th avenue, New York. NY.
 Sewing for Christmas? Then you'll appreciate the extra help you can find and all the new patterns shown in the Winter Fashion Book. avail able at l5c per copy. Send for this book with a l5c pattern, both will come to you for 25c plus lc for postage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
Gloifing Yourself
 RA AAMAA MMEA
R AMcla Max1
NEA Service Staff Writer

NEA SCTVICC Ota1A vvAAtSA
 There's been so much commotion about the spartan trimneSs Of mlli- tary dress, lot of people seem to think that 8 man putting on uni form is a man putting on sack cloth. It's just the opposite. The uni- form is dress-up. strutting garb :: look at the bright color, brass and braid, and figure-flattering cut, and notice how he loves 'em.
 He will love a good and hand some, colorful set of toiletries for Christmas, too. It must be sturdy, if he's moving or likely to, and na- turally 1t should Haunt no "doo- dads" But do not go extremely severe, avoiding color in the mis- tafien notion that it's not masucline. He may not say so. but he likes his good, snazzy stuff the same as you do.
 A man with a sensitive eye as well as nostril will farm to transparent plastic containers of shaving bowl and after-shave powder-decidedly swank. Special: a leather travel case fitted with shaving essentials. miii- tary brush, razor containers. Also package of three fiacons: after shave, cologne and scalp stimulant.
 Makers of a tangy line of toilet ries appealing to sportsmen come back, this year. with an even great CT variety of gift sets. See the shaw ing lotion and cologne in bottles with interesting three-dimensional fishing and hunting-scene decora- tion, also the shaving bowl that looks like a decoy.
 Another noted house packs its hair lotion with a shave and foot stick for service men. Handsome trio in uniform white opaque bot tiles. cologne, after shave lotion and mems skin emulsion. In another striking set. have soap and lotion flank pungent verbena soap and tale.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09


 blotter pad lay the telegram that had come that morning just as she was leaving for work.
 With those long, well-shaped fin- gers she reached for a sheet of paper. She nibbled the end of her pen for a bit, and then she wrin- kled up her nose at the picture of the soldier and began to write. Dear MT. Morgenthau", but the corporal's name was Jackson and she called him Pete. Her round handwriting spread across the page. My boy friend is with the A.E.F. in Ireland. He has cabled me fifty dollars with which to buy diamond ring. I've been thinking it over and decided to buy a War Bond to help Uncle Sam instead. This may help to bring my boy friend home soon- CT. and then he can help me se- lect my ring"
 Slowly she began to sign her name. "Trene -"
 Netter from an actual commit nication in the files of the Treas ury Department.)
 Let's ali sacrifice as Irene has done. Bring final victory closer with the money you put lme@ War Bonds. Make certain your family budget tops 10 percent by New Years. c. .s. Tussssy Dsessswsrf
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teers to teach women he are of
 making a perfect darn are being sought as am a perfect darner" I'v joined up Y. my grand mother taught me wban was seven years old ... and I've never forgotten that 1t really IS an art.
 and it's just as much fun to make a lovely darned piece as it is to do any other sort of perfection needle workl if you could man. age another volunteer war service club in your town or village, why rot start a community alarming club?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09

A%aAS teANSNAA@s
 From Miss Mary Mealie oi New York City"
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