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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-27
I2 ACCIDENTS MAR HOLIDAY
John Alenckls and Julius Balsar Injured on Water.
 town Avenue

Two local accidents, both on Wa. tertown avenue, marrea the holiday celebration, John Alcnekls, 90. Of 1874 East Main street, was slightly injured when the automobile, he was driving struck a telephone pole at Watcrtown avenue and RoSette street, and Julius Balsar alias sammy aakcr, 4H, Of @ Abbott avenue, was hlt by Q car near D'Angelo'S restaurant,
 Alenokls was taken Co Waterbury hospital where he was treated for decorations Of the face and body, and discharged, The front wheel and fender of his automobile were
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-27
UNCLE SAM GETS
 JOSEPH M'KENNA
Fireman Leaves for Army Next Week; Department
 Vacancies Total 10

Pvt. Joseph McKenna, of Engine No. 10 of headquarters, will add to the already service-depleted ranks of this city'g firemen when he leaves for service in the armed forces neyt week.
 Pvt. McKenna's leave of absence
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-27
STELLA BOBINSKi
 SEEKING DIVORCE

stella warAnovlcs nohlnskl ol NaueatNck has filed . dlverce Ao. ton ln superior court against Chess ter nobinskl, also of NNueatuek, elAlmlna her husband hos hNen ine
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-27
CHINA AND GLASSWARE

NUMERAL BEVERAGE SET-8 Q1 AA tumblers, coasters .......... W4@WW CRYSTAL DEvILED EGG 9 for C1 M0 PLATES ..........,.. & ~@wWW APIECE BEVERAGE SET = 8 decorated sls;'s' fass 'inavire... in wire S1.OO 7-PIECE GLASS COMPARTMENT TRAY compartment parts, mayon- Q1 nn naise dish, 1 crystal tray .... sp4eVV 3-PIECE PEAR SALAD SET - Salad bowl plastic fork and QT MA s-PIECE TEA sET-4 apple Q% nfA salad plates, cups .......... W4eVV '-FIssE I 'as' seMa5o sanss.: JUICE SET $1.OO '-sIseE SIEGE zoss's sosIs .ansls1s nSssLEn S1.OO 'f1sGe Punch fssGa saSI ans ssss Stand Cups $1.OO
 THIRD FLOOR
 
 HOMEWARES PYREX THRIFTY SET-i Loaf Pan, Ple Plate, Measuring Cup. GT MsA Custard Cups ............. Y4wWV 3.PIECE ROAsTER sET-Utility Dish and 2 os,sssa og.s.sad; 5s,I W,,s ssn' in ola'sas .O( DsJaoTo sals1s soALEs-ln -l.''.s.'. varioa. S2.95 wHassIE y.'1sx' s-..a' aaarsEs-sla' .s:y S5.5O
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-27

lelefahly cruel alHoe tan m Cualody af two minor tlAi#n NN Ailowancu for their annYtek and Ai| Muny are sought ny ehe uelsslelARN 'rhe marriage lcok place May sl gea9 ln NaNRatuok.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-27

BOYS WEAR KNITTED POLO SHIRTS-Assorted stripes. 5s S5'es ..................... to $1.OO SESkg1Es-As'0r'ea pc,t.1ns Assorted. 2 for S1.OO HEAyg saxgk sso,FnD soX z pair S1.OO 'gS1Sr pHS COATS a,E RAID .,'..'...... WAR S5.08 MATs MATeH.se '..a'..-........ HEEL $1.OO SHIRTS IN ASSORTED Q@ 00 PATTERNS ................. G4o6W
 THIRD FLOOR
 JUNlOR-SlZE COATS FURLINED TWEED COATS-Blue, natural, brown $35.OO fas Rose. "5Ie blue, n. natural ..''...... S7.SS
 FASHION FLOOR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-27
INFANTS WEAR

PLUSH STUFFED Of 0M ANIMALS ................... V4eVV LAME ANIMAL B,rIusH sEAns nSrrs ''.'l'' WITH $1.OO FieDUEEs RooM FOR ''. bAbx's $1.OO FLANNELETTE BUTTON-ON @A nN SLEEPERS-Sizes to ... V1eVV LACE-TRINTfED RAYON CREPE AND SA- TIN SLIPS-Tearose Sizes 0I T0 2to IA ................... W4e4O O MATCHING SLIP AND PANTY SET Ray on Satin in tearose. Sizes O% DO RAYON VELVET DRESSES OO no Blue red, pink. Sizes to 6x 0OsOO BOYS KNITTED SUTTS-Strip- O% &0 ed top. Sizes to 6 ........ V4e1O BOYS SUITS Corduroy pants. Percale Blouse. Sizes Q% 0Q to 6 ..... ............... W 1eOO COTTON CREPE SLIPPERS - h Pretty Prints. Sizes to O% nM
 RAGFJTON VT nnp
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-27

Hollands flahlnR gleel ls nslne wood to save llQ0ld fuel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-27
COSMETICS

SHULTONS EANLf AWENS S .oon BUA"-Talcum, Sacnet, Coioshe, anu SeSs tn miniature .UU Sizes ,,,,,,,,,,,','''''' '',.,',.
 EAKLY AMERICAN OLD SPICE t1 tAuh COLOGNE-4-Ounce .,,,.,..' pROPHYLACTIC HAIR BRUSH ASD CoSD SET-Crystal, rose, green, req, p.ue,
 mon; mon; With Ayl0n S1.25 briStleS .,,,.,,,.,,''' ,,,, ,'''. :. V .~,,> HARRIET HUBBARD AVER TALC AND .F.sa:'s SOAP sET-plah {r5a,sDsss s,sssF or $1.OO WRlSLEY HOBNAIL COLOGNE S1 an Floral fragrances ...,.,s...'' DAGGETT AND RAMSDEL LoEAu 1 MAKER KITS complexion &G 0
 aids .,.,,,,.,.,..,,',,,.' ,.'''''' DAGGETT AND RAMSDELL MOUNTAIN HEATHER COLOGNE S1.OO PRINCE MATCHABELLI COLOGNE Duchess of York, Ave Maria and your otn- CT favorites, in Christmas-y &T M
 one ounce bottles ..,,.......' V3sVV REFILLABLE POWDER MITT-Blue, pinK, yellow and rsnite. white covers Apple S1 .OO YARDLEY SHAVING BOWL (T An FOR MEN ,,..,.............x x1eVV YARDLEY OLD ENGLISH LAVENDER 1% ounce size &T neh MARLEY ASSORTED BATH C1 T0 THREE % PIECE POWDER SET IN HoBNAIL GLASS-A powder jar and @T 10 LA CROSSE HEART THROB" NAIL POL ISH SET--Polish polish remover. cuticle remover. In floral QT AA box ......,,, ........,,t..,.. V&SVV
 sTREET FLOOR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-27
BUDGET DRESS SHOP

sEERSUCKER AND BROADCL0TH BRUNCH COATS-Sizes W0 00 12 to A. 4...........,.......,.. V@eWO SEERSUCKER AND BR0ADCLOTH HOUSE COATS-SiZes 12 O& O2 to 4S ..,..........,.,...... y@@W0 'NALI-BEE" POPLIN DRESSES-Sizes l6 to 52 and l6lk to 00 02 PRINTED COTTON AND BLACK SIXTEEN SMOCKS-All black, black OT 0Q with red. Sizes IA to 20 ..... swAssSO
 FASHION FLOOR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-27
MISSES AND WOMEN'S
 DRESSES

CREPE AND WOOL DRESSES-For Misses and women In a marvellous co 0S assortment ......,.,......... ~~~O
 FASHION FLOOR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-27
GLOVES
SPORTSWEAR

sLIPON SWEATERS - Blue' pink, maze white, natural. &S GN 34 to 4Q ,,,,''', ,''''t '.' CARDIGANS-5lue, maize, pink cherry, req green. Sizes 34 &S to 40 0..,.,,,.,,,,,s1,,,t,,,,
 wONENs COAT SWEATERS-Navy rose ss Ss;Es ,S iS black $500 mac. WOOL EMBROIDERED TYRoLEAN SWEA1ERS-White, black. WR 0& Sizes 34 to 40 ,..,,.,.,,..,,,. VVsVS PLAID AND PLAIN CoLoRED SKIRTS slae' "A to 30 $4.OO IOOes WOOL BED JACKETS - 1earose, ot- 'h'd' pink 0'ue $500, $S.SU sHoULDERETTES-Aea p.ue plnk' or enid. &T hhHk
 Wool S1.7O PARKAS-Natural, red, ice blue. sizes IA to 20 S6.OO" $1Z.95 SKI TROUSERS-Melton cloth, poplin, gao- ardine, Navy, slate blue, green, wlne. Siz- s' ia '0 20 S4.5O S8.95 SIX, ,as %ITgs-Na'aral' S1r. 'l.rs''... red $2.OO SIX, 6.yV 9Ars-Fed' ........ $2.OO nfn 1s,1sss sooTsPipn xse;p Sso s'ae orchid S1.5O
 FASHION FLOOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Cookbook Solves
Meal Problem

r. MEAL-PLANEING has
become a problem in your
house. don't let it trouble you
any longer. We have just the
answer to your need -. a 245-
page cookbook Of new and I'M
usual recipes as well as menu
suggestions for every month Of
the year.
This cookbook also contains
many special features that
homemakcrs viii especially
appreciate Principles of meat
cookery. tips on candy making,
information and charts ON cam
ming, weight and dict iniorma-
ton are only a few Of its in
terestinC chapters
The title of the cookbook IS
The Art a Modern Cooking
and Better Meals
The cookbook +. 80 cents II
called for az th, service counter
in the lobby Of Tire Detroit
Times Bu'dnr. and So cents
10y mail.
When ordering by mail adj
dress your request 10 The De-
troit Times Home Institute,
1925 Times Square, Detroit,
Mich D1r,.-, tt.r..t. vi IL, 80 x-DIIf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Ire atment
For Lovely Hands

TO KEEP the hands in first
class condition. give yourself the
following treatment once or
twice week:
Fluff up rich sudS in the
palms. Add a tablespoon Of
yellow corn meal. Scour the
flesh thoroughly. thumbing the
mixture of lather and meal into
the knuckles and around the
finger nails.
With the orange wood stick
force some Of the cream under
the nail caves. Use the stick
on the cuticle. lifting It gently
from the nail base. Massage the
nails -briSkly; that practice
brings healthy colorIng, keeps
the talons from cracking and
breaking.
Use a hand lotion once a day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Volunteers Called
AS Work Arises

VOLUNTEERS WHO have
registered with the Civilian De-
Tense Volunteer Office and are
waiting to be called for service
will be notified as soon as re-
quests come in for their particu-
lar type of service, according 10
Mrs. Helen Farley Smith, di-
rector of the office.
AS fast as social agencies and
governmental offices request
volunteer workers, the appro-
pirate cards are drawn from the
file, and the volunteers are no.
titled 20 report 10 the agency
direct.
Work Opportunity cards are
being distributed this week TO
organizations so that requests
for volunteers may be made TO
the Civilian Defense Volunteer
Office at 81 West Warren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Elsie Robinson
S+oicism Not a Heroic
Or Noble Frame Of Mind

they were being done dirt and
decided to remedy matters.
And there's actually no fouler
blasphemy than to say that
ignorance and fear, poverty and
pain are the will of God.
Stop Evils
The Plague-you shudder, to-
day, as you read of the CHASTITY
havoc it wrought in the Middle
Ages. Whole communities wiped
out in night D.. narrow streets
piled high with rotting bodies.
Yes, you thank God, today,
that science has found a way to
stop such ills. But you didn't
go around thanking God for
science when the plague was at
its height. You bowed to Gods
will like a good Christian-or
were boiled in oil for your
heresy.
What's YOUR private opinion
of Hot Heads who aren't content
to leave things as they are?
It's not heroic
To be a Stole"
But it's still your best bet II
you want to be popular!
Copyright. ls42. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Designer Brings Latest
Fashions TO Detroit
BY JOAN DEAN

JOT THIS down in your en-
gagemcnt book for tomorrow or
Wednesday -. Charles Armour
in town-See his collection. If
YOU like pretty clothes, If You
like 10 look as though you'd Just
popped out of a 1912 bandboN--
then you won want 10 miss the
fashions designer Armour has
brought 10 Detroit.
Mr.. Armour likes 10 meet and
talk TO shoppers IN order that
he might better design practical
styles 10 fit the needs and tastes
of women. And. too, he has a
wealth OF information 10 impart
10 us. His theory Is that women
wish TO be beautiful In gay,
colorful clothes during wartime
49,. clothes with eye appeal IN
stead of hidden values.
Ills dresses have one outstand-
ing characteristic they re-
easy 10 wear because OF their
soft. flowing lines. Never does
an Armour gown lack some sort
of skirt fullneSs. The blouSes are
always roomv and graceful.
TYPICAL OF his designs is
the navy sheer illustrated. The
modified dolman sleeves, reach
ing Just below the elbow. are
about a. comfortable as sleeves
come.
The surplice nccklinc is an
Armour favorite this year q.
this particular style sports low
hanging lapelS as we'll. Five
inch tucks from the shoulder
assure bodice fullneSS.
Piece &c resistance is the
hand-painted belt of Kelly green
fabric. And the hem interest
can not be overlooked It's a
double stripe of green and white
bordering the plcated-all-around
skirt. For n trim hipline, the
pleatS are stitched away down.
MOST MISCHIENOUS Is the
navy that. made to match
should Miss Shopper be in
terested. The material is novel
perforated tafieta, stitched here
and there with a row OF bright
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Cranberry-Pears
For Dessert

CRANBERRY PEARS make a
truly delicious dessert Scrycd
hot. they're a fine ending for q
baked ham dinner.
Cranberry Peers
s large winter pears
l cup cranberrieS
Ia cups brown sugar
y cup water.
Pare and quarter pears. Ar
range in baking dish. Pick over
and wash CranbCrrioS. Cover
pears with berries and sprinkle
with brown sugar. Add water.
Cover and bake in a moderate
oven $3.50 degrees) for IN hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19

green yarn Weighs but an ounce
and belongs 20 some gay little
elf.
We spotted some other high
lights among the arts of Armour.
One has white polka dots, dime
size, over a ground Of navy blue.
The loose cuff. about four inches
deep. on d long full sleeve is
sparkling with pearl buttons
which cover the polka dots.
A narrow cord of magenta
trims the cuff top. Again at the
jabot-type ncckline the pearl
buttons appear.
BROWN NEGLECTED? No.
never for there's a brown
and white polka dot that you'll
approve. Has a round yoke with
a casual .turn-down collar a
green and white taiicta sash and
all-pleatcd skirt The green and
white again borders the hem.
With a visit TO the store whore
Charles Armour is displaying his
wares. you're letting yourself in
for a heap of surprises. Hand
painted buttons and belts galore
exciting prints new
lines old lines Smartened
up these are the fashion
tricks a la Armour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Don't Miss
The Plastic
Exposition
BY JANE MOWERS

MOTHER NATURE is being
taught trick or two by a hun
dred HoudIniS, whose magic has
been let loose at the House
wares Exposition at the J. l..
Hudson Company. If you haven't
already spent a couple hours in
sheer amazement, by all means
hurry down 10 the exposition
some time this week.
Exhibit No. l is the Ameri-
can Modern PlasticS Exposition,
a complete preview OF the Won
dors with which we'll live in the
future. Starting with d pictorial
description of the chemicals
from which the various plastics
are produced. the show presents
the whole scope of plastic prod
uctS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
HOUSEHOLD LINENS
copa ,s4,. sEsoLscaArT slrocs. NC

HERE'S EMBROIDERY you'll love because it can be done
in riot OF shades of COLOR with equally
lovely The Bingham effect is cross-stch Pattern 2S
pattern of 10 motifs ranging from 2x31s 10
8xS inches schemes; illustrations of stitches materials
required.
Wheeler Patterns formerly TEN CENTS are now
ELEVEN CENTS the added cent Is to cover the cost OF
mailing Rising prices made this change imperative.
Send ELEVEN CENTS in coins for this pattern TO The
Department 1925 Times Square Detroit,
regulations orders for patterns to
Canadian destinations be filled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19

SOMEBODY don't know
who-wrote whole creed in
seven words
Its not heroic
To be a Stole.
A queer creed, that. to many
of the older generation. For
Stoicism, or its more pious form
of resignation, was held to be
a supreme virtue. And still is.
If there was some dark mystery
you couldn't understand. some
cruel evil you couldn't cure,
YOU decided it was the will Of
God and let it go at that.
Indeed, 10 doubt was heresy
to rebel was blasphemy. Both
punishable, once, by torture and
death. Punishable yet, even in
our modern civilization, with
sneers and jeers.
Being Resigned Easy
And the reason, of course, is
plain. It's really much easier
for lazy, cowardly. conceited
human nature TO be resigned
than it is TO try 10 cure it.
People who cure things chal-
lenge everyones complacency-
disturb everyone'S comfort.
Also, they take fri 6 h ful !
chances with their own safety
and reputation. And if you
want TO remain a hero in the
public eye, you've got to take
chances with them'
Yet, from cave days down, no
good thing was ever achieved
by Stand-PatterS, and every
triumph over the Powers of
Darkness has been won by dis
contented citizens who believed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
~ Dimes Make Dollars

IT'S THE that make up dollars, you know come
every single Of dime over again to
help buy bomber to defend America
The dollar from J. Change comes from s.. lgnace
sends hers from Plymouth Contributions COM
ing who not members of the club many
thanks these it all goes for the same purpose
bomber to get those Japs Of hair and out Of
lives that may back to living Americans want TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Red Cross tuesday

no COOKING SCHOOL tomorrow members Of the
Homemakers Club will to do Red Cross work usual
Doors open at All members of the Club welcome
but class is large that must ask that you
telephone first and register grows any
we have make days week of it. instead of
SO let us know you before coming to Red Cross
. unless you already registered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19

AN UNUSUAL cake frostinz
is made by cooking together !
cup of crushed pineapple and !
cup granulated sugar until the
mixture spins a thread (238 de-
greeS). Pour this hot mixture
over 2 stiffly beaten egg whites.
Continue beating frosting until
very stiff, then apply to cake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
The Fun Just Begun

AND THE fun has only begun, ladies. Wait till the
bomber coming back the cute little
boxes you about week Dozens of them
now, being filled.
on girls fill out your coupon and mail il in with
your contribution dimes, quarters dollars il doesn't
matter i. .. except mail it today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Eye Opener

It's an eye opener. For
example, did you ever hear
about the sight conditioning
window h at covers a sunlit
landscape? AS you slowly turn
a crank below the window, the
scene grows darker and darker
until finally there is naught but
pitch black.
The shading is all in the plas-
tic just a good invention 10
put an end TO blinds and win
dow shades in the buildings Of
tomorrow. This device is now
successfully in use in the City
Of Los Angeles, a streamlined
train on the West Coast.
Business men and teen age
daughters will cheer the gadget
which attaches 10 the mouth
piece of a French style tele-
phone and prevents your CONVEX
sation from being overheard by
the people about you.
Plastic Thread
Then there's a plastic ma
terial used in furniture 10 give
the effect of inlaid wood
attractive, too. Strips Of plastic
are woven TO do the work Of
cane or rush in chair seats.
Plastic thread employed in
making the base of extravagant
tapestries and upholsteries as
sures almost an eternal life. Ma
terialS fabricated from this
thread are used as upholstery,
particularly for airplane seats,
club chairs and such where the
wear and tear is terrific.
Mothers of small sons will
find this everlasting fabric ever
so saving on the family furni-
ture. They'll appreciate the rub
berry plastic tina may be
stretched over divans an d
chairs 10 prevent threadbare
spots from appearing.
Teeth. Too
No one ever thought a storage
battery could be made from
plastic but there's one on
display TO prove that nothing
is impossible. Plastic helmets for
football players and parachut-
lists is a strange but good idea
ask the man who wears
one.
False teeth OF plastic are on
view and are said TO be prefer
able because the old models of
porcelain and rubber used 10 ex-
pand unevenly. Geometry teach
ers might better succeed in get
ting their subject across to baf-
fled youngsters with the blocks
for the purpose that you'll see
at the show.
Take Sonny alone. for he'll
want 10 investigate the plastic
roller skates and the tiny model
automobiles of the future. He'll
get kick out Of sharpening
pencil on the electric sharpener,
too.
Electro
Then trot him over to see
Electro, the robot that talks,
walks, counts on his fingers,
blows up a balloon and smokes
cigaret. His dog. Sparkle,
barks and begS. stands and sits,
even wags his tail at appointed
times all thanks 10 cleo
tricity.
There's more 10 be seen, much
TO be learned. If you're inter-
eSted in becoming a wise con-
sumner. you'll profit by knowing
how and why housewares are
made.
Know quality and variety E.
know good goods when you see
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Buy a Bomber
SAGE BISCUITS

DREAMED CHICKEN and
biscuits is a surefire party dish.
To make them even more entic-
ing. mix a bit Of powdered sage
into the dough before baking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS
DEFEND AMERICA-BUY A BOMBER!

DEFEND AMERICA-BUY A BOMBER!
That's what Detroit Times readers doing and promptly
we in the Department thought Of our Detroit Times
Homemakers Club Why don't take part in this gift to
get rid of the Japs before they get rid
of said?
Think not? It's TAPS FOR THE JAPS, said Joyce
Oara whose dollar first to arrive In the morning mail
And everybodys doing II. Nice thing about 1t Is
hearing from members who joined the cup
back in 1885 there's Mrs. c. Vogt Homemaker
No 1889 Elsmere and Mrs. John Park No. o.
2S716 Hanover street Victoria Jacobs, No. All
12737 Roseawn and Of them IN the two and three
thousand numbers all 1885 and early 1896 members.
Mrs Charles Chamberlin, $40 Cortland avenue Home
maker 203 of the very first 10 Join the club
came Friday. want to give s., she said we
UP collection in the family Mrs Chamberlin has son
in the air corps must all help, she said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
TOTAL

WELL, ladies that's grand start, but where are the
other of my club Remember amount is
small Just think if every single Of you would
pay the dime again you paid to join the club
what would be that the Homemakers Club
would be giving toward that bomber!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
AIR CORPS KATE!

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Cake Frostinq

Buy a Bonnie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19

buy a Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19

SOMEBODY don't know
who-wrote a whole creed in
seven words
Evening star., 1942-01-25

Soy Del Monte - and b sure Of these
health ssssntiols. Del Monte Pineapple
Juice is a good source of Vitamin c; con-
tains Vitamin b, and limited quantities of
Vitamin A (as carotene), calcium, Phos-
Phoms and iron. Also, Del Monte's care in
handling makes sure of maximum values to
be found in any canned pineapple juice.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

the rector's sister. But neither did
she look that thing Henry seemed
to be limiting she was.
"Carousing with common SOL
diers," doomed Henry. Have you
no decent feelings left? Lately / have
been uneasy about you, Kate"
Why. because he was good, did he
take it for granted everyone else was
so wickedly inclined? He talked as
if she had done all kinds Of things
she had not, in fact, had the least
chance of doing. If only he would
listen he would understand how little
chance she had had. Everyone had
been most kind and thoughtful.
Even the lion.
And then, when Henry's elo-
quence was raging like a stream in
spate, the study door opened. Jack
Frazer came in. He came in quite at
home, sat down by the fire. and took
out his cigarette case. An awkward
silence fell. He looked at Henry
innocently. II guess you asked US
fellows in for a smoke and talk?'
he said.
Henry said weakly, "Oh, certainly
- Yes - Do sit down." Which was
silly, for Jack Frazer had already
sat down. To Kate, Henry Kissed.
''I'n see you later"
"Oh no, you WON'T" said Jack
Frazer. You'll just finish seeing
her now. heard you saying you've
been uneasy of late about her. Well,
so have we. She's overworked.
never could stand to see woman
overworked."
It was the funniest thing. Kate
had to press her hand to her mouth