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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23

doctor who passes such judgment.
So far 1t has never seemed to be
permissible for the correspond dent
to reveal the doctors identity. No.
2 booklet "CVD" deals with heart
and artery disease. No. 3 $50 You
Have 1ndigestion?" deals with stonl-
ach trouble. For copy Of either send
ten cents and stamped envelope
bearing your address.
Skill
Suffered agony with l1emorrhoids
and flssure. The relief obtained
after only three treatments Is un.
believable. Many thanks for recon-
n1ending such a skillful physician.
I almost feared to 60 for the first
treatment as I expected 1t would
be very painful. II wasn't even I'M
comfortablel (Mrs. g. H.
Answer satisfy myself concern
ing a doctors qualifications before
] recommend him.
LAnollm and Castor Oh
Thank you for the suggestion to
use equal parts Of lanolin and castor
oil for cracked fingers. It sur lily
does the trick. w. z. HI
Answer-Thank you, Sir, for your
report.
Nlacln Not Nicotine Acid
PleaSe tell us the truth about
bread. ! heard they are now put.
ting nicotine in white bread.
"a Reader)
A1swer-Taat Is an unfortunate
misunderstanding. Enriched bread
contains added Vitalinin B, (thia.
mil.), iron and Nicotine acid, which
S now called niacin. This is desr-
able, has nothing to do with nico-
tine, and everybody gets Q certain
amount of Niacin (nicotinic acid
in every food, such as wheat, other
cereals, vegetables, ETC., that con-
tains vitamin B complex-niacin
(nicotinic acidD being one Of the
Wtamin factors that naturally
grow in the vitamin B complex In
foods. Enriched white bread looks
and tastes like ordinary white bread
and is always preferable when you
can get 1t. Enriched bread is sec-
only only to bread made Of whole
wheat in nutritional value.
Copyright. 1912. John r. Ollie co..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23
Gl0ribiMg
Yourself
- 49, 2A~A

NEA Service staff Writer

NEA Service STAN Writer
Walking pigeon-toed and picking
UP marbles or pencils with toes are
still among the best Of foot exer-
ciseS. william D. Haynes, physical
education director Of Stevens Col
lege and Of the Missouri state OCD
program for women's physical fit-
ness, lists the old familiar routines
high among modern measures for
foot comfort and health.
DR.. Haynes begins timely book
let on foot care with the advice,
Put your legs In motion"
TRY EXERCISE
FOR "TONTNG UP"
OF course, they are in motion,
now. The question is whether It's
a penalty or pleasure to you. If
It's unpleasant, you'd better re-
sign yourself to looking as well as
feeling definitely antebellum, or
else you'd better exercise. Here
are some more fundamental rouA
tines suggested by DR.. Haynes:
Heel cord stretching will timber
the ankle tendpns that feel like
drawstrings when you shift to
fiat shoes from high-heeled ones.
Stand arms-distance away from a
wall, palms on wall at shoulder
level, elbows straight. Turn the
feet to a toe-in position. Bend ell
bows until head and chest almost
touch wall. Keep body straight,
heels on floor. Return to position
and repeat half a dozen times.
CONTRAST BATH
rs BENEFICIAL
Now, try this knee-strengthener.
Toe straight ahead and KEEP all toes
down. Rotate the knees outward,
forcefully, and relax.
For relaxing and soothing ten
der, sore feet, there's nothing so
effective as the old fashioned
contrast bath - two minutes in
very hot water, one-half minute
in cold water; keep alternating
for a total Of about fifteen min
uteg. These routines, performed
nightly, should improve your foot
health considerably IN a couple
of weeks, particularly when they
are combined with that simplest
and yet one Of the best condition
ers, which Is just-walking.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23
|. MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE
Young Expert Noted for Daring Style
~ WILLIAM Z. McKENNY
(Amerlca's Gard AuthOrity)

The final event at the new Car
china Piedmont Tournament at
Greensboro, N. O., was the open
naiR champs nship. This was won
81 . pair Of New Workers, Mrs.
A. M. Sobel and Peter A. Leven-
txitt, who stopped at Greensboro
On their way home from the South
eastern sectional championships at
Coral Gables, Fla.
AIRS. Sobel Of course needs no in
PRODUCTION to my readers, but
Geventritt Is a young player who is
rising fast. He attained the status
Of Senior Master in IL months.
Today's hand shows the daring style
Of his bidding and play.
With the North hand, Leventritt
opened one no trump rather than
one club, in order to enable his
partner, who had passed originally,
to raise on only some low shoppers
in the red suits. After the dia-
naord response and the lack of OPP
position, Leventritt jumped right
into three no trump. East doubled
because he hoped to run his heart
suit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23

one revealing situation.
So, they turn thumbs down on
her and let her strictly alone.
That Is why 1t would pay a man
to notice whether or not o girl
has any real friends among her
own sex, before deciding she Is the
kind Of person she wants him to
think she is.
WOMEN CAN'T FOOL
OTHER WOMEN
For girls are smart enough to
appear to be any kind of girl they
think man likes. They can put
on an act that would fool any
body = but another woman. And,
that is exactly what they do when
they are around men.
But, they can't put on a con-
Vncing act for other women.
Knowing that, they seldom bother
to try. If they do, they don't fool
any woman but themselves.
There would be fewer married
men with . a low opinion of the
feminine sex If men paid atten-
ton to women's opinion Of a
woman, and didn't always chalk
up feminine disapproval to jeal-
OuSy,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23
COMMENTS BY HERNIA
AUTHORITY

On request I should be glad to
identify the hernia authority, for
doctors Of medicine but fer none
other. Otherwise I can only say
that he Is a recognized authority
on hernia. He says:
IT recently treated the president
Of the - Insurance company
This company has been sending
their employees to me for years, for
injection treatment. When the
president found he had a hernia he
knew Just what to do. He said he
would not consider operation until
a fair trial of injection treatment
had failed, for his company had
paid out too much for recurrent
hernia operations.
MANY cured patients have been
accepted by the Army and Navy
and some surgeons in the services
now advise injection treatment In
many cases.
zone young man whom had in
structed to wear a truss for a while
after injection cure appeared before
the draft board. The doctor who
examined him asked why he wore
the truss-waS 1t In the hope Of es-
Gaping induction into the service?
It happens that this young mans
father is also one Of my cured her.
mia patients.
an another case q doctor who
examined a young man had given
the injection treatment maintained
he had never had a hernia, there
fore could not have taken injection
treatment for hernia, and demand
ed that the young man bring a
statement from the physician who
had given the injection treatment.
I gave the young man O statement.
Still the doctor was unconvinced
and demanded an iternized state
ment showing the dates Of the in
jectionE.
Recently I gave two year old
boy i've injections for inguinal her
ME, and he was cured. also cured
his grandfather, uncle and father
and now they tell me they are go
ing to bring maternal grandmother
for hernia treatmentl
Numerous large industrial cor
porations, such as (aircraft plants
and the like) new accept men for
employment as soon as the men
with hernia) receive the first injec-
ton apd are fitted with a truss.
1.-THE County Medical Society
took 1t up with the manager Of -
Zone Of the largest insurance COM
panies), urging that injection treat
ment Is worthless, quackery, etc.,
ano operation Is the only proper
treatment for hernia. The insurance
company replied that when the
company needed advice they'd call
on the medical society but
as long as the company's
experience with the injection treat
ment is so satisfactory the COM
pany would continue to favor 1t, or
words to that effect
ut Is strange how obStinately
the old guard keeps up the tight for
operation"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23
How To Keep Under The Ceiling
UNCLE SAM READY TO HELP WOMEN TURN DETECTIVE
IF THEY WANT TO REASSURE THEMSELVES ON PRICES
~ ELEANOR RAGsDALE

by ELEANOK MAGSDALE
(NEA Service StaR COrrcspOndentl
Washington-Heave q sigh Of re-
lief, girls. You won't have to turn
detective now that price ceilings
are in effect. Your old Uncle SAM
uel, to guard against racketeering
by shopkeepers, Is shooting out
specially trained professional shop
pers" to collar ctiselers in the bud
and save you the headache.
1--WE know the housewives want
to help" declared Dexter M.
the once Of Price Administration
Keezer, deputy administrator Of
but mass amateur price, checking
would be just q waste Of their
time"
That's undoubtedly true, Mr..
Keezer, but who ever heard Of a
woman who wasn't interested IN
prices, in one way or another I'M
der any conditions for their own
satisfaction, II nothing else.2
Well, Washington has taken this
into consideration, too.
Robert Sessions, new head Of
the Consumer Division Of the OPA
which is launching a super
campaign to educate the public In
how to debate inflation-prepared
this list Of rules for the Kitchen
commando" forces:
SHOP AROUND
FOR BARGAINS
Study the list Of commodities
included under the act. You don't
have to memorize tits mighty
long one-but see how the items
chosen are all basic cost-of-living
essentials, things that nearly every
family needs to get along.
Next, study the list Of exceptions
and try to see some Of the under
lying reasons behind their exemp-
ton. Any raw and Impressed
agricultural or greenhouse commod-
ity" Is excluded because the farm
ers already have a law guaranteeing
them parity-plus prices. But since
bananas are all imported, they can
be covered. Fixed prices for used
autos or secondhand furniture
would be almost impossible to de-
ter1nine.
Shop around and look for the
best buys, for in this way you'll
encourage competition among the
various stores. Remember, there's
no law against a retailer selling be-
low the maximum.
Don't be afraid to ask your store
keeper to show you his ceiling list.
When you do find a violation,
though, get q sales slip as evil
dence, check thoroughly before you
act, and then file your complaint
with the nearest war price and ra-
tioning board or its local ONCE.
Mr.. Sessions foresees three stages
In the development Of the drastic
freezing measure. The first six or
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23
} MODERN MENUS
These Sugar-Saving
Recipes Will Aid
Your Cooking Skill
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Service STAN Writer

NEA Service Stan Writer
To be able TO make 5M dozen
cookies with only u cup Of your
sugar quota Is an important skin
today. Here's the recipe to give
you that skill.
ALMOND BAR COOKIES
(abOt 81 dozen medium sized)
Fifteen ounce almond chocolate
bar, LIZ cup honey, Ia cup melted
butter, leg cup graduated sugar,
2 eggs, Ia teaspoon almond ex.
tract, I l-2 cups sifted all-purpose
flour, Ia teaspoon soda, LEA tea
spoon salt, 5 cups uncrushed corn
flakes.
Chop almond bar fine. Combine
honey, butter and sugar and
beat. Add beaten eggs and flavor.
ing and beat. Add flour sifted
with soda and salt and mix. Add
corn flakes and chopped almond
bar and std to blend. Let rnxt-
ture stand about 5 minutes. Drou
by small Spoonfuls onto INCREASED
cool1y sheet, about 3 inches apart.
Bake in q moderately hot oven 400
degrees F. 8 to 10 minutes.
Here is another recipe calling for
very little sugar.
FRUIT TRIANGLES
(abOut Is soonest
Two cups sifted cakef lour, q
teaspoons combination baking pow
der, ga teaspoon salt, La cup
shortening, La teaspoons grated
orange rind, 1-2 cup seedless raisins,
2 tablespoons Light corn syrup, liz
cup milk.
Sift flour once, measure, add
baking powder and salt, and sift
again. Cut In shortening: add
corn syrup and milk. Add ail at
orange Sind and rAislna. odmhlne
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23

The short cut to glamour thest
days Is to add Q dirndl frock to
your wardrobe. Today's pattern
brings you the very style everyone
seems to be wearing. For individual
style excitement the long torso tor
Of this model Is banded with RIB
bon-hsre you can effect plaii
color contrast with q printed mate
rial-or q plaid, striped or printed
contrast with q plain fabric.
Pattern No. 0106 is in sizes II
TO 10. Size IS, with short sleeves
requires "a yards 3o-inch material
For this attractive pattern, send
16c In coin, your name, address,
pattern number and size to Water
bury Democrat. Todays Pattern
Service 106 7th Avenue, New York
N. Y.
Send for our Fashion Book II you
want the best Of home references
to the latest and best patterns Of.
fered in this service. Styles Tor all
ags, all sizes from ! to ".
Pattern 15c, Pattern Book loo
One Pattern and Pattern BOOB
ordered together : 25c. Enclose 10
postage for each pattern.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
muAw-SsmA

Your pamphlet on Pyorrhea Is
fine-only wish might have had 1t
to guide me years ago. But you say
nothing about heredity, and most
dentists ! have consulted seem to
think that If one has inherited the
tendency little can be done to corr
rect the trouble. IT. FJ
Answer said nothing about
heredity because I do not believe
heredity has anything to do with
1t. On request, accompanied with
stamped envelope bearing your adj
dress, I'm glad to send any reader
a copy of the pamphlet IAN That
Gingivitis Is Not Pyorrhea."
Two Lessons Helped
I write TO tell you how valuable
your instructive booklets have been
to me, particularly Little Lesson
No. 'CVD" and No. 3 $50 You
Have Indigestion"2 When our ply
stefan heard me mention some
things I had learned in these little
lessons he became curious. loaned
him the booklets and later he told
me they were excellent and ]
couldn't so far wrong following
such sound advice. (V. r. H)
Answer-eome day, by Jimmy,
I'm going to learn the identity Of 8
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23

eight weeks will be a preparatory
period during which the vast
machinery for administration will
be set up and the educational drive
will be pushed in high gear. Pa
tience and cooperation will be
badly needed, and public reaction
will be studied carefully.
Then will come the first full
functioning of the machinery which
will undoubtedly creak and bog
down till tested and readjusted.
During this stage an orderly basis
for complaints will be worked out,
and enforcement will begin.
1.-THE real test will come" warns
Mr.. Sessions, when conversion is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23
CHARGES COLLECT

Ronald Reagan, now in the army,
telephones Jane Wyman, his wife,
daily and reverses the charges to
his home account. They arranged 1t
that way before he left.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23

complete and shortages Of civilian
commodities become acute"
Then Is when the fight against
the "black markets." Che bootleg
ging, the unpatriotic chiselers will
really begin.
The trend toward standardizA-
ton and labelling will also prob
ably increase to protect consumers.
However, the growing scarcity Of
goods threatens to undermine quail
ity.
But the greatest safeguard for
the housewives dollar and her way
Of life Is her own determination to
make price-control work. TIN pay
to learn how.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23

that, they mar.
ry her.
Lat err, the
men either rea-
lie they got a
bad bargain or
decide that all
women are like
the little num-
Der they picked
out for them
selves.
1t isn't that
men don't know
when a girl is
on good terms
with othe r
women. They
know all right.
They just don't
think 1t is inl-
.sA..L-L
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23

dandy big round cocheted In design youu never
tire OIL
Pnwhee design crochet too This rug 80 inches IN oia
balls dark color ana nas OF
light color your wildly possible red
white light and dark shade Of any
effectiveness OF the design calls o
match the color scheme
grand for country home too
crocheg instructions for the Pnwheel Rug lpatn No
COIN YOUR NAME and ADDRESS and the
NUMBER to Anne Cabot the Waterbury Democrat LOG
York City Enclose cent postage for each pattern
ordered.
MY Album about which 50 many Of you have INQUIRED Is now
needlework designs Of all all the
for gtsl The Of 1t Is the Anne Cabot
Album. send - cents today for your copyl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23

When a heart stopper turned up
in dummy, East shifted to the five
Of diamonds. Leventritt went right
up with dummy's king, then boldly
made the only play for the con-
tract-the finesse of the queen OF
spades.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23

But 1t Is. A woman can't hide
what she is from other women. If
she is jealous, greedy, bad-tern-
pered, not to be trusted or just
plain mean, other women know 1t
after they have seen her in just
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23
; HEALTH
HOzq, To Keep Well
By DR.. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

pertalnl@E health :na HSsie"s
envelope enclosed Letters shSGId e Ss
q eOlumD RRY @aae
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23
ANSWER:

Yes indeed thing true love and shouldn't
let your doubts keep you cutting it. hadn't be-
eved santa wouldn't to house when
You hadn't hung your stocking ne couldn't
filed It,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23

81
Letters unsuabe for VIII be anssred
confidence Write Aa CAatAed IN Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23

some day little magnet of girl will
horseshoe magnet picks up steel needle You
naturally and nvolnay muscles
scared Thereafter will be different person.
the that's will out You hardly recognize yourself
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23

Somewhere probably nearby, Juliet is calling Romeo,
Romeo No wonder budd who have
heard anda their Jules' CALL
CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23

She conscious hour When
night yourself bedtime stories Of her; and when
vOu wake morning visions her will rush into
seriousness uShes into submerged bottle once the stopper
taken
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23

When with win bubblng spring and
separated from her viii be writing let
" talking the telephone sending kilograms Wherever
doing her image will be tucked snug IN your
constantly check doubheck with the picture
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23

you in return heart will become inflated bal
air. head In the cooed Clouds and viii
look down in pity on those who don't believe in love-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23
Caroline
Chatfield
Says Today
/ You Don't Believe In Love You Must Be Empty
Hearted.
TlEAR. MISS CHATFTELp:
Title RegLstsred. Q. 5. Patent oflce

ans for your the subject Of true love Is there really
any lc hing with all types OF
girls: nearly perfect could be- Not one o. them mas
vn me the big thrill envous BY telling me how
hard they this that girl yet down deep wonder
imagination their part since it hasn't happened 70 me-
JIMMY
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23

enough expressing love- You
WIN with flowers and candy with
afford You will be fred with the
viii set the world arc found king
DOM for your queen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23
- WE, THE WOMEN --
Memo for Men:
BE WARY OF THE GIRLS
THAT FAIR. SEX DISLIKES
BY RUTH MILLETT

ought be just 1eery the girl that other don't
Like girl Of the man who doesn't get along well with other
But aren't leery Instead Of steering clear such girls they kid
themselves into thinking that the only other don't
a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23

once to flour mixture and stir
carefully until al flour is damp.
ened. Then stir vigorously until
mixture forms Q soft dough and
followes spoon around bowl. Turn
out Immediately on lightly floured
board adm knead 80 seconds. roll
Ia inch thick and cut In triangles
Place on INCREASED baking sheet
Brush tops lightly with corr
syrlps or with mixture Of equal
parts Of sugar and milk. Bake in
hot oven (45O degrees - IL to II
minutes, or until drowned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23
TOAFoRRoWs NERNU

BREAKFAST: Rhubarb and
prunes, oatmeal, toast. coffee.
milk.
DINNER: Cooked vegetable
salad, sour /. cream dressing,
whole wheat rolls, almond bar
cookies. tea, milk.
SUPPER: Leftover meat
with gravy, baked potato, stuff
ed green peppers, strawberry
pudding, custard sauce, coffee.
milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23

9TV gUn i
o some of could be- Not OF them has
ve me the big friends make envous by telling me how
Il isn't Imagination their hasn't happened to me-
JIMMY.
ANSWER:
YES indeed thing true love and shouldn't
LEI vour doubts keep cutting It, hadn't be-
eyed in santa to house when
filed it,
some day little magnet girl will
horseshoe magnet picks steel needle You
tighten you Thereafter will be different person.
will out YOU'LL hardly recognize yourself
She posses your conscious hour When
you wake up in morning will into
ruhes into submerged bottle once the stopper
taken out
When conversation win rise bubbing spring and on
brook-ke separated from her viii be writing let
the telephone sending kilograms Wherever you
are you doing will be tucked nugy
will constantly check and doubecheck with the picture
You won't be able enough expressing
music with flowers and candy with
sort Of gift will be fred with the
fever plan the afrc found king
DOM have her for your queen
your will inflated bal
the colored clouds viii
down pity those who don't believe in love.
Somewhere probably nearby your calling
Romeo where
heard answered their Julets' CALL
CAROLINE cHATF1ELD.
' S..s S srs Sa IN
this newspapef
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23

like a girl Is because they are
jealous Of her and, believing
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-11-06

4 I8ao 1lo Dtgls
 . The aKadin.a familiar 10 the port of Wraneell. and sleeps seven. packs freight and carries passengers i- ouIv one of the hundreds of small craft which will enter this important phase of war work in the near future
 Liie along the Alaskan eoastline is hazardous enough in peace time laf the 0ar has added To the mum Ter of doWned aircraft and wreck ed OF disabled ships For years small boats have been able to pick mp survivors of such accidents. for larger vessels do not venture off charted channels of navigation
 Twenty boats have already been equipped 10 conform with the same standards as Red Cross units render ing First Aid on the nations high ways These floating First Aid sta tions are to be manned by person nel trained in standard Red Cross First Aid courses.
 Organization of the Ketchikan sea mobile unit followed a request from Red Cross headquarters for in formation on the First Citys pre- paredness in giving First Aid
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-11-06
2 E 2 2 ' 2 :. 2 2 2 :
 TEPEE TALK
'.' = '.' ',' '' = = = '.' = e.
By William E. Jay" Byrd

That clicking of he"ls you heard at the Red Men tepee last Tuesday night was the Dumguard Recruits and Joe Rockies attempting To learn the manual Of arms under the able direction of brother Red Men who are members of Captain James Lov- etts Civil Guard Unit They'll do alright too. when they learn their right side from their left.
 The dance given by the lodge last Saturday was well attended and a peek into the kitty revealed near ly twenty dollars which will be added to the swelling Christmas tree fund. i swell job Tex and Carl You're a cinch for nomination on anyboGy's entertainment com mittee ticket.
 The Thanksgiving dinner com mittee headed by brother Chet Steear has named December 5th as the tentative date for the banquet.
 Attention! Right shoulder arms