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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13

Camp shows. The first company which included Merle oberon, Al JolSon. Patricia Morrison. Frank Me Hugh and Allen Jenkins arrived in England the latter part Of August and stayed for about threee weeks. Other entertainers have played at many different off-shore bases dur ing recent months and increasing numbers Of performers of stage. screen and radio are scheduled to go overseas for USO-Camp Shows within the near future to keep pace with the entertainment demands of Americas growing AEF. During the past year USo-Camp Shows has entertained millions of uniformed service men both in continental United States and overseas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
RESERVOIR WORK
 BEHIND SCHEDULE

Mayor Vincent A. Scully, City EE- giner Charles A. Root and Assist ant City Engineer Henry Whitlock made an inspection tour yesterday of the Waterbury reservoir loca- tions. As has been previously an- nouneed the work Is behind sched- ule due to labor difficulties ard lack of machinery to finish the second dam near Morris. It is not expected that the third dam will be com pleted before next summer.
 The second pipe line. however. Is completed. This will connect the new reservoir with the city. The old pipe line now in use has been ops erating for forty-four years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
NATICK, MASS, HAS
 $35,O 900 FIRE TODAY

Natick. Mass. Nov. B -tUP)- The business district was menaced early today by fire which caused about s35 900 damage to the Natick Trust Go. building.
 The most severe damage occurred in the quarters Of he Italian American Citizens club on the top floor. where the blaze was believed to have started. Wellesley ffremen aided in the one-hour battle before the fire was controlled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
FUEL OIL SHORTAGE
 IS NEAR CRISIS

Providence. R. l.. Nov. i3.-CUP) The fuel oil shortage in the north east lis rapidly approaching a crisis" according to Walter H. Wheeler. Jr. New England regional director Of the War Production board.
 Addressing an engineering group here last night. Wheeler said he could not over-emphasize the criti- cal nature of the situation.
 T ask every plant which is using fuel oil to convert to coal at once and 10 do so with a minimum Of ma terials." Wheeler said. We haven't got automatic stokers. ash removal equipment, etc. to give you. You've got to go back to the old-fashioned hand stoking and ash removal"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
LATE REALTY NEWS

The following real estate docu- ments have been filed with the town clerks efiice;
 QUIT-CLAIM DEEDS Waterbury Savings Bank te Thomas H. McGFath. property on Willow street.
 Joseph A. Leceurs Co Marie A. I.eeaurs, property on Dover street. Cesare aantaIucia te Grace santalucia. property on Bunker Hlli avenue.
 MORTAdE DEED Thomas Fl. McGrath te Water bury Savings Bank, land on Wll- low atEeet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
PETER GREENBERC
 TO CHANGE NAME

Peter Treir Greenberg and his wife, Phyllis, both Of Waterbury, were given permission by Judge John Rufus Booth in superior court today to change his surname to Treir. The petitioner who is asso- ciated with S. H. Greenberg. Inc. in the operation Of Worth's clothing store. claimed he has been known by that name in business and social circles. He testified that a sister already had permission to use t.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
Marriage
 Attentions

The following intentions of marriage have been filed with the town clerks offices
 George r. Hayes. s Summer street. and Ann R. Milan. g Howard street.
 Joseph Taeinelli. 124S North Main street. and Ann Marie Jamele. l6 Porter street.
 Hubert Walters. West Haven, Conn. and Catherine Scanloia Pearl Lake road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
NO THERMOSTATS
 AFTER CHRISTMAS

Hartford. Nov. il.-Thermostats may not be attached to cooking stoves after December 25. 1t was an- nounccd today by the War Produc- ton Board. The WIPE ruled that thermostats are not essential Co top burner cooking. oven baking or over broillng, and their manufacture con- stitutes an unnecessary use Of ertt- lcal materials,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
WOOL MARKET

Boston, Nov. lS-(upl--A Eooo slsed lot of original bag fine. and fine medium Wyoming wool shlsne~ inc eA per cent was sold tn the Boston Wool Market at . grease price of a cents or sla0 clean ba- sls, the u. s. Agriculture Depart ment announced today.
 A sale of a car of Good fowa mixed medium wool was made at a grease price of Si ia cents deliver. cd, Some secured and carbonteed Texas fall wool was sold Nt sl.i3,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
LIBERTY SHIP TO
 BE READY MONDAY

Richmond. Cal. Nov. i3-tUP)- The Liberty ship Robert F. Peary. launched in the record-breaking time Of four days. IS i-2 hours. VIII be delivered to the maritime com mission before next Monday, Clay Bedford. manager of Henry J. Kaiscr's Richmond shipyard. said today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13

rho miniature village Co Dc bombed ln tomorrow nights air raid deMonStfatlon is being set up today al Hamilton park, The houses were constructed at the city yards under the direction of Herbert Scotte smith, superintendent ot streets
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13

Ingrid Bergman. Swedish star oi paramounts "FoT Whom the Bell rolls" reads the Sunday comics 70 learn American slang expresssolis, hlit doesn't think they're funny.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, Nov. i3 (uP)--Gov- ernment expenses and receipts Tor the current fiscal year through Nov. lith, compared with q year ago: Thia Year Expenses Last Year s2b,0ft, ,S05,A3e. sT,sse, 400, ,903.a6
 War spending s2s,Q0O, Ogs, ,i3s.TO s5,573,bis,
 Receipts 4,6gs, ,ss0.Bs7.69 s2.T26,sa6. .ti0.54 sso,s7o. .52s. .952.si SS,its.s4s.7sa.ia
 Cash Balance [ Li7oEl7ssa.OS sS.SsLssl.sso.sA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13

DOW JONES AVERAGES --.------- - -
 90 20 i6
 Indus. R. R. Util.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Inside Gestapo

Paramount Is planning immediate
production Of Hostages" Stefan
Heyms novel Of Gestapo oppres-
Evening star., 1942-09-06

firing type. but one acquainted. is
an entertaining fellow, as the Avs
found out.
Recently there was q big parade,
The Army, hoping to arouse interest
and recruit workers in the branch,
entered two floats. Fonda handled
the loudspeaker communication sys-
tenn on one.
Oddly enough. few people on the
parade route recognized him, and
there was no advance notice that
the actor would be on the float.
1t was another instance of Fonda
doing something without benefit of
studio publicity.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Girl Mickey Rooney Really Vows En- in Movies
Marcia Mcguire Insists Resemblance Is Coincdenta,
But Hollywood Doesn't Care as Long al ItsViible
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLY WOOD.
When 16-year-old redheaded and
freckled Marcy MCGUIRE hit Holly
wood the blase old film town
gasped. 1t gasped some more when
it saw her sing, dance and act.
Idea wasn't that Marcy bowled the
town over with her peppy songs and
dancing, or yet her acting.
1t was the fact that in appearance
actions and speech she was as like
Mickey Rooney as girl can be like
a boyl
Rooney, who has initiated others
and been initiated, isn't being imi-
tated by Marcy. In fact. she's much
disturbed over the whole thing.
IF I have to be like anybody"
she says, wistfully, why can't I
be like my favorite actress, Judy
Garland?"
All the folks on the RKO movie
lot, where Marcy made her debut
in Seven Days Leave" urge her
not to change anything about her
self There might not be room for
a second male Mickey Rooney, but
Director Senses Find.
AS for her screen future, all is
enthusiasm. Loudest in Marcy's
praise and perhaps in the most au-
thoritative spot to voice it is Tim
Whelan, who produced and directed
"Seven Days Leave" He says Marcy
is the singing, dancing and acting
find of the year.
Marcy halls from the Chicago
night clubs and a tour Of the Army
camps with Camel Caravan. In her
first movie she plays the brat sister
of Lucille Ball, in love with sisters
boy friend, Victor Mature.
Unlike Mickey Rooney, who also
used the name MCGUIRE at one
time but whose real name is Yule,
Marcy is as Irish as Paddy's pig.
Born in Kansas City, Kans., she
comes from the O'Tooles, the Crow
leys, ct al. Seems to have been a
rule in her family tree against
marrying anybody but the Irish.
Marcy's schooling and profess
sional start came in Des Moines, but
she didn't get going professionally
until she moved to Chicago.
1t was a. long time before the
Rooney resemblance began to rear
its red and freckled head Marcy,
taught to dance and sing by noted
coaches, was urged to develop a style
which they said was distinctive and
original.
Distinctive Style.
The style itself, probably, is dis
tinctive and original Resemblance
to Rooney. most Hollywood observ-
ers think, starts with physical SINH
larity and carries on in action be-
cause of the uninhibited enthusiasm
both players throw into number.
Marcy never saw Mickey on the
screen until Babes on Broadway"
Shed been told, time or so before
that, about the resemblance.
'I just shrugged it off," Marcy
relates, illustrating. 'It never struck
me, in Babes on Broadway that
anybody would seriously say that
looked like Mickey.
Don't get me wrong about my
not liking to resemble Mickey. I
think he's great. But, please, can't
Evening star., 1942-09-06

I at least resemble a girl II I'm
gonna resemble anybody"
Marcy would much rather not re-
semble anybody, thinks it is a bad
handicap in the entertainment field.
A person talking to Marcy gets the
idea very quickly that she's a smart
little girl. on career matters.
Expanded Her Part.
Her acting in Seven Days Leave"
was SO able that Whelan expanded
her part. And her own particular
song and dance number, II Got a
Touch of Texas" turned out so well
that another was added, II Got the
Neck of the Chicken"
Whelan and the studio bosses kave
been telling each other how good
Marcy is, but they haven't been
telling Marcy. Like Mickey, she
needs no praise to hearten her.
Yet Marcy is one of those extro-
verts you like, even If her pep
doesn't give out by the end of the
day and yours does. She's constant
ly poking fun at herself as well as
others and that always helps.
Marcy is only feet tall-half an
inch shorter than Mickey-but she
comes from family that grows
taller after 20, so she has hopes. She
weighs lot pounds and is an en-
thusiastic eater.
Makeup experts say that the rest
of Marcy may some day grow as
beautiful as her eyes. "Ch, Il, can
only get glamorous like Judy Gar
land!" she sighs. Judy, you may
have gathered, is really tops In
Marcy's opinion.
She has been too busy to have boy
friends, the redhead declares. Get
ting an education and working in
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Dennine Borrowed

Republic has borrowed Richard
Denning from Paramount for the
male lead opposite Ellen Drew in
"Ice Capades Revue" Denning was
borrowed from Paramount as was
Miss Drew. Jerry Colonna and Vera
Vague have the comedy leads In ice
Capades Revue"
Denning's last picture was Be
yond the Blue Horizon" opposite
Dorothy Lamour,
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Henry Fondas
Joining Navy
Was Surprise
But Air Wardens
Knew Star Keen
For War Effort
HOLLYWOOD.
By Wide World.

LlolJL NooD.
By Wide World
Actor Henry Fonda's movie studio
and many of his close friends were
surprised when he suddenly joined
the Navy as an ordinary seaman.
But there was one group OF men
and women who were not surprised.
They we're the friendly Fonda CO.
workers in the air-raid warming
service. who have been working
with the conscientious actor since
December Z.
This is job, incidentally, which
has brought little or no personal
glory to the volunteers in the serv-.
ice, who spend many long, lonely
hours manning lookout posts under
Army supervision.
Contrary to many Hollywood pic
ture people, Fonda is a quiet, re-
Evening star., 1942-09-06

sion In Czechoslovakia. Lester
Cole has completed the screen
treatment and Frank Butler now
will join him In preparing the
screen play. Vera zorina is slated
for one of the top roles as a Czech
munitions worker.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Holloway Prefers
KanaarOOs to Ducks

Because Cecil Kellaway comes
from Australia the target gallery
which he operates in Paramount S
THE Crystal Ball" is called an
Australian shooting gallery" In
stead of ducks, the targets are small
kangaroos.
Evening star., 1942-09-06

night clubs or the movies at the
same time doesn't give girl much
time for dates. But she likes the
boys, and they like her.
Some day she'll probably raise
merry old Nick with them.
North American Newspaper Alliance.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Lake Looks Ahead

How Veronica Lake may look at
thirty with hair done atop her head
is shown in the final scenes of IT
Married Witch" when she and
Fredric March are married and the
parents of three children.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-09

Soak the soy DeanS over nlSnt
in water. Drain, cover with fresh
water and add the sliced onion
and bacon cut in small pieces.
Cover and cook for several hours
or until the soy beans are tender.
Use enough water so that there
will be about II G. of liquid re-
naming when the beans are ten
der. Add 1h tsp. salt and a few
grains of pepper near the end of
the cooking time. Press through
a sieve and add the milk. Melt
the butter in double boiler. add
the bean and milk mixture and
heat, stirring constantly. Add the
tomatoes pressed through a sieve
and season with salt and pepper.
Continue to stir until thoroughly
heated. This makes six servings.
Liver and Green Onions
Tbsp. butter
&c. thinly sliced green
onions ...aJ
~ lb. sliced liver III
Sies. Ss,t and pepper
3 c. milk
Melt 2 Tbsp. of the butter in a
frying pan, add the onions and
cook until soft, stirring frequent
ly. Remove from the pan. Cut
the liver in H-inch cubes, sprinkle
with salt and pepper and dip in
flour. Fry in the remaining 2
Tbsp butter until brown on all
sides, turning frequently. Add
the milk gradually and cook, stir
ring constantly until thickened.
Add the onions and season with
salt and pepper. Six servings.
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-09
Tax Examiner Will
Aid Vendors

The sales tax examiner will
assist vendors with their sales
tax reports at the following To-
cations, on the dates indicated:
Johnstown, July 13 a. m. only,
City Hotel; Granville, July 13 p.
m. only, Peoples bank; Pataska-
la, July IA, a. m. only, Ford Gar
age; Kirkersville, July IA, p. m.
only, Post Office; Hebron, July
Is, a. m. only, Post Office;
Buckeye Lake, July Is p. m. on
ly, Custard Stand; Utica, July
16 a. m. only, Herald Office.
The examiner will be at the
office of the Licking county trea-
surer in the courthouse, Newark,
from July 20 to 81, inclusive,
each week day from $3.50 a. m.
to 4:30 p. m.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-09
AFL Women
Organize To
Win The War

ST. LOUIS, MO.-Over 2,5OO,-
600 mothers and wives of union
men are now banded together in
an international organization -
the American Federation of Wo-
mems AuXilarics of Labor.
First formed on a provisional
basis in 1898, the Federation was
set up as a permanent body at a
convention here this week and
Immediately pledged its efforts
to help win the war.
High praise for the work of the
women was voiced by President
Roosevelt in a special message
to the convention.
Your organization has an i'm
portant role to play in the war
effort" )" "F. d." wired. "You are
helping to make the essential
sacrifice-consGrving resources,
sharinp commodities and assist
ing in protection of civilians
against raids, malnutrition and
epidemics.
The convention pledged all-out
support of the war effort and
cabled General Macarthur an
assurance the women would do
all in their power for final vic
tory "in our war for world free
dam"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-09
Special Services
Being Held

Special services are being held
each afternoon at 2:30 p. m. in
the tent located at Tenth street
and Western avenue.
Each evening at 1880 chill
dren's services are conducted by
Helen Whitis. Messages are also
given each night by Rev. Ralph
Haines of Piqua. A special
song service is led by Rev. C. O.
Scott of Pataskala.
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Catholic Woman's club en-
j0yed casserole supper in
Moundbuilders park, Monday eve
ming, July 6.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-09
Real NeighbOrs
(By Ernest COchran)

(By Ernest COcnrah)
Give me back my main-street
town,
Where | a man of some renoun;
Where neighbors pause to pat my
back,
And offer anything lack.
Here in this big bewildering city,
I am only an itty-b bitty-
A sucking pig, nose to the SOW,
And I get pushed around-and
how!
So, give me back my neighborly
town.
Which wears a smile, not a
frown.
BUY u. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Try a Newark Leader Want Ad!
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-09
Dividend by Erie
Wall St. Miracle

A couple of hoary Wall Street
maxims went by the board this
week.
One was: "When the Erie pays
a dividend, there'll be icicles in
hell"
The other: "Three things are
certain-death taxes, and no di-
vidends for Erie common"
But Erie did declare a divi
dend-all of so cents a share -
the first in 76 years.
Two things contributed to the
Joy of stockholders. The first is
the best business the railroad
has seen in 20 years. The sec
ond was the reorganization of
the company in December, which
cut fixed charges from $14,OOO,-
600 annually to about $6,6OO,O 900.
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-09
IN WISCONSIN

Bob Worth, Writer Of The
Sports column carried weekly in
The Newark Leader, drops a
card from Lake Mills, Wis, and
says the place is wonderful
I don't want to come home," and
intimates there are lots of fish
up there.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-09

VICTORY GARDENERS Vho
aUant to look crisp and cool
1Uhile apeeding should take tip
from CBS' "Voice of BroadtUay,"
Dorothy Kilgallen, aUho chooses a
red and Uhite checked cotton
slackS suit for aDeekends IN the
country. The blouse may be 1Dorn
out as lUell as tucked IN, and both
pieces are trim looking eUen
though cut full enough for 1Uork
and play. (From Franklin Simon,
New York;
BUY u. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-09

What can we do IN this emer
gency?" ask many women. Well,
there's only one tremendously Wit
al job for all who watch over the
family's welfare. We can give
more attention to better balancing
of their meals-and there is plenty
of authentic material on this sub
ject.
Another important step for ev-
cry household is conservation. We
must cut down on the food vast
age that has been so evident in
most homes. Cook only as much
as you need to avoid leftovers.
If you have them. use them to
their utmost: teach the youngsters
to help in this drive on wastage.
This all seems like large order.
but when we homemakers put our
minds to it. we can really accom-
plish great deeds. Early summer
fruits and vegetables will help to
avoid monotony while following
the "musts" of economy and nu-
triton.
SOY Bean Soup
sLiver and Green Onions
Dandelion Salad Buttered Carrots
Rolls and Butter Beverage
sSpice Cake
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Gerry Marcoux to Speak at Cooking School

TUESDAY is again cooking
school day for members OF The
Detroit Times Homemakers
Club. Geraldine Marcoux. also
known as Miss Navy; Conchita
and Antonio, and Prudence
Penny will all be on hand TO en-
terrain and instruct.
Miss Marcoux, liaison officer
for the Navy League, which is in
the formative stage here in the
city. will speak on the work the
league is doing and why you
should become a member.
The Navy League" says Miss
Marcoux, lis the civilian arm
of the United States Navy. 1t
is designed to secure the fullest
civilian cooperation with this
branch of the service. II you
can't join the navy, join the
navy league.
Conchita and Antonio. cur
rently appearing at Mickey's
Show Bar, will entertain with
Spanish songs. Dressed in cos
tunes from their native land and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16

playing guitars this team brings
with them folk songs from
south of the border as we'll as
popular tunes and opera scores.
Measuring Food by the
Yardstick" will be the subject
OF Prudence Pennys demonstra-
ton. Apples. which are the VIC
tory food special Of the week,
will be featured, and you will
see fried bacon and apples and
cheese apple cobblerettes pre-
pared.
Less expensive cuts of lamb
the square cut shoulder roast
and curried lamb will be shown
since lamb is one Of the more
plentiful meats now.
In addition spicy pie, novel
uncooked brownies and other
quick dishes will be included.
Detroit Times Cooking Schools
are for members of the Home
makers Club and are held on
Tuesdays throughout the winter
at 100 in the afternoon, with
doors opening at /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Gold Suit of Wool Crepe

or evening and worn by Lucille
Ball.
Suit is wool crepe, styled with
wrap-around skirt, cut TO curve
up in front at the overlap, this
effect cleverly repeated in the
overlap of the. tailored jacket.
Instead of jewelry, Lucille wears
a wide belt of the gold fabric,
bound with gold braid. embroid-
cred with flowers in gold and
emerald stones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Friday, October Is, 1912

OLD DAME FASHION seems
definitely on the gold standard
this winter. Judging by the
popularity of gold fabrics. We
don't mean just luxury fabrics
like gold cloth. We mean gold
woods, gold corduroys mad vel
veteenS.
One of our favorites is the
gold suit-a very dressy affair
designed for the late afternoon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16

PREPARING MEALS today is much different task than
il a six months
With homemakers giving their time TO volunteer
nutritious dishes that be prepared quickly much
in demand
lunch boxes be packed for workers, and
cooking today still difficult
Cook Book contains the
these and cooking problems Besides the 500 recipes
photographs
appealing dishes that and make dishes that
made hours before meame Casserole dishes like the
pictured
Nutrition vitamn mineral and calorie
table cooking
fresh vegetables is also included.
called for the
in the lobby OF The Detroit Times Building Is
by mail
ordering your request Detroit
Times Institute Square, Mich. Please
write plainly address and title OF booklet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16

Bargains in highly absorbent,
softly mapped cotton. Tubfasr
pink or blue plaid. 26"xj4".