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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
ROUND NECKLINES
 EMPHASIZE ROUND FACE

If you already have too-short features. you probably don't want rounded necklines. Of course, there are some experts who believe in emphasizing the essential quality of your face-for instance, its round- ness. However 1t takes lot of as- Surance to follow that school.
 Most smart women try to Inin- imize 8 very-round face. This can be accomplished strikingly by wear ing the plunging V neckline that occurs now in many tailored shirts.
 There seem to be pounds and pounds of pearls in this falls fash ion-and those are useful if you wear 'em right. The round-faced girl might wear them, pendant necklace style, chest-length. But l would advise the long-faced lass who acquires this kind of necklace to wear it backwards. Better still, chose choker pearls.
 The same idea goes for earrings, many kinds of which are very popular. Tenants make a face look longer single pearls on ears add width to the face. The tiny, thin face, of course, looks overwhelmed by button earrings which are gigan- tic. For this type, delicate little jeweled drops.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
PROPER FIT
 IS ALL-IMPORTANT

Even more important is the way your clothes fit. It you have a na- turally slim figure, of course, you'll have little trouble looking fashion ably slender. You will look like a model-provided your waist-band is snug enough to show of your tiny circumference, and firm enough to prevent sagging skirt. If you're more substantial than you like to look nowadays, you may find a smooth but nowhere tight fit most becoming.
 Remember, tightly binding any part of your figure doesn't neces- sarily minimize that part-in fact, it's very likely to make it loom in the beholder's eye. So, if you want your clothes to slim you-wear 'em without a lot of bulky pleats or drapes, but also without any pinch ing, particularly no pinching of bosom or hips.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06

 n this unsuitable for w De anssred ChatAeld n of .hs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06

Here stayman stole for taares diamonds 8 hand on which mOstI EaSt-West pairs bid and made fourI spades. He was down only twQl tricks, undoubled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
Caroline Chatfield
Hard-WorAing Daughter Deserves Privileges
Sgw Today
Title Registered. .. s. Patent onace
DEAR MISS CHA1TEID:

DEAR MISS CHATFTEGD:
 Mother works keep have servant so am really in the house I'm willing to do my part ana appre but do think that should pc allowed go girls and the boys when work done
 of after parents have gone to So far haven't done thS My they and they girl wants but they to think bed when they do and never have any fun What would you say? EOAAH'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
Of Interest To Women

Have you . household problem to solve? Write your question clearly, sign your name and ad~ dress, enclose . three -cent pOss~ age stamp and mail to Tho Wom- ans Editor, Washington Service Bureau, The Democrat, 1913 13tk Street, Washington, D. C., for . personal reply.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
Household Hints
Your Newspaper ''Takes" You To New York Fashion Shows, Football And World Series

NEW pretty IN
 attend these showing person Yet among
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-06
GlOyibing Yourself
R AMela MaEs

NEA Service Stan Writer
 I know of few styles 50 universally becoming as those American stand hys, shirtwaist dresses and suits. But in order to get the full charm value from them, you need to choose them with a thought or two about your face and figure.
 Consider the neckline of the suit or the blouse and consider the shape of your lace. A round, high collar or a frilly jabot, and likewise a high-buttoned jacket with rounded lapels, tend to make the wearer's face and features look shorter than they are.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02

ican florists have been forced to
set their skill and wits TO work
to see whether they could produce
blooms TO compare with the mag
nificent Dutch flowers.
And they're been so successful
that they may even have to stock
up the Dutch after the wars over!
He slept he dreamt
And in his sleep he saw beauti-
full girls bursting out of explod'
ing bombs
This is the theme of a striking
and charming painting by Alastail
K. Macdonald, the noted artist
which has been reproduced in full
color IN The American Weekly
Sunday.
In one Of the most fascinating
murder tales you're likely to reac
this year, Ben Nelson tells you the
story of a scientific" murderer
and how he was too smart for him
self-so brilliant, in fact, that hi
cheated the executioner by fallinl
victim to his own vengeance.
This is another article in tho
series of Famous Crimes that baf
fled our best detective genius
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02

81 heard on the radio that
women are needed 20 drive
ieeps," writes Mrs. Marvin War
saw. as Il true and where do !
apply"
Well, a little research shows
that the people at Fort Wayne
have some such plan on foot, but
aren't ready to go on il yet. How
ever. you can apply at the person.
mel office there and they'll explain
II TO you.
Or you can go to the United
States Employment Service. IL
East Jefferson, station ZIP, whert
they're hiring women to drive
army staff cars. You must bt
able to change a tire -.
Or, again you can try tht
local drive-away companies doing
army work. Captain Draper Of
Fort Wayne. says they may bt
hiring women for jeep transport
Bob Mckenzie. the affable dep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02
Scrap Front Widens
Read How Americas Junior Army Is WaIopine

We're all out for scrap-scrap to
lick the Axis!
For beginning Monday. October
IS. and through Sunday, October
IS, the nationwide scrap cam
|paign will seek to collect not only
old iron, steel, copper and bronze.
but rubber, aluminium, zinc, lead,
|rags-everything that can possibly
be used.
The American Weekly with this
coming Sundays issue of The De-
Itroit Sunday Times tells you in an
illustrated article just how Young
America is enlisting in this all
out campaign; how Americas
Junior Army in hamlet, town
land metropolis is winning its own
victories on the scrap front.
Don't miss this Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02

Suppose you're an ever-loving
wife
How would you feel IL you
started to run off some home
made movies. and Undiscovered
that one reel showed your hus-
band cayorting dramatically with
another woman?
That really happened.
The story -.
It's in The American Weekly
Sunday-together with parts OF
the tell-tale film itself!
Beauty from war may not seem
possible, but, in one respect al
least, it's true.
The war has completely ruined
the tulip bulb importing industry
in Holland. As a result, Amer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02

You'll find It in The American
Weekly Sunday, too.
In her household article this
week, Mrs. Christine Frederick,
authority on home efficiency, tells
you how to- take care of yetf
shoes so that they last longer and
give you better service.
This is only one of the special
features prepared for you by a
staff of experts in The American
Weekly with The Detroit Sunday
Times this coming Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02
Quiz Answers

la UteS an Indian tribe;
OBJ Lord de la War; (c)
King Louis XIV.
2-(a) Brunswick, Me-: OBJ
] Alfred, n. Y; (clIancaster
Pa. W.
3-(a) Distinguished FLYNN
Cross; (b) General Post
Office; (c) Free on Board.
4-ta) Right: (b) wrong, Ecua-
dor; (c) right.
Sal Orange and black; OBJ
crimson; (c) blue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02
Connolly Answers

Jacques and Joseph Mont
golfer.
2-William Harvey, in 1923.
3-Its stunted or absent tail.
4EThe opossum.
@Chicago drainage and ship
canal, and New York state
barge canal, respectively.
6-The breeches buoy. a pair Of
canvas breeches attached to
a beltlike lifebuoy, running
upon a hawser stretched from
ship to shore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02


Behind the scenes at the USO
center. you'll find people who do
their work humbly and without
any thought of publicity Like
Mrs. Percy Nelson from Royal
Oak. She dropped in one day and
asked il she couldn't do some
thing. She was told to come back
the following Tuesday and when
she got there, she found there was
shortage Of sandwiches.
So the next week--and every
week since-she came armed with
$50 sandwiches. Now. on Satur-
days, the heaviest day at the Gen.
ter. she brings bushels Of apples,
plums, grapes and such - which
she gets as dona lions from
Or you'll find Mrs. Marguerite
Davis, a Free French woman. who
works several days at the center
washing dishes, serving at the
snack bar or registering visitors
and then on Saturdays. she
goes to st. Johns Parish house
(where the USO furnishes free
lodging to the boys) and changes
beds.
II you drop in at the center at
the right time, you might see
Mrs. James B. Angel. She's put
in about 120 days since the USO|
was founded 10 months ago-and
in that time has served more than
Is, 900 cups Of coffee and more
pieces of cake-and has helped in
the library. in the kitchen and
with the registering and selection
of hostesses.
It's good work. You'll believe
il II you visit the center.
Robert ]. Walker, ad manager
for Standard Accident, has struck
a fine balance at his house. He
now has two boys and two girls
the second girl coming upon the
scene last week.
And Hester Wright, the clever
advertising gal. reports that ad-
vertising people over in England
are called Registered Practition-
ers in Advertising"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02
BY Chic Young
By o&
By Billy De Beck
By Paul Fogarty.
By Olsen & Johnson

ERE pleasant little that win give n.ssatt
every II numerical puzzle designed 70 span QUE
the letters nrst the nunb
of letters 9 subtract the number u less chan
add g. The start a the NJ.
rectangie and check OF
right Then read the message the letters
checked figures give you. tos4-+,
by J. $780, ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-02
People You Know
Women to Drive Jeeps -. there's Job Open
By Gene Ahern
BY LINTON ARKLEs

Iuty chief Of detectives, is strutting
at headquarters It's about the
22-pound lake trout he landed up
on Lake Superior week ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
Kidnapping Trial
Charges Aired

The parents and two ncighborS
of two defendants III the ktdnap-
ing trial of three Youths were free
today under bond to appear for
examination January I before
Recorders Judge John Maher on
charges of conspiracy to obsruct
justice.
Accused of asking witnesses 10
GO easy IN your testimony are
Joseph Pol2in As, OF S2l7 Dryden
avenue: his wife Margaret, AZ.
and Mrs Anna Krol. 81. of S217
Dryden avenue.
Because Of their alleged tampcr-
ing, Judge Arthur T.. Gordon de-
clared mistrial in the case of the
PolZInS' two sons, RAYMOND and
Gerald and Arthur MaChelSki.
The three youths arc charged with
abductlng Doris Reamcr. II from
her boy friends car in Rouge
Park October Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22

get the little woman good
looking Eur Coat for Christmas let
one of our expert furriers help YOU
select the Fur Coat she viii adore
for years 10 come. But act at once.
Get the smartest, warmest. longest
wearing Fur Coat in town, AT the
low competitive cash price at only
$500 on easy budget payments at
Franklin's during their daring 18th
Anniversary Sale.
Here is very special offer made
IN drive tor 500 new customers. A
smart new pair of shoes or clever
new hat, value $500. absolutely
FREE. with Your purchase OF a
new 1913 Luxury Fur Coat, priced
Al only $69 90. They're better finer,
LUXURY Furs. beautifully lined. TAI
lored and STYLED TO the minute. Just
s. 90 down reserves your Fur Coat
Take your choice OF the friendly
Franklin credit plan that suits you
best. with UP to 50 weeks 10 pay,
or charge account with NO
DOWN PAYMENT. Right now
your old outmoded Fur Coat is
worth up 10 S2j.o0 in trade. No rcd
tape. no delay. Hurry and get your
FREE hat or shoes during this
drive. Use your credit as always
at FRANKLIN'S DEPARTMENT
STORE, $40 Michigan Ave. Shop
any evening till o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
DETROIT EVENING TIMES lPHoNE cHERRY $500

tor Peter Wicels when death oc-
Curred
4 past president of The National
FratCrnal Congress, and a men,
hcr OF The Rotary and Economic
NOS, Mr. Bigg, had boon Macca-
bee record keeper since 1929 He
lived al 1857 RcnlrcW road and
is survived by his widow, May, and
son Alfred W. OF CHyahoga
Falls, O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22

Ann Arbor, will be held NJ .
o'clock tomorrow afternoon I'm the
r. b Hunter Funeral Home, 1908
Terry avenue.
Mrs. Stevens had been n resi-
dent of the Strathmore area for
the last 30 years and was a
charter member of the Strathmore
Methodist Church. Surviving are
her husband. Wilbur, and a
brother. William Davidson Of
Cleveland. Burial Will be in Grand
Lawn Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
Custer Sentries
On 50-Foot Tower
Times stan Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. Dec. 22-Sen-
tries guarding the quartermaStcr
area at Fort Custer in the future
will do their work atop a 50-foot
tower, work on which was COM
pletcd today.
The sentry box is glaSSed in arr
equipped with telephones. 10
tower will relieve 10 guards -
other duty, post officers said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
Soldier Found Hanqed

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Dec. -
up. The body of Pfc. Wesley
Peckman, 2S, IF Duquesne, Pa,
was found hanging in his hotel
room here today. He was a student
IN the medical technicianS school
at O'RCilly Army Hospital here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22

row az . o'clock IN the Schmaltz-
ricdt Sons Funeral Home. 1926
Grand River avenue.
Born i'm Picton Ont, Mr.
Dcrcmo had been real estate
dealer mi the Grand River section
for The past IS years. lie is sur
vived by his widow. NJ Milliccnt
a SON. James C.. and three daugh-
lerS Mrs. Frank a Manlcy, Mrs.
Frank Crocker and Mrs. Donald
Kennedy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
4 Beers
Put Driver
I'm Jail

-Four beers are sufficient for
a ticket on charge of drunk
driving said Judge George T.
Murphy today when handing out
a 30-day Jail sentence to Phil
Laney -, of 2O912 Van Dyke
road
Lalfey ran a rcd light and ther
argued with the officer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
Belfast Curfew Lifted

BELFAST. Dec. - GUP)-A
curfew imposed upon the Falls
Road industrial area OF Belfast
since October viii be lifted today
by the North ireland ministry OF
home affairs. The Curfcw was
invoked after several bomb OK
ploSionS and affected $4,000
persons between the hours OF $50
p. m and a. NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
James A. Deremo
Realty Dealers Funero.
10 Be tomorrow

Funeral services for James
Andrew DcrCmo who died Sunday
al his home. 1880 MontroSc ave
nuc at the age of 81 after a four
week illness. Will be held tomor-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22

The decoration at Oran, Al
gcrla, of Bill Dishcr, United
Press war correspondent from
Winston Salem, y. G.. with the
Order of the Purple Heart for
wounds he suffered in cover
Ing the coast guards part in
the landing at Oran. Algeria.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
Obituaries
Charles |. Biggs
Funeral Services To-Day
forMaccaDees Officer

Funeral services were being
planned today FOR Charles l.
BiSgs supreme record keeper for
the MaccabccS, who died on a
Detroit Toledo tram as ne rc-
turned from tho funeral of r. r.
Schwarl, Maccabcc director at
Toledo
Mr.. BiggS - was with Mayor
and Mrs Edward JeffricS, Ethan
w. Thompson, housing commission
chairman, and Assistant PoStmaS,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
arm
/. G. Dor
Saved

SALT LAKE CITY. Jan I eUP)
- Improvement Of mechanical
thinning and sced scgmcntation
processes we're described today as
tic hmcricm Society of Sugar Beet
tethnologists ncaed the end of /
bi-;nnual convention hc:e.
The thinning prccceo. ossiencd %
alleviate a threatened lapu" short
age, was described bv f. " Mer-
vine Of the U. S. department of
agriculture, who supervised expert
mcnb; in Colorado and California.
The process, he said, brought a 10
per cent Improvement over hand
thinning and accomplished the task
in Onc-tcnth the time.
The seed sepmcntation improve.
mentS. designed to end a habit OF
unbrokcn beet seeds producing two
or more plants. all unhealthy, were
reported by Rov Banner Of the Uni
verSity of California.
Dean +. ! Eddinas Of the Uni
VI 'Sity OF idaho extension service
said the value Of the sugar bec5
Industry rca'Cj not alone with the
return to farmers from the sugar,
cs timatcd at o8G0l00 600 a year. but
il sale of bH-products fertilizer and
| l"cStGck feed which he valued at
! S24000,000 annually.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
US. BoIsiers Key
Diplomatic Posts
With Strong Men

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7 up
President Roosevelt moved today TO
strengthen I. S. diplomatic reple-
>entaticn II he EaH neutral state
of Turkey and in Russia.
He I-mlnatrd Laurence A
Steinhardt. ROW I. 8. Ambassador
to Moscow. % become ambassador
10 Tur:r>. He was expected short
il y .amc Maj. Gen. James H.
Burns 70 ,he important Moscow
post.
Burn, accompanied Harry L
Hopkin, to Moscow last autumn
to Participate in the Aaglo-Amerl-
can-Russian supply and military
conferences. and is regarded as one
OF President RooseVeItS closes
military advisers. He has been at
tached T. the lend-lease admin
lstrauon after several years sery-
ice as chief liaison officer between
the army and ne Office OF tn,
Secretary of War
Sse.naarGts replacement as am
bassador to R,ssia had been anti
cIpated ever since he returned 4atI
in November at about the time
Moscow designated Maxim LltYlno;
10 be ambassador to tae UnItet
States
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
Drink Drives OF
Chill But Sailor
Drives Off Bus

PROVIDENCE r. T.. Jan 7 cUf5
Rhode Islands winter Weathe"
vas too much for aviation ma
c5inist's mate Charles w Neal Of
Madison, Tenn, so he stopped at
a tavern for a couple of quick oneS
Lefore hitch-hiking to his berth
at Quonset Point.
When the 21-year-Old sailor came
cut of the tavern last night, he
looked longingly at $4,000
streamlined bus pointed South-to-
ward Ouonset-and empty.
A moment later he was in the
drivers seat. riding along ElmWood
avenue. Paul F. Hanel. pro3pe2-
tive passenger, hailed the bu% &nt
Neal slammed to Il stop.
step right in. sub the aaiioI
said, and move toward the rear OF
the bus
Hamel offered fare but Neal said
there Are no fares-everybody
rides free on this line, including
the driver"
Neal spotted a night club and
pulled up.
"All out" he said.
Hamel got out and called a police
man. They located the sailor il
a diner.
Bus company officials first learn
ed of the missing vehicle when thu
night club manager telephoned thai
the bus was blocking the CLUB
entrance.
! Naval authorities have Neal II
custody.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
Olson Turns Down
Mayors Request

SACRAMENTO. Jaa. : Up -
Gov Culbert Olson to5ay sen ~
following kilograms 10 Mayors Ar
gelo Rossi OF San Francisco ard
John F. Slavich of Oakland, n re
play to requests for expansion c.
the legislative call 10 include sta-e
subventions TO cities and c0Int.e;
for defense:
Additional expenditures are re-
quired Of the state as we'll as CT III"
counties by the present emergency
Bills are pending in congress. upc:'
which action VIII undoubtedly &
taken this month. authorizing fec
eral executive allotment o. func
for equipment OF counties and clcle'
in their defense WorE.
IN the call for the presca' -
t-aordinary session q lie .e-Is.a-
ture. I have aSked for aaga.er..a
ton of state emergency fU.a tarl
which the counties aad C.ues c44
be assisted.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
Nv FREDERICK {. OTHMAN

GLENDORA. Calf, Jan. I tUPl
Having famed away all obstacles
20 her marriage to TIE cowboy.
Iurk Greenough, and having bub-
bed with happiness after the cere-
mOny. Sally Rand prepared today to
spend her honeymoon III a thick
eCat " talcum powder at the Ie.
Augch S Orphemm TAeater - alohc
tor & dim blue spotlight.
While the briae entertains the
Customers for a week behind fans.
ep1pading. and bubbles, patented,
the groom Will attend Rodeo As
sUeiation convention in Colorado
Sprlng5 Colo.
And then" repo ed Sally who
also looks beautifui in clothes1'
We art going to heaven
"Where. Mrs. GreenCugh?'
To our ranch She said. Heaven
Ranch at REQ Bluff, Mont. 1t is a
lovely, lovely place
WEDDING TROUBLES
Sally said she almost wished she'd
: been married there in the frs,
place. There Wouldn't have been -
much excitement. AS it was:
She couldn't be married here u
Grace Episcopal church, because
The bishop said Turk was a diver
Gee. Neither cOuid tie pas.oe, Rev
1 Henry S. Rubel, perform the cere-
mony. SO the Wedding took place
next door. under auspices Of the
! Rev. George w. Bunton, retired
, Methodist minister, who's been
functioning as q first aid instructc,
al nearby C.C.C. camp. The ReY
. Rubel said a prayer,
Sally arrived at her wedding ncr
yOus and 30 minutes late. but there
was no doubt about the beauty OF
/ the 37-year-old bride, fully clothed
/ She wore a long sleeved, high-neck
ed. hustled, ground weeping frock
Of white wool, with pink rosebud,
embroidered on it.
Turk, 36. who can Wrangle a stee'
and break a bronC as we'll as am
man and better than most, wore h
best black cowboy suit. He made
noisy entrance account Of his hign
heeled boots
After the ceremony, the nei8hboN
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
POWER PROJECTS

Bonneville power administration,
$4,000 000 for construction, opera
ZION and maintenance OF power
Transmission system, tie sane Us
las. year.
Bureau OF reclama' on 594,LS40OO
compared VITA S98,C67500; lI-clud-
.ue he G.la project. S650O00; Klan :
atn project. Ore. and Calf. Sl00.-
coo: Davis dam project. Ariz.-Nev.,
S4OC0.O00; Parker dam power project,
A.iz.-Calif., s2,O0OO O00 Central Val
leF project, Calf, s45 100000; Grand
Coalee dan. project. Wash. $4,000
000
National park service-s2l 1861 600
compared with S9,350000
Justice cepartment-S370000 com
pared with s340, ,000 including $50
0Co fc~ construction and repair at
!. S. penIte.t.ar" at Mcneil Island
Wash.
War department-Sl62 100000 CON
pared with sI85 100000, including
flood control. Sacramento river, Cal
s300000 power plant construction
Fort Fec. Gam. Mont. sl000,000
and power plant construction
Bonneville dam Columbia river
Ore, S7000000.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
DoIIar.a-Year Men
Termed Lobbyists

WASHINGTON. Jan. I Up -
Chairman Harry S. Truman. D, No
Of the senate defense ..gat-n-
committee predicted today taat a
survey would demonstrate ina. do.-
lar-a-year men are the BIZ g,
lobbyists in Washington =
A preliminary surrey, !e sad. IA.
revealed that many o0llac-a-Eea.
men retain salaries from pc.Ta..
firms and in a number Of cases.
have received pay raises since 80
entered government service.