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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
Caroline Chatfield
The Feel of . Home.
Says Today
Title Registered. D. 8. Patent once

Ever think difference between what hear and see and what when to have dinner with fa M table and in their living room and chat With them as difference Someone has sao tat every marriage third personality the combination which husband together We'll it Is this third per- 1t isn't agreeable one no amount food fine service and nne
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
.WOMAN,S REALM
Household Hints
WlNlFRED DAVIS DOESN'T THINK SLICK. PERFECTION slS VERY INTERESTING
BY MARGUERITE YOUNG NEA Service Stan Writer

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
CAROLINE CHATFIELp.

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11


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 1t humble there's fine feel in combined to build that third personality fragrant pleasant there good the soul agian conenmen the feel of affection and security that pervades the place.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
Ldtest Styles
Don't Hide Your Face And Figure Faults, Says Woman Designer, Tossing Rule Book Aside

with armholes down to the waist. Can't ! go to the country2"
 Sbe did go-with . gold suede jacket that discovered, for her, her gold hair, with grey linen blouses acknowledging her pale skin, and with green flannel slacks which said, I'm big and I'm strong and SO what2" All that women needed, to wear pants gracefully, was to have their derriere lifted.
 . An advertising woman came Into the Davis studio after a dismal date. She had spent three days fussing, between times at work, with clothes for a monientous din- ner, and she had appeared finally all tricked out--and 60 dog tired and hence dull, that her partner fell asleep.
 She was about to start to an- other diner, and all she knew was that she wouldn't wear the bad- luck dress which she had brought along to the cressmaker, and she did want something In her hair, but not flowers.
 The dressmaker studied gown and girl, pulled out a scrap of goods
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Armour Has Won His Share Of Titles

other hand the glamorous Armour. time profess
Dcroits Tam Shanter famous stag club gathered
in rather tidy assortment Of major titles including the Ame
and British Open He the British Open when
welcome home after his brilliant
the hghghts in the Orchard Lake road clubs
gay existence.
history goes back to the first world which
affair he lost the sight Of but he be ranked
Scotland among its best golfers and progressed from there
high hono virtually every major tournament after he turned
professional.
Besides being ranked the best Of the iron players
Armour also took his place the great teachers Of the
game Little gave Armour much credit for Lttles
of 1884 and 1935-when he the British and
American Amateur championship Armour also helped Lawson
the National Open in 1870
Wherever you find Armour YOU find audience whether at
ednah Country Club in Chicago Boca Botan in Florida
herc he is the professional He talk golf base
ball fights soccer. And you do
the losing end be careful you don't get into argument with
the Silver Scot He the Black Scot when he first
Detroit.
Whether not he wears number for the fans the
the conccssionacs Armour feowone of favor
lite folks We listened many of his interesting tales the
old Detroit Tam days and recall them with considerable relish
So will AL Watrous Walter Hagen George Won Elm and other
pro crones well members of Larry Fishers fine club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27


particular documentary should have been making phony
bulbs Joe says he making propaganda
films instead years while Joe exhibiting the
trick shots that made fortunes happened
up in Japan OF the government master minds
worked a stunt for him.
The plot very subtle and Joe is supposed 70 have
laughed Of the plot but he insists the show
presented in the great delight audience The
Japs Of their soldiers IN Chinese uniforms and
gave with exposed bayonets. Then they stationed
Kukwood fair~ay pracucEg his shots
The soldiers dressed Chinese. gaIcpng over a
a attack Joe them, thought rapidly
and started hitting shots them Terrified by this
barrage golf balls Chinese retrated in fear and Kirk
repecd The film supposed to assure
Japs their enemies the Chinese soft
touches bow down time az ALL Perhaps instead
showing II at Toxic they should have the film
to General Chang kai-shek 20 terrify him,
The only country the world IN which Joe hasn't exhibited
his shots Around the kremin there great
shortage of golf courses when Joe travelling
in competition krkwood has been somewhat less amazing
Australian Open championship few times before
internationally known but since then has
paravcy His biggest trouble that he knows
about game knows too many of making differ
shots and has been able 20 decide the best
say his adm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
WeSternDOubIeS
10 Detroit Duo

CHICAGO, July 81 GNS).-
Seymour Greenberg Of Northwest
ern University carried with him
today to the Southampton. n. Y,
tennis tournament the western
mems singles championship, along
with the national clay courts title
and the north shore title which
he had won previously
He added the western champion
ship 10 his list yesterday by de-
feating Jimmy Evert. member OF
the Notre Dame freshman team
rs. 60, 6-2.
The doubles title was won BY
Fred KovaleSki Of Detroit and
Arthur Macdonald of Los Angeles
over Evert and Jack CuShingham
a navy pier sailor. SO, 3-6. Ga. 81
Catherine Wolf. health nStruc
tor of the Elkhart. Ind. public
schools, won another champion
ship. her seventh. by defeating
Baba Lewis Of Chicago. 6-3. GA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
How Prize Money
Was Divided

CHICAGO, July q HNS) -
Following are the money prize
winners of the Tam o. Shanter
open golf tournament:
First place (tieD-Byron NeIso, ro,eao
20 Clayton Heafner Linville. n. c fWin.
.ner OF playof receives 81. 500 srst nrt,s
ioser $3.50 second place money!
Isl ESQ Na'''
Isl. 600 '''''
Ffnh-Jim Terrier, Elmhurst. M $500
SiNth-John Bulls. Chicago Willie Cog
gin. White Plains. n. Y: Mike Turness
Elmsford, y. Y. r.. J Harrison, Harris
burg. Pa. S575 each
Seventh-Sam Bernard. Chicago; Harold
March. Hihbing. MINI: Henry Picard
oklahoma City; Frank Stranahan. Toledo
CHICK 'HARBERT Battle Greek; Les
KENNEDY, Cambridge Mass, S33s each
Eshth-Harold McSpaden Philadelphia :
~ Lafoon. Chicago; Dick Metz. Oak
PARK III. Horton Smith. Pinehurst. "
C.; Jim Turnesa Fort Dix. ~. j.. Ben
Hogan. Hershey. Pa: GLIB SELLERS
Walled Lake. $40 each
Ninth - Bob Hamilton Evansville. Ind .
Gene sarazen Hartford Conn Herman
keiser. Okron o.. Herman schariau
BLOOMINGTON. III, $50 each.
Tenth-Art Doerine Jr. Chicago: L.
Chicago. $50 each
Eleventh Lew worsham Bethesda. Nd
Johnny Revolta. Evanston, III: LLOYD
Mangrum Monterey Park. Cal Gene
Kunes. Philadelphia Jim Milward Madi-
son Wis $40 each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Work for Richards
Ex-Jockey Who's Training at Fair Grounds Hope:
TO End Designator's Hard Luck Streak
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Harry Richards, the Jockey who
used 20 ride Pompoon and many
another good horse in The East.
has other things 10 worry about
besides the oldtime Jockeys race
IN which tho former riders al the
Detroit race track are 10 ride
Wednesday He's trying 70 mark
up some victories with the horses
he's training here, starting with
DcSiCnaior today m the Hanover
Purse
DcSignator a 4-year-old gelding,
isn't bad sort of horse 10 run in
5000 claminL events or IN allow
anccS and handlcapS But despite
Richards efforts he has been able
to win only one Of his 10 starts
this season. Hes never far back
IN his last start. for instance. he
wa only one length behind the
winner. But he was IN fourth
Mace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
By GEORGE r. VAN

Five minutes before the eight.
meter class started in Sunday S
Windsor Yacht Club regatta. Fred
Temple borrowed Spinnaker for
Warrior from Ernie Crates Sham
rock.
Temple then used the big kite
TO slide away from Shamrock and
Pcrce DarnelIS Pintail on the sec
ond leg 10 win the race by , min
uteS and rs seconds
The Toledo skipper hadn in.
tended 10 race Warrior yesterday
He was crossing Lake 81. Clair on
his way home from The Chicago
Macklnac Race with his new ship
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAN,S REsrLrs

New York 5-i2-O DETROIT. ri
Ruting and Hemsley, Trout. Benton tsl
and Tebbet's
ST. Louis 9-12-O. Boston 2-4-1 Gale.
house and Terrell. X Newsome. ButIand
~ and Ryba Peacock. CFirst game
81 Louis $50 Boston 3.s.I Holdings.
worth -Sundra 60 and Ferrell; Wagner
and Conroy tsecond game
Chicago $50. Philadelphia ISL LYON,
and fresh Wolff and wagner First
game
Philadelphia 3-s-i Chicago 2-4-2 &. Har.
fS amt WAGNER. HUMPHREYS and Turner.
second game
Washington 2-5-2. Cleveland 0-7-t Hud.
son and Early, Kennedy Eisenstat 90
and Denning Desautels First gamel
Cleveland 7-1f-3 Washington ISL.
smith Eisenstat ~ and DeshuteIs
Wynn Scarborough 81 and Evans tsee.
ond game
swimming pitcher.
Losing pitcher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Borrows Sail Off Rival, Then Beats Him

when he saw the fleet punched
around the starting line up near
the Gross Polnte Club.
ONLY 3 IN CREW
lie had sent r.l of his can
vas home excepting an old main
sail and Genoa iib. lie was
Short-handed. too with only three
men. George Hahzi Kay Langford
and John Carpenter aboard
Temple bought Warrior from Vic
Miliken of . the Chicago Yacht
Club after he lost Rangoon on the
rocks at Thunder Bay Island dur
ing the POrt-IlurOn- MaCKinac
Race Warrior, then known AZ
Winjack. was owned and sailed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
SEEMS READY NOW

Today looks like DeSignator's
day. He looks sharp and ready for
this SIX furlong sprint with 1l2
pounds up. But he has plenty "a
beat in this SIX hor.e field. Max
WeXlcr'S stable is sending out
Button Hole. the former Bradley
FLY which scored a nose victory
in her last outing more than a
month ago and IS coming back
fresh and IN Mrs VI NJ. Johr'S
Bill G.. has been out of the money
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Country Club Final
Is Won by Hammer

Fred Hammer. rated by many
rs Detroits No | amateur golfer,
has Won his first important cham
pIonShip since coming there sew
eral years ago He defeated H.
r Walton, ST. yesterday in the
final Of the club championship
tournament at Detroit Country
Club After a first round 73 had
given him a 5 up lead, he played
out the afternoon round for a Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
CROWD HARD TO HANDLE

Today Mr.. feafner definitely
had established himself as a golfer
of note and ready TO challenge one
of the greatest golfers of all time
for the right to take down the
nations richest golfing prize. The
30. 900 fans who saw what was
expected TO be the final round of
the Tam O'Shanter Open tourna-
ment yesterday were ready TO
testify that Heafners hopes for
taking the prize hinged on the
ability of Nelson to recover from
the complete reversal Of form he
suffered yesterday.
The crowd. one Of the largest
ever 10 see a golfing event in the
United States played all
important part in the tournament.
The jam of milling persons
swarmed over the marshals ropes.
crowded the contestants on the
tees and the fairways and suf-
ifered several near casualties, be-
sides affecting the score not only
iof Nelson. but of Lawson Little
lof Monterey, Cal, who finished in
third place.
Nelson first began TO feel the
effect of the crowd and the pres
sure that was on his every play
while on the third tee of the first
nine. The crowd forged its way
TO beyond the edge of the tee and
was breathing on the Toledo
entry's neck as he shot for the
third green.
Three times during the previous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
SPOR IS
-By LEO MACDONELL
BY LEO MACDONELL
Joe Kirkwood's Refusal
10 Don Golf Number
} Surprising for Him
Australian Professional
Long One Of Links
CoIorfuI Characters
DOES EVERYTHING But WIN MEETS

Joe Kirkwood and Tommy Armour who refused to wear
program identification their backs in the Tam o
Shaner Chicago from Walter Hagen
two of the worlds most eoloffH golfers
They the last persons would expect to duck TINS
bit of harmless showmanshp rather convenience Tor gal
leryites.
Krkwood is the golf professional who has made very
comfortable living by forcing defnseess little golf ball to do
weird and mysterious things He has done his amazing tricks IN
all every country the world He has been in Detroit on
number of occasions.
Betting full off the face Of watch is ordinary
accomplishment this wizard golfng from Australia
The only he popped that little trick was by using the nose
Of African tribal chief for tee He knocked the ball OF
the chiefs zulu mile and didn't take bit Of turf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Toured Asia With Hagen

Another Krkwood and Hagen toured Asia and Australia
giving exhibitions Hagens split better than 100000 which
ag spent rapidly that when they landed back San
$1,000 That the hghight
Joes life He had a clean up 10000 odd
bucks expenses paid and still need $1,000 TO get home
TO Detroit.
Kirkwood didn't realize at the time that Hagen
a personal insult if any the night club
paid q check night the Hag in there
a story the time he made propaganda movie
Japanese government. The who thought up that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

here in 1934-35 by Jack Booth.
She was one Of the fastest Fights
on Lake Michigan.
\ light northeaSterly breeze
which switched Southcrly for the
late boats gave the feet an easy
ride around the three triangles
used
Fred Mackcnsen came out for
the first time as the skipper Of
that grand little flyer, the six
meter Challenge and gave the
other SKIES Bob Gould's Cor
moranr and Gordon Saunders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Melton S Arm 10 Get
Exam at John Hopkins

NEW YORK. July p UP).-
cliff Melton, veteran Southpaw of
The New York Giants will enter
Johns Hopkins Hospital. Balti-
moro, for an examination OF his
allIng pitching arm, club officials
TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
TIGERS THREATEN

The Tigers acquired their TWO
runs IN the sixth Cramer led off
with a single and moved 10 second
when NcCOSky also singled. And
when York laced out the third
single in a row Cramer scored.
Harris sacrificed and McCosky
scored AS Gordon tossed out Hig-
gins. That was the end Of the De
troil hilarity as TcbbcttS grounded
10 HaSSctt.
With Benton pitching Keller, in
the eighth. blasted his second
homer. Then Gordon walked and
stole second. When Rizzuto
whitfield and EIemSley grounded 10
Higgins for a second out it looked
like Benton would pull himself
out of trouble But, after Ruffing
walked. HaSSett singled 10 right
scoring Gordon for the final run
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Look Where Browns Are!
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YEsTTRDNN,s REsIIre

~
- broohlNn $50. pittshurrh 2-s.0 fAns,
h f.,sd 60 and Owen. K'inEer ard L9rez
tFlrst game
Brooklyn 5.io-2 Pittsburgh 3-s-2 wsh.
Der. macon 90 Head lsI and guuiva. ,
tanning HeintzeIman 49, Diefy a.
sewel tsl and Phelps Second rarrsl
Boston $50 So Louis 2g1 Javery.
!Early CD and KiuffE Bcazley and O'Dsa,
ttirst game
st Louis 5000 Boston $50 pirkson
Pgleit go. tGumncft fGi ard 81 Conner.
wallace. Javert tGt Donovan go and
klutz, Mas Second cameo
Philadelphia $50 r'n.ca-o $500 HUGHES
and Livingston lee and NrCuHaush.
tFlrst game b.
PhHadelpha $500 Cftraro LIZ.
Hoersi and Warren r8Fsea. Fierr-.1S
80 Erickson ,71 and sthefapg second
game
Cincinnau sf2.o Nes Yo-R 7sa
p Riddle Brsgs ~ and Lam8gno carpsa-
ter Adams 81 and banning Pr.
game
Cincinnati 2-I0-I. New YORK Ito Der
ringer and Lsmanno fFeldruan, Mrc;s.
tsl and Mancuso. Csechnd game
swimming pitcher.
Losing pitcher
TODAN'S CNHEs
Chicago - Nrw YORK
81 Louis ~ BROOKLYN
Ctnclnnst-at rhHadeirh's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
By United Press
Nation LNnUN

chicago tOlsen. 6-4l at New York
schumacher 10, ; p m ,EwT
81. Louis CWhite. 4-4l A. BROOKLYN
tFrench. lid. 3 D. m fEWTp
cincinnati tStarr. f2-7 AZ Phnadelphis
(Melton, 7-9). 3:i5 p. m. tEWT).
Only games scheduled
AMERICAN LEAGTF
New York (Breuer a.sa a. Chfca.o
tSmith. 2-l6l 3 p. m (CWTl
BOSTON tHughson, 1913 AZ Cleveland
'Milnar' 5-6l, m tEWT.
only games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Heather Equals
Byron S go as
Toledo Ace Says
Crowd Robs Little
Of 3-Woy Tie When
Ball Hits Fan
BY n. {. WARREN


CHICAGO. july y tINS).-
Clayton Heather Of Linville, n. C.,
a retired candy maker. was ready
to make his bid for the sweetest
prize of golfdom. the $500 top
award in the Tam O'Shanter Open
golf tournament. in today'S lS-
hole playof against Byron Nelson
of Toledo. O.
Ileafncr whose previous claim
10 gol6ng fame rested on the fact
that he won the Mahoning Valley
Open championship for two sue.
cesSive years. reached his pinnacle
of fame yesterday at the Tan
/ OShanter Country Club by tyinl
Nelson al $50 after II holes o.
lbliStering golf.
Prior 10 yesterday Heafner haC
been so dwarfed by the othel
golfng greats Of the country tina
I his name had been misspclled 70
two years by the nations press
Until Heafner yesterday timidl,
mentioned the fact that his nam,
really was Heafner and not Haef
Iner. nothing ever had been don't
about the error.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
INTRODUCTION POSTPONED

This attempt 10 avoid accidents
by letting the field string out be-
fore II hits the first turn was oc-
Casioned b. the death of Bold
Grafton when he could not make
the turn Thursday and plumm ted
through the far fence il was not
adopted in Friday or Saturdays
races because owners had already
entered their horses at The shorter
distance
With both mutucl handle and
attendance figures showing a gain
during the past week there is
word that track officials are still
privately debating suggestions for
an extension of the meeting which
is entering its tifty-SiNth day.
Employees and hOrSCmcn alike have
repeated Their requests that an
extension or fall meeting be run
while the public is showing such
enthusiasm about the sport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

only once in seven sian 8. J. w
Rodgers Lady Waterloo is another
that's knocking on the door, while
Mrs II. p Bonner S Brown China
has been tipped.
OrcuS. the gray horse which
takes such a good photo irish pc
ture. IS back again today with
Catalonia, Clock Time and three
Others to Try the new turf course
distance Of about ~ lurlongS
which is The result Of moving the
start back a sixteenth of a mile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
I Teams Claim
Championship
In MGA Fight
BY VI. +. DRUKENBROD

Lakepointe is the champion OF
the District Golf League, but the
winner Of the MICA title won't be
known until Wednesday, when the
public course owners meet at
Beverly Hills.
While Lakepointe. paced by
Frank Gonnolly's uwo-under-par
10 was defeating Red Run, 17-l0.
in the district final yesterday at
Lochmoor. the MICA playoff at
Rackham wound up in a row with
both 1Warren, Valley and Beverly
Hills claiming the title.
When they walked off the final
green in the playoff which in
cluded Duck Lake as well as
Beverly Hills, the Warren Valley
players thought they had won the
title. Under the Nassau scoring
System-one point for each nine
and one for the Is i'm each adj.
idividual match--they were on top
with 1872 points TO 13 for Beverly
Hills and 9lg for Duck Lake.
DEMANDS MEDAL PLAY
But before the Valleyites could
begin celebrating, a spokesman for
Beverly Hills stepped up and
claimed the title for his team.
You could have knocked the
Valleyites over with a feather.
The man from Beverly Hills took
the stand that in final playoffs
the title is decided by medal play.
And. by gosh by gum, on that
basis Beverly Hills was the win
ner. It's quartet finished with 80,
.edging out Warren Valley by a
single stroke. Duck Lake had 316.
The rival factions stormed M
to George Willis, who had charge
of the playoff because Jimmy
johnson. MICA tournament chair
man. was in Chicago for the Tam
20 Shanter Open. Willis wisely
ducked the issue and said he'd
leave il up to johnson or the
course owners al Wednesdays
meeting, which promises to be ex-
tremely interesting.
MGA matches during the reg
ular scheduled were played under
the Nassau system as was Satur-
days playoff among the three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Keller in Form,
To Beat Tigers
Mccarthy Can Stop
Worrying; the Yanks
Are Blasting Again
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Charley Keller is back 10 nor
NAL, which makes IL about unani-
nous among the Yankees, barring
those on the casualty list, such as
Bill Dickey.
So the Yankees may be ex-
pected 10 move along on a more
even keel now and Joe Mccarthy
may enjoy fewer SleepleSS nights.
It's tough scratching along on a
skinny lead OF a dozen or so
games.
Keller'S two home runs played a
spectacular part IN the Yankees
defeat Of the Tigers Ia -2-at
Briggs Stadium yesterday. making
a clean sweep of the three game
series and plunging the 26.341
paid customers into deep gloom
They were Keller's thirteenth
and fourteenth homerS Of the
season The first. tremendous
smash up against the third deck
in right field, came off Paul
DIZZY Trout. and the other. far
into the upper seats in the second
deck Of the same stands, of Al
Benton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

TODAY'S GAMES
New York ~ Chicago.
Boston a. Cleveland.