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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-09

actual Chuman) practice. seem par ticularly essential to prevent pre- mature graying of the hair and in some cases to restore natural color to hair that has turned more oa less gray. The three factors will be named presently.
 Of course 1t is dif6cult to provt that graying of hair can be pre-. vented or postponed in any circum. stance-for who can say in any in. stance whether the hair would o1 would not have become gray at . given age regardless? But when the original natural color returns to hair that has become gray or white there can be no question about 1t
 First of the three factors to gain wide recognition as an anu-gray factor was an entity or component of the vitamin B complex called para -aminobenzoic acid.
 Last of tn three factors to gair wide recognition was another entity of the vitamin B complex called pantacthenic acid or preferably cal. cium pantathenate, the form IT. which 1t naturally occurs and Is most suitable for human nutrition.
 But FIRST of the three factors to be heralded as an anti-gray hair factor was IODINE-and the her, aiding was done in this column.
 (More about gray hair later)
 Early Start
 Son aged l6 is fond of all kinds of alcoholic drinks and drinks too much, Is there anything l could give him secretly or without his knowing 1t, to take the craving for alcohol away? Or will he outgrow 1t as he grows older9 (Mrs, Nj. e.
 Answer-Certainly he will not out grow it as he older-if the grows much older; That notion that there is something which can be secretly administered to an alcoholic to take away tn craving for alcohol is un- fortunate, Probably the only course and the best for the boys interest would be to ask a court of record county court or supreme court iudgel to commit the boy to suit able hospital where he will receive proper treatment,
 Copyright l942, John F. Dille Col
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-09

told that love and attention nous tiny little Perhaps these modern mothers who dividing office giving their children Squarer deal fashioned mothers who hovd and ohered their aarlings with affection Who knowsp
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-09

The proof that she did the job to the queens taste Hes on either daughters built homes lots which them The paying for houses living within incomes and rearing their little m clxed that haven't had with their daTiings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-09

ANSWER:
 think of the dsmes- tc problems the family next door just family M peculiar prob should be permitted to work out seems best to they their debts they are entitled to privacy
 Generally speaking that the woman hasn't physical her brood and help her husband finance family capable who manage do oil three business during the first twenty years of married m brought lovely daughters with tho help Of edueNon and them safely
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-09

BUY WAR BONDS & STAMPS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-09
. ENDS TUES! MAJOR AND THE MINOR & LIVE DANGER

To those alive long may they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Intend To Get More

The lap~ h9Nc established land
Hr bases IN EWnao and the Ccle-
hes gust 80 tbo north OF Java and
11ro -'7''cd q bombing campaign.
They Wo moving 'o pick up a few
wUc mr bases I'm adjoining SUI
ma'ra and then VIII throw then
full ar strength TT Java from
three sides
This is going 20 make The waters
rough for Admiral liclfrch'> ships
once Ip controI Of Java the
IJns arc likely 80 spread cast.
Seizure nf Tlmor and New Guiana
NOT very strongly defended could
-. rIUu ur bases hanging over
the heaj CD, tho northern coast OF
Australia fhry could close the
TorTe, Strait Sow zap The port of
Darwin AN Wimror'lu' village ol
900 more than 1000 with q good
harbor and no s1rrrn- facilities ,
u the Ials 60 bptoud that INTO
Australia IN the present push they
Nl'l greatly surprise every ono
hove There is nothing m Tho
um1hcru h0E of Australia Tho
population Us -ely rrujcrcd IN
'hc southeastern corner beyond
Sydney which is 1000 miles as
bOUbrre fiN from New Guinea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

group OF clothing that hes been creating much favorable
comment among in The know" You will like The
tailored smanosA and thoroughbred quality The fine
akwoo fabrics and clever designing You will like too The
very real saving every suit ovecost fopcoat and zpcOot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Want Three Plants

The army and OPM wanted
three plantS-onr m Arkansas, one
near NcS>lLa \. \. and ono i'm
Washington state. ALCOA was 10
build them and other companies
were 20 operate them hut the
other companies eventually backed
ont Anyway. the necessary power
was made available at McSSlna
and I'm Arkansas. but in Washing
ton state. where Mr. lckeS runs
the Bonneville and Coulec dams
the power had 10 come from him.
He ob pCtcd. q when Mr.. IckcS
objects. ne writes hot letters and
memoranda 20 people instead of
coming 10 see them or talking TO
them on the telephone. He wrote.
several such 10 Jones and as IS
usually the case, the effect was
explosive
In the ensuing literary ScuffllnG
between the TWO cabinet members /
Ickc>- A&Lnlc "a hot mono 10 some
one cruclIrC the contract Jones
made with ALCOA and this came
out n The Truman committee
No". however the fight has
ended Mr. Ickc> lost his toe iIcI
finally agreed 90 sell power 10 thc|
ALCOA plant IN Washington.
Undaun'od Nh lckCS got into
another fight with OPM and the.
army on location OF the plant. lie.
wanted il near the source Of
power then near transportation
facilities. He lost another toe /
The OPM AID army won by simply
voting him down
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Wears Hchind lhc Ncms
Fewer Than 100000
Beating Allies in Pacific

Vol said Mr. Jones, if they arc
z monopoly they arc the only
-..i-.-A-ssl4a-kEa.s-Aasp-ta-Atil4d-5 "a
aluminium plant and aluminium i
.Whlt Nyc must have.
Evening star., 1942-02-18
Board Grants Only Five
Out Of II Draft Appeals

The District Board Of Appeals
granted only five out of II appeals
for deferment considered at its latest
meeting. local selective service nead-
quarters announced today.
Appeals from IA classification
were granted to Meyer Hepner, .26,
Commerce Department clerk, who
sought III-A classification: Henry
De Sales Quirk, 81, construction
worker. who was deferred to lib to
go to Trinidad; William r. Raugust,
81, deferred to ia as naison ofi1cer
for the Netherlands Purchasing
Commission; Thomas J. Hurley, %,
aircraft assembly worker, and Oren
T. Eason, "a, Labor Department en-
ploye. both of whom received III-A
classifications.
The board, on the recommendation
of the Justice Department, refused
Heber P. Stone classification as a
conscientious objector. and did not
grant a requested 60-day deferment
for Richard J. Cough, "a, a Federal
Deposit Insurance Corp. clerk.
Refused III-A classifications were
Alvin A. Hinton, 81, Social Security
Board messenger; Ralph z. Dale. 81,
Treasury Department guard; John
P Croft, 80, bakery employe; Sydney
B. Goldman, 36, pipe store operator;
Thomas N. Jones, %: Philip N.
Dimes. "a, porter; Maurice Lucchesi.
%. delicatessen employe; Joseph
Grill, 20, Internal Revenue Bureau
clerk; william Posey, 80, General
Accounting ONCE messenger, and
Frank L. Shears, 2S, Navy Yard
employe.
Evening star., 1942-02-18
Oldest Inhabitants
To Mark Washington S
Anniversary Monday
Associations President,
T.W. koyes, Expected to
Preside at Ceremonies

The Association Of Oldest r,>
habitants will celebrate Washing
tons Birthday anniversary for the
77th consecutive year with q pro-
gram Of patriotic exercises next
Monday at IL am. at the Old Union
Engine House, Nineteenth and II
streets NV.
Tt Is expected that Theodore w.
Noyes, editor Of The Star and presi-
dent OF the association, will preside
at the commemorative ceremonies.
Featured on the program mark
ing the birthday anniversary of the
Nations first President will be an
address by the Rev. Frederick
Brown Harris, pastor of Foundry
Methodist Church, and the reading
Of Washington's farewell address
by Frank Morrison, member Of
the association.
There also will be two groups Of
patriotic songs, sung by Bill Coyle,
accompanied by Miss Thelma CAL
lahan. John Clagett Proctor will
read an original poem as another
feature of the program.
The program of the services has
been arranged by the associations
Entertainment Committee, which Is
headed by Chairman Charles H.
Bates and includes Ernest w.
Brown, Harry G. Davis. Orrin J.
Davy, John B. Dickmap, Fred A.
Emery, Horace J. Phelps, Mr.. Proc
tor. william D. Searle, Joseph p.
Stephenson, Jesse c. Suter and Mr..
Noyes, ex oficio.
The associations Washington's
Birthday anniversary celebration
will be preceded by a short business
meeting starting at 1890 am.
Evening star., 1942-02-18
Becomes Naval Reservist

Robert Harvey Bammin, 20, Of
6601 Fourteenth street NV, has
been sworn in as an apprentice sea-
man in the Naval Reserve, accord.
ing to an announcement received
here from headquarters of the Third
Naval District in New York City.
The recruit, member Of the junior
class at Princeton University, will
receive four months training lead
ing to q commission.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29

5reiitele. gum Srofte Der armen
Seelen i'm 5esfeier, gum 9anf fir
Die grb0runa elmer 8itte. S. 6.
g. SM.
X X X
ginliegen6 Monen Srber iiber 81,
Die id) al @bren bes III. antoning fir.
Die armen Stubenten in peridieoe-
men @nliegen beriproden bate iu,b
erbort poroen bin. - Wfrs. 8. S.,
Mo.
X X X
Siermit ienoe idb Sbnen $3.50, bic
if in beridiebenen anliegem beripro<
den babe. Wir tpl,roen @ott iei
9anf, erb0rt. M6ge Der Ohio Mai-
fenfreuno ,nb oas Soiepbinum nod
redt lanee bliibene uno gebeiben a,tm
8eiten Der Menidbeit fir aIle 3u=
f,,nft. - S. IS. ,,no Gamilie, Oslo.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29
ltnter Dem Serror Dcs 0afemfreu3banuers

Inter bem Sitel ugbriitiaus at
8ap" berDffentlibt &ep. Sobn Mnr.
rap, S.S., cine Geibe bofllmentariid
betpieIener offiaieller Gorgeben Ser
Na5i-autoritdten gesen Die driitlide
Stride in Nortuese11, Sonano, 8elgien
un6 III ben iibrieen bon Der Naaires
eierung fontroaierten 2an6ern, foipie
in 9euti6lano ielbit. 9ie Eatiaben
iino aim groBen Sell ben1 ,,Siierbato-
re &omano" nnb bem Martin 8or-
man,t'iden Memoranoum entnom-
men.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29
Darons erhent. 0aR

Daralts erbellt, baB
4 Na6 bet Mniibt nn6 boIlen
- ueber5eug,1ug Ser nationalio-
5ialiitiiden 5iibrer lit Die 2ebre uno
Holitif 6es neutrality-suspicious. ie.
Der Sorm bon gbriitentum biametral
entaegengeiett. Derlelbe lit antifa-
tbolii6 ltn6 antiproteitantii6, ielbit.y
beritdnblid alld antiiiioiid. Seoe He-
lision muB berldninoen bas lit bas
gn65iel bes Nationalioaialismus.
. neutrality-suspicious. beripirft
Ae nidt nnr ieoe driitlide Soee,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29
UsittnOdj, Ben 90. Snri 1912
9ie llene ,tmgtn0
Bon Brdlat Hpbert WeG6er

Gs ipare oarum cine Siinoe geeen
Die SugenopipdoIosie, tpenn man bic
lem 8eoiirfniiie Der Sugeno nod
8labmaden auf Der Serreottseroe
| lnibt Mednlnls traeen tpollte. 8enn
man ben SSungen INNER MIR bonn
grabieiit lno bonn 5tiaiein iprGhe
nno bergaBe, baB in ibrer 8lutbobn
aud ein Sorinon brennt nno geifterf,
bas fib allen Shtpierisfeiten gum
Srot 6irbieben min, ltn6 6as frii6er.
fr0bliber &anpf beibt.
@etpib, mir MAIDEN es babel anoers
ais Die anbern., 11nIere SffeniiDe 1T
nidt Die Ser Sauit, oie oer Straben-
barrifaoe nno Ser Sanbgranate. Nir
t6npfen nit @eiit, nidt nit @epalt.
Nus 2iebe, ,tidt aus &aB. Nir ner.
Sen aIio oas 2ieb bonn &aiie nidt az
,tnferm 9unbeslie6 MAIDEN, bas Der
auf oem Srie6bof bon 2iestal ruben-
De Sertpegb bor 100 Sabren berfabt
bat uno oas nit ben 9tefrain ibliebf:
u8ir baben lang genug geliebt -
uno pollen enolid baiien".
Hein! 8ir molle,t nidt baffen,
aber mir fdnpfen. Bir f6rnpfen, neil
mir jung finb. 8ir fdnpfen, neil
mir getauft iino. Bir timpfem ipeiI
mir gefirint iino. Bir fdmpfen, tpeiI
mir glauben. @eeen oas 80ie, gegen
6as @eneine, gegen oas Galide, ge.
gen alles @otttpiorige ltnb ales Men.
f1enfeinoIibe.
8enn ibr MIDI nlio fragt, tpie lnon
Die Sngeno ipieber jung madt, bann
iage id: Dab1rb, oaB man iie tpie-
Der er5iebt 5nm frifden frobliden
Streit in ben groBen geiitigen Mns.
einanberiebungelt unierer 3eit, gum
Neutrality-suspicious., gum Otter
feneransiinoen, gum 5hutt- uno
Miitpegfabren, 5um groBen Sdnbefn
uno ausfebren auf Der Senne Des
Mbenblanbes. 3n1n Neiniagen gegen
bas eipige ssein 6er inobernen Gepo.
luton. l1nb Damn babnrh, bob man
aus bieien Neiniagern gegen bas mo.
oerne rebol,,tiondre geein cine eiierne
Sront biloef. Cine itarfe 6ffentlide
Meinung fdafft gesen alles, mas faul
nno norid lit. l1nb oann in Die
Srompeten blGif, Biz sSeri1os Wa,i-
ern faIen unb Sic Strabe tpieber frei
miro fir sic nele Belt. &Iio cine
Mrt bon ,nilitdrii1em gori,nterriht.
Dieier aeiitise militdriide gorltn-
terridt 1T tuibtiger als ieoer an6ere,
,,no geiitiger 8orunterridt, oas 1T
graiebung gum admpfentpollet gesen
alien iatten, biirgerlihen, materials
ftiiden @eiit bon beute. Mues, mas
mir fir Sic geiitiee Mobiliiierung lin.
ierer sssugenb ltnternebnten, miro uln.
ionit iein, ioIange mir bieie fatte
biireerlide gerbeqhemli9ung, oieie,t
gen1iitlihen ntobernen &omfortismus,
oieie 8eriumpf,tng in Der 8ebaglib.
feit, alio alIes, mas oie sssnger1b bor
Der 3eit berfalft nnb berei6tet, nibt
iiberipltnben baber. - (56ilbtpa6e. J,
(5bInb folet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29

Sas Wenidenlebeit bot ipie Di
Ratitr ibre Sabresaeiten. Die Su
lgeno lit Der 5riiblittg.. llito Ser Sriib
ling, oas i1t bic 3eit ber 5tiirme Uni
Der 5onne. Die 3eit Ser ertpadenbe,
Griebfraft, Der eriinen Watten nni
Der fnoIpenoen itno bliibenoen 8anme
Die 3eit bes Seiligen s@eiites, De;
braitieuoen @inoes nno Ser feurieel
3unsert. Dte 3eit, no Die 8iib0f
alsaieben, Inn at formen itno fit
8ottes 9feib 5li mobiliiieren.
gs CAB cine 3eit, mo id an oi'
Sngen6 glaubte. Damn tam Elm,
3eit, mo- ib on ibr beratpeifelte. Bl
ib aun bollenoeten Heijin,iitem al
Der Sngeao setpor6en BIN. Dieie He
riooe gebt ibrem @nbe sli. sSd glau
BE an bie neue Suseno, nadoen id
an oer alien perapeifelt mar. Sd
CLAUDE an iie, neil ib on ben 81
@eiit CLAUDE. ltno an Die beiliee ia.
tboIiibe Stride.
Bas 1T bie neue sSSugen62 gint
Sugeno, Die tpieoer jung .getporber
lit. Cine Suseno BON ausgeiprobene1
Beri0nlidfeit. Gin @eidIebt BON ia.
tboliiden 5elbftbenfer,1 uno seIblt:
lern. Sd erblide bie gigenart oieier
tte.en fatboliiben Sugeno in Der bar.
moniiben gerbino,rng bes itarfen So
menfden i,no oes entfdieoenen Nein-
tneniben. Denn cine Sugeno obne bie
@runobaItung gum impulfipen So 1T
cine franfe Sugeno l,no cine ssngeno
obne Die @rllnobaItitng aitnt offen=
Nein ipdre cine aIte sssu-
gel16.
Die driitlide Saufe fanet nit Ell
ner lnabtponen Sffenipe an. Die
Stride blait 6em Gei1fel init ibrem
GriibIingsiptno ins @eiidf. Sort,
berribt Tie i'm an fort, unreiner
@eiit Mad glab Dem Seiligen
@eiit! go ma6t's bie fatboliide ss,,=
geho. sic fiiblt, oaB Der Seilige Geiit
iiber iie eefonn1en lit. Sic min ibren
Blat u,tter Der Come. Ber aber
Hlas min, muB Blabl maden. 8ie
Der Dibter bon Dreiaebnlinoen ein-
nal faet: oDu reibit a,idt aus nit
bite fhon'! - Die Nelt lit grob
unb 1ingesogen. - l1nb Iiebt es, bir
i'm gSeg au fteb'n. - ,Subih @aunt,
ibr Serrenl'. Man mill nicbt ge-
ben? - Sdaff @aum. Du bait 5tpei
gIenbogen."
8enn oas MDiteriu1n Ser beiIiget1
Gaufe nit elmer Offeniioe gegen oen
Geufel anfanet oann auBert iib audJ
oas Wbiteri,1nt elmer tuabrbaft To-
tboliiden Sugen6beipegl,ng in elmer
Sffenfibe segen alles llntpabre i,nb
@emeine in ser 8elt. ,,8etn man
elm &aus bauen min, Damn lit bas
bringen6fte grforoernis, baB eine
refine Senne bereeitent miro, auf Ste
man oas reue Saus ftelen fann.
DaB alio Shntt intb Weiit megge-
i6afft tperben, bie ettpa int @eg Iie-
ge,t. aura nnb gut, baB auseefebrt
miro" (S. 2angbebn).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

! gBir erfuben iniere 2eier, in ibre,,
@ebeten oer 5eele Der Wrs. @liiabetb
2on1mel neIbe in ct. glonb, Minn.,
peritorben it, geoenfen 5u iuollen.
Die geritorbene bat in ibrem Seitar
mente sic Gtu6enten oes SoIepbi-
NUNS beoaht.
4 x X
g8ir bitten uniere 2eier, ebenfaIls
fir bic Seelenrlibe 5reo @oIfenberg's
slt beten, peIber in 2oflano, Ohio,
beridieoen lit ilno in ieinein Seita-
ment oas Soiepbinlm nit $1,000 be-
6adt bat.
9ie folgenben Neiiprieiter oes Sab-
res 1912 baben ieit ben letten an=
gaben an bieier SteIle - ibre Mn=
itellune I'M Seloe ibrer apoitolifden
erbalte,1:
&eb. Gilbert Meper, @iiiitent III
Der Our 2abp Of Guadalupe Stride,
Bakersfield, galif.
&ep. Gbtparb Sobnion, Aiiiitent
in Der ct. Soiepbsfatbeorale, San
Diego, GaIif., luno Silfseoitor oes
.Soutbern groB'.
&eb. Clarence Settinger, MiIiItent
in Der ct. Stride. 8eoria,
Su.
Hep. &erbert @lmlinger, Miii}tent
in Der ct. 8rieib' s-airhe, Sanforo,
Sal.
&ep. &iaiau Brennan, MfiIteni
in ser ct. Yatridsfirbe, &ana @al-
la, 8aib.
Nep. sr6ibaIo Bottoms, MiIiltent
an ser &atbeorale Of tbe Sacreo
Seart, amarillo, Ser.
8ep. Sames 9fabbitt, aiiiitent in
Ser Our 2abp Of Sorrotp=& Stride, 2as
geeas, SEEM Merieo, uno geripalter
bon 5pSlf Miiiipnen.
| * X X
gielen iinierer Stuoenten lit es
aufeefallen baB aatpo6entlid an oier
Ter Stelle ME &lagen iiber l1eberbanb-
nebnen bon ltnfraut I'M @arten gefiibrt
tpurben. Satiddlid) bat bas ltnfraut
Bis iett ipeniger Gorge bereitet als
Die Grnte. Soc traet Gorge, baB fein
l1nfraut i'm @arten auffommt, aber
mir tpiiien nibt, ipas mir NIT Dem
reidliden @enliiie anfaneen iollen.
| X X X
9ieier reiblide Buds lit bem au'
Beroroentltid siinitigen 8etter sllau-
idreiben llno nidt 10 iebr ser euten
Bfleee, bie Dem @arten seiuoroen lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29

Ser Eatron ser Climber in Sab
f,tdt uno @ei5 lit sslloas, uno bese
balb iein Sob nirgenos bd,figer als
Bel @eiabGlien. MIbam Stol5.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29

Nittmpd, ben %. Snli 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
at 10 APRIL aO

MARCH 9f TO APRIL 90
Keep your head on
your shoulders and tackle each
part of today's schedule with
thoughtful perception, k G e n
analysis, cheerful ambition. Tact
with the opposite sex advised.
APRIL 2f TO MAY go
s-Today may not be
distinguished by full and gem
erous aspects, but finishing in
completed matters, work on
urgent commodities and other
vital issues are under friendly
influences. Money gains indi-
Gated.
MAY 81 TO JUNE 2I
Gemini-Have extra care in
handling your income, invest
ments and all contracts involv-
ing money. Expenditures should
be restricted 10 minimum. Worth
while activities first sponsored.
JUNE 22 TO JULY 2S
Cancer-A pleasant, amenable
day for important work, vaca-
ton pastimes. familiar and daily
routine, checking the weeks out
put.
JULY % TO AUG. %
Leo-Quite favorable for max
ing Roadway and gains in bust
ness, trades. industrial lines;
handling government and public
commodities and utilities. Pre-
pare for a pleasant weekend IL
duties permit. Don't judge too
hastily.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
Virgo-The same indications
exist for you as for Leoites; you
can advance your own and your
organizations and country's in
terests. Keep your end Of aid
sing the war effort up 100 per
y SEPT. % TO OCT. 20
Librd--You can turn today's
activities TO proft-taking if you
desire. Take the initiative and
be determined, decisive when you
know you are right.
OCT. % TO NOV. %
Scorpio 49, Helpful minor mat
ters and your familiar and rou-
tine activities take first honors
this Friday.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
SdgittdTius--C lear thinking
essential, especially where your
judgment and decisions are of
import to others and where your
or your family's future security
are involved.
DEC. 20 TO JAN. 2f
Capricorn - Your planets are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

AS GOOD as old-fashioned
pancakes and syrup are for
hearty breakfasts, pancakes can
be more glamorous.
A Cinderella version for sum-
mertime desserts can be made in
a twinkling. Bake four normal
sized pancakes. Turn them into
layer cake by spreading each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
Apple Brown Betty

WHILE THE boughs in the
peach orchard are still heavy
with tree-ripened fruit, get out
the old recipe for Apple Brown
Betty and substitute sliced
peaches for the apple in the
recipe. Serve with ribbon
smooth cream for a peaches and
cream dessert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

. ~ wv -
in friendly position, sponsoring
personal and business interests.
You may not accomplish in a big
way but you can and should
make Roadway.
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
Aquarius - You1l have 90 be
eager and cautious about today's
matters of consequence. Don't
waste time that should be spent
on issues of significance and for
which you are directly or in
directly responsible.
FEB. 2i TO MARCH 20
Pisces-Have you much detail
work and seemingly endless rou-
tine? Don't tire of them and pass
them up as mot important"
A CHILD born on this day:
Is Of the executive type, intelli-
gent, proud, ingenious, entertain-
ing; a good mimic. Must curb
a desire for too much ease and
comfort lest he Cor she) lose
ambition and fail TO achieve the
fine success TO which he is en-
titled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
Dessert Peach Pancakes

pancake with sliced, sweetened
peaches. Serve in wedge-shsped
pieces with more of the fruit
sauce. These are good for dcs-
sert after a salad neal
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Enriched Flour

IT IS EVERY homemakers'
patriotic duty 10 ask for en-
riched flour when she goes shop
ping. With enriched flour on
her shelf, the homemaker is sure
that the flour she uses will con-
tribute its share of B-Wtamins
and food iron 10 the daily menu.
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