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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02
A JUBILEUM SPOLKU
MYSLIVCU SV. JIRf.

Spolek Myslivc6 sv. Jif1 c1slo
81 Katolicky Delnfk slavil ten
to rok 5Oti-lete Jubileum sveho
zalozeni. Byl zalozen IS. pro-
since 1891 a jest poc1tan mezi
prvni spolky osady sv. Vacla-
va zde v Baltimore. Spolek "a
lozili mladf muzi osady s IL
myslem, ably tento byl podpo-
ruj1clm a zaroven, ably tito mu-
Ii nasi mlade osady mohli pra-
covati jake celek pro osadu,
.v1ru a bratrstvo. Cd zacatku
spolek slime rostl a "a par ro-
XII dosahl poctu asi $50 clenI,
kterl prinalezeli k tomuto spoil
ku. Ones ma 80 clenG kteTf
jeSte slechetne pracujl pro je-
no dobro. Kdyz Sc spolek v ro-
ku 1891 zakladal, prihlasilo Sc
asi 10 muzd a z techto chvala
Panu Bohu, jeste dnes jsou 4
ma zivu, totiz: Vaclav Hradsky,
Anton Velenovsky, Jan PetT1k
a Josef Rada. Z techto ctyfech
zakladajlcich clen1 jenom bra
tr Josef Rada patti Ike spolku.
V roce 1896, totiz ctyry roxy
pc zalozenl spolek Sc pripojil
k Jednote "Katolicky Delnfk''
a do dnes jest pod jejf ochra-
nOu.
Ia prfcinu Jubilea spolek Sci
v prGvodu S Drum Corps osady
sv. Vaclava do chramu Pane
sv. Vaclava v nedeli, %. pro-
since, kde Sc obetovala slavna
MISE Svata o pGl osme iodine
rano "a 1--WE i zemrele cleny
spolku. D1stojny pan Josef
St6panek, c.. SIS r., Rector osa-
dy sv. Vaclava a kaplan spoil
ku slouzil msi svatou.
V pondel1, 20. prosince v s.
hodin vecer spolek zakoncil
slavnost sveho Jubilea a poTa-
dial Blanket v dolejsl skoln1
mfstnosti pro cleny a jejich ro-
diny. Pozvane spolky a hoste
byli nasledujfc1: Spolek ssv.
Petra a Pavla, spolek sv. Kle-
menta, spolek sv. Terezie, spo-
lex Fanny Marie Ustavicne Po-
moci, sbor sv. Cecilie, Drum
Corps osady sv. Vaclava; We
lebn1 panove osady sv. Vacla-
va, pan Frank Pintner, kmotr
spolku, DIR. F. F. Ruzicka, spoil
kovy lekar a Mary Schwartz,
fiditelka k1ru chramu Pane sv.
Vaclava.
Urednfci spolku jsou nasle-
dujlc1: Tomas Rynes, pTedse-
da; Vojtech Stanek, m1stopred-
soda; Martin j. Hradsky, Ia
jemn1k; Frank j. Marousek,
pokladn1k.
Martin j. Hradsky, tajemnfk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02
BALTIMORSKY VYBOR MA
OBRANU.

Baltimorske Sdruzen1 obchC-
dn1 spolu S vyborem Baltimor-
ske obcanske Obrany poradati
Dude hostinu Z. edna We 1915
P. M, v hotelu Emerson. Emil
Davies z Londyna oslov1 shro-
mazden1. Vstupne ST placeno
Dude u dveT1.
Ornament v anglicke Teci mi:
The Baltimore Association of
Commerce in cooperation with
the Baltimore Committee on
Civilian Defense will sponsor a
subscription luncheon on Jam
uary 7th at 12:45 p. m. in the
main ballroom of the Emerson
Hotel. Mr.. Emil Davies will
address the meeting.
Mr.. Davies was in charge of
the London Municipal Govern
ment during the Blitz and Bat
tie of London in 1910. His mis-
sion to this country at this time
is to advise with local Ameri-
can Committees as to how the
situation was handled in Lon
don. Mr.. Davies will discuss
the means that were taken by
the London Government in
meeting the raids of 1910. O.
yer 5000 business and profess
sional men and women and
those interested in the Balti-
more Civilian Defense pro-
gram will be invited.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02
VYROCNf ZPRAVA PRVNf-
HO CES. DAM. DEM. KLUBU
z. WARDY.

Nase schnze dine Is. ledna
1941 byla velmi cetne navst1ve-
ma a pc vzdanf cti Americke
Vlajce (coz Chime pred kaz-
dou sch1z1 u pf1tomnosti til
Girl Scouts, ktere stoj1 pc stra-
mach vlajky) nastoupiIy zvo-
lene danny jejich 1rady. V TOM
to mes1ci v poctu 72 clenek,
pT1tomny jsme byly nastolen1
pc tret1 zvoleneho F. D. Roose-
velta "a presidenta Spoj. Statu
Americkych.
V 1norove schulz projednan
byl navrh pro ~navstevu Flori-
dy; cas- ustanoven ma konec
kvetna. V breznu zacaly jsme
jednou tydne Bingo, re tech
pell6z uzijeme pro nase "draf-
tees, kterf zapocali vojenskou
sluzbu v americke armada. V
dubnu jiz byly darky pos1lany
Obsah bal1cku, postovn1 znam-
ky a jedna krabice cigaret. V
mes1ci kvetnu oslaveno bylo IA
lete zalozen1 naseho klubu vel
kym obedem a tez vecer1, neb
jsme tam byly cely DEM V res
tauraci p. A. Cervenky v Brook
Ign, Md. Zaroven uctily jsme
Den Matek a rozloucily Sc S da-
many, ktere jelly ma Floridu.
V mes1ci cervnu Ma den Vlajek,
navst1vily jsme Washington,
coz delame kazdy rok. Profile
dly jsme nekolik vyznamnych
budov a pc obede v Hotel Lot
tus, zajely jsme do parku IVA
ny Heinzes Park ma brehu re-
ky Potomac odkud mono vi
deti pomn1k byvaleho presiden-
ia Lincolna a budovu Kapitolu,
kde 1raduje President Roose-
welt. Pohled tento della DOZEN,
jake by Sc tito diva muzove do
rozum1vali. V cervenci ma po-
zvan1 p. Schimdnkove ztravily
Ijsme krasny den ma jejim soru
"a cez ma mas srdecny dix. Y
srpnu navst1vily jsme krasne
koupaliste Mage Vista a v zar1
vyjely jsme 81 do Great Falls,
Va. Historicke toto m1sto Vas
nezklame neb muzete We st1nu
strom1 pohodlne odpoc1vat a
| obdivovat tuto pr1rodn1 krasu,
Prochazfte-li Sc parkem. uvid1-
tie napisy, kdy a CO zde bylo
staveno "a dob presidenta Jir1-
no Washingtona. Tento den
Is. zari jest Constitution Day
R1jnem zacala nase zimn1 SEQ
ma a sch1ze odbyvany byly '
| klubu 838 N. Chester ulice. Pr.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02
4 FALESNE ALARMY v
OKRSKU SESTI BLOCKU.

Deti v severovychodnf cast
mesta die vseho slavili pT1chod
Satna Claus We stredu. Ia vi
nu Sc jim kladou ctyri falesne
alarmy v 6 bloc1ch mesta poc1-
maize cd Potomac a McElderry
ulic. Dalsl alarm dan byl z
Lakewood avenue a Madison
ulice. Tretl z Jefferson ulice
q Linwood avenue a ctvrty z
Orleans ulice a Linwood ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02

Glen policejn1ho department
tn Cd unora roku 1917. John D.
Klingel re severn1ho distriktu,
propulsion byl re sluzby v pa
tex. Ia vinu MI kladeno, re
kdyz byl v uniforme, opilym Sc
stall. Klingel omlouval Sc, re
necitil sc dobre a Easel proto
do hotelu, kde vypil dive skle-
nicky a spolkl nejaky aspirin.
Komisar, Stanton, prohlasiv,
re policiste pij1c1 We sluzbe, ne
mohou slouziti jak potTebno,
rozkazal propusten1 jeho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02
September Is, 1941
Fort Monmouth,
Red Bank. N. J.

Company D = 3rd Bn.
Dear Ladies s.
This letter does not do justice
to the real appreciation ! felt
when | received your gift. The
gift itself has the Characters
tics of your fine Club = use
full, practical, Stable. Your or
ganization has been doing
things such as this for a long
time and has earned an envia-
BILE reputation - it is a repu-
tation that is rightfully de-
served. This gift giving may
seem like ia trivial matter to
an outsider, but to this reel
pient it really meant something
Most important of all, it meant
that someone was thinking of
me - that someone thought of
the sacrifices that must be
made on my part = willingly
and proudly, of course = and
this was your way of saying
"carry-on". AS long as your
Club exists some people some
where will be made happier by
the combined efforts of your
loyal members. Yours for more
fine organizations such as yours
and saluting the leader of
them all, | remain,
Sincerely yours,
Private Jerome c.. Nejedlik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02

q q OOI dZy pI. V lIIld huLlChd,
l obraz hack. kvetinu; pf. Ma
RE Steiner, l rucn1k. 2 kapesni-
ky a taSku ma kapesn1ky; p1.
Stipsak, 3 cepice; p1. O. Mar
timex, II panenek, l sweater a
platno ma obrazy; Evelyn Hybl
z cepice; p1. 81. Otcenasek, 3
kapesn1ky, rucn1k, obraz a 2
pot holders; p1. Legro, l obraz,
6 kapesnikG, EASTERN, latku ma
tasky a kuchaTku; p1. Marie
Kraft, 1 obraz, 4 kapesn1ky a
peltenou salu; p1. RGzena CT
hlaf, 3 kapesn1ky; p1. Antonio
Pokorny, 2 predlozky (rugs) F;
81. ul.Polarcfk. vysfvany obraz
p1. Matylda Engelhardt, ubrus
ma still; pf. Karolina Sevc1k, u
brus ma still; Elisha Linhard,
tucet a pGl hackovanych kve-
tin; p1. Ant. Marek, 6 panenek
(darovala a oblekla) ; p1.
Haughton, Is hackov. drob-
nostf; pf. Ella Hybl, l hackova-
nou cepici; p1. Bouda, 8 hacko-
vanych cepic; pf. Cesky, det-
sky sweater; pi. Rud. Prilnus,
rucne vys1vane detske saty p1.
Primek, 10 zalozk1 do knih
Sokol Blesk, 2 rucne vyslvane
blGzicky, 2 zasterky a tasku;
pf. Kotras, 2 pot holders; pf.
Marie Mares. (Pynex) mlsku
ma pecen1; pf. Rose Hickman,
hedvabn6 ~kapesn1ky, 2 COM
pacts, l vonavku, 2 prasky pro
koupelnu, l face powder, l box
sachet, 2 bottles toilet water a
naramek; p1. Luksa, 20 hacko-
vanych klobouckG; Kalivoda
Shoe Store, 20O7 E. Preston St.
3 krabice sateck1; p1. Torov-
sky, 3 zastery, l1mec a 2 zaloz-
ky; p1. Merl1k, 4 zastery; pf.
ISvitak, Curtis Bay, 3 pletene
decky; p. V. Vacek, 3 krabice
kvetin z Czech; p. Oktavec, O.
braz a $3.75; p1. Karolina Ber-
nardova darovala dodatecne
l dollar.
Vyhry: = Prvni cena, obraz
Hradcan - Karel Kalas; dru-
ha cena, vysfvany polstar =
Ant. Radek; treti tcena, hodin-
ky = Marie Wolski; ctvrta ce-
ma, hackovana decka = Ken
meth Miller; pata cena, hacko-
vana nast6nka = Karel Kalas.
Vykonny vybor odbocky de-
kuje srdecn6 panu Oktavci "a
bezplatne zaramovani obrazu
"Pravda V1tez1", br. PaT1zkovi
"a pT1pravu a f1zen1 dostihG a
pr1pravu a rfzen1 zatloukan1
hreb1kG do rakve, panu Pelzo-
vi Ia darovan1 a T1zen1 rekor-
dG, bratru a sestTe Markovym
"a mimoradnou namahu a pr1-
pravou jaternic. Srdecne a u
pT1mne d1ky vzdavame celemu
ob6tavemu zabavn1mu vyboru,
ktery nelitoval namahy casu,
ba i svych vlastn1ch penez a
pracoval nenarocne V kuchyni,
pri vanocn1m stanku, v satne, v
kaVovem stanku, V nalevne, pTi
koulen1, pri prodavanl cekd a
%roznasenf piva a jfdel a tax
dale. Nejmenuji vsechna ia
jmena sester a bratTf a doufam
re me to Dude prominuto, vzalo.
by to prflis mnoho m1sta v tom
to casopisu a my nechceme las
kavosti redakce zneuz1vati.
Dodavam, re bylo radostno pra
covati v tonic zabavn1m vybo-
ru, nebylo nedorozumen1, ne
souladu, kazdy byl ma SVEN mi
tse a pracoval S laskou a proto
Itez cisty vytezek podniku
IS461.45 pTi pr1merne navsteve
Jest jiste imposantni.
Prfst1 podnik Ces. Narodn1ho
ISdruzenf Dude stoleckova (ka-
retn1) zabava v 1noru. Presne
datum Sc oznaml pozdeji.
Ia Odbocku G. N. S.
j. Kaspar, predseda
F. KalaS, tajemnlk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02
Karnna jej zabila.

John Hartman. 53lety sed-
lar, v Chicago, nesl S druheho
poschodf olejova kamna do
poschodf tTetfho, a ma scho-
dech upadl, kamna ma nej pad
la a Hartman byl tax tezce IRA
men, re zemrel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02

schulz teto vybor pfekvapil
clenky velkym kachn1m ODE
dem. Clenek pr1tomno bylo
10. V listopadu nase pred
sedka pf. B. Rfha s1castnila Sc
.Sjezdu Demokratickych Zen
Statu Maryland, ktery zakon-
cen byl banketem v hotelu E.
merson. V prosince zvoleny u
fednice ma rok 1912 a prohled-
nuty klubovn1 knihy.
Co dslame pro Defense?
Mas klub patti mnoho let k
Americkemu Cervenemu Xii
Ii jehoz jest cestnym a prisp1-
vaj1c1m clenem. Podporuje
Girl Scout Odbocku els. II.
Jsme prvn1 We statu Marylandu
KIDD Sc zacal starat jak zpff-
jemnit nas1m chlapc1m vojan-
cinu. Jiz V mes1ci dubnu zaca-
ly jsme pos1lat darky a Chime
tax stale Poole toho jak naru-
kuj1. Velky pocet obdarovan
byl nyn1 ma Vanoce. Klub dial
ma tento 1cel jiz nekolik set do
laru. re hosi jsou poteseni do
kazuj1 dopisy ktere dostavame.
Jsou z bl1zka i z dali cd Camp
Meade az do Pearl Harbor,
Iceland, Porto Rico, Tacuma,
Wash. Chceme dokazat naSfm
chlapcdm, re ma ne mysl1me a
jejich obeti uznavame. Jsou to
nasi synove a synove nasich
znamych a my slibujem, re bu-
dem pro ne pracovat. Proto
slava nas1m hochGm a vftezstvi
Americke armada.
Tfeba podotknouti, my deku-
jem Panskemu klubu, re kdy-
koliv potrebujeme klubovn1
m1stnost mimo nasf schdze
vzdy bezplatne il mGzeme po-
uz1t. Srdecny dix vsem nasim
pfateldm, Vesele Vanoce a
stastny Novy Rok preje
Vybor.
Otiskujeme dopis zaslany l.
Amer. Ces. Dam. Dem. Klubu
7. wardy vojfnem Jerome C.
Nejedlfkem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02
ZASTRELIL Sc We STOHU.

William E. Long, Is rokG sta
ry, nalezen byl zastreleny We
stohu sena v 5000 blocku Park
Heights avenue. Usmrtil sc ra-
nou do srdce. Nalezen byl OF
Gem, jenz rentuje tamn1 farmu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02

Paul Lesky, IA rokd stary
hoch z Curtis Bay, kriticky IRA
nen byl v patek, kdyz Sc svym
prftelem ucil sc str1leti v biz
kosti Curtis Bay. S MIN byl Is
rokI starry Frank A. Fisnienski.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02
"SUNU" NAHLE
ZEMREL v MIAMI.

William Emmett Moore, re-
daktor po diva poslednl roxy
"Sunu" a "The Evening SUM-
zemrel nahle v sobotu v Pan
coast hotelu v Miami, ma Flo
ride, kde travil kratke prazd-
niny. Ma Floridu pfijel v ne
deli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02

Abe Novinsky. hostinsky v {.
GIG Hanover ulice, byl dvakra-
tie strelen We rvacce, kdyz Wy
hoditi chtel z hospody pijaka.
Jednou kul1 stfelen byl do krku
a druhou do prsou. V Univer-
sitn1 nemocnici podlehl IRA
nenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-02
Amerika ma Strait!


KRAJANE!
kupujte tyto Obranne Bon
dy v nasich Stavebnich Spoil
cich "Slavie" a esko-Americ
ky, 73O N. Collington Avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-03
g MeKENNEY oN BRIDGE

monds. "Now play the hand"
 Nine out of ten pupils, said Whitehead, would win the diamond with the king, lead the third spade for dummy to ruff, cash the act and king of trumps then take the ace, King of clubs and ruff a thirc
 club. When the clubs failed tt break, the contract was set one, a. the declarer still had to lose trump and diamond.
 Now" Whitehead would say you could have set up one long club by one more ruff if you had had an extra re-entry to dummy Why, then, did you rush to ruff out your third spade? That was the extra entry you needed but you used it before you were ready.
 When the dummy goes down, you must stop to plan your play. If you see a clear line ahead, ex- anime what assumptions 1t involves as to the adverse splits.
 Here you have to find the trumps 3-2, or you are sure to be set. You also must set up one long club for a diamond discard.
 Apparently you have to find the clubs split 3-3. But analyze to see what unfavorable breaks you can handle by good technique. Here you should have counted that you might be able to handle Az club break. but to do so you would need to conserve all your entries to dunn my"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-03
M The Local Theaters
STATE

Performances tonight at Warmers State theater conclude the engage ment of Bud Abbott and Lou Ccs- tello in "I2ide Elm Cowboy; also Sealed Lips" with William Gargan and June Clyde.
 Of all the characters created by Walt Disney and his staff for such unforgettable productions as Snow White,' "Pinocchio" and Fantasia, . none perhaps has quite come up in heart appeal to the title character of the newest Disney full-length technicolor production "Dumbo" opening four day engagement at Warmers State theater tomorrow.
 The characters are all new and they're about the most endearing characters Walt Disney has ever created. There's lovable, ugly duck ling little Dumbo himself; the addle- pated stork who delivers him via pa- rachute to his gr;eving mother; Dumbos gentle mother herself, Mrs Jumbo; the formidable social lead- CTS of the elephant clique; the Ma triarch, Giggles, Prisy and Catty whose names give delightful sense of anticipation to 'Dumbo".
 Then there is the pompouS, bel lowing Ringmaster; the dizzy clowns; the humorous raggle-taggle crows who teach Dumbo to use his ears for flying; and particularly Ca sey Junior, the brisk, competent lit tie engine that pulls the circus train.
 Importantly furnishing much of the choral work for the musical se- quences in "Dumbo' were The Kings Men, featured in many of radios biggest variety shows. No account of "Dumbo" is complete without ref erence to the nine new songs mak- ing the brilliant score. Six were composed by Frank Churchill who wrote the unforgettable "Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf" and the entire score for Snow White" The new ones for "Dumbo' include Look Out For MT. Stork, Casey Junior" Song of the Roustabouts," Baby Mine, ""It'S Circus Day Again" and Spread Your Wings.
 "Dumbo" is without doubt the gayest and funniest of all Walt Dis ney's feature-length productions. It; is really three-ring rampage from start to finish and the chances are you'll be wild about "Dumbo" which was photographed in milti-plane technicolor.
 And for your further enjoyment the management presents -Four Jacks and Jill" hot-shot musical loaded with laughs, starring Ray Bolger and Ann Shirley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-03
POLI'S

Teddy PoWell's famous band, which has been acclaimed by music, theater and magazine critics and the public as the finest new musical combination of the year, arrives at the local LoeW Poli theater this week for ? day in person engage ment on Thursday and Friday. Peg gy Mann is the pert and charming SongstreSS featured with the orches- tra, while also headlined is hand some Dick Judge, one of Bluebird Records faVorite recording artists Powell will also present "A band within a Band" featuring the fa- nous six Teddy Bears - a group which features the chamber music variety of popular rhythms. The group is rated as one of the finest of it's kind in the country.
 The headline attraction appearing with Powell and his band is none other than the very famous Wee" Bonnie Baker" of Johnny" fame who appeared on numerous stage and screen programs and in the mo vies with Orrin Fuckers orchestra. Other star acts on the bill are the dancing Carr Brothers, one of the finest dance acts in show business; Bob Easton and his singing and dancing midgets, and others.
 The screen program is headed by Might Before The Divorce" which features Lynn Bari, Mary Beth Hughes and Joseph Allen, Jr., in a new romantic comedy. There are also several selected shorts and the latest news happening from all over the world.
 Tomorrow brings to a conclusion at the LoeWAPoli the fine screen program currently being shown, Remember The Day" co-starring Claudette Colbert and John Payne and Fiesta" in technicolor with Ann Ayars.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-03

Ster to reach the screen since the memorable Little Caesar. From the very first moment in which Tay- Tor, ex-convict posing as a reformed taxi driver, meets Miss Turner, daughter of the prosecutor who had sent him to prison, the story holds a compelling fascination as it weaves through the plot of the relentless gangster to enmesh the girl in 8 faked murder, thus giving him the upper hand over his enemy, her father. It is only when he experi- ences a psychological change that a new man emerges from the cold blooded criminal, who goes to his death after having accomplished the one unselfish act of his life.
 Taylor seems to bring the sum of all his acting experience to the role of the gangster, giving it peRetrat- ing depth of character shadings. Not once does he miss point; not once does he step out of the integrity of his portrait of Johnny Eager, mak- ing him man at once revolting and sympathetic. It is undoubtedly the best role of his career.
 Other favorites in the cast include Van Heflin as a drunken henchman of Johnny Eager, Edward Arnold as the father of Miss Turner, Robert Sterling as her fiance, Patricia Dane as the girl cast off by Taylor, Glen da Farrell as a policeman's wife Henry O'Neill, Diana Lewis and Bar ry Nelson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-03
STRAND

Ending this evening at Warmers Strand theater is the hilarious hit Look Who's Laughing" with Fib- Der McGee and Molly, Edgar Bergen and Charlie Mccarthy and Lucille Ball in leading roles; also Walter Brennan and Walter Huston in Swamp Water".
 Plenty: of thrills will be afforded Strand patrons tomorrow when the new gangster thriller Johnny Ea- ger" arrives at that theater for an engagement of four days with Rob- ert Taylor and Lana Turner in CO., starring roles.
 Johnny Eager" is hailed as the most expressing portrait of gang
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-03
Gl0rNing Yourself
By Alicia Hart
NEA Service Staff Writer

NEA Service Staff Writer
 When your four -year-old daugh- ter's slightly Wavy hair seems to turn" straight, you're wasting your time if you try to coax the locks back into natural curls. She's at the age when her hair gets" long enough and heavy enough to that the weight cf the hair dooms the wave.
 Why rot try a new, short hair r-do? The style should be big boon to youngsters, for if the hair is kept short, the slight natural curl will have chance to survive.
 Hair curlineSs is settled before the hair grows out on the scalp. And it remains in it's original state all its life. Very kinky hair can be straight ened with heavy oil, but the tight waves return as soon .as the oil is washed out. Similarly, permanent wave has no effect whatever on the roots of the hair. That's why you have to get new permanent about every six months.
 SHORT HAIR SOMETIMES HELPS WAVES
 If the hair follicleS, the tiny de- pressions from which the hair grows, straight hair will grow out of them. are straight up and down, utterly If the follicle is curved just bit, slightly wavy hair emerges; if the follicle has distinct, sharp curves in it, kinky hair grows.
 Hair that seems to change really is hair that comes from slightly curved follicle. The waves exist only while each strand is short, and hence light enough, not to pull the wave out.
 Of course, when hair has this kind of natural wave but seems straight because ilt is long and thick, you can cut it and thus restore the wave. That is usually what has hap pened when someone tells you her hair suddenly turned" curly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-03
NEW SLIP COVERS ARE IN SEASON!
Make In Easy Pin-On Way

An Easter bonnet for you - 9 new slip cover for your chair!
 Ravishing in Springlike green with white binding and a contrast ing lowered flounce, your chair would never be suspected of grease spots and Scratchy legs underneath!
 And you can make the new cover so easily the pin-en way. Pin fab ric firmly to top-back of chair and then smooth and pin fabric down the inside-back and seat, allowing 4 inches for tuck-in between. Cut 1 1-2 inches outside pins for seams
 Now smooth and pin goods over arms, back, front, sides and cush- ions-a section at time-and pin and haste all sections together. Ap- ply binding over seam on right side. / The contrasting flounce Every Fifth AvenueD is just a straight piece of goods shirred and sewn 10 the upper cover.
 Our 32-page booklet shows you exactly how to make a slip cover diagramming every step. Shows how to cover sofas, auto seats, too the pin-on way; tells how to trim with binding, welting, Swag and pleated flounceS.
 Send 1Oc (plus one cent to cover cost of maiIing) for your copy Oi How to Make Slip Covers" to the Waterbury Democrat Home Service 635 Sixth Ave-, New York, N. Y. Be sure to write plainly your name, ad- dress, and the name of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-03

AA OAAS ONAc NG INk1AA@G x X ton" turns out
 to be several years, will we wish we hadn't been quite so eager to get our daughter back under our roof? Parents, who know their children's dispositions and weak nesses ought to be better able than anyone else to answer that.
 Do we like and approve of Mary's husband-and if not, can we pretend to? e.....
 If they don't like him, and show it. there's bound 70 pe trouble some where, either between Mary and her parents or between Mary and her husband.
 MANY POBLEMS
 CONFRONT PARENTS
 Will we refrain from spelling Mary, either by suggesting that in the past she has been overworked and under-appreciated or by giving her gifts her husband couldn't give her even in his pre-army days?
 Will we forego the temptation to offer her advice on matters that concern no one but her and her husband-Sucn as whether or not she should go visit him at his camp?
 Will we remember that Mary is a grown woman and so let her live her life as she sees fit?
 Parents may consider that it is a lot of nonsense to consider all of those angles when it is their own daughter they are inviting to live with them.
 But, it is wise to think while before extending an invitation that is as indefinite as flor the duration.