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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11
Grace Methodist

Rev. Ernest +. Weise, minister,
The Everyman's Bible Glass will
meet at o q. m, with Vincent Leon
ard, In charge, and Warren J.
Packer, Of Meriden, the guest speak,
or. Mr.. Packer Is o former president
OF the State Federation OF Mems
Bible Glasses,
Sunday school win meet OF 10 q.
m. and morning church service at
II o'clock, with sermon by the pas
tor. Evening prayer will be held at
z y, m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11
hn RAYMOND }. FITZPATRICK

Tho government ban on building
aonnes GO waterbury stlll has q serl-
Gus housing shortage and promises
70 bring about an even more critical
housing situation before many
months have passed, since out OF
Aawn workers are still hooking here
Tor Jobs,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11
YANKS DIG in
AT CORRECIDOR

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About INDIAN
WAR HOPE LOST

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Running In the fall elections as
Il regular candidate, Mr. Talbot
would have little chance OF victory
unless he had strong labor backing
and could count on the votes OF
many Democrats. Should he fur
1aer ALLEVIATE those who might have
been among his supporters his
ehances IN November would not be
too bright
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11

The Casper 9. Davis. American
Legion Post and Auxiliary were
represented at the Second District
meeting Wedensday evening In Mer-
idOn, by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rooney, Mrs. Frank Carney, aPtriek
Moriarty and Clifford Northrop.
A meeting Of the Casper Davis
Auxiliary took place last evening Gt
Fraternity hall, with Mrs. William
Rooney, president in charge Tenta-
tive plans were made TO procure
radio entertainers, for the annual
entertainment, which will be pre-
sented In the near future. Returns
have been made on the recent sup
per served by the Auxiliary and O
United States Savings Bond has
been purchased.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11
WatervIIle Union

WMterVAhAG JHAUn
Rev. Milton s. Nilsson, minister
Morning church service OF 10 O. N.
when Rev. Mr.. Nilsson viii use OF
the subject of his sermon, I'm.
famed Faith" Bible school at Il
O'Clock, and in the evening, $3.50
Miss Grace Newman Of New Yorl
City, will speak to the young poo'
pies society,
Evening hour Of worship will b
held ct 1880 p. m.
There will be o teachers meeting
tonight OF 8 o'clock at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Akley, II
Beacon Falls.
A Sunday school board meeting
Of the Grace Methodist church will
be held Monday evening ct 7;30 p
M, OF the church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11

WORK On UFtBAtk
Mrs. Edward Cookson, Mrs. James
McAree, MRS. Norman Gables, Mrs
Lester Nlven, Mrs. William Rooney
Mrs. Everett Cook, Mrs. Frank Car.
iaey, MRS. Frank Robinson, Mrs
John johnson, Mrs. Morrow, Mrs
John Rogers, Mrs. Edwin Craw
Mrs. Homer Senior and Miss Beat
rice Truelove, met Thursday after
noon, at the Sprague school, fol
Red Cross sewing. Work was don't
on girls dresses. Wool may be OBJ
tanned for those wishing 10 knit sol
diers rife mitts, by contracting, Mrs
william Rooney, Of Dwight street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11

The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah Mackin
Of Oakville, will be held this after
noon at 4 o'clock at the Hickcox
funeral home. 1876 Main street, Wa
tertown Burial will be In Evergreen
cemetery, Watertown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

Sheridan and Jimmy Duranto are athcrS who
make this something 10 be laughed at
Michael Rooney, the loudeSt bcN on. Holly
woods cash TILL arrived with Judy Garland on
his wing but his valet neglected 10 pack
story Babes on Broadway IS hardly that,
being just lot of chores for Nh, McaItlcket ana
his judy
"Unholy Partners" gives you Edward G,
Robinson as a scrappy editor The story IS
exciting in spots, but TOO much OF IT. has been
TO press before
THE STORY TELLERs: When Somerset
Il Vaughan was in France for The British
Intelligence he had good look ar Petan
lie sizes him up in strictly Personal TINS way
e. old. tired man. stubborn and con-
ceted and BY nature defeatist. His incIlna-
tiOns have always been Fascist"
J. p. McEvoy has piece suggesting how
you can induce sleep. BcS' sleep nduccr We We
encountered in months was Mr. McENo} article.
rrHE NEwsPHoTo CAPTION or TIE
Il WEEK Under tho AP wirephoto Of Mike
Romanon con Christmas Day IN the Baltimore
papers:
his background Prince Mike RomanOn OF Holly
wood denied he had slugged IL out with Prince
David Md,ani In n night club. fhcre WAS AN
argument, he said, but mutual friends divided
them"
TIVE FRONT PAGES The fighting Dutch in
l. the Pacific have crcpt into the hearts Of
the cdioralists They're tough soldier the
World-Tclly chcorcd because they dldn wait
10 be Sugged from behind
They met the yellow AryanS with both fists
swinging
The H-Trb opinion mouder pointed out that
the Hollandcr, are hard race 10 KIDD
They've been expecting the Sant-eyed war
riors FOR a quarter Of q century. They didn't
warm up 10 the polite ho"dyS from Toxic
Tho best headline Of the war was coined by
a World-Tey toiler. 1t ran across Page One 10
say
Good News on All Fronts
Which is the best news you can pu, In five
words
James Macdonald, reporting the British rad
on Norway disclosed a piece Of war sIanguage.
The combined air. sea and land punch. the Of
Meaning ,ckc,yboo.hoo" for the FrtHc,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

ever solicitous 10 her and she
thinks she could make catSup of
their tomatoes without drawing
comment from them. However
She has Quit buying stuff like
lettuce from the Japanese for
the duration because she IS
afraid the enemy may have
sprayed il with the essence Of
the Michel Flnnola, or Mickey
Finn
The japanese have long had
command of the fruits and vcge-
tables IN the markets OF which
Los Angeles probably has more
than any other city in the
United States We never saw
such a town for markets. There
must he hundreds OF these places
m this area The housewives
repair 20 them m drovcS and
come away with big paper bags
loaded with groceries. vegetables
and What-not Since the war
began the ladies have been re-
queSted 70 conserve tho paper
bags as much as possible
The Japanese merchants dis
play then wares, neatly ordered.
in the choicest front locations
OF the markets and some OF
them have been vending their
products in the same spots for
years. IT has been the field Of
their great commercial activity.
especially for the older JapS.
most OF whom are foreign born.
though some Of the sliCker mod
crnS have found more lucrative
occupations beyond the soil.
THERE has been r noticeable
L falling off of the older JapS
around the markets since the
war began and they have been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

replaced by young fellows who
answer inquiries from the mar
ket customers about the van
iShed with ShrugS Probably tho
old guys have gone into retire
mont 10 avoid any compica-
lions.
For years the Los Angeles
houSeholderS have hired Japa-
nese gardeners and have come
10 regard them as permanent
fixtures Of their premises but
many an old employe of this
type has recently taken a pow
der Of MS own accord.
Others still remain on their
Jobs and stoically avoid com
ment on the war. Not many
Los Angeles employers have
dismissed Japanese employees
Just because they are Japanese
if their service has been long
and faithful.
While there have been a few
demonstrations in smaller com
muniticS of California against
the Japs, the citizens Of Los
Angeles remain quite tolerant
toward them. though also quite
watchful The local police arc
carefully guarding the local-
ties whore the Japanese popula-
ton is heaviest TO prevent hood
lumiSm.
II is only fair 10 emphasize
that the members of this gen.
Grafton OF America-born Japa-
nese probably have about the
same viewpoint of the homeland
of their parents as the
America-born children of Ger
man or Italian immigrants have
of the old countries of their
people.
The kids have never seen
those countries, and in most
cases care nothing whatever
about them or about their Gus
toms. Americans by birth, they
are Americans in thought and
spirit and some of them are
today fighting under the Stars
and Stripes, so we must not
Judge them all alike.
{ opy Hight, isia. King Features synd., I'M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

develop some speed on typewriter for user
OF the pick and peck system
Some husbands address their wives rs sweet
This seems An awkward affected and unorginal
term Of endearment 10 me. ! even like darling
better.
~ GAVE my boy friend tic for Christmas.
L And he sent It back. saving he didn't like II.
What do YOU think of fellow like that asks
young woman Of Chicago.
Hes Just ignorant boor with glgoo
complex Don waste any more Tune WITH MN.
Get another boy friend
II YOU cant get one in chicaso try Detroit
as the bachelors there have weakness Tor
Chicago girls and arc very fond OF neckueS
The genius who originated tho numbered
breakfasts deserves vote Of thanks from
restaurant raestroS
Some places don't handle the number system
properly The No I breakla> the smallest
offered and from that point on me increase lo
gradual up 10 tho number meal winch is the
largest and usually priced ~ IS cents. and ShouiG
include orange lulce. pruns>. cereal nam ana
eggs potatoes, hot cake, and pot oil coffee.
nURINC the period the blessed even, in his
~ family was imminent Joe DlMaggo took an
expectant fathers course. lie became so IN
tereSted in this that after the blessed event ne
took course in infant care
Mr. DiMaegio !, extremely proud Of his
knowledge as 10 baby raising and invites people
10 INC house Just 70 be able to show them no"
clcverly he holds the baby
Joe j. also adept al changing things
Mrs DMaggio has viewed thus sI'uat or with
patience, but the other night she sand 10 Joe.
us YOUR baby sleeping all right"
Is CLAIMED Virgo August 23-septcmbcr
i 30 husband the type that tuc- 20. make
Over. reform and improve his wife. lie seeks
perfection from her, poor girl
Best musical comedy az all time was "Of
Thee ! Sing by kaufman and Hart and
Ryskind with musical score by GerShwln All
right smart fellow name better musical show.
Letter H has figured largely in the from
Hitler
Hlrohito
And there as another H that j, gathering
speed AZ this time That is Admiral Hart of the
ASlatic feet who is probably tho best submarine
commander IN the world. llc was In charge of
the American submarines patrollng tho British
Isles in the World War.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Jap Merchants on Coast
More Tolerant Since War
BY DAMON RUNYON

WE KNOW a lady in Los An
w golcS who seems 10 think
tho war with Japan has done her
a great service because the, Jap
aneSe IN the markets wait on
her with greater celebrity and
more tolerance when she goeS/to
buy fruits and vegetables for
her table.
This lady Is one Of those nat
ural born tomato puncherS, a
type familiar 10 vendors of the
products OF tho soil especially
tomatoes. When she goes shop
ping for tomatoes she likes 20
punch them with her index I'm
ger 10 see II they are firm
II seems that tins process was
particularly rcpugnant 20 the
japanese merchants in the mar
ketS as sometimes She would be
abScntmlndcdly rejecting on
what she would like 10 DO 10 her
husband and would plunge her
dlEit deep INTO tomato, mus
deprcciating us value as piece
Ol merchandise.
The Japanese would not I'M
reasonably reproye the lady and
occasionally in terms that she
deemed slightly untriendly
Moreover. she eventually found
them strangely unresponSive
when she approached their
wares, aS if they did not really
long for her business.
They would stand back cycling
her IN family hostile silence until
Of course She started punching
tomatoes when they would let
out shrIll SquawkS
CINCE. the war began she says
y She finds them prompt and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

VIII bore thcm. IhalN lhc casIcSI way OF
killing IT.
Brooks Atkinson says that c OdctS in his
new play is genius when ~ comes 10 character
ization and dialogue -bu, his plot j. weak
Isn't a definition Of plot dialogue plus
Characterization?
TIVE MAGIC LANTERNS, Victor Moore.
i everybodys pet puts Hollywood in MS
weskit pocket With cinema repeat OF his
Louisiana Purchase" role. Bob Hope in a
sparkly job and Zorina and her priceless
gamolas also help make this rSmp among the
grating pohticos ono Of tho 1912 delights
- The Man Who Came 70 Dinner j. another
ping OF gravy Bette DAVIS prcSdeS over
rpe footage capahly and Monty Woolley riddles
the cast with insults from his wheelchalr. Ann
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

vVHE FIRST NIGHTS: There was a sleeper
i among the strangers. The reviewers were
agreeaby surprised by rln Time TO Come
report of Woodrow Wilson's smashed dream OF
peace.
= The Howard Koch-John Huston drama ac-
ses the Wilson foes OF fixing up the mess
IRE all in now.
Richard Gaines plays the knitted President
Clifford Odets found his roofing section
divided on Clash by Night" Even such fiery
make. heleYcrs as Tallulah Bankhead. Jos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

Schildkraut and Lee j.
Cobb couldn't put roses
into the dramas cheeks.
The First Crocus'
IN VS. you a boSSy
mama putting her tribe
through the hoops
Martha Hedman, absent
from the boards all
these seasons. returns
as tn whipcracklng
queen Of the Scandi-
navian brood.
Produc Ger Brock
Pemberton wants the
critics TO 60 easy on
plays during the war
10 make certain the
theater won't die. But
the reason the theater
has never died is be-
cause the critics have
seen 10 il that only the
best survive.
You can't make the
theater live by sending
people 10 shows lhat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

Theg pho iotC dcspy
CoHnot age.
-Pnero.
I IT ne done with the argument A. 10 whether
IL the salad should be served before OF after
the entree After is correct because salad is
designed 10 aid the digestion.
II you have a birth certificate you arc
fortunate Millions Of Americans are unable 10
prove where they were born ! carry my birth
certificate around with me-
Ny fathers occupation AZ the tame was ship
ping clerk ! was the fourth child
Note news picture Of a bride being kissed
by her husband after the wedding The bride has
extended her check upon which the husband IS
apparently planting gentle peck.
A fine way 10 start married life With
restrained frozen kiss Down with check Kissing
the policy Of this department
We arc for The ",macko' kiss on tic lips
let the lIpstick fall whore 10 may.
MRS BOB HOPE one Of the ,nar'Cst look
vi ing Of the film colony young matrons Mrs.
Hope has two lovely children no luxurious
Cadillacs a genial husband station wagon,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Strengthening
Of Teeth
Takes Time
Rapid Change Of Form
Curbea by Nature
BY LOGAN CLENDENING, MD

THERE is a deplorable tend
Il ency nowadays IN articles
written for the public on health
10 strive for SensatIonaliSm.
Recently l have been re-
qucSted by "A member of the
American Association OF Ortho-
DENTISTS 10 try 10 cOunleraCt the
harm done by an article in the
news which described "A method
of Strengthening teeth within
two 10 ii days
II sNaS stated IN the article
that by a strategic placing Of
wire between upper and lower
teeth II is possible TO bring about
"A much more rapid change in
tooth position than is possible
with the ordinary spring or
rubber band tension alone
When / read the article il
seemed exaggerated 10 me and
/ am glad 10 be assured from
an authoritative source that
such statement will simply
confuse The public
ORTHODONTICS is h a I
" branCh Of dentistry which
has 10 do with the prevention
and correction Of irregularities
Of tho tooth and dcformities of
the face and laws.
lis practitioners arc able 10
bring about results because they
concern themselves largely with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
it's just the same TODAY

essential military tools In this flying mobile war.
-Four times since the wal IN Europe started
we have voluntarily reduced the price Of alumni.
mum g total Of twenty-five percent. Today, at
IS cents pound the aluminium which goes into
defense means savings TO taxpayers Of millions
Of dollars year
This Is our Wartime report to the Nation.
a year ago VIC said If you can't get all TIE
aluminium YOU want when YOU want 1t. you VIII
know that aluminium has gone of to defend yotn
home and your country Today we say Aleoa
Is alloutfor America When Victory is assured
and not before then you will get for the
products Of peace, more aluminium, better alum,
nun, at lower prices than any nation on any
people ever had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

ORTHOD on lists have
" >triycn 20 design appliances
which exert constant delicate
prcSSurcS.
Il would be very easy 10 use
appliances which exert 40 20 50
times the pressure used.
Hence the folly Of claiming
rapid results by finding way
10 gain added preSSurcS from
biting stresses
II is impossible 10 correct q
badly deformed arch within a
few days.
Tendency to mallormation Of
the teeth and laws may be
hereditary or acquired.
The acquired type may be due
10 diet, respiratory difficulty or
environmental.
There may he interference
with normal growth of the bones
Of the head and face
Removal Of baby teeth too
soon or retention too long also
may contribute 10 the condition.
II must he evident 20 any one
who considers the subject that
such a complicated situation can
not he corrected IN a short space
Of time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

"OMRs TO defend; enemies 70 defeat,
weapons to make, all destiny seeming n
hang in the balance
About defense Is changing your whole BE
It's changing industry.
For all out defense, millions Of Americans are
getting along without the aluminium to which
they had grown accustomed hundreds OF
American industries have gwen up the aluminium
which they depended upon in their manufactur
ms operations
That aluminium has gone into airpsnes ant
aircraft equipment warships, mobile held nteh
ems. ponton bridges communications apparatus
and Tor many other military purposes 1t mas
helped to WIN reprieve for liberty II has
helped to halt the onrush OF relationships.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

growth--the growth of~1he Jaws
and bony processes around the
teeth.
Teeth are not just straight
ened by the cXertlon OF me-
chanical pressure.
II this were true, one could
easily make an apparatus at
home and apply il 10 the teeth
10 push them in the desired
direction.
The best research reports
show that il takes II days 10
obtain any new bone formation
following the beginning Of
treatment.
Bone destruction can be OBJ
tanned rapidly, but if that were
all that IS desired il might be
accomplished Surbically under
an anaeSthetic rather than by
two TO II days Of excessive pres
sure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
On Broadway
Walter VinchpH

rad' Mark R'El'''rsd corynghi. 1882
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
On the Side
II. y. DHrling

n"no4'.o .. K'as Features syndicA" Ine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

That Is u,hv defense sc Alooa onEv business
TO-DAY
That IS why We nave undertaken to produce
aluminium at rate equal to the total aluminium
production in Germany, Italy, and the Naa
dominated countries Of Europe This aluminium
VIII be produced in our own plants and IN the
Government plants we arc building with all the
speed and know how We possess. And re-
member this AIeoa is not The only producer OF
aluminium in Amcfca
All this makes po,.'a.o tonnac. teamwork
oy Americans keyed 70 about for Ameuca
production by soorcs IF aluminium taouoators,
thousands OF foundncs, and BY the AVIATION,
sutomotive and other industries which are fash.
ionlng aluminium and aluminium products INTO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

develop some speed on typewriter for user
Of the pick and peck system.
Some husbands address their wives rs "Sweet.
This seems an awkward affected and unoriglna
term OF endearment 10 me ! even ike darling
better.
Evening star., 1942-11-18
Naval Air Cadet Is Cited
For Heroism in Wreck

Aviation Cadet Robert Clarke
Gutnecht, U. S. N. R., whose cur
rent address Is not known by the
Navy has been. commended by
Rear Admiral Randall Jacobs,
CHIEF. OF naval personnel, for heroism
ne displayed following the B. & O.
Railroad wreck near Dickerson, Nd,
September "a.
Admiral Jacobs letter of COM
mendation commented on the per
sonal bravery" and the resource
fulness and quick thinking OF Cadet
Gutnecht, as he assisted in rescue
work. The letter referred to the
rescue action as follows:
With complete disregard Of your
personal safety, you entered a burn
ing pullman several times and later
crawled beneath it, extinguishinp
fires and bringing injured passen-
gers to safety"
Evening star., 1942-11-18
Gen. Grant to Address
Sons Of Revolution

Brig. Gen. U. 8. Grant, Sd, will
address the District Society, Sons
OF the American Revolution, at 8
o'clock tonight in. the Mayfiower
Hotel. Gen. Grant is an honorary
member of the society. -
During its business session the So
ciety will elect a treasurer to fill
a vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton Of Capt. Harvey B. Gram, ir.,
now in the Army. Two members
also are to be elected to the society's
board OF management to fill vacan-
cies caused by the designations of
c. Leonard Brown and Robert M.
The society's president, 1t.
q. g. w. Harvey Wise, jr., has
issued special invitation for sery-
icemen to attend the meeting.
Evening star., 1942-11-18
Bishop Hoban Appointed
Coad jutor Of Cleveland

The Apostolic Delegation has an
nounced that the Most Rev. Edward
F. Hoban, Bishop of Rockford, ILL.,.
has been named coadjutor Bishop
OF the Archdiocese of Cleveland. and
that Msgr. Martin J. O'Connor, vicar
general Of the Scranton pa di-
ocese has been named auxiliary
bishop for that diocese.
Bishop Hoban, whose new diocese
Is the titular see of Lystra. will
assist the Most Rev. joseph
Schrembs, Archbishop of Cleveland
and has the right of succession. A
native OF Chicago, he was educated
at St. Ignatius College, there. at
ST. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore. and
the Gregorian University, Rome. He
was named Auxiliary Bishop of Chi
cago in 1921 and Bishop of Rockford
in 1923. -
Bishop-elect O'Connor is 4 native
OF Scranton, where for the past
nine years he has been rector of
the cathedral. He was educated
at the University of Scranton, St,
Marys Seminary, Baltimore, and
the Apolhnaris College, Rome.
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Evening star., 1942-11-18

The war we're in Is the war to
win! Buy War bonds.