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La gaceta., 1942-06-20
Con tropas de ~refuerzo los nazis armenian
su p~resionamlento en- Sebastopol
Fracasaron 10 snl evos ataques encaminados a
romper las lineas sovieticas.-La escuadra roja
hundio un tran porte de $4,000 toneladas

Moscu, JUNO 20.-C n nue.
vas tropas, traidas en- is dlti-
mos dias, los nazis n sifican
hoy su presionamiento en- Sc
lbastopol.
Divisiones de soldados que a.
caban de llegar de la r~etaguar-
dia, Sc han undo a las trcpaS
del mariscal Won Mannstein Y
TeemplaZaran a los caidos EN- los
lltimoS cOmbates,
La noticia alemana sobre la
penetration de las lineas rusas,
es falsa, no Sc ha podido confir-
mar.
lEn un communicate de hoy, el
Bur6 de information del Soviet,
dice: "Nuestra infanteria, ma
rinos y artilleros repelen los alta
ques del enemigo y d~escargan so
bre el nuevos golpes.
"Escuedra Roja", ell 6rgano
de la marina, informa que cua-
tro ~regimientos nazis de infan-
terra, apoyados por tanques y
numerOsos aeroplanos, Sc acerca
ron a un fuerte punto de la de
fensa, mas fueron r~epulsados
luego de 10 horas de batalla.
Varios intentos para romper
las lineas rusas, bajo ell amparo
La gaceta., 1942-06-20
UN VIEJO A DE ASAL.
TAR A UNA NINA LATINA

I'm viejo que tiene una nue.
bleria de "segunda mano' en-
la Gale de Howard, cerca de
LaSalle, fue arrestado hoy ba-
10 la acusaci6n de intentar vic
lar a una nina de IL amos, hi
ia de un estimado matrimonio
que en- la barriada reside.
Ell indecente vejestorio las
tim6 ell pudor de la nina y la
amenaz6 con malaria 81 10 de-
cia a sus padres, pero no lego
a saeiar su bestial instinto.
Los detectives de la eiudad
interrogaron a la criatura y a
varios vecinos.
Pasara la causa . los tribu-
La gaceta., 1942-06-20
EN- LA WPA PERDERAN Ell
TRABAJO 1850 PERSONALS

jacksonville, JUNO 20.-La
WPA, por medic del admins
trador en- el Estado, Sr. Hark-
ness, anunci6 aver cue en- ell
condado de Hillsborough per-
deran Ell trabajo, e. dia / de
julio, 1850 personals. al pre-
sente trabajan para esa agen-
cia. ''certificados" por la ofici-
ma de Tampa, 3 500 hombres
Y mujeres, que cochran men,
sualmente 5000, 525.
La gaceta., 1942-06-20

Despu6s de que e. abogado
Cobbey, aspirante a la alcal-
dia, habl6 de las. serias irregu
laridades c0metidas Ell los Ii
bros de la recaudaci6n de con-
tribuciones, en- 81 periodic del
recaudador j. NJ. Burnett, los
comisionados de ! condado a
cordaron pedir al gobernador
que los libros sean investiga-
dos.
Cobbey cit5 irregularidades
en- Ia forna de expedir los re-
cibos V en- marcar contribucio-
mes ascendentes a 1892, inclu
yendo S405 en- contribuciones
del hogan de Brice Burnett,
ahora empleado en- la oficina
del eXcelente recaudador An
thony Schleman.
Los scores. comihsionados es
timan que debe hacerse un e.
xamen complete de los libros
v sin p6rdida de tempo.
Muchas personals pagaron
sus contribuciones y tienen re-
cibos de clio, pero en- 10. libros
no aparece asi.
La gaceta., 1942-06-20
CLARK GABLE QUIERE IN
GRESAR EN- LA AVIACION

Washington, JUNO 20,-La
s|ecretaria de la Guerra anun-
cid aver que el actor cinema
tgrafico Clark Gable ha soli-
citado una plaza de Official en-
las fuerzas a6reas,
ST Sc le declara acceptable,
ingresara en- la %escuela de a.
viaci6n de Miami Beach y mas
tarde pasara a la oficina del
director de entrenamiento in
dividual, en- Washington.
La gaceta., 1942-06-20

Mantenga su en6rgica pro-
tesla, c~iudadano, contra los
que insultan a la Repdbliaa
"cobrando" y "protegiendO"
ell juego prohibido.
iManda listed su hijo a la
guerra, llamado por la naci6n,
y Sc quedan ganando miles de
d6lares en- santa paz," sin
TRAFALGAR, los senores "explota
dores."
Insultan a la bandera, insul-
tan al pals, insultan a las ms
tituciones, insultan a la deceH
cia..... los que tratan de olvi-
dar las lecciones dadas por los
c~iudadanos de Chicago a los
sehores del 'raqueterismo."
Ell "nazifascismo" de los que
atacan por la espalda a la de-
mocracia es tan periodical a la
cusa de la libertad como los
actos de violencia de la Costa
pc y la Ovra.
La gaceta., 1942-06-20

ACADIA de ser procesado e.
Filadelfia, ell Rev. Kurt E. B.
Molzahn, pastor de la mas ia
mosa iglesia alemana" de la
progresista ciudad.
Afirma ell clerigo que es mo
cente; pero ell Gran Jurado no
Opina como el.
La naci6n tiene ell deber de
castigar, sacandolos de sus
guaridas, a los enemigos de la
libertad.
Hace pocos dias Sc public6
un manifesto, firmado pOr IL
prominentes cl6rigos, atacan :
do a los "quisling:" que Sc ha
cen pasar por ministries de
Dios e inicuamente sirven a Ia
antidemocracia.
Los clerigos protestantes de
claran que los ministries, paste
res Y sacerdotes "quislings,'
los trajdores icon sumo gusto
traerian ell nazismo a la Anne
RIGA en- el nombre de Ia cris-
ttianidad." "Hacen un impro-
pio uso del nombre de Cristo,
tratan de minar nuestra forma
democratica de vida y extern
der las doctrinas raciales y los
odios religiosos de Hitler"
"Ellos interpretarian el cristia
nismo en- terminus de racismo
Y un nacionalismo estrecho.
Ellos negarian la eristiandad
como una religion universal"
Los traidores todos, vistan
blusa, uniforme militar, leyita
o sotana, deben ser e%ncarcela-
dos y sometidos por entero a
la acci6n de los tribunales.
La gaceta., 1942-06-20

riiades. Los arrestados seran re
mitidos a instituciones de mejo-
ramiento, a trabajos forzados o
q les "campos de education" de
la Gastapo.
lncluye la "purga" a personals
nmorales 0 de mente desequili-
brada. Las nuevas medidas cuen
tan con el apoyo del partido
Nazi Y de los Trabajadores.
'NUEVO DE
la BASE DE CAYO HUESO
La gaceta., 1942-06-20

Key West, JUNO 20.-Se a.
nunci6 aver Ell nombramiento
del comandante j. II. Mckay pa
ra iofe de la estaci6n naval de
eta ciudad. Hizo la designa-
ci6n el contralmirante j. l..
Kaufman, que traslld6 su Off
Gina a Miami.
Recientemente se confi6 a
Kaufman la jefatura de las o.
peraciones en- 81 golfo de Mexico
" el mandO del septimo distrito
naval.
La gaceta., 1942-06-20

Deseamos ell mayor exito, en-
su fiesta de manana, al Circu-
10 Cubano.
Sociedad que pertenece a to
dos sus miembros y Sc gobier-
ma por un reglamento liberal.
Ell mutualismo detesta ell
"yoismo6," en- todas sus Eases.
poroue es una feliz conjunction
de esfuerzos d6lares y desin-
teres.
~ quien ataca los whales in
La gaceta., 1942-06-20

LOS COMISIONADOS PIDEN
Sc INVESTIGUEN Los IL
BROS DE LA OFICINA DEL
R~ECAUDADOR DE CONTRI-
BUCIONES
La gaceta., 1942-06-20

Propone ell subsecretario de
Estado, Welles que despues de
terminada la guerra, y antes
de que Sc firme ell tratado de
paz, haya I'm periodic de EN-
friamiento."
81 las cosas Sc "enfrian," Sc
nor subsecretario, las intrigas
y los partidarismos entraran
en- juego.
iY no lie hara ell Senado a
Franklin D. Roosevelt apesar
de las nuevas lecciones, 10 que
insensatamente lie hiciera al
ilustre Wilson?
Apruebese primero ell trata'
do y mas tarde.... modifique-
Sc, en- case necesario, con ARE
glo a la convenience de los
pueblos libres y la civilization
La gaceta., 1942-06-20
FRANCES LANGFORD HIZO
UNA VISTA A LAKELAND

Lakeland, JUNO 29.-Hizo
aver una vista a esta ciudad,
pasando aqui varias horas la
cantante Dc radio y actriz Fran
ces Langford.
Arrib6 de Hollywood a la
Florida en- eompahla de 81 GU
Miss Luisa Locher. John
Hall, ell actor, esposo de la
Langord, no pudo hacer ell via
je por estar completando una
p~elicula.
La gaceta., 1942-06-20
Ell TEMPO

Probables aguaeeros. Minima
en- Ia mhana de hoy. 70 grades.
La gaceta., 1942-06-20

Ahora sentimos lastima por
ell sehor Del Rio; pero... justo
es reconocer que el no sinti6
lastima o pena por los d6lares
de los socios del Centre Astu-
riano Y sus familias.
Volvi6 la espalda al mutua-
lismo, a la amistad, a la con-
fianza en- 6l depositada.
La gaceta., 1942-06-20

Los hombres de Russia COM
baten como los republicanos
espanoles, los holandeses, nor
teamericanos, chinos y filipi.
nos.
tEs la consigna no dar un pa
so atras.
Nc ''pasaron' los nazis en-
Sebastopol, no "pasaron" en-
Kharkov......
iPor que pasarOn los nazi-
fascistas en- Libia?
iQuien hizo de nuevo IN
calculo equivocado?
La gaceta., 1942-06-20

males del Estado, que actuaran
con ell rigor de costumbre en-
estos easos.
La gaceta., 1942-06-20
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
"Enfriamiento" despues de la guerra. = Sin re-
troceder. Los clerigos y la Democracia.-
Cooperation. - "Quislings." = rotesta contra
los excesos.

tereses del mutualismo, puede
afirmarse que conspira contra
la union de la familia huma-
ma!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23
Baked Ham Is Fine Choice
 For Your Christmas Dinner

A whole baked ham is e fine dish for the Christmas season, either as the main dish for the holiday din- ner or oil other occasions. It offers 8 good supply of delicious meat to serve when you have guests, or the youngsters are home from college and when you wish to serve Satis- flying meals with the least amount of work in the kitchen.
 A baked ham is easily prepared and 1t can be beautifully garnished to make 1t most decorative main dish for any feast. Its attractive ap- pearance, as well as the fact that 1t tastes so good, makes 1t a favorite selection as the center of 6 buffet meal. It is a substantial basis for more than one meal for the left- over portion can be served in a variety of tempting ways.
 Baking whole ham or a half ham (which can be decorated like a whole ham) is a very simple mat. ter these days. It is roasted, un- covered, in slow oven, then gar. nished in any way you choose.
 Baked Ham
 Place a whole or half ham fat side up on rack ifl an open roasting pan. Make an incision and insert a roast meat thermometer so that the bulb reaches the center of the largest muscle, taking care that 1t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23
WOMAN,.S REALM 2
GlOyUing Yourself
mR AnalA maFA
MA Rnrxlnn alnlR MrlleI

N&M DyNvACW 8tAM WhAtSE
 You and you and you and OH the rest of us are doing Q lot more walk ing these days than we used t0, un- less we're among the fortunate few booned with . super.gas card. And Q good thing, too.
 For walking is ono of the best, easiest and least appreciated of exercises. The extra miles that gas rationlng js forcing you to walk can be turned into . first- class beauty aid, if you just learn to walk properly.
 Tn the first place, get into the habit of walking. Say you have an errand to do 10 blocks away, Your impulse, born of long habit, Is to take the bus at the corner, Don't. Start walking. Step out briskly, but don't dash along as aggressively as if you were in Q
 Keep your body erect, but not wooden-soldler stiff. Swing your legs from the hips, And, impor- tantly, cultivate Q rhythm In your walk. You might even hum a tune in your head and keep in step. Don't concentrate grlmly on your walking. Take time to look about you--you1l bc surprised at tho number of new, pleasant or amusing things youll notice that you have been missing by riding in street car or bus every time you have 0 few blocks to 90.
 You'll also be surprised at low quickly you'll get to your destina. ton. The 10 blocks shouldn't take you more than eight minutes.
 And if you walk properly, you'll have had eight minutes Of arm and leg swinging exercise, eight min. utes of good deep breathing and eight minutes of clean, fresh win- ter air that1l do your complexion 6 lot more good than the over. heated carbon dioxide, gasoline fume concoction you would have been breathing in the bus.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23
SCOvILL'SSEEK
 VICTORY QUEEN
Contest Serli.Finals Set for January 2 at Doc.
 little Hall

The semi.iinals Of the very iiA tereStlng competition to determine Victory Queen for Waterbury" sponsored by the Scevill Drum Corps will be held January 2 at Doolittla Hall on Hamilton avenue, tt was Nn~ nounced this morning b. Edward Roger, president of the sponsoring group. New contestants must reyiss ter for the sems-finAls before Dee cember %.
 Twenty.seven girls competed in last weeks event attended by 800 who enjoyed Q program of round and square dancing, The judges were Corporal H. E, Hamel, John Blrd of the Waterbury Tool, A, E, Yoins ker of the Waterbury Tool and Henry Hubbell of the sams factory.
 The following were selected: Mary, Schlosser of 9 Lounsbury street, rec presenting Scovills; Angie TedeSco of 266 Walnut extension, repre- sat- ing Chase's, Lillian Bucks, of 2eS Bradley avenue, representing the Waterbury Clock; Julia Russell os 27 Johnson street, representing the Waterbury Clock; Mary Lushinsky of , Berkeley street, repr ssentine Scovill's; Lorraine Ayotte of 4A Iavsk street, representing the Bristol Co., Jean Carter of 2l Academy avenuN representing the Troy O.; Mary Frost of 2Se Atwood avenue: and Isabel King of lao Norts, >.ain,
 The Scovill Drum Corps will furs nlsh the music for the drafteeS Dee ccmber % and 90 at the ratlroa0l station,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23

One skirt, one jedkin and a varie- ty of blouses can be your stream lined wardrobe for the winterl Skirt and slim-fitting jerkin can be made of durable corduroy, gab- ardine or flannel. Blouses can be of washable cottons. smart checked flannels, colorful foulards or challis.
 Pattern No. 8263 is in sizes 12, l4, IS. IS. 20; 70. Sire IA jerkin and skirt require 3 Ia yards S0-inch material. 2 l-2 yards 54-inch. Short sleeve blouse, 5-8 years Ss-inch material.
 For this attractive pattern, send IS cents, plus 1 cent for postage. in coins, with your name, address. pattern number and size to The Waterbury Democrat, Today's Pat tern Service, i06 7th Avenue, New York, N. Y.
 Sewing for Christmas? Then you1l appreciate the extra help you can find and all the new pat terms shown in the winter Fashion Book, available at aS cents per copy. Send for this book with 15 cent vattern. both will come to you fog 2s aants nlas 1 csnt for postage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23
HUNT FOR WOMAN
 FINALLY ENDED

Los Angeles Dec. 23--(UP)-Mrs, Margaret sharon o'Dea Wallace sought since mid-November when she ailegedly kidnapped and aban- doned three small children after throwing their mother over c cliff, was arrested last night, police an- nounced today.
 Mrs. Wallace was taken into cus- tody at the apartment of a florist who employed her under the name of Louise Hewitt of Chicago. At first she refused to talk, but later denied the charges against her.
 Mrs. Inex Maclam, 90.pound mother who was thrown over a cliff near Encinitas, Cal, Nov. i7, named Mrs. Wallace as her assailant. Mrs. Maclams thre children were abe ducted and later abandoned at Los Angeles, while she was convalescing from critical injuries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23

of the rind, if there is one. Use syrup or brown sugar or honey as . glaze. Pour this over the surface of the ham and return 1t to the oven to finish baking and to glaze. Be sure to use every morsel of the baked ham in the days follow ing It's first appearance.
 Here are tempting ways to serve leftover ham.
 Ham Fritters
 Mix 1-2 cup ground ham, 1 cup cooked corn, l tablespoon minced onion, 2-3 cups -four and i-2 tea spoon baking powder. Fry in deep lard.
 Creamcd Ham
 Heat diced ham with diced green pepper and pimento. Combine with rich cheese sauce. Serve in noodle ring.
 Cottage Pie
 Place e layer of mashed potatoes in e baking dish. Add finely chop ped baked ham. Moisten with gravy. Top with mashed potatoes. Bake.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23
Of Interest To Women

Have you q household problem to solve? Write your question clearly, sign your name and ad. dress, enclose Q three-cent post- age stamp and mali to The Wom. ans Editor, Washington Service Bureau, The Democrat, 1913 18th Street, Washington, D. C., for . personal reply.
 e. am a widow; my father and mother are both dead and there is no very near relative. I am remarry- ing shortly and want to know how the invitations to the wedding should be worded.
 4. When there is no parent or near relative to announce the mar riage the form of invitation usually is--
 The honor uf your presence is re-
 quested at the marriage of
 Mrs. Mary Browne Smith
 and
 MT. Richard Jones
 Time
 Place
 e. Do house plants undergo a rest period?
 4. There is time, usually in the fall or early winter, when most plants are incapable of active veg- etative growth. The condition lasts about two or three months. It is natural and may be likened to the dormant period of plants grown out doors. During this period plants will stand less light, and should be given less heat, about one-fourth the usual watering, and must not be fed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23

Mrs. Dl Clcco, Gloria has summed up her attitude toward the town and its people like this: ~Manhat- tan, Kansas, Is miffed because they rolled out the red velvet carpet for me and I wouldn't walk on 1t. suppose they felt that was their chance to put Manhattan, Kansas, on the map when they saw mo coming"
 No big city girl is going to win friends and influence people In a small town if she moves in with that attitude.
 HOW NOT TO
 MAKE FRIENDS
 And Gloria made another mistake, Instead of taking small apartment that could not be too incongruous with her husbands rank Of corporal In the Army, she had to have the best house in town and Q stan of servants to run 1t.
 Then, instead of regarding the people of Manhattan as human things she seems to have looked on them condescendingly as "charac. ters." She is reported to have Invited Q nelghbor to tea just as she had seen young wives dosn small towns In the movies"
 There she was, living In a small town but not trying to find out what 1t and It's people were really like because she already knew from the movies.
 Naturally Manhattan, Kansas, doesn't love Mrs. Dl Cicco. No small town is going to take to It's heart any big city girl who makes the three cardinal mistakes that Gloria made.
 Gloria isn't the first big city girl who has made those mistakes in zoe ing to q small town to live. They
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23

does not rest on fat or bone. Do not cover and do not add water. Place in Q slow oven (300 degrees F) and bake until done. Smoked ham is done when the meat thermometer register 170 degrees F. Allow about twenty-five minutes per pound for baking 6 whole ham and about thir- ty minutes per pound for half ham.
 Many of the hams now on the market are done at an internal tenn. perature lower than i70 degrees F., and require about one fourth less cooking directions which accom-. pany these hams should be followed.
 To Glaze Ham
 Just before the ham is done, re- move 1t from the oven and take
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23
Lima Bean Casserole
 (Seryes 6)

One and three fourths cups dried lima beans. 3 tbs. butter, 3 tbs. flour, 1iz tspS. salt. Ia tsp. pepper, 1 cup milk. 1-2 cup bean liquor. IF cups shredded process American cheese, IF cups but tered soft. stale bread crumbs.
 Soak beans overnight and cook according to package directions. Melt butter. stir in flour and sea- sonings; remove from heat: add milk and bean liquor gradually, stirring until blended. Cook. stir- ring constantly. until thickened. Remove from heat; add cheese; stir until melted. Add beans and pour into 6 individual casseroles. Top with bread crumbs and bake in moderate oven (350 degrees F) % to 20 minutes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23
. MODERN MENUS Use Whole Grains
 On Meatless Days
Chesee Bran Mullins Makes 10 2-inc1a mufffns)

Two tbs. shortening, l cup shredded American cheese, 1-4 cup sugar, egg, beaten, E cup milk, 1 cup bran, 1 cup all-purpose flour, 1 tbs. baking powder, i-2 tsp. salt.
 Cream shortening and add cheese; add sugar and mix well. Beat in egg and milk. Add bran and let stand until moisture is absorbed Add flour. baking powder and salt which have been sifted together and stir until just moistened. Bake in q hot oven (400 degrees F) for 2s minutes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23
Latest Styles,
WE, THE WOMEN
------------------------Wkp 1Ekk WUMkN----- GlOria'S Feud With Kansas Town Illustrates 3 Typical Mistakes, Says Ruth Millett

are common mistakes but they ore magnlfled when they are mode by a cafe society helress. But made n8 any girl they end lEf the same way. Big city glrl disllkes snall town. And the feeling is mutual.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23

fences In Man. haitian, Kansas.
 Gloria started out with several wrong Ideas. She thought she was comforting an honor on the Kansas town by moving ere with her llus. band. Now that the brief stay Is over and it has en revealed that Mrs. Dl Clcco didn't care for Manhattan and Manhattan
 iiSinik nn.pA for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23
TOMORRoW's MENU

BREAKFAST: Tomato and grapefruit juice, cracked wheat cereal raisin toast. coffee or milk.
 LUNCHEON: Creamed cod fish with hard cooked eggs on toast. mixed green salad, nut cookies. tea or milk.
 DINNER: Lima bean casser- ole, kale. fresh fruit salad, whole wheat mullins. custard pudding, coffee or milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23
PLAYING REAY.

All through Paramount's "Eerial Gunner" William Benedict plays a soldier, stationed at the Harlingen Eerial Gunnery school. The day fol- lowing completion of the role he reports to the Army for service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23
JACKIE COOGAN, JR,

Visiting his first movie set, John Anthony Coogan. eight and half months old son of former child star Jackie Coogan, accompanied his mother, Flower Parry, to Para mounts Aerial Gunner" Mrs. Coo- gan has 8 role in the film while Papa Coogan is in the Army.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX EEA Service Staff Writer

MeatlesS meals need Supplemen- tary supplies Of vitamin B-l. That's why whole grain breads ard muf- fins should appear in the meatless menu.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23
Caroline Chatfield
Truth and Consequences
Saps Today
Title Reg1tsred. U. <. Patent onacs

Truth and Consequences
 k made his living with preference for wood choppng Commonly hafw he was not without tne e made up lacked in culture he made up application to his work He was almost tasun sxcep when he melted to talk w some sensational bit of news that de- veIoped in his neghbOrhOod.
 Dock lived with daughter Bess in two room nut The furniture consisted of two beds wltn snuck and stove Tow sacks were boasted panes Of glass; The except at night had no Vesge o k catch I'll, wife a sngy coored who wheo walked With exception o bear cooking his cabbage and conpread sne hi vy little Certainly did nothing to improve his philosophy of lie epomzed trencant sentence There Sunptn to AIter her spare strength at the cabbage patch which decorated the front yard down ani died put her in 1t and without nenent or clergy cooked usual with comment his bereavement other than e that his old had died and been buried
 Bes inherited good incidence and philosophy life which she exemphed an0 being good for h her mental equipment While father from home doing lonely and she went agng for iehcw intended be married the fol husband to live with her Dock was stunned hours ae talking in high pitched ex- gescuating wildly poured into the sympathetic ears employer his story.
 Bess is fixing marry Her but don't know how to stop her"
 mind set having her a him I'd her fine bureau as bought"
 "wouldnt sine trade with you?"
 sNay she sayed she'd ruther have man as a bureau"
 Docks present a sonn-
 learned enough to know the old adage Youth must willing chop young who could himself.
 do all suffer the consequences of choices. CAROLINE CHATFIELD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23
BoGART ON DUTY

While Director Lloyd Bocan and the faction in the North Atlantic" company shot around him, Hum. plirey Bogart was serving with the Coast Guard auxiliary on patrol duty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23

Dinah Shore, who is making her movie debut in Warner BroS,s Thank Your Lucky stars" is Sc sold on Hollywood that she plans to make Southern California heP uermanent home,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23
Ry RUTm NFlTLETT

Any bride moving from a large city to Q small town could take a lesson on how not to act from QloFia Vanderbilt Dl Cicco and her exper.