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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-31

1IIB WUUUIt WIII NIeIy UT lI6 WVIe1I WIIO IIFiVV splaco in the effort is that they are too chooS woman who deals with volunteer war workers.
 She claims that 1t doesn't do any good to suggest to women who are still going around saying, "Id really like to do somethng," that there is organization that needs them They always find drawbacks , Tell such woman that organization meets on certain days each week and she says T really don't feel that ought to tie myself down to schedule like that It just wouldn't be convenient"
 Or tell that type of woman that some other organ izaton needs workers and she will tell you that she simply loathes the who is supervising the work. and wouldn't be bossed around by her for any thing in the world
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-31

which have been worn in the past. but they will give satisfactory serv- ice. particularly those of the higher grades. There will be ceiling prices on each grade.
 o. Please give me recipe for chocolate chip cookies that requires only minimum of sugar.
 A. Here is one that does not use sugar at all Cream 1-2 cup butter and 1-2 cup honey until light and fluffy. Add one whcle small egg and beat well. Sift together twice cup flour, IA teaspoon salt and 1 tea spoon baking powder. Add the flour mixture to the butter mixture; then add 1-2 teaspoon vanilla ard blend well. Fold in 1-2 cup semi sweet chocolate chips and IA cups chopped nut meats. Chill and drop by teaspoonfuls on greased cookie sheet. Bake at 375 degrees F. for 12 minutes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-31
HEALTH
H0ze, To Keeb WeU
By DIR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.


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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-31
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A picture isn't necessarily just . picture any more, nor is a tray simply . tray. They may be used interchangeably as shown here. The plcture-tray, made wholly of wood and decorated with liquid resisting paint, Is an example both of mate rial conservation and the trend to. ward making more artistic homo furnishing items, particularly when they serve dual purposes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-31

The worlds longest bomber ferry route, 5000 miles. United States-to- Australia, is being maintained by American flyers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-31

manly charm than just talking to him about 1t, however diplomatic and tactful you fancy yourself.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-31

U. 6. asa2 alEcraat production IS expected to reach the e billion mark for manufacture Of planes, enslnsu end pgapelleEs al0ne.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-31
Caroline Chatfield
Small Vices in Common Draw People To-
gether.
Says Today
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-31

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-31
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-31

That little putting of and then grab ping opporune something that should have been done responsive chord weak mind stranger There real bond be- instantly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-31
WE, THE WOMEN
WIZ THE WOMEN ---- ."Choosey Woman Has Trouble
 Finding Her Place In War Work
By RUTH MILLETT

 with many of the women who haven't yet found any effort is that they too choosey according to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-31

habitual prOcranatOr has therefore the lOang habit couldn't write darth material Besides couldn't daily deadneeven telegraph wires.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-31

One thing about procrastinator you have to She doesn't pretend that she's taking time to thin or hat she's waiting for convenient time to dis hat she's avoiding the haste that makes waste She a procrastinator and can't help it. She confesses tn character to come to drips with her tasks on time she can pospone coming to grips she postpones.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07

street. She deserves all the sup
port of the many friends of her
late husband and well loved fell
low, Roy Lightfoot.
Toledo visitors took in several
OF the gayspots Of this Frantic
City" last week and promised to
come again. Those in the party
we're Mr., and Mrs. Al Roman, Mary
Lee (Charmer) Norman, and AL
phonsO King and Mr.. and Mrs. AID
ridge Jackson.
To Honor Press
Twelve Horsemen club will play
host to a press gathering within
two weeks as a gesture OF friend
ship to the working press.
Charming and AYT Doris Baugh
is solidly in the know of what
makes for fun these days.
Corp. George Hubbard and Pfc.
James Washington will return to
Fort Custer with visions OF a gala
time had here on their furloughs.
. Thelma Lee thobby creator
OF gifts is readying TO get the
holiday handmade gifts on her
shelves for sale to those interested.
. Christine chatham was heard
and playing sweet songs at
"l2" Horsemen club Sunday black
. One Of Sheriff Andrew Baird's
strongest supporters is Deputy Eu-
gene Tondee, a nice guy himself
. Brown Gal Eleanor Easton is
still one Of the city's leading after
hour players. They're saying
strange things" about a certain
band personnel who has recently
here.
Gals Are "On"
You can always tell when Old
Mother Goose is about to pluck her
geese tweather fixing to snow by
the way the hepgals get all too
chummy with neglected boyfriends.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
Swinging
With
NiteliferS'

thony Thomas, Susie Thomas, Da-
vid and Myra Pickell, Albert Gray
son.
Present show at Paradise theatre
does not come up 10 expectations
Best offerings being Walter
Browns blues-singing and blind
Albert Hibber's vocalizing. The
Peters Sisters Just amt on. T.
Bone Walker will prove outstand-
ing talent appearing at clubs here,
now at Zombie.
ZOmbie Attraction Outstanding
Guitar playing and blues singing
T-Bone Walker, coming direct from
Chis Rhumboogie is the stellar at
traction at Broad's Club Zombic
for the current show, labeled
Rhythm Hotel" by Producer Leon
ard Reed.
The production opens with a full
cast doing their routine as bell
hops, chamber maids and porters
in Rhythm Hotel then Sonny
Williams goes into his dance and
IS best on the criss-cross walking
taps. A medley of old favorite as
Memories Of You" and others give
Dell St. John ample opportunity
TO display her vocal ability.
Catfish Row" skit with vocals
led by Dell St. John and back
grounded by a superb choral effect
has Reed doing some good work
IN the spotli;e middle number.
Frank and Joe, a taps duo, offer
their dance routine on the floor
boards. While the Brown Trio
show off the antics of a guy who
has a way with two gals, giving
a lesson TO unhep Cats.
Chorines make up the finale in
Pirates at Sea" number with
Frank and Joe breakingup the skit
with some comedy stuff.
What They're Saying
Hepcats: Twinkle, twinkle little
star I'm the Cat you wish you
are Flychicks; Lead me daddy
straight to the bar AWOL: a
wolf on the loose. Hey Wolves:
Come, Mary Little Lamb and let
daddy Skin" you.
Casing The Femmes
SBT (sWeet brown talenD: Bea-
trice Poole, Modestine Young, Bea-
trlce Richardson, Ruth Mcintosh,
Mildred Duncan. Virginia Bailey,
Sally Sykes. Olive Dillahunt, Lii.
liam Easton, Sylvia Lee, Gertle
Warren, Lillian Craig, Dorothy
Rivers.
AYT attractive yellow talenO:
Geneva Hawkins, Katherine Tins
ley, Sadie Key, Kathleen Garland. |
Ernestine Sharpe, Mona Smith and
Geraldine Mays. These names
were taken from our file Of hep.
chicks and fair damsels collected
during many months OF sojourn
along tho sep.a oyways Of the city)
For Readers Only
Any day now, Mrs. Eula Light
foot, owner OF Club B. and c. will
announce the date for the grand
opening OF the new and improved
club at Beacon aad--St Antoine
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
Bing Crosby
SoLdierHost
AtHisHone

LOS ANGELES - CAMP - With
his beautiful colonial style mansion
overlooking Tolucca lake thrown
open 10 colored soldiers and their
friends, Bing Crosby, famous radio
and screen star, showed the true
spirit OF democracy last Sunday
Afternoon.
Headed by Capt. Laura Slayton.
the AWVS girls aided the famous
host in entertaining the brown
fighters Highlight OF the enter
tainment being Erskine Hawkins
famous band. here for night club
ana picture engagements.
The tea was an all afternoon af-
fair lasting from II am. until 6 p
m. Many famous celebrities OF both
races made the drive up beautiful
San Fernando Valley for the affair
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
Noble SissLe
TourOfDixie

CHARLESTON, S. CAMP
Noble Sissle and his international
orchestra have just completed an
engagement here, one stop in
vide tour Of the south which the
aggregation is making. 1t has been
4 long time since music lovers in
the hinterland have had an oppor-
tunity to hear Noble and his crew
who are among the top musicians
Of the country. For the past four
years straight they have played al
Billy Roses Diamond Horseshoe"
in New York City, where the band
was a featured attraction.
Other stops on the immediate
tour include Macon, Ga; Oakland,
Fl. Lauderdale, West Palm Beach,
Tampa and Jacksonville, Fla; Balm
bridge, Albany, Ca; Birmingham,
Chattanooga and then Detroit.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
Mr.. FiOe By Five
Clicks At Club Congo

reaaying 10 put on the beg for a
fine winter coat. tHuh?)
Detroit Association Of Beauty
Operators invite all their friends to
attend their big cabaret party to
be held Nov 10 at Three Skies club.
All are welcome and bring your
friends, enjoy yourselves, muchly.
Proceeds of the benefit for villa
Mae Lane held last week at Club
Three Skies was announced this
week by Rollo S. Vest as S543 50
Chester Rentie, Pv Mayor, is al
ready on his way to take the money
to Miss Lane. Paradise VAL
ley can really be proud Of itself
with the buying Of approximately
$4,000 in war bonds following an
Interracial War Bond rally held
last week. Everett l. Watson and
his company and others on the
committee deserve high praise for
their fine work. So do the
entertainers and bands who donate
their services for the occasion.
Halloween dance given last week
by Fosters Beauty shoppe was a
huge success. Another gala affair
is planned by Sadye Foster in the
near future.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07

Producer Larry Steele, Lorenzo
Robertson and Club Congo band
were the representatives Of Slim
Jones Club Congo at the War
Bond rally held Friday night. Both
Steele and Robertson, romantic
baritone, sang songs, while the
band beat OUT some Of the IA
vorite tunes.
At Club Congo Steele's show,
Mr.. Five By Five" is receiving a
happy reception from the patrons.
The show, the second produced by
Steele since his return here. fea-
lures Viola jefferson, diminutive
swingsinger; the Nortons, Lorenzo
Robertson, The Wallace Brothers,
and Hotcha Drew.
Miss jefferson is a holdover
from the previous show, likewise,
Robertson. Miss Drew, a hoicha
singer with plenty Of verve. comes
here from New York. The Wallace
Brothers joined the show after
successful ,tour. with leading
name band.
In addition. there's Claudia
Oliver. dynamic soubrette, and the
Congocttcs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
BREWSTER TO
give MUSICAL
ELABORETTA
Ford Dixie f i G It And
Harry Mcdonald To
Be Guests

Music and dancing and gay en-
ter;ainment are slated for Friday,
Nov. 6. when the curtain rises on
the annual Musical Elaboretta q:
Z pm. at the Brewster Recreation
center. Dorothy Steser Is III Gi.
rector OF the show.
The rich voices Of so men and
women will sing the lovely songs
around '7hich the production Is
built. Harry Macdonald Of the
Macdonald Creamery VIII be
guest soloist and the Ford Dixie
Eight will also be featured The
popular orchestra Of Leroy Smith
will furnish the instrumental
numbers.
Colorful Routines
The colorful and v.vaciouc dance
routines which will be part OF the
show will be presented by mem-
bers OF the womens dance groups
at the Brewster Recreation center,
trained by Villa Mae Malone.
When the show opens the cast
will be seen in olf-f1shioncd cos
tunes and the songs and the
dances will be in the spirit Of the
long, long ago With the second
sct the scene goes modern, the cast
is in evening clothes, and in keep
ing with the times the chorus will
sing such patriotic numbers as
This is Worth Fighting For"
PRAISE the Lord and Pass the
Ammunition" and others.
There will be a physical fitness
drill demonstrating how women
today are preparing themselves for
better health and strength; there
will be modern tap routines to con-
trast with the old fashioned clog
in the first scene.
And in all, this show will COM
bine comedy and patriotism, and
good entertainment. The produc-
ton is being staged under the aus
pices of the Department OF Parks
and Recreation Ushers will be
provided through the cooperation
Of the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
Wanda Paul Still
At MOntgOmery's

Wanda Paul is entering her third
show at Dan Montgomery's cafe
in Buffalo thus justifying the faith
Of her discoveries. Miss Paul is a
newcomer to the theatre having
begun her career of the bright
lights last April.
Wand made her debut as one Of
the featured singers in Leonard
Reeds Minstrel Days show at
Club Zombie.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
SONG OF A LUCKY CHICK

SONG OF A LUCKY CHICK
Hip, hip, hooray
| found a man today.
So all you chicks
Right from the sticks
Get out Of my way.
II
Hip hip, hooray
III get some lovin' today
So all you femmes
Without any men
Stay out Of my way,
III
Hip, hip hooray
found a man today
Hip, hip hooray,
I'll get some lovin' today.
Let me give cheer
Cause my love is near
So, hip, hip, hooray.
L. CHISM
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
EZZARD CHARLES WINS
OVER JOEY MAXIM

observation-disclosures Charles,
Cincinnati middleweight, outslug-
sed joey Maxim, white Cleveland
heavyweight in a 1O-round fast
bout here on Wednesday night, Oct.
%. Charles weighed 165 pounds,
Just l6 pounds less than Maxim.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07

Buying of war bonds and stamps
to tune Of s64O0O Friday black rs
best proof in world that sepians are
fully aware they have a big stake
in the preservation of the American
way Of life. Don't let anyone tell
you differently.
Everyone who Is anybody and a
few nobodies were on hand TO buy
bonds and enjoy a stellar array OF
talent from the local spots parade
across the floorboard during the
lnttrracial War Bond rally held al
Three SKIES club Friday. Watson
Realty company, along with Great
Lakes Insurance company. are only
two Negro bond sellers in the U
s. and are deserving Of great praise
in their efforts TO make P.V. way
on top in bond sales.
Second Balcony Jump and Jitney
Man, featured by f. Hines band
were both written by a former
schoolmate Of ours in Champaign,
H.. by name Of Gerald Valentine
lrombonist and arrangcr with
Father Hines. Valentine was i'll
during the bands sojourn here.
More Stuff
Eze,a p ter is the name Of that
blond 2omb.c chlorine. Seems TO
ne MIRO neonlo Noah Brown
is sfricfly "on" and makes Won well
cono a, the famed Oakland avenue
,itorv called Zomhie Charles
,rcRao I'D, works AT the same spot
NJ lanes Rasnberrv OF
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
Southern U. Music Dept.
Moves To New Quarters

SCOTLANDvILLE, La.-within
the past few days the Department
of Music at Southern university,
has begun transfer Of equipment
from he second floor Of the Laun-
dry building to the newly-reno-
waited building, formerly occupied
by male members Of the Southern
university faculty.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07

u r--I--- .t. " -
nnhrio 20 oat5r ~ A,ar9o-,a,,t
contest ani select their favori,e
theatrical unit, for possible book
ings at Paradise theatre. Wood
ward and Parsons.
Most NJ tho hi, sonia name AZ.
trartiops ,ro orra9dv schod,,lod ~
snncar AZ tho thos,-a dnrins tbs
coming season. However there is
still other talent. which YOU the
public like.
porbons tbev arc irLo hov ar
tte,s and nos.jbIv uniroun 70 The
Dip name hackers IT, ca cboose
yonr 'r,yorita on,a.,1i,ar sinaar
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21
Marian Anderson
ToChristen Ship

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21-(UP)-
Marian Anderson, celebrated Negro
contralto, will christen the Liberty
ship Booker T. Washington when
the 10000 ton vessel is launched at
Wilmington, Calf, the maritime
commission announced today
The Booker T. Washington, first
Liberty ship to be named for a
Negro is in honor of the noted
Negro educator and founder of
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial IN
stitute at Tuskegee, Ala. Washing
ton. foremost exponent of industrial
education for Negroes, who died
Nov IA, 1915.
Among those invited to attend the
launching are Mrs. Portia Washing
ton Pittman, only living daughter
of the educator, now residing at
TuSkegee Institute, and Miss Louise
Washington, a granddaughter and
a government employe in Washing
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21
President Asks
More NavyFund

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21-UP)-
President Roosevelt today asked
congress for new naval appropri-
ations totaling $2,731 ,154,308
The requests included one for
Sl00,000,000 for arming of addition
al merchant ships. The navy's bu-
reau of aeronautics would receive
S960,000000, including $82O,000 for
purchase OF helium.
The Presidents request was made
in a letter which also asked:
Pay and transportation of naval
personnel, 1,734,216,l 1856; bureau OF
yards and docks, $35,069775 in
cluding funds for 1000 motor We
hicles; marine corps pay, $203, ,448,-
642; coast guard pay and allow
ances, $25O000,OOO; miscellaneous
expenses, $3.50, 10000, and training
and education, S2l 100000
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21
Huns Inch Ahead
Over Own Bodies

Guinea. In the owen Stanley noun
tainS north of Port Moresby the
situation was static for the moment
but hope was high that the Allied
defenders would be able to handle
the threatening japanese column.
Allied bombers ranged over the
area of Japanese bases, attacking
the Japanese supply route from
Buna and Lac all the way to Iiori-
baiwa, the Japanese spearhead south
of the owen Stanleys.
The Axis radio, apparently seek
ing to offset the latest American
air success in which flying fortress
bombers smashed at a japanese
fleet, including battleships, broad
cast claims that the Japanese were
making gains against the U. S
Marines on Guadalcanal and that
they were advancing on Port Mores-
by.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21
Senate Farm Bloc
Fights for Labor
Proviso in Parity
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lower than parity, with adjustments
for increased costs such as farm
labor parity prices and comparable
prices for any agricultural COM
modify shall be determined as au-
thorized by existing law but shall
include all farm labor"
Thomas said the amendment as
submitted to his group also carried
provisions defining farm labor as
including that contributed by a
farmers family, and requiring that
wage rates used in the computa-
ton be the general average for hired
farm labor. The subcommittee. how
ever, decided against including the
additional provisos, he said.
Asked whether the amendment
was not directly opposed to Presi-
dent Roosevelts demand for no
change in the parity formula, Thom-
as said:
It's just suggestion as to what
we want done. That's all the bill
is-a suggestion. There is nothing
mandatory in it,"
1t was pointed out that the
amendment said that parity prices
shall" include farm labor
Shall means may Thomas re-
piled.
At present, parity is that price
for a farm commodity which gives
the farmer the same purchasing
power that the sale of the commod-
ity would have given him in the
5earS l909-l9l4. BY including farm
labor costs in the computation Of
parity, prices necessarily would bt
higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21
Chinese GueriIIas
Keep Japs Busy

CHUNGKING, Sept. 21-CUP) =
Six japanese expeditionary forces,
numbering about 5000 men apiece
and augmented by tanks and planes,
spent nearly the entire month OF
August attempting unsuccessfully
to suppress Chinese guerillas in
east Hopei province, New China
Daily reported today.
The drive started about Aug. 7
along the Peiping- -Mukden railway
and the great wall, it was reported,
with the six expeditions centering
their efforts against guerilla ac-
tivities in the Peiping-Tientsin-
Shiukwan triangle" All six forces,
dispatches said, were repulsed by
guerilla units before the end of
August.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21
Guy Holmes Dies:
Funeral Monday

Guy Holmes, 81, printer and a
resident of Imperial Valley for 25
years, died Sunday in an Ell Centre
hospital and was buried at Ever
green cemetery after funeral SER
vices in El Centre at II am. Mon
day.
The Rev. Mr. Hayden Sears, pas
tor of the First Methodist church
preached the funeral sermon.
Holmes was survived by his wife
Mrs. Lucie Annie Holmes; three sis
ters, Mrs. Ethel Robb of Santa Ana
Mrs. Clara Brady of Costa Mesa
and Mrs. Elsie wells of Nebraska
/ five brothers, E. w. OF Arizona
Homer, Oliver, and Norman of Los
/ Angeles. and Sherman of Riverside
and a half brother, Markwooo
Holmes of Nebraska.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21
Pupils Take Over
As Workers Strike

PULLMAN, Wash, Sept. 81 up
Students were recruited today to
do janitorial and other campus
maintenance work at Washington
State college after building service
employees and members of engineers
unions went out on strike to en-
force demands for a higher wage
scale, union recognition and other
benefits.
Maintenance employees, organized
by AFL, threw a picket line around
the entire campus, causing halt to
all services such as heating, janitor-
ing, ground upkeep, mail delivery
and campus truck delivery.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-21
1b5 Tons Given
In Scrap Campaign
Communities
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man and several boys.
Bill Strickland, Jack Snively, Jack
Frazier, Ike Boiling.
Willis Johnson, Glen Neal. Frank
Armstrong, Glen Larry. .
Carl Rogers, Dee Percival, Frank
johnson.
S. P. Greenwood, Otis Miller. Les
ter Morris.
Elmer Creed.
D. w. Wolf, Grady Weeks, Pete
Crosby.
Art Sparks. Louis Christy, Lee
Nuffer, Reginald Knox
Al Volkart, Joe Andadell, Kenneth
Andadell, Bud Landeck.
N. c. Deaton, Jon Deaton. Bob
Marshall, Leo Magee and son.