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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-22
SMOKE STARTS BLAZE

When a cigarette touched Off
a mattress, the resulting fire
cause slight damage to an up
stairs room in the Floyd Berg
man home at SO Scott early to-
day,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-22
CAR MISSING

George Forton, IL Engelwood,
reported his car stolen at 7:45
q. m. today to city police.
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Americans
Continued From Page IL

a 75-foot cliff north of Dieppe
and knock out two German pill
boxes.
1T looked liked a suicide mis-
sion, but damned if we didn't
make it," said Corporal Brady.
The first pill box was empty
when they arrived.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-22

thorough schooling as para
trooper and in the operation of
a machine gun. Later he served
as machine gun instructor be-
fore leaving for England.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
FOR THE HOME FRONT

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
. MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE
Former Champ Back In Bridge Circles
BY WILLIAM ". MCKINNEY
(AmerIea's Gard Authority

III winning the Eastern States
open pair championship this year.
Richard l.. Frey proved he Is still
one OF tho country's outstanding
players. Several years ago no was
o member OF the famous Four Aces
team. Business affairs have kept
him out 81 tournament competition
recently, but no Is now back In the
swing.
Frey gives III q nice lesson In to-
days hand, which came up during
the Eastern tournament. He sat
East. on tho opening lead he play
Cd the jack OF spades, not the king.
The idea OF this play was 10 find
out at once whether South held the
queen OF spades. ~ was q virtual
certainty from the bidding that
South held the ace, When South
won the Jack with tho queen and
forced out the ace OF clubs, Frey
led tho queen OF diamonds.
without certainty that the spade
suit WAS hopeless, this play would
DO risky, since II might lot declarcr
win 10 tricks instead OF nine. But
In this case the diamond shift was
marked aS the only hope and 1t set
the contract.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23

That was 25 years ago, The aus
thor eventually did turn TO an-
other field (alaS) but apparently
he never forgot the reflection on
his literary craftsmanship, For not
20 long ago no flred Nine, Cutti
from her Job, impounded her
money and was otherwise unpleas-
ant. HIS name Is Benito Mlssolini.
Nine. Cutti, q plump gray-haired
woman In her late sos, recalled
che incident In the modest Car.
siege Hail studio In which she IL
starting what she calls her third
career" She was famous opera
singer In fact, the flrst Minnie OF
puccinis "dIrl OF the Golden
west" And after that one OF the
foremost literary agents.
Pupil OF pucClnl
Now she ID associated With her
son Maurice Cartier, O well known
singer, In o producing firm which
hopes 10 have q show "DebutS OF
1919" on Broadway this foil.
Nine. Cutti started as plain
Bertha Allison OF Lancaster Pa,
IL vaudeville where she Initiated
leading opera singers, This led TO
Paris and study under the great
Jean do ResSke. puecinl heard her
and she became the only singer he
ever coached personally. on the
wall Of her studio IA his scrawled
tribute ITO the great Minnie"
When the f1rst World War broke
out Nine. Cuttl sang In the trenches
for the italian Red Cross and was
awarded O Gold Medal After the
conflict Gabriel DAnnunSio then
president OF the italian Society OF
Composers and Authors, asked her
II she wanted TO BE- the groups
American representative.
Up 10 that time Italian play
wFightS and authors were little
known Ia the United States. But
afor Nine. Cutti took the lob she
sold 10 David Belaa9o and other
such plays as "The jest" and
Laugh Clown Laugh" In which
John and Lionel Barrymore starred;
'Death Takes Holiday; "As YOU
Desire Me-; "Six Characters In
search Of On Author" by tho Nobel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
SHOULD TAKE CARE

DENTISTS SHOULD TAKE CARE
A reader submits her experience,
which should interest not only peo-
pie who take care OF their teeth
Chat Is to say, report regularly 10
the dentist for inspection and any
necessary cleaning, or treatment)
but also want TO hold the conf
dence Of intelligent patients,
MY dentist seemed TO have O
cold on top OF his sinus trouble,
for his eyes were watery and his
nose red, and I wonder whether no
didn't blow his cold germs into my
throat while examing and treating
that back toothp
Don't you think all dentists
should wear masks when working
on patients, as O sanitary protection
10 patients? II IA certainly an uns
comfortable situation whom you are
wondering whether the dentist is
blowing his cold germs into your
mouth or throat while he Is work.
Ing on you"
Not only for projection Of pa
tients against any possible reSpira-
tory injection the dentist may have,
but also for protection OF the den.
list against any such infection the
patient may have, II seems 10 me
that every dentist should wear 0
suitable mask when examining OF
treating O patient.
The mask need not be the un-
comfortable gauze mask. More eff
flolent and comfortable Ia O mask
made Of O sheet OF heavy cellophane
or OF washed non -infammable X
ray Aim, as designed and described
by DR.. Lewis J. sllverS for nose and
throat specialists. The SilverS mask
Is about Q TO Q inches, with round
ed lower corners, fitted with snap
fasteners 10 attach 10 q head band,
or IL might be supported IN place
on o spectacle frame. II may or
may not cover the eyes as well as
mouth and nose. Being transparent
IL does not interfere with vision. II
stands on inch or so away from tho
face, leaving space for air TO circu-
late between mask and face, n may
be disinfected or sterlized by simply
washing with soap and water or
with any aftiseptic solution. Such
n mask Is less hideous In aspect
than O gauze mask, II Is even O
better barrier against passing Of
droplet. or spray Infection from den.
fist, nurse or physician TO patient
or from patient 10 nurse, physician
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23


Prize winner Luigi pirandello
whose exclusive agent she was.
From Cuddy 10 Cutti
In turn Rhe sent "The Trial OF
Mary Dugan" and other American
playa abroad. Meanwhile her son
Maurice was also active In italian
American relations.--until he dis
covered tie italian Ambassador
was trying 10 use him as q dupe
for spreading fase!Sm. Maurice
ruefully remembers ono smuggling
he got. ...
That washed up the Cutti-cartier
clan with italy. Now they are coli.
fining themselves TO casting their
show and auditioning talent, Gar.
tier, who Is big and resonant, says
he has Ahow business In hts veins
HI father was william cuddy Of
the old vaudeville headlineB the
Six Musical Cuddys. That's how
Allison became CuttI.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
WE, THE WOMEN
The "RevoIution'' Is Here
Women Are Scuttling GIalmor

that men like women In uniforms
but they are wearing them any
how. And with uniforms they have
TO wear something else lots OF men
hate on women, low heeled shoes.
And when the government froze
styles, did you hear any kicking
from the women2 No, they were
tiekled to death TO think that they'll
be able 10 wear the clothes they al
ready have, for the duration.
THERE'S NO TELLING
WHEN IT WILL END
There Is no telling how far this
feminine revolution will 90. II all
depends on how large part women
play In the war effort.
The harder the Jobs they under.
take and the more responsibilities
they assume, the less interested
they ore In trying 10 maintain Q
high glamor standard.
30 don't be surprised, men, II
women pay less and less attention
10 your likes and dislikes. They like
10 please you but, after all, you
can't expect O woman welder to look
like q reasonable facsimile Of Hedy
Lamar. 49,.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
.Glortying
Yourself
- AMcla La


-
Girls who need girdles TO achieve
a trim, slight shape are not ne
only ones who ought TO 30 thinks
ing about their weight, Just now
Thin ones should too. Those slei1-
der conservation clothes we're wear
ing are revealing - two ways, They
show up 0 hollow-looklng rib cage
as unbecorningly as they do'a heavy
hip.
Real shlnnymarinks, ever under
weight, would DO wise 70 consult 2
physIcian about gaining weight
And women who lose considerable
weiQht suddenly, without appars
emit reason, should remember that
this Is usually O sign Of illness,
TRY EATING MORE
THAN BODY CONSUMES
But healthy women can put on
pounds. It's Just q matter OF sins
pie arithmetic. Fat more than your
body consumes, and you gain the
difference.
since you consume less when
you are ct rest, you will gain II YOU
eat the same amount but set more
sleep.
II your appetite Is poor, you
might work II up by exercise. But
take this exercise slowly, so that
IL viii not take up energy quickly.
Try some good deep, slow, even
breathing routineS In the morn
Ing, and . leisurely walk before
dinner.
And you might benefit BY an
appetizer. Terry Hunt, the Holly
wood trainer, gave one to little
Jan clayton, and II helped her
progress from "a 10 100 pounds
quickly. The appetizer - o glass OF
vegetable Juice o half hour before
meals.
For quick energy food Jan drank,
morning and evening, glass OF
fr1iit-julce, one orange and one
lemon, sweetened with honey and
mixed with one raw egg yolk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
FRANK MORGAN HOST

Entertaining friends at their
Palm Springs homo. Frank Nor
gan and his wife, Alma. celebrated
their 2eth wedding anniversary re-
Gently.
The Morgans met while appear
ing IN d New York stage play. She
was Alma Muller, q weilsknown
actress, and Morgan was just
achieving recognition from the
critics for his futteEy comedy r0les.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
BY MRS. GAYNoR MADDOX
NEA service stan Writer

Carefully Instructed any intelll-
gent young schoolgirl can learn 70
help prepare the family meals. In
wartime, every pair OF hands Is
needed for victory, Teach your
young daughters 10 take their part
by helping 10 keep the family well
fed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23

men would say; Yes, but why
doesn't she pull her stockings up so
the wrinkles wouldn't show9' OF
course, II developed later that Aunt
Bessie never wore stockings - but
that's beside the point,
MY Cousin Mary really helped
me, though. She was 80 big that o
tent on her looked like O sarong.
She was so tall that stripping her
round and round like q barber
pole only shortened her one inch.
owe q lot to Cousin Mary. i've
always done the opposite except
In shoes. The opposite would have
meant none ct oil, and ! prefer
shoes TO bare tootsies Q 10 Tobac-
CO Road"
STRAIGHT LINES FOR ME,
SAYS oracle
The opposite TO Cousin Mary,
when draeie's verbal embroidery
had been clipped of, turned out
10 be the better type Of clothes
sense for smaller women. Oracle
never wears lines that 20 round and
round, like Cousin Mary's barber
pole stripes. Instead oil draeie's
clothes lines are as vertical as pos
slble. She believes, too, In sticking
10 simple colors--Very seldom goes
In for prints and then never huge,
splashy ones,
For hats, she likes them small
never appears in noppy, big ones,
Il should make myself into o
walking mushroom" she shifted
1--WE learned better. George told
me--and once In o while he's
right"
Jewelry, too she keeps to scale,
some peewees," she noted, want
10 look like Christmas trees and
what Is more pathetic than O
Christmas tree out Of season?
Someone was telling me the
other day that bustles were back,
! couldn't quite believe II until !
happened TO look around and, sure
enough, there II was, The unique
feature OF some bustleS, think, Is
they have sleeves
All OF which really turned out
10 DO the start OF another OF
dracie's rules for dresslng--no gag
fashions nothing too startling, too
exotic. you should see me In O
dirndl," she laughed, I'm q knit
ting bag with two feet.
Anyway, like ] always say, when
you get too old TO set q bad eX-
ample, It's time TO start giving good
advice, ! always say there Is 80
much bad In the worst OF lis, and
10 much least In the good OF us,
that ill-behooveth oil OF us To
speak about part Of the good that's
really the way most OF us felt In
the first place, Don't you think SOP"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23

gone alread y.
They know some
men loathe the
thought OF wo-
mon " 0arin 6
pants, But even
tho little homes
bodies are step
ping 0 Il I OF
h ousc dresses
and into Stacks.
Il Il 0 y know
that the long
glanor bob IA
o faVorite with
men OF oil ages.
Hut iiiAt Tho
same they nfe
having heir
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
GREEK CHORUS

Robert Benchley and walter Cat.
lett. As q pair OF commentators
whose observations serve 10 tIe TO.
gether tho various sequences OF the
picture, play On important part In
"Syncopation," william Dieterle's
new dramatic musical film for RKo
Radio. Adolphe Monjou Bonita
Granville and Jackie Cooper head
the cast,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
QUESTIONS and ANSWERS

%gE@ AAVRNG 8AAN kNGW@sN9
Interpretation Of X.ray Evidence
NY husband has calelfication In
right shoulder which causes pain
In fingers when he tries TO write.
What Is the causeq x-rAys revealed
the Qualification. Ho Ia A years old.
(Mrs. J. q. o.
Answer-l'n sorry ] cannot inter-
pref x-ray evidence, not even u ]
have tho Aims under inspection.
Neither can the techniclan who
makes the x.ray Aims. Such evil
dence can DO properly interpreted
or weighed only by the physician
who knows the patients condition
and requests the x-rAy examine
ton, In cooperation with the x.Say
techniclan.
Eyes Bloodsh0t
For about three years my hus-
bands eyes have been bloodshot and
feel as though grains Of sand were
In them. His eyeSight IL ell right
except for this seratehy feeling.
Gould sinus trouble cause this2
tMrs. II. 81
Answer-Yes. Inadequate daily In
take OF ribofiavln (Vitamin 30 or
a. may account for II, too, That
Is one OF the componentE OF vitanin
b. complex. Wheat and wheat germ
excellent sources OF vitamin B COM
pick. Send stamped envelope bear
Ing your address, for pamphlet
wheat 10 Eat"
Galleries
How many caiories are there IN
Is 900 units OF vltamins A. u. q. Pr
Il. H.
AnSwcr-Perhaps 3 or 4 Galleries
In q standard capsule containing
$4,000 units OF vitamln A, but tho
Ash liver oil remaining In the con-
centrate.
copyright io42, John r. Ollie co..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
FIFTH CoLUMusTs wARNIN0

Hidden Enemies" will be Me-
Ms newest Crime Does Not Pay
short subject. The two-Teeler will
show how the Federal Bureau Of
Investigation and similar Orgariza-
tons n South America are cOopera-
ting 10 rid the Americas Of Axis
spies. Short Is being readied Scr
PRODUCTION next week,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
NO GAG NOW

Guy Kibbee, who bought one Of
the nags appearing In his RKo
Radio starring picture, "Scattergood
Rides High" as gag, now Will
utilize the horse for Sunday fam
lily horse-and-buggy jaunts 70 save
his car tires,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
PRE.NUPTIAL Powwow

wedding plans are the chief dis
cusslon topic on the set OF Metro
doldWyn Mayors pierre OF the
Plains Both Ruth HuSsey and
Evelyn Ankers are engaged. They
have been comparing rings and A.
afices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
MODERN MENUS
Simple Recipes Help Young Cooks
To Prepare Meals

Ing to pool It's sugar rationS. make
q hard sauce for the pudding.
HARD SAUCE
about Id cups sauce)
One-half cup butter, i-2 cups
confectionery sugar, 2 tablespoons
lemon Juice.
Cream butter Gradually beat
In sugar and lemon Juice. Beat
until fluffy. Pile Lightly In q serv-
Ing dish and chill until hard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
WOlNAN,S REALM =
Oracle Aliens Advice Isn't Daily
When It Comes to ''Peewee" Styles
ny DEE L0WRANCE
United Press stan COFFesp0ndent)

Hoywood-ust you're Coincidence best-paid
conversational bObbng brook doesn't haven't clothes
problems.
"Woes clothes" said Oracle Allen how nater
without his knowing and what with leftover spinach
feminine troubles
Look I'm Sometimes I'm called shrimp
low character dubbed midget imagined Just ignored But I'm
q oil right EVerytlme something
hnraau that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
GINGER BACK HOME

Ginger Rogers, who started her
film career with Paramount N
Young Man Of Manhattan" o de-
cade ago, returns 10 the studio to
star with Ray Milland In 1.-THE Ma
Tor and the Minor"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
YOUTHFUL DANCERS

Forty-tiye juvinile dancers Of the
Bud Murray Dance School hav0
been signed for M-d-M'G newest
Our Gang short, "Doif' Their Bit"
The youngsters viii help the regular
Gang children stage show 70 en-
terrain soldiers. Bert Chaser u d.
recting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
ToMoRRow's MENU

BREAKFAST: Grapefruit Juice,
Goldfish cakes, brown bread, coffee,
milk.
LUNCHEON: Dreamed spring
vegetables on toasted English
riufiins, sliced oranges, cookies,
ten, mix.
DINNER: Brazilian steak, fried
potatoes, 8-fninute new cabbage,
appIe-apricot pudding, cream,
coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
BY RUTH MILLETT

Men haven't yet realized lt, but
there Il q feminine revolution CO.
ing on right under their noses,
Women are revolving against gla-
NOR,
lust look nt how fnr they have
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23

Ho1C 70 Keep Well.
By DR.. WILLIAM BRADY, me.

ssnsa letters AeaItA IgEssSs
Letters recevee
only be answered a. this c9umn ~ reply S1 nae
AalsOn street, oAeag0 I
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
BIG TOWN MEDLEY
BY BOB MUsEL

T
Nine. Bea Cutu the representative IN
IN the bellies etres manuscript from
young author II was titled Diary War; and badly
written she practically tho Vener other
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23

troublesome mopS cut OF and are
wearing less Factoring but easier
to-Garesfor hair-doS,
They aren't kidding themselves
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
CAROLINE CHATFIELD.

Of
unsuitable for VIII se anserSa
Conscience Write Mas ChHtAed I'm care OF
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23

"Fashlonsp" she smiled. "oh,
yes. I think I frat became con-
Bclous OF fashions because OF my
Aunt Bessie. When she went down
the street some mon always said;
My, doesn't she look smRrtP Other
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23

or dentist.
incidentally, not only dentists and
physicians doing nose and throat
work, and their nurses or assistants
should wear q mask always when
al work, but BARRIERS, hair dressers,
manicuros, ocullstS, optometrlsts and
opticians should wear masks too.
A suitable mask should be q
''fhust" In the working equipment
or technique OF every careful person
rendering such personal service, not
merely when respiratory disease is
epidemic, but every day In the year
regardless,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23

Too much fabrication on the
front wheel bearing may result
IN saturated brake lining.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23

one the completely devoted boy friend should
consider guessing until she gets the invitation
the altar THE light that lies and lies may not spell
complete spent her DO merely
made for the boy friends pleasure and Until
this big IT'S hardly fair Tor him TO
aecuse her 0 attitude OF false chastity
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23

As for girls turning down dates she'll never do that unless she's
bored She'll oil until she receives
ana accepts which directs all dates Which
pocy the feminine mind only
EP CAROLINE CHATTELD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23

ANSWEKi
lis possible that Nancy philosophy dark skinned
frequently "YOu can't guess no man. You
R0ta be- careful" the Nancys who
suesSng are In better position Nancys doing the
9ueNslnR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23

Here's o popular and eaSy.to-pres
pare Girl Scout recipe any young
girl can manage.
BRAZILIAN STEAK
Use round steak cut In pieces or
individual servings. Slice one me-
dunn onion and cook In pan with
email amount OF vegetable oil.
Brown meat In pan, add 10 4
tablegpoonfliS OF tomato ketchup.
Cover and cook until steak Is ten-
der.
This recipe uses dried apricots,
stale bread and Is made. In one OF
the new heat-reslstant cooking
bowls. " IL easy 10 follow.
APPLE APRICOT PUDDING
ABOUT 8 servlngs)
One package apricots, or ~,
ounces, / IL cups water, 2 large
apples, . eggs, i.2 cup sugar, Ia
teaspoon salt, ctipg milk, ! tea
spoon vanilla extract, 5 slices stale
tread, 2 tablespoons butter. Il
Wash apricots and soak them
for 30 minutes IN 1-2 cups OF
warm water. Simmer slowly Until |
plump and tender Pare apples and |
cut into thin slices Beat eggs; add
sugar, salt, milk and vanilla. Place
half OF the fruit mixture into O
creased 2 1-2-quart heat-TeSlstant
giass bowl.
Cover with M'ccs OF bread
dipped into the milk mixture.
Add the balance OF the fruit and
Top with dipped bread Slsses. Pour
any remaining liquid over the top.
Place bits OF butter over oil and /
DekB IN q SLOW over (32S degrees
VI until firIn.
Serve with whipped cream Or
whole milk. n tho family "a will !
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-23
Caroline
Chatfield
Il She Cold or carsful2
Says Today
ritlo Registered, U. q. Patent once

Having regarding the question OF neck4ng wl
which younger people faced would IKE 70 write rev Of
nv thoehs subject Of the male members Of the
Younger set rather time subject in that have been
faced definite problem the matter have been going win
yery frankly kissed her.
Not because haven't but because she hasn't permitted me TO-
when started song with her she was iust another g 70
functions hut II quite dheFen
matter whole far am concerned readily
that not devote oil her time 70 me and 40 NOT
date other bOs In order not 70
o out the time means TO- take her
M the places Nevertheless completely devoted
certainly d0uFagng be stopped cold by human
OF assuming that she really likes me-
.#
my thought that she does like she should have confidence
that am irresponsible time payboy and that she should
not make herself the cold really Is not However she
doesn't really like should not allow me 10 give
ali TO her and receive IN return self.
righteous chastity No admreS virtue more than
' S '~ ' ~ NANcYs BOY FRIEND
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Admiral Buckmaster
Given DSM Gold Star
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NORFOLK. Va Nov. IL A gold
star, in lieu of second medal, was
pinned to the Distinguished Service
medal ribbon of Rear Admiral Elliott
Buckmaster at brief ceremonies yes
terday in the Office of Rear Admiral
Manley H. Simons. commandant of
the 5th Naval District.
The citation which Admiral
6imons read was signed by Admiral
Chester w. Nimitz, commander in
chief of the Pacific Fleet, and cited
the especially meritorious service"
of Admiral Buckmaster, captain Of
the Inflated aircraft carrier York
town, in directing task force whose
air groups attacked and severely
damaged three japanese aircraft
carriers.
Admiral Buckmaster received his
first Distinguished Service Medal for
his handling of the Yorktown, fol-
lowing an enemy attack in which
she was badly damaged by japanese
torpedoes.