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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-06

Raymond Palmer, S2 Buffolk street, Waterbury and John Hurst, IlB Highland avenues NausattsckI were admitted t0 Waterbury hos' pltal last night with acid burns about the head and neck sllS' taImed at thelE work ct the Nau' gatuck Chemical Go. Their COns dltlom today was described as good, The men were cleaning plpes when sulphuFlc acid fumes were forced back by pressure
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-06

attempted bribery Of Maiden aider- men In On effort to obtain beano permits. sagansky claimed no was assistant manager Of the club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-06

IAceFstloms Of the fingers were sustained last night by Alexander Dublchl, IS0 Washington avenue, e he Vas trying to separate the bumpers Oe two OeFs which had become entangled. iie was taken to Waterbury hospital for tFeat- laeist
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-06

Pvt. Joseph Powers Of ~ Wolcott street b with on Army Troop Car. Tier command detachment ct Bow man Field, Ky.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-06

Staff Sergeant James E. Com" mingS Of Naugatuck Is with an Army unit Rt RosecrGnS Field, Mo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-06
HOSPITAL BULLETINS

Janice Koonz, c year old daughs Ger Oe MT. and Mrs. M. v. KO0nx, Garter Road, Plymouth, was cd. nlItted to Waterbury hospital last night with . decoration of the arm sustained in Q Hall down . flight of cellar stairs. Hospital authorities seid the child had gOale to get . glass Of preserves and fell, breaking the glass and cutting her ATm. Her condition is not serious.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-06

Improvement was reported Co. day in the condition 0f three year old Robert Gauvln, son of Mir. and Mrs. Emile 0auvin, 60, South Riverside street, who is being treated At Waterbury hospital for injuries sustained when struck by Q car e he was crossing Bank street yesterday afternoon. John petronITO, e7, 273 South Leonard street, driver os the car, told Mo" tor PatrOlmaAn John Walsh the child Fan cut from behind tive parked cars and started to CE0ss the street. PetFOnlFo took the boy Q the hospital, where hc was treated sor . les fracture, head ins jury and cuts and byuises.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-06

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-06

Rowland c. Anderson of i4 Wood. lawn Terrace Is taking an i8snonth naval aviation cadet training course ct Rensselaer, Polytechnic institute ct Troy, W. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Home Defense Notes:
BIdCkout Under
New Signals Set
For Next Week
BY KEN HALL

Detroits first blackout with the
new red, white and blue signals
is scheduled for some night next
week, providing permission is
granted by the Sixth Service Com
mand. 1t is likely that the greater
part OF Southern Michigan will
participate, according 10 OCD
Director Frank NJ. McLaury.
I'VE feel il imperative that
the waTdens and other protec-
tive services famlliariZe them
selves with the operation of the
new signals rs soon a. possible
and with that in mind, have
made application for a blackOut
some night between May 3 and
g." McLauray said.
AS "A result of the practice dim
out of portion OF Gratiot avenue
Monday evenin, il has been de-
Cided that so per cent Of the cityS
street lights would be dimmed on
the blue signal 20 20 per cent Of
their normal volume.
This. according 10 Louis r.
Schrenk, general superintendent
of the public lighting system, will
reduce the CityS sky glow from
80 TO Is per cent, even with motor
lists still allowed 10 drive with low
beam lights
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
wARDENS INSTRUCTED

Chief Air Raid Warden Edwards
and ms assistant, Bernard a.
Preo. met last night with 1000
supervisory wardcnS in the Art
Institute Auditorium and gave
them instructions on the workings
OF the new signal system
This group including area, zone
Ind sector WardcnS and assistants,
will instruct the post wardenS
The DCD has issued "A call 10
retired farmers and men and
-worr7rn WITH f1rrI1 -cxpCrlIHcr-tu
volunteer for Victory Garden Serv-
Ice as neEhhorhood garden spe-
CIaliSts 10 AID beginners.
"At least 400 c0nSuItants
are needed and We feel that the
older men and women familiar
with gardening and farm work
uha- can spare the TIME t-7r, irud
valuable aid 10 their neighbOrS."
SAID Mrs. Waiter OHar. CO.
ordinator OF Victory Gardens.
I've need the consultants badly
and hope the response viii be
generous"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
VOLUNTEERS At ~

One volunteer already assigned
10 Victory Garden work is ST.
year-old r.. II. Poison. 1865 We'll
land. He will be a supervisor IN
the eFnkcll-LivCrnoiS district
Victory Garden headquarters
has been set up by the OCD and
the department OF parks and rccr-
atlon IN The Recreation Bldg. 504
FtWW0Od. II is open daily, except
Saturday from 10 a. M. 10 , p. n.
and FROM : 10 9 p. M: on Satur-
days from 10 n. m. 10 > p m.
Personal inquiries and telephone
calls on gardens VIII be answered
there.
At 2 p. m. today salvage
movie party was 90 be held IN the
Wills Theater, Hastings and
Willis. Admission was 10 be paid
in books. magazines silk stock
irgS and all kinds al scrap.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20

1T. Die @alleniteine seben oann
idmer5los in ben 9arnfanal iiber
nno tperben auf Dem natiirliben @ege
-our6 ben Stublsans allsseidieben.
Serner lit bdufiges Srinfen bon
&aminentee unb 3itronens (2emon)-
Saft au empfeblen. Serner lollte ,nan
ieoen Worgen lansiam eine Saiie ee,
fo6te Mild, nit 2inoenfoblen (Gbar
goal) gemiibt, trinfen. 8enn Sic
Die oben empfoblenen Seeiorten in ser
Ipotbefe nid)t erbalten f0nnen, pcns
ben Sic ii6 an: Or. 9. 2ult, 1868 Sc.
rinston slpe.> Seem Yorf, &c. 9.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20

gfad elmer Sdabung bes 2onOoner
Observation-Disclosures Neuters iollcn
bie sllliierten China 11idt eingc-
re6net - bel 8eginn bieies SSabres
ann6berno 100000 0tann unter
Ben 8affen baben. Sbr Sliegerper.
ional oiirfte auBerbem ungefabr s.
100000 Mann betragen.
Die Stdrte Der beutihen Irmee be-
trug alf beren &0bepunft 100000
Mann. Dur6 Berluite in Hublono bat
iie aber Itarf gelitten. Die @eiamtper>
lutte iueroen auf 100000 Maun se.
ibatt, 10 iagt ser &orreiponbent. ga.
pan oiirfte cine Irmee bon s. Bis g.
100000 Wann baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20
SIMMER - scitgemaf
(5ortleblng bon Seite 81


gan5en Menihenleben 1iegt oas ounf-
le Iatlum."
Sa - gon5 ridtie! gs liegt eu
ountles 6at,tm iiber ser MeniNbeit
- Sic @pttloiigfeit! Gos Seiocntln
mad)t oas gar5e 2eben bes Menlhcn
5lt einen bllnflen S1idiol, bos iiber
linn bangt ipie Elm brobenocr lhmar=
ser Stein.
X X X
Sn SEN letteu 20 Sabreu babcn mir
&atbolifen MIN lernen fonnen, 0aB eS
nidts lit nit ser @inobelltelpolitif
oes cipigen y5eitgenrGB ieil1'. Gie ein-
gig ipobre 3eitgen0bbeit licet iiir ms
in Oen eluig >pobrcn, cmig giiltigen
@rllnoiGBen bcs driltlicben 9ebens.
Mit Ser Slbt nab lpeltli6er 3eitee'
mdbbeit foaen mir ins gleid)e l6luo,ls
fenoc S6iff nit Ser Srou @elt! Sett
ober geraoe lit es an ser Belt, Der
8clt 81 5eigell bob oie driltlichem
@nbrbeiten 2ebren 1nb 8rlmb=
iate, INNER 5eitgem6B lino, neil lie
5lt allen 3eiten nidt nur giiltig, io1'
bern .beilbringeno 11no retteno iino.
Scr Serrgott gibt Inns bette cine bar
te, ober ieoenfous notluenoige &C.
iGi6tsltunoe. Gr lebrt inns mieoer er>
fen,et,, mas ipirflid) llno pabrbaftig
5eitgenldB lit.
g. @eiB, Ser berad)tete gropbct,
bat es rlns flor luo beutlid geIugt:
,,Giner @elt, Sic iiber @ott lmo
l1niter6lidfeit ipottet bie @uber INTO
l1nlittli6feit beilig ipridt, Sic iid folt
nur nod our Heligion Ser Selbltberrs
Ii6feit, oes Man1mons m6 Ser &c.
baglidfeit befennt, geraoe oieier gSclt
muB beltli6 9emadt meroen, boB es
ettpas S0beres gibt ols Oas, mas lie
fir bas S06ite era6tet, oaB eS red)t
tuobl> bab es altd beute nod Efli6t
lit, nab GoIfomnenbeit un6 Seilig'
felt 5u itreben ia oab es sic 5eit9e'
m6Belte auer aufgaben lit, Sic @iis
ienl6aft 1no Sic &lu1it Scr Seiligen
tpieoer at erneuer11.
9as lit INNER 11no iiberau, inter
allen l1mItdnben 1tnb in allen Sitlta'
tionen bes 2ebens ser Gin5elnen uno
Ser @0lfer, tpirflib iegenbringeno unb
5eitgenlGB! - SdiloDade.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20

ute JttYteIutlS OuIule ultIeiltupIlte,
Den 3uderriibenfarmerll nit alien
Mitteln inter Die slrme 81 greifen,
gum 8eiten Der Sarnter unb Ser &ons
lltmenten.
81. 5. @., Sba.
Sacdarin lit ein fiinitliber SiiB=
ltoff aus Soluol. Soluol ooer Wetbpl,
ben5ol entitebt ol1r6 trodene 1eittlla-
tion bes Soluolbalia Jams uno miro aus
Steinfoblenteer geponnen. 5ac6arin
lit elm tpeiBes mpfrofriitalines Bulper
uno lit 350mal iiiber als 3uder. 0a
IS icbper lit, bie Nuontitdt 5u beitirns
men, Die gepilien Stoffen 5uaufiigen
lit, 10 oarf man es nidt obne 8ei=
lung bes slr5tes nebmen. gs belteben
allb 8eltimnungeu fir bie Seritel:
lltng bon Nabrungsmitteln, Die 5ac=
6arin entbalten.
3ement iollte iitD am belten fitr 81
ren 3ned eignen.
- $. g., Sa. -
slspirin iollte gar ni6t ooer nlr
unter Ser Seitllng eilles Ir5tes, no.
mentliG 3ur 2inOerl.rg bon &opf=
idmer5en gebral16t tperoen. @s lit ill
ieoer ge5iebung i6aolid uno Elm gll=
ter, getpiiienbafter slr5t perorbnet es
'elten. slspirin lit ein &oblen=9eri>
natibun. @egen ieiner duberit i6db=
liden @irfrngen auf peribieOene Or
Jane, namentli6 oas Ser5, lit es ent<
i6ieben ab5uraten. gs mag pobl
aopfidmer5en ooer eine grfdltung
5eitpeilig 5un1 StiaItano bringen,
aber sic unausbleibli6en Solgen lino
immer l6limmer Natur. @er es ii6
5ur @etpobnbeit maft, megen ieoes
fleinen l1nbebagens slspirintabletten
ju nebmen, tann iih idlimme 2eioen
ali5ieben. Die 8efunbe nooerner dr5t-
liber sutoritdten baben betpieien, oab
IN pielen sSdaen cine iol6e Nerpenaer.
riittung eintreten fann; bob, oaralts
Srritnn ettitebt. 8ei anoern betpirft
es eiternbe 8unben unb &rebs. Dar.
aus folgt, baB es ratiamer lit, ettpas
aopfi6mer5en 81 ertragen uno cine
grtaltung bur6 cine S6pisfur gu
beilen, als lid unbeilbare 2eioen al.-
5u5ieben our6 Elm Spiat, oas oob nl,r
5eitmeiliee Sinoerung sibt.
- S. s., 81.
lleber bas sluto ser 3ufllnft, oas
usuto bon morgen'', lit nod penig
6efannt unb es miro au6 nidt moe=
lid) iein, iofort nab oent &riege nit
ser Sabrifation besielben 5l1 beein=
men. Na6 oen Sbeen peridieoener gr=
bauer loG oas .fommenbe 9luto nit
elmer runoen 8inol6ubideibe (mino
ibielo), our6it6tigem 9ad, binten
liegenoem Motor fonltruiert tperben.
gs miro nibt gleib nad Srieoens-
ihluB, pie angenommen, auf Dem
Marft eribeinen ionoern pieaei6t erlt
pier oOer flint Sabre ipater. Ser
@runo oafiir iit iebr einfad: Die ST.
oultrie rednet oanit, baB iid biz
arieesenbe Elm groBer 8eoarf an
neuet1 8oeen ergeben meroe, uno lie
5eablibtigt, oielen aufgeipeiGerten
aauforang bes Bublifllns al1s5unltt=
sen, INN mogliblt ibnea tuieoer ibren
5rieoensbetrieb aufnebmen gu fonnen.
Cine ginridtung Der 5abrifen allf Die
&erltellung eiltes bollig nelen Wooells
uiiroe aber 5mei Sabre oouern Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20

IIVWfttuWU
Die Sabrifen baben, ipie es beiBt, in
hieier .gorauslidt alle i6ner eries-
barren 5orne1 fir Die 1942er Wooelle
8uriidbebalten unb nibt als slltmetall
CUR gerfiigung gelteat, pie iie es nit
ibren alten Sormen getan ba6eu. Sic
slauben, oaB es ibnen ,n0glid iein.
miro, runo elm babies sSabr nad) oem
&riegsenoe nit bem billigeren @agen
tpieoer auf Sen Ntarft 5u fonlmen,
mabreno es BEL ben tellren Sobrifateh
piellei6t elm Sabr oauern biirfte. limo
crit Oann, tpenn lie ipieOer ms @e-
i6aft gefommen iino, pollen lie ii6
oer 8prbereitlng Ser nelten 8ogen-
tppen 5ltpenben, bie permltlid) me
ientli6 leibter lcin meroen als sic
alten, uno Sic tpeientli6e Gbarafteri~
ltifen bonn 5lug5eug iibernebmen oiirf=
ten.
). g., Minn. -
geDor mir Sbner Mnipeillng iibcr
@aueiniteine geben, lit es niielid lmO
notpenoig, ettpas iiber 2eber= unb
@allenlteine I'M allgemeinen 5t ia
gen. 8eioe Srgane linO eng 5l1i
men uno fuuftionieren 3ulummer. 9ic
8aaenl nlteine ent1teben nabritbeinli6
bur6 3eriebung Der @ulle, iloem 5.
g. ser bel &otorrben ser 8olcnblole
uno 8aqennege abgeIonoerte SGleim
oas golleniaure ,Netron, meldes oas
@aaenfctt (Gbolelterin) lmO Sen
@auenfarbitoff in 2oiung SIT erbalten
| bat, aerlebt. Oabei miro oas Gbolelte>
rim uno Der @allenfarbltoff (@auen-
piement) fret uno biloet eine rlnge-
loite Maiie, sen &ern 81 einem Gal
lenitein. 3utpeilen fiibren all6 2eber=
franfbeiten our @aaenlteinbiloung.
Mm baufiglten perben 8aaeniteiue
eefunoen in Der @egeno Der 2eber,
an ben @auengdngen (tpo lie oft gro
be S6mer5en berlria6en) unb in Ser
Nabe Ser @auenblaie. Gie beoelltenbs
item Spnptome treten berpor, menn
@alleniteine ,iid) einflemmen beiln
Dur6gang ourb Ben gen1einidaftli-
6en @aue1> lno 8laIengang. 9ieien
8oreang nennt man @aaenlteinfoltt.
gr tritt meiitens nad Ser &erOauuug
bes Magens auf, ,penn Der Speiiebrei
in ben Diinnoarm getreten lit. Oabei
entlteben ploelid), oft inter Sroltge=
fiibl, beftige, ltedenoe, bobrenoe ODER
brennenoe S6meraen in Der Ser5ge-
genO, peld)e nad) oem gtabel, Scr
S1ulter unb oem gtaden 5l1 iib aus
breiten unb bein 0rud auf sic 2eber
ii9 5u i,nertrdeli6er Sobe iteiaern.
Diele S6ner5en fonnen einige Stum=
oen uno ielbit tagelang NIT 5eittpeilem
No6laB anbalten, bis Ser Stein ol1rb
oen 3m0lffineeroarm eelanet ooer in
Die @auenblale 5uriidgetreten lit. Sit
oer 5tein ourd SEN 3molffinseroorm
our6setreten, 10 fiiblt iid Ser aronfe
nieber ploblid nobl.
Inn Die Neigung 5u @aaeniteinbil=
bung 5u perbinbern uno sic Sdmer5en
bel @auenItein 5l1 minbern, lit cine
iorgfGltige IiGt notmenbig. 8eion=
oers iinb 5u meibeu: &affee, See, al
fobolii6e @etrGnfe, icborfe @eipiir5e,
fette uno blabenoe Speiien. 0agegen
iino 5u ernpfeblen: leid)t perbaulibe
Speiien, oll6 Sbit, nomentlid Srol=
ben. Won made it6 biel 8enegung in
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Huskunft
! Wiis s.. s., isis.

q
frafte llnb iogar biele sall5 beionberer
9rt. 5oipobl roter als als griiner
8feffer 1T beionbers alter1 aeilten gu
empfeblen, ba es Dor slbernberfal-
fung beipabrt. Mm geiiinoeiten lit ro-
Der 8feffer. 8enn man ibn fodt, Iol-
te man nenie 5ett beifiist.
Nsan entfernt oie aerne uno ibnei-
set oie 5bale in Sdeiben ODER @iir-
feI 5um Miiden nit Salat ooer anoern
@emiiIen.
u. S. st., Sa.
es. lit oft nift leibt, 8htmenfnol=
len (gulbs) iiber 8inter i'm Sauie
gum 8liiben 5lt bringen. Man tnuB sic
sansllen in einem @emiib bon Sano
uno aielel (8rapel) NIT geniigeno
&aiier an einem fiiblen, ounfeln Blas
etpa 3 Bis @oden lang altf5epab-
ren, bis iie etua 5-6 3oa lang aus
idlagen. Damn brinet man iie in
einen ettpas bellern &aum, ser nibt
iiber 65 @rao Gabrerbeit baben oarf
uno bie 2uft muB piel aelt6tigfeit
entbalten. Grit iobalo tie bliibet1, ltelt
man iie ans Seniter, aber nidt oireft
ms Sonnenli6t.
Sopeit mir in grfabrung bringen
fonnten, lino iie ettpa so Sabre lang
Seier bes Ohio 8aiienfreuno.
u. 5. 49,, Mid).
Die pielen bollanbiiben Namen
borgeieste silbe ,,gan'' beoeutet Die
Serfllnft, nibt BEN Moel, 3. g. 8an
ser Moolen (Muble) bon ser Muble
Der, gan Opd (Dan1n1) bonn 0pd
(0amm) ber, allo ienonb, Ser Miil=
Ter ipar ooer in ser N6be Ser Mible
ooer in Hdbe zines 0atnmes tpobnte.
Su 9eutiben beutet bas @ort Oft
bon auf abelige Mbltanmung, oft
lit es tpie oas 5gan'' i'm golldnbiiden.
Sbre anoere Mitteilung lit iebr
itterenant. Sb man6e bieier gin5el-
beiten gei6idtlid feitseiteat peroen
f0nnen, lit ibper feit5uiteaen.
$. &c., Did.
Gin baufis i'm Orient ansemanbtes
Dtittel gegen Sarnbeidperoen uno
Steinleioen (gsierenlteine) eetpinnt
man ourf slbfo6en Ser aus BEN Blii-
tenfolben oes Wais (Gor,t) 5ur 3eit
Der 8liite berausbangenoen ieioenar>
tigen 8iiideln au einem See. Sreili6
fann oieler See nur I'M Sommer ge=
fobt iperoen, es lei oenn, oaB man I'M
Sommer btele 8iii6el ian1melt uno
trodnet uno fiir Sen 8inter aufbe-
tpnDrt.
Gin anoeres iebr pirfiames Mittel
lit 3innfraltt ober S9abtelbalm
(5bape Grass. Dapon frinfe man
tGgli6 cine Eaiie See nit ettpa 10 bis
IL aerqueti6ten 8a6boloerbeeren
(Suniper 8erries). 0san fann ba-
nit aub belize 5iBbdoer berbinoen,
nenen man 3innfraut beimildt. In-
ltatt Ser Sisbdber fann man audi BET
BE Mufldldge anf ben l1nterleib nit
3innfral1tabfuo MAIDEN.
g. s., galif. =
Ser 9fiiben5uder lit GuBerlt nabr-
bait, oem aus 3uderrobr geiponnenen
3uder BET tueitem por5n5ieben. gs lit
nur gu bebauern Dob 9al1ie1tbe BON
slcres 3nferriiben (Suere 8eets)
llrseerntet auf Sen Geloern iid befin-
ben.
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.finiert. gs lDdre sit tpiinihen, baB
Die Geeieruna Sdritte unternabme,
ben 3uderriibenfarmern nit alien
Witteln inter Die 9rme 3u greifen,
gum 8elten Der Sarnter rnb Ser aon-
iltmenten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20
g. s., Galif..

Der 9aiiben5uder lit duberit nabr-
baft, oem aus 3uderrobr geiponnenen
3uder bel tpeitem pora15ieben. gs lit
nur gu beoauern Dob 9al1ie11be bon
slcres 3uderriiben (5uere 8eets)
llnseerntet auf Sen 5eloern lid befin-
Den.
Die @etpinnung bes 3uders aus
3uderriiben lit ni6t 10 einfad unb
mir fonner fein gerfabren 5ur 3uder-
bereitung angeben.
S1 ben 2aboratorien miro oieier
giiben5ufer an groBer &einbeit ber-
geiteilt unb gu falt 100 Bro5ent raf-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11
BY PETER EDISON

Apparently the only answer
which Washington can give on
relief for the increasing short
ages in foodstuffs, fuels and
practically every other "neces-
sity" of daily life is rationing
and still more rationing.
Easing up on the restrictions
wouldn't help-it would merely
make the shortages more acute
and the shortages are growing
worse.
II is noteworthy, however,
that most of the grief is now be-
ing experienced with commodi-
ties which are not yet under ra-
tioning control, or which are
just beginning to be rationed.
Sugar rationing has now set
tied down TO a routine which no
one worries about. The coffee
situation was rather hectic in
the rush before rationing took
effect, but that storm is subsid-
ing. There may be a clearing
storm when consumers are fore
ed to declare their stocks of
coffee boarded on Nov. d, but
it will pass.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11
. SO THEY SAY

Americas youth means TO get
on with the war job and help
finish II TO clear the road to
other and more important ends
which our American democracy
has IN view. - President Ev-
erett Case of Colgate univer-
sity.
Two of those (post- prin-
ciples must be liberty and unity,
or in other words home rule and
centralized authority which have
been foundation stones of our
American democracy. - Vice
President Henry Wallace.
We flew over the target twice
and didn't see anything. We kept
tossing the rocks out and / guess
the Japs thought they were de-
layed action bombs. They OPEN
ed up with anti-aircraft giving
away their positions. Then we
came back - and let them have
it.-Sgt. Norman Biehn on Lac,
New Guinea, raid.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11

replaced Charles Solomon, who
is now in the Army; and B. Jay
Becker of New York, the fifth
member in 1899, replaced Mrs.
r. c. Young this year. At the
end of the first session, this team
had won 20l2 matches out of
"a. They lost only two matches,
giving them an IS per cent
game.
Here is hand played by Sid
ney Silodor, the new member on
the team. who held the East
hand. After the match every
body asked how he managed to
make five spades. The other
team made four spades, but they
could not see how the extra
trick could be made unless
North foolishly played his king
OF diamonds before the third
round.
Two rounds OF clubs were led.
Silodor ruffing the second. A
low trump to the king dropped
the queen. The queen and Jack
Of diamonds were run through,
North properly holding up the
king to block the ace. The ace
Of diamonds was cashed, then
Silodor led a low trump. North
was allowed to win a trick with
the ten of spades, but the trump
entry let dummy in to cash two
long diamonds for heart dis
cards.
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BY ERSKINE JOHNSON

Exclusively yours H lly-
woods latest feud is between
MGM and Laraine's Day. She S
seeking TO break her contract to
accept an RKO offer following
her hit opposite Cary Grant in
the soon-to-be released From
Here to Victory" RKO would
like to give her glamor girl
buildup. Laraine's complaint is
that she has never been given a
Glance on her home lot, despite
loan-out hits in My Son, My
Son and Foreign Correspond
emit"
Shortage of turkeys in South
ern California brought out a dis
cussion of substitutes for the
traditional holiday fare on the
set of Universay's Captive Wild
Woman" How about a ham,"
Evelyn Ankers suggested to
John Carradine. Why should l
have ham on NY table" re-
piled Carradine, when there's
one at the head of it,"
Promised and hoped for: Lou
Costello's burlesque of Sonia
Henie on ice skates in "Oh, Doc
tor"
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pounds. Two thin straps on her
shoulders did the damage.
Thanking Pat O'Brien for an au.
&c oraphed picture, Capt. Jack
w. Hayes, Jr., pilot of a Flying
Fortress, wrote the star: 1--WE
are all looking forward to a
taste Of combat soon and your
new picture C"Bombardier"
may be bright spot in a
humdrum world"
Most desirable shelters on the
outdoor location set of China
these goldfish days are squarish
pup tents put up for the play
ers to warm up in when they're
not acting. With little stoves and
canvas chairs, they're as COM
Portable as dugouts and usually
packed fuller than sardine tins.
Once in, nobody wants TO bulge.
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MOVIE MAGkATE

Uncle Sam has become the nations leading movie
producer, judging from the Minneapolis Honeywell
Regulator Componys report that hos supplied heat
ing and ventilotine controls for more thon 500 do
mestc army theoters each seating from 600 to 1000
soldiers.
The Ione-whskered gent also hos become the no.
tons biggest department store operotor through his
post exchanges. He is Of course the nations largest
employer directly, aside from the fact thot mojor-
ty Of privately hired workers octuoy labor for Uncle
Sam
He's doing right we'll for on old fellow, too.
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. BARBS

Who knows but what il will
be one of the cans you turn in
that will eventually be tied to
Hitler?
If Uncle Sam ever starts r2-
tionlng beer it will slow down
the making of the kind of tanks
we don't need.
A note addressed 10 Hitler and
printed on a bomb by an Amer
lean soldier read, This one is
on me. How about one that will
be on Adolf?
The love making of middle
aged man often is old stuff and
nonsense.
Many a girl with a fine car
riage- still Graves more gas for
her auto.
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McKENNY ON
BRIDGE
BY VIM. z. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

Once again Philadelphia was
victorious in the national board
a-match team-of-four champion
ship. This years team consisted
of Charles II. Goren and John
r. Crawford, who were MEM
bers of the team in 1887, 1888
and 1889 when they won
this same trophy; Sidney Silodor
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. IN HOLLYWOOD

and said, Listen, sister. | could
date Lamar, Lana Turner. and
Rita Hayworth with Ann Sheri-
dan as a chaser"
Odd talent search at 10th Cen
tury-Fox. For the film Jane
Eyre" Orson Welles will play
tn role of Rochester, whose
wife is insane. But in the pic
ture only the mad wife's hands
will be shown. The search to
find a woman who can express
insanity with her hands.
STRAP STRAIN
Lynn Bari is suffering from a
new kind of film ailment -
chafed shoulders. AS glamor
girl Of 1900 in Hello, Frisco,
Hello she wears an evening
gown that weighs exactly Al