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The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01
NOTICE

All Century Burial Agents License MI expire as ct
March 1913 We requesting each agent begin
to set aside $500 for license hi few days License Appc
ton Blanks will be mailed every agent and promptly
receipt of these blanks properly fill them, have them
arized and return them to with your $500 We hop.
every agent will cooperate wi this request that
by the end OF March will have his her censl
in hand. PLEASE DO THIS .Sa
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01
CENTURY BURIAL ASSOCIATION
WELL THOUGHT OF

The Century Burial Association greatly appreciates the
many beautiful calendars which have been received from
sections of the country. We highly value the good will of
these business establishments and hope through the years
will merit their thoughtulness of
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IN THE BULLETIN

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TOTAL NUMBER OF CENTURY DEATHS
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CREASE IN REMITTANCE DURING THE
MONTH
LEADING DISTRICT MEETING REPORTS
NEW SUBSCRIBERS
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The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICE

Due increased cost of publication, it will not be pos
s;be for the Century Voice continue its policy of making
uts of agents without Effective with the February issue
al agents will be required send dollars for each cut
The of columns for stories by and concern
axng our agents will be continued usual
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01
PASSES IN CHICAGO

Mr. James ]. Johnson. long time resident of Yazoo
City passed recently in Chicago, ILL., Mr. Johnson having
left here when he quite young had made his home in
Chicago until his death While he lived there he had made
for himself friends who regretted to hear OF his death
Flowers and kilograms flowed into Yazoo City from his friends
in the North
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01
THE CENTURY VOICE BUYS WAR
BONDS

Two hundred dollars worth bonds purchased
by The Century Voice few days ago If boys smile
they face the pcrs of surely who LETT home
should smile chance buy War Bond Every loyal
American should do likewise buy bonds for the security
OF his country.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01
A GRATEFUL EMPLOYEE
Dear Mr.. Huddleston:
Greenwood, Miss

Dear Mr. Huddleston:
Please accept the enclosed $500 Christmas present
and token of my appreciation the kindness you have shown
me since | have been employed in your service am III
deed grateful for the promotion you have given
Yours very truly,
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01
congratulates The
MISS CENTURY VOICE
COMPLIMENTARY LETTER.
T. !. Huudleston, Jr.
Editor and Manager
The Century Voice
Yazoo City, Mississippi
January Is, 1913.

T.
am in receipt of copy OF your publication The Cen
TRY Voice. and wish commend and associates
OH the manner i'll which you getting your pubca-
ton. ~
believe that paper of great interest and bene
fit the coored people of this entire vicinity and that the
work which you doing will get splendid results.
With good wish for the continued OF your
excellent publication, am,
Yours very truly,
J. +. BARBOUR, jr.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01

zation Old Santa made himself known in a BIG way
TREE LOADED WITH GIFTS
The big Christmas Tree in the school auditorium was
beautifully decorated and Old Santa that every
child OF the $50 primary children present received gift
appropriate program rendered by the Primary Depart
ment each grade representing with selection in keeping
with the Holiday Season Mrs. Ann Brooks presided over
the program in efficient Her ability teacher
in the Primary Department could doubted Just after
the program, Principal n D. Taylor presented Mr. T. J.
Huddleston, IT, Editor and Santa Claus of Mr.
Huddlcston spoke briefly appropriately in turn pre-
ented Mr. J. f. Miller and Mrs. c. c. Mc(iee Staff Members
OF The Voice who expressed their delight being present
and wishes for the Christmas and New Year Mr. Henry
Espy, County Agent of Marion, Arkansas and bro
her-n-law of the Editor also present and deeply
pressed the children we'll the grown-ups his timely
remarks
PRESIDENT DELTA BANK DONATED $1,000
IN WAR STAMPS
One of the main features of the Christmas Tree the
presentation $1,000 War Stamps donated bv Mr. Herbert
Holmes, President of the Delta National Bank These stamps
given the Honor" students in of the grades
represented
BLACK & WHITE STORE DONATED GENEROUSLY
MR. PRICE, MANAGER
Over twenty-five useful articles donated by the
Black aud White Store Over period Of years Black and
White Store has been known the Home OF Honest Values
and proud to have city Mr. Price, Manager
is all and makes special effort
satisfy the many customers who trade there.
w. NJ NELSON'S STORE GIVES FREELY
The W. NJ Nelson's Dry Goods Store gave freely to help
The Century Voice make the Christmas reality. than
twenty five articles donated by them For years
Mr. Nelson has carried wonderful values and has
loved lucrative business Other merchants who shared and
help make the The Yazoo Hardware
Kufn's, f. w. Wooworth J. T. Duggan, Adelman's and
Wise Brothers.
The Negro public is proud OF these big hearted merchants
and believe these good deeds will them by
hundedfod.
EDITOR SHOWERED CHILDREN WITH TOYS
AND CENTURY PENCILS
The closing part of the program the distribution OF
TOYS and Century pencils each of the children. Mr. James
r Miller presided and that single child was
missed.
We believe for many years to come, lazoo High School
No will remember Old Santa Claus TIuddeson Jr, and
the Century Voice We look forward to doing greater things
in the years to come
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-19

@eiamttonnage5iffern Der beioen Slot
ten fir oas Sabresenoe nidt mitge-
teilt, tpobl aber entbiillte Der 8eridbt
Shiffsbal15iel Der Ser. Staaten fir
oes amtes gum eritenmal oas genaue
t943: 18,89O,OOO Deaopeigbttonnen,
nergliben nit 8,O9O,OO0 Eonnen, Die
1912 fertiggeitellt iino. ~
X X X
sSurtidritt Der 8olfsgeinnbbeit in
Il. 6.
9lus elmer Dor fur5em ser Yreiie
5uganglib gentadten Statiltif Der
vMetropolitan 2ife Sniurance Conn
panp" ergibt ii6, oaB Die our6i6nitt.
lide 2ebensoauer Der amerifaniiben
8eo0lferuns gegentuartig Inn 25, bel
periiberten 2obnempfdngern iogar
/. m3O Sabre iiber bie ser 3eit 5tpi-
i6en 1868 (oem Sabre ser @riinoung
ser 90. 6. S. g. uno 1914 binaus-
gebt.
Oie grfldrung bierfiirs liegt oarin,
oab Die gelpaltigen 5ortidritte Der
Meoi5in (@runolesl1ng Der 8afterip-
logic uno Der Sterililierungstebnif
our6 Balteur, Musbau ser Bafteriolo-
gle uno @ntoefung oes Suberfelba-
5illus our6 &obert ao6, @rfenntnis
Der llrIaben ser Sppbusfiebers, Der
Oipbterie uno 2llngenent5iinoung
uip. IN 8erbinoung NIT bem Siegess
5ug Ser offentliben Spsiene) geraoe
in sic 3eit 5lpii6en 8iirgertrieg uno
elitem 8eltfrieg fallen.
Sotpeit es auf Die Berit6erten Ser
,,Wetropolitan 2ife" anfommt, bot
Die our6idnittlide 2ebensoauer al
lein ieit 1911 INN gut II Sabre 5u>
genommen uno lit oan1it auf ga Sabre
geltiegen. 5uit genau 10 liegen oie
Oinge in Ser aagemeinen 8epoltes
ruug. Seit oem genannten Sabre lit
cine gans betrd6tlibe Mbnabme Ser
5duglingsiterbli6feit gu per5ei6nen.
Oie Sooesfaubaufigfeit bel &inoern
inn slter bon 1 Biz 5u 14v Sabren lit
- innerbalb oes Beriibertenfreiies
- felt 1911 Inn bier Siinftel 5uriid.
gegangen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-19

inne bat, beridtete fiir5lih auf elmer
geriammlnng Der Mll,nni Miiociatio,t
oes Snitituts iiber Die Sorti6ritte IN
ser erlten Bbaie Der barnit genab-
ten grperimente. uBir fonnen nun,
erfldrte er, uaub- ooer Bferoeblut bel
Eransfufionen IN ben menidlihen
G0rper berpenben. Maeroings erregt
Ole erite Gransfuiion cine ueberemp.
finoli9teit i'm Yatienten, 10 oaB Die
5tpeite gefabrlid uno toblib berlan'
fen fann. gBir boffen aber, bob oieie
grideinung in fiinftisen @rperimen-
ten iibertpunben tperoen fann''
,,l1nter oen bertigen Metbooen',
erfldrte Der iunee @elebrte meiter,
,,peroen einem Hfero beifpielssueiie
@ebirnbautent5iin einge-
iprist. Dieie Intiforperden in oen
aus bem 8lut bergeiteuten Snpfitof-
fen iino es, oie Weniden gegen &C.
birnbautent5iinoun inmu,1 madeu
anoere SSnpfitoffe tperoen auf abn'
li6e @eiie bergeitellt."
X X X
9ie ,8nnber" Der fiinftisen 8au'
inbnitrie
Die 2uft ibuirrt BON 3utunfts-
pldnen auf ieoe1n @ebiet. Die Snol1-
itriellen trdumer bonn &auie Der 3lt-
funft. Sic oenfen fi6 oas ettpa 10:
@ines Cages miro Elm 2aitauto boz.
fabren uno Der Sabrer miro bic &aus=
frau fraeen, oie our Miete tpobnt,
5rau g.: $50 uollen sic, oaB i'd
Sbnen ibr neues &aus ablabe?"
Oas Dem ungefdbr 10 iein piro,
tebauptet Ssobn 8. 8igesrs, Brdii'
bent Der 2ibbep- Smens-Soro Gorpo-
ration, elmer @lastparenfirma, Die
iebt tdsli6 aud 20 iolde in gin5el-
beiten bergeiteaten @infamiltenbdu-
ier abliefert. @s lit einige Mrbeit. 9te
Sauier tperoen aus Sperrbol5 fir
@egierungs5tpede eebaut uno iollen
e1nem Notitanoe abbelfen. ,,Aber Ole
Wogli6feiten nad oem ariege itno
iebr grob', iast 8issers. gr lit ein
sraubaariger, forbid ausiebenber
Wann, Ser iebr prd5is ipridt uno
6eiien MeuBerungen algenein als tom
ierbatio betra9tet perben. gr bofft,
,,oaB Die SerienberiteDung bon Sdu.
fern in gin5elteilen einmal elm eutcs
uno praftii6es @eibdft miro, bas mir
peiter e1ttpideln f0nnen'.
geun gilt es Elm ipidtiges Broblem
gu beadten, oas bonn Stanopuntt Der
beiterseperfidaften iia ettpa
10 formulieren ldBt: miro Die Maiien.
beriteuung bon &duiern in ginael.
teilen meniser 8eibdftisung fir bic
8auarbeiter bebeuten, oie bisber ie.
ces Saus banbtperfsm6Big erri9tet
baben2 8eroen iid 6ie @etpertidaf.
ten Ser neuen Snouitrie tpioeriesen2
Ooer >piiroe cine aagemeine Durb.
fiibrung Der Metbobe 3ablreiden
Meniben Mrbeit beribaffen?
Biggers lit folgenoer Anfidt:
~Jaus Die Snouitrie ii9 CUR Maiien.
proouftion enttpidelt - faus iabrli9
cine Miqion folder &duier bergeiteIlt
tperben fann, tpiir6e BEN 8auarbeitern
mebr Mrbeit uno elm beiieres gintom.
men 5ugefibert tperben."
ST lit Der Mnii6t, baB ~Brefabs"
(prefabricateo bouies) leidt ber5u-
itellen iino, audi Srauen 6ie arbeit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-19

0tent.
9as nit aller gile uno unter So
itenaufpano bon $2O,0OO,O0O berge
itellte Broieft muroe i'm 5ommer DO
rigen Sabres begonnen unb lit ies
10 tpeit fertig, oaB nur nod gin5el
beiten feblen unb ser &eit oes 3emen
tes auf oen &oafeloern gelegt gu tper
oen brau6t.
Ser 400 scres groBe Jlugplat
miro 4 Ofeilen lange unb $50 Sui
breite Startbabnen uno ID Meilet
lange. SO SUB breite &oafeloer 10
ben, oie fir orei @eidmaoer beredne
iino. Ser 8au erfolgte tros adlte
5dlamm, 8aiier, gis uno 3eitbe
i6rdntung. Oie sr0Bten unternebmer
firmen oes 2anoes maren oaran be
teiligt. 0ie perbdltnismaBig lpenige1
GebdrOe, gu oenen feline Slug5eug
iduppen geb0ren, iperoen ielbitper
ItGnoli6 gut getarnt iein.
Oie Jlug5euge iolen iiber oas
gan5e 5lugfelo perteilt unb an Sim
gen feitgemadt tperoen, Die i'm Be,
ment beranfert iino. Wean lit babe
bon oem @eoanfen ausgegangen, iag1
Der leitenoe Bionieroffi5ier, Waior s
8. Nottingban, oaB bel einem l1eber,
| faa cine 8on1be 0ann ME mebr az
b0dItens elm ooer 5mei 6lug5el1ge aui
Dem 8ooen perni6ten fonnte. Iud
periiberte ser Meaior, oaB fir oer
SlusplaB nebr Matertal peripenoel
muroe, als ionit fir Elm 5iDiles obel
militariides 8auproiett inn 2anbe.
8eim 8au tpuroen $500 Mrbeitel
peripanot. Ser Slugplas miro @am4
Springs Broiect, Weaoops, Wo., &C.
rannt.
| X X X
&efrutierung einer 2anbarbeiterarme,
Das 2anomirtidaftsoe ba1
ieinen Rlan betanntgegeben, ettua CO.,
GOO Srauen aus groBen uno tleinel
Stdoten fir Mrbeit auf Dem 2anbe 81
refrutieren. Cd miro erpartet, oai
liid 10000 Srauen CUR 2anoarbeit fiji,
eas gan5e Sabr perpflibten tperoen
mdbreno bie iibrigen $4,000 fir Sai
lionarbeit bier Wo6en lang ODER ldn
ger bertpanot perben iouen. Gin;
Uniform fir oie 2anoarbeiterinner
miro beretts enttporfen. Die Retrutie
rung miro nit Silfe oes Mrbeitsper
mittlungsoienites erfolgen. Spatel
iolen tpeitere 100000 6rauen fiji,
2anbarbeit in Notfdllen aufgebratbl
meroen. Ber iid fir it6nbige Mrbeil
auf Dem 2anoe berpflidtet, erbGlt 5u
Dor cine Musbilbung bon orei biz
feds @o6en.
II. S..9anbelsilotte bic sr6fte Der
@elt
0ie @anbels flotte ser Ser. Staater
biirfte Dor @noe oes laufenben Sabres
gum eriten Wale in ser @eibi6te an
@r0Be Die Sanbelsmarine @roBbri'
tanniens iibertreffen, ipenn bas gegen
mdrtise Sdiffsbauprogramm big gum
gnoe oes SSabres 1913 bur6gefiibr1
Iein miro. Oieie Satia6en ipuroer
amtlib our6 ben 1912 gebiloeter
Combined Shipping Ioinitment
8oaro befanntsegeben, cine Organi
iation, oie oa5u oient, Die slusnut
5ung Der Eonnage Der alliierten Sea-
tionen auf oas S0ditmaB gu iteigern
3tpar tpurben bie porauslt6tlihe,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-19

G1nem guten Setl 0er gSelfprele,
DEFENDERS ben unter fon1ml1niltiibem
ginfIuB itebenben 8ldttern uno Nad-
ridtenagenturen gilt Spanien irnmer
nod aIs Elm bon einem 9iftator be-
bcrrl6tes 2ano, bas nit Silfe 5tpeier
9iftatoren ben ,,2opaliiten" entriiien
tpurbe. slusbriidli6 uno in beridlei>
erten AeuBerungen berlangt oieie
Breiie oie abibaffung Ser gegenpdr'
tigen &egierlng uno Die ginfiibruns
zines ,,lopaliitii6en" &egimes. 3pi-
ihen ben 3eilen fann man binour6-
leien, oaB es in Birtlidteit Die 4om-
munilten, Die Sreimaurer uno 2ibe.
ralen 1ino, tpie tpieoer ans &uoer
mo6ten.
@eneraliiiimo 5ranco lit felt oem
unbeilpollen Nebolutionsfriege, ser
eas ipanii6e Bolt ser Mrnut un0
ser Silflofigfeit anbeimsegeben, nad~
Dem Die fommuniitiiden Soroen Sau>
ienbe bon Srieitern, Oroensi6peltern
nno prominenten fatboliihen 2aien
ertnoroet lnb &unoerte BON fatbolt.
iben &irden ,lnb &l0itern 5erlt0rtell,
am &uoer. Sranco bat Spanien feline
angeitanrnte fatbolii6e &eligion uno
feline traoitionelle &ultur erbalten.
9tes lit ben ebemaligen uno gegen>
pdrtigen &irdenfeinoen Elm 9orn i'm
auge. Die Seinbe Spaniens uno Der
2tr4e bauen auf Die Sgnorana ser
get6ttatbolifen uno finben oesbalb bel
wtiaionen bon ibnen Elm ptlliges Obr.
gs lit bebauernspert, baB popul6re
uno >peit berbreitete 3eitibriften, tpie
,,Sime" uno ,,2ife", ibren ignoranten
2eiern 70 entitellenoe Mrtitel aufti.
i6en, tpie 3. 9. in Der Gummer pont
19. Ipril bes ,,2ife" beipro9ene,t
"@to Der fpaniiden 8iidofe', ben Die
3eitidrifH einen ,,blooocurling oat1
Of allegiance" nennt' Dieier GID lit
bonn 81. Stubl approbiert uno es lit
oerielbe GID, Der bon Den Bii60fen
aaer 2dnSer abgelegt miro, bie NIT
eem 81. Stubl elm 2onforoat abidlie-
Ben.
X X X
Erotefantiide Yropasanba in @erifo
Seit Iansem baben proteitantiide
Breoiger es NIT allen Mitteln, ielbit
ben neriperfliden Mitteln Der Ser
leumoung l.nb NIT bireften Mngriffen
gegen Die fatboliide Stride, periudt,
Die fatboliiden Merifaner gu getpiu-
men. @r5biidof Sole Maria @on3ale,
bon Durango erlieB in einem @irten.
ibreiben Die tparnenben @orte: ,,Die
tatboltide Stride bat bon ieber oie
driitlt6e Sronung uno 6ie 3ibiliia.
tion gerettet. Ser Broteitantisnus
ma9t alle anitrengungen, in oieier
unrubigen 3eit Die bertperflid Pen re.
ligioien Srrtiimer gu perbreiten ourb
5lueidriften uno Breoigten. Sbre ge.
falibten 8ibeln beroreben unb Der.
bobnen bic Saframente ser Stride,
berneinen bic l1nfeblbarteit oes @ap.
ites uno leugnen ioear bas @ebeint.
mis- Der aaerbeilisiten 9reifaltisfeit.
X X *
@ieiemflmsplat in @aibinston
Im Is. Mai miro bic 8unoesarmec
einen Rampfflieeeritiispuntt uberneb-
men, Der bon BEN Bionieren als 6er
grobte I'M 2an6e be5eidnet miro un6
Der 2uftoerteioigung bon 8aibingtor,
Baltimore un6 Dem NeIt oes gbela.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-19
Neme 8itaminaueQen

lteberau miro NIT @riasitoffen e.,
perimentiert, Inn Bitamine 5u entoets
ten. Mub bie &uiien pollen auf oie-
lem 10 ani6eineno ergiebigen Gel6e
nid)t 5uriiditeben. 8te Der ,,Imerican
sliiociation Of Scientific @orfers" in
Seem gorf BON BEN ruiiii6en Biiien-
i6aftlern 9. Sbiibtin, Beter Buoni.
tom, Sergei Bbilipdut uno anoern be.
ri6tet miro, bat man in &uBlano er,
fol6reide 8eriude nit Sidtennabeln
seuadt, tpelde oas 8itamin s ent.
balten unb nit Moos, bas cine >pert.
polle 8ertpenoung in Der Gbirurgie
gefunben.
BGbreno Der 8elaeerllng bon 2e<
ninarao entoedten ruiiiide Jorider
in Jibtennaoelertraft Elm tpirfungs.
poaes Mittel gegen Sforbut. Iub m
peri6ieoenen @rasarten bot man 8t-
tamin 6 gefl.noen, ebenio in @ilo-
roien uno sriinen 8aaniiiien. Cine
sroBe In5abl pilb tpabienoer Blu-
men uno &rduter entbalten gei6mad-
poaen griat fir 4affee uno See.
X X X
Sferbeblmt fir Sransfmiion
8ie aus Baiaoena, @alif., beri6-
tet miro, baben 8iiieni6aftler bonn
Stabe oes California Snltitute Of
technology Pferoeblut erfolsreid bel
Sransfuiionen in meniblibe Srganis-
men tpie au6 BEL Der Serite0ung bon
Smpfitoffen our Smmuniiierung Dor
&ranfbeiten bernen6et. Dr. 0an $.
Campbell, elm erit 35 Sabre alter
@elebrter, Ser oie erite Brofeiiur fir
Smmunohernie in oen Ser. Staaten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-19
&ieienflmgplat in @aibinatpn

Im Is. Mai miro oie 8unoesarmec
einen &ffliegeritiispuntt iberneb-
men, Der bon BEN Bionieren als ser
grobte I'M 2an6e be5ei9net miro uno
Der 2uftberteioigl1ng bon Baibington,
Baltimore un6 Dem &eit oes gbela.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-16

TODAY
200 p. IN. Waterbury Council Of
Catholic Women, sewing class,
So Church street. Mrs. John
White.
200 p. m. Sacred Heart high
school, standard first aid Mrs.
Mortimer Atlas, Mrs. Katherine
OLeary and staff,
Ais p. m. Wcstover school, stand
ard first aid. Elizabeth Oliver.
tbs p. m. Post Junior College,
standard first aid, Donald Post
Edna DewS.
7:30 p. m. Red Cross chapter
house. 1G5 Grove street, advance
ed first aid. Emil Albecker,
Frances Garzarian.
WEDNESDAY
300 p. m. Sacred Heart high
school. Junior first aid, Mrs.
Mary Norgren, Mrs. Francis o.
Ayres.
2:l5 y. m. South school, VOL
colt. Junior first aid, Lydia
400 p. m. Waterbury Council Of
Catholic Women, Sc Church
street, hospital bandages, Miss
Mary Kinnane.
100 p. m. Red Cross chapter
house. 1856 Grove street, stand
ard first aid, Pauline White, Mrs.
Resale Anderson.
1880 p. m. Pearl street Community
house, junior first aid, Mrs.
Henrietta Foster.
THURSDAY
9:45 a. m. Center school, Middle
bury. Junior first aid, Mrs.
Rose Klltka.
lis p. m. Prospect Community
school, Junior first aid, Susan
Cocchiola.
$3.50 p. m. Pearl street Community
school. junior first aid, Mrs.
Henrietta Foster.
1880 p. m. North End Y. M. c. A.,
standard first aid for precinct
3. sectors 10, IA. IS, II, 10,
10. 20, 80. 80, "a. IS, SO, II, open
ing session. Wilbur r. Stone,
Leroy H. Woodcock.
1880 p. m. Sacred Heart auditorium.
combined first aid closes, Mrs.
Mortimer Atlas Mrs. Mary Nor
gren: demonstration by Scovill
team and first aid film. Before
the Doctor Comes" open to the
public.
FRIDAY
$50 p. m. Blessed Sacrament
church. junior first aid, Mrs.
Mary Norgren.
Monday through Friday, court
house. Kendrick avenue, 4 to 5 p.
m. legal aid bureau, Waterbury
Bar association, servicemen and
families.
Monday through Friday. bleeding
Of donors to civilian defense blood
bank and plasma reserve, Chase
dispensary, Field street, to S p.
m. appointments made by calling
3-2l81.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-16
MARTHA RAVE
ARMY CAPTAIN
Movie Star Three Days in
Slit Trench During Stay
in North Africa

New York, March 16.-(UP)-
Capt. Martha Raye, who has been
entertaining troops In Britain and
North Africa for 1-2 months, told
today OF spending three days and
nights in a slit trench during a
succession Of air raids, of being
bombed out of her bed and of be-
ing in plane that was attacked
by German flyers.
She lost her clothes In one North
African air raid and borrowed q
private's pants and shirts until a
specially designed uniform arrived
from England.
Miss Raye. who went abroad with
Carole Lands, Kay Francis and
Mitzi Mayfair. under sponsorship OF
USO camp shows, won an honorary
commission and service decoration
for her long stay. When the others
were scheduled to return home she
asked permission TO stay and con-
tinue the entertainment alone.
For three days and nights she
stayed In q slit trench with about
200 soldiers while the enemy bomb
ed necessarily. with only half hour
or hourly intervals Of al clear pc
RODS.
1T was chummy." she said.
During another raid she went 10
shelter and returned to md that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-16


Of students that Stacks are inappro-
pirate for wear on high school
grounds or q college campus, when
the woman who is often described
as the greatest woman in the world,
thinks they are the thing to wear?
The answer is-the teacher can't.
The girls now have an unbeatable
defense.
That Is all to the good. With the
Stacks question settled once and for
all-teachers can turn their atten-
ton and energies toward some real
student problems.
RULE RESENTED
They've wasted enough time fight
ing about Stacks and antagonized
enough students by their old-fash-
Toned stand.
After all, It's what students learn
In school and not what they wear
that is important.
And 1t isn't clothes that make
the woman. Nine. Chang can wear
Stacks, or anything else she chooses,
and 1t doesn't detract one bit from
what she Is.
Let the teachers pound that into
their students for a change, in
stead Of trying to tell them In
these times that clothes are so i'm
portant 1t matters whether or not
girl studies her history lessen In
Stacks or a skirt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-16
> MCKINNEY on BRIDGE
NY WILLIAM e. MCKINNEY
Americas Gard Authority

Our old frined l.. D. Boone Of
Grenada, Miss, sent me an inter-
ssting hand taken from the team
of-four contest of the DiXieland
Tournament held at jackson, Miss
which his team won. Boone's team
mates we're Mrs. T.. G. Mccarthy Of
Birmingham, Ala, Mrs. Randolph
Scott and Mrs. l.. 3. Buchanan OF
Memphis, Tenn. The qualifying
eoundS were match-point scoring
and the finals were knockout,
Boone'S team won 1000 points on
this hand.
Boone preferred TO open the bid
ding with one diamond, while at
she other table the opening bid was
one no trump and the final con-
tract six spades. The ace Of dia-
monds was cashed and a diamond
euffed-down one.
Because Of Boone's opening dia-
nond bid. North naturally, sup
ported diamonds after showing his
strong spade suit Boone then de-
:ided that II he played the contract
At spades, q diamond might be
ruffed, and OF course six diamonds
Is cold.
GIN RUNMY QUIZ
q. II my opponent draws the
flftieth card and makes a discard,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-16

By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Service STAFF Writer
Whole grain cereals are still
abundant. However, when buying
them, get extra large packages as
that will save paper.
Use meat or a flavor when 1t is
hard to get. and add to the main
dish by including whole grain ce-
reals. The following recipes show
you how.
Cabbage and Beef Rolls
(Serves A.
One-half pound ground beef, IN
cups corn flakes, finely crushed; "
teaspoon SALT dash Of pepper, l
tablespoon, minced onion, "a tea
spoon Worcestershire sauce, u cup
milk. tablespoons butter or other
fat, 8 medium Sized cabbage leaves,
IL cups canned tomatoes put through
sieve, or ~ cups tomato juice, "
cup sour cream, II teaspoon salt,
dash Of pepper.
Combine beef, corn flakes, salt,
pepper, onion. Worcestershire sauce,
and milk. Shape into 8 rolls. Brown
In fat. Cook cabbage leaves, cover
ed, In small amount Of boiling sailed
water until wilted. Wrap each meat
roll In a cabbage leaf and fasten
with toothpicks. Return to skillet,
add tomatoes mixed with sour
cream, salt, and pepper. Cover and
simmer 40 minutes. Remove rolls to
platter. Pour sauce over meat rolls.
Celery Knob RagOut
(ServeS 40
Four small celery knobs Or roots
(about / pound or 3 cups coarse