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Evening star., 1943-02-07
Westminster Wins Twice
In MCA Basket League

Westminster basket ball team
captured two games yesterday in
YMCA league action, defeating
Cleveland Park, 1924 and Wood
ward, 1928, on the "Y" court. In
another game, YMCA swamped
Congress Pages. 64-12.
John Mcdonald spanked West
minister's victory over Cleveland
Park with II points, while Jack
Sanford produced II in leading
Westminster to its triumph over
Woodward
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Army Calls Hockey Ace

CHICAGO, Feb. 6 tP).-Robert
'Red) Hamill, left wing and high
scorer for the Chicago BlackhaWks
hockey team, has been called to
Canada for his war service medical
| examination.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Hockey Results

Buffalo, 4 Washington Lions, 2.
Hershey, q Pittsburgh, 2.
Toronto, 3; New York, 2.
Cleveland. 3; Indianapolis, /.
Baltimore Coast Guard, 9; Phila
delphia. a.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Frostbite Sailors Back
On Potomac for Ruce

Frostbite sailors will stage an
other in their series of races off
Capital Yacht Club this afternoon.
The affair last Sunday was called
off because of the bad weather.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
London Quint Defeated
BY St. Andrews, 24-l5

BY the Associated Press.
MIDDLETOWN, Del. Feb. g.
Landon School of Washington lost
it's annual basket ball game with
ST. Andrews School here today,
"a to IS.
Willis Van Meter and George Gill
lette were high scorers for the
winners, with 13 and II points.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Sports Program
For Local Funs
TODAY.
Pro Basket Ball.

Camden IN. j. Indians vs..
Washington Brewers. Heurich
gym, $50 preliminary 230D
New York 'Celtlcs VS.. Washing
ton Bears, Turner's Arena, 4.30,
Hockey.
Washington Lions at Buffalo
Bisons.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
American at Catholic u, BIS.
Landon at Catholic U. FRESH
men, TOO.
George Washington at William
and Mary, Williamsburg. Va.
George Washington High at
Maryland Park. 400
Boxing.
Pinpinelli VS.. Parks, feature,
Turner's Arena, S:45
TUESDAY.
Basket Ball.
Western VS.. Wilson thigh school
series), American U. gym, 400.
Coolidge at Tech (high school
seriesl 400.
Gonzaga at Eastern, 400.
Washington-Lee at Central,
400.
Bulls at st. Adams, 3 80.
Rockville at st. Johns. $50.
Bethesda at National Training
School, $50.
Woodward at Maryland Park,
7:45.
Charlotte Hall at Blair, Silver
Spring. 500.
Boxing
Michigan State at Catholic u.
8:15.
WEDNESDAY.
Basket Ball.
Wilson Teachers at American.
$50.
Wilson High at Landon, 3:45.
Anacostia at Episcopal, 3:45.
Georgetown Prep at Rockville,
$50.
Hockey.
Washington Lions at Cleveland
Barons.
Wrestling.
Weekly program at Turner's
Arena, 8:45.
THURSDAY.
Basket Ball.
Fordham VS.. Georgetown, Tech
gym, $50.
Catholic U. at Quantico Ma
rines.
Washington-Lee at Tech, 400.
Maryland Park at Catholic u,
frosh, 400.
FRIDAY.
Basket Ball.
Washington and Lee VS.. George
Washington, Eastern High gym,
$50.
Duke at Maryland, College
Park, 800.
American at Randolph Macon
Ashland. Va.
Eastern VS.. Roosevelt. Coolidge
VS.. Central (high school series
doubleheader, Tech gym. 7:30.
st. Pauls at st Adams. $50.
Landon at Bethesda Chevy
Chase, 800.
st. Johns at Blair, 400.
Georgetown Prep at Gonzaga
800.
Fairfax at Washington-Lee,
$3.50.
Track.
Catholic U. at Penn A. c., In
door meet, Philadelphia, Pa.
SATURDAY.
Basket Ball.
Washington and Lee at Mary
land, College Park, 800.
Wilson VS.. Anacostia, Western
VS.. Tech Chigh school series dou-
bleheader), Tech gym, 7:3O.
Boxing.
Catholic U. at Maryland, follows
basket ball.
Hockey.
Washington Lions at Pitts
burgh Hornets.
Swimming.
Annal city-Wide meet for boys,
Eastern Branch Boys Club, pre-
liminaries, 200, finals, TOO.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Keeps Loop Slate Clean

BALTIMORE, Feb. 6 P).-Wash-
ington College maintained its clear
record in Mason Dixon Basket Ball
League competition by downing
Loyola tonight, 1928.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Basket Ball Scores

George Washington, 43; Norfolk
Naval Training, Al.
Army, a.; Maryland, 40
Randolph Macon, 54; American u,
36.
Tech High, or Central High. 25.
Western High, 33, Anacostia High,
%.
c. C. N. Y, IS; Montclair, 5.
Niagara, Sc; N Y. u. 4S.
Richmond, 33; Washington and
Lee, 80.
The Citadel, 49; Clemson, IS.
" P. l., g.; Virginia, 46.
Duke, 81; North Carolina, 80.
West Virginia. a.; Temple, AZ.
Penn State, 33: Navy, 81.
Illinois. so: Ohio State, 48.
Indiana. 30: Michigan, "a.
Fordham. 81; Canisius, 36.
Western Kentucky. So La Sale, a.
Notre Dame, As: Michigan State, "a.
Pennsylvania. AZ; Cornell, IS.
Dartmouth, 81; Yale, 30.
Princeton, 80; Columbia IS.
Arkansas, 40; Baylor, 38.
Moravian, 40: Aberdeen Proving
Grounds. 48.
Rutgers, So: Wesleyan, SO.
Bowdoin, As; Portland YMCA, 40.
Wittenberg. So; Denison, "a.
Findlay, so; Heidelberg, 81.
Capital, So: Ohio Northern, 43.
Kenyon, 54; Bluffton, a..
Otterbein, 65; Lockbourne Air Base,
80.
Wooster, 81: Ohio Wesleyan, 3s.
Navy Plebes, 81; Admiral Farragut.
"a.
Rutgers Jayvees, 81; Union Junior
College, 35.
Clarkson. 81; Cortland Teachers, 81.
Hamilton, So; Union. "a.
East Stroudsburg, 64; Lock Haven,
g.
Muhlenberg, 40; Franklin Marshall,
&c.
Manhattan Beach Coast Guard, IL;
Villanova, 56.
Fort George Meade. 81; Shippens-
burg Teachers, 48.
Tennessee. AZ: Mississippi State, So
Albright, IS, Bucknell, 81.
Iowa, 81; Knox, As.
Great Lakes, 55, Wisconsin, as.
Peru, At Hastings, AZ.
Carleton, 80; North Dakota State, 81
Hamline, So; ST. Johns Mimi, 47
Marquette, 48; Ripon, 80.
Geneva, 81: Duquesne, 48.
Detroit, As. Western Reserve, %.
Central Michigan, 64; Lawrence
Tech, Sc.
Michigan Normal, 40; Kalamazoo
36
Kansas. "A. Iowa State, 20.
Eastern Kentucky, 85, Pennsylvania
80
Presbyterian, So College of Charles
ton, 80.
Appalachian. "a; Catawba, "a
Defiance, SO; Toledo Naval Station
SO.
Toledo, 40; Camp Campbell, "a.
Earlham, So Oberlin. 38.
Minnesota. Al: Chicago, 25,
Northwestern, ST; Purdue. 40
Culver Stockton, So; Drury College
ga
Southeast Missouri, Sc; Memphis
Naval Station, Al.
St. Louis. 36 Drake, "a
Missouri Mines, As; Fort Leonard
Wood 80
Briarley Military Academy, l9
Maryland Park. l0.
Colby. 80; Bates. 81.
Susoueh anna, 81; Philadelphl;
Pharmacy College, 25.
Lafayette ST; DreXel. 43
Brocklvn Poly. 40. Haverford "a
Washington and jefferson. 81: Ohio
81
Salem. 81; West Virginia Tech. 46
Marshall, So: West Liberty, Al.
Kentucky, 81; Alabama, Al
Berea, 43. Georgetown ky, "a
Gustavus Adolphus g. Manchester
At
North Dakota, 81; Concordia. %
Mayville Teachers. AZ Minot Teach
ers. 36
Morrisville, Sc, Ithaca Frosh, AZ
Allegheny, At: Alfred, 43
Pratt, 60; Albany Teachers, 35
Massachusetts, State So, Tufts, IS
Harvard 43; Boston u, 80
Monmouth. 38: Eureka, IS
Texas Christian, as; Texas A. ant
M, 80.
Creighton. So, Tulsa. 80
Colorado State, 38; Regis. 30
Kentucky Wesleyan. As; Centre, A.
Dayton. 81 Xavier. 28
BarIwin Wallace, 40, John Carol
40
Detroit Tech, 81; Romulus All Bast
a.
Georgia Tech 60; Tulane, 36.
Kentucky, CT; Alabama Al.
Louisiana State, 81; Auburn, 81.
Camp Grant, 81, De Paul. 48
Washington College, 80, Loyola, q
Evening star., 1943-02-07

Free throws missed, Gent t2), Vonneda
90. Biery c,). Baltimore. Eeli, Lswther,
Referee--Mr Mention Goyolai: umpire
Mr.. AntigIani tW Md
Evening star., 1943-02-07

Middies Score on Range.
Navy's rifle team outshot Yale by
1897 to 1,348.
Midshipman Richard Gaibler was
high with a score of 286.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-05

enjoyed in this show including ex-
otto Beverly Lane and Jean Hayes,
the ecstasy girl. We've Austin, dance
stylist, has an offering that drew
round after round Of applause at
performances yesterday and Ed La
Verne is super in special offering
added to the show in Boston, prior
to It's Waterbury opening. OF course
there Is the chorus boasting bevy
of delicious, delightful delovelies
who are not only easy to look at but
combine charm with talent as wit
messed in their singing and dancing
routines.
Facts And figures, has every
thing requisite for good, clean
wholesome burlesque entertainment
and the standing-room-only sign
should make Its appearance FIRE.
quently this week once the word
gets around that this show really
Is q "whiz".
There will be two performances
daily at 2:30 and $3.50 with an added
extra performance at midnight on
Friday, for the benefit Of war work.
ers who cannot attend the regular
shows because Of working hours
Orchestra seats are reserved for all
evening performances and timely
suggestion, worth needing, is to or
der seats in advance thus avoiding
the evening crowds and the neceS-
sity Of standing in line.
The box office is open daily from
10 q. m. to $3.50 p. m. and seats for
all performances are available.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-05
STRAND

Opening at the Strand tomorrow
for an engagement Of three days Is
the hold-over engagement Of Metro
Goodwin Mayors 'Swingshift Nal
SIZE starring Ann Sothern and
James Craig with an all-star sup
porting cast headed by Jean Rogers.
On the same program is another
smash hit, Melody Parade" with
Mary Beth Hughes and Eddie Gull
Ian.
This program will be at the Strand
for positively four days only, start
ing tomorrow, so don't fail to see 1t
here If you missed 1t during its en-
gagement at the Poll theater.
Ending their performances tonight
at the Strand are Tiger Fangs''
with Frank Buck and June Duprez
and Here Comes Kelly" with Eddie
Quillan and Joan woodbury..
Opening at the Strand on Satur-
day for an engagement Of four days
Is the picture that thousands Of mo-
vie-goers have clamored for, the re-
turn of Rudolph Valentino, the idol
of Millions in THE Son Of the
Sheik" the last and best picture the
beloved star made. Don't miss 1t at
the Strand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-05

NN"A 2NNAA NtNEAN NNA4NNA4AH
Washington oct 1sNoW that
butter IS hot enough e blister, she
once Of Price Administration ed-
mits that consideration d being
given 10 Tatloning butter separately.
No DEFINITE plans are Under way as
yet, however.
Hutter and cheese are linked 70.
gether at the supply end, and
cheese substitutes Tor meat az the
consumption end. Therefore the
three logically 30 together.
Under the present system, fagKn-
era who raise their own meat can
spend more red coupons Tor butter;
This creates q shortage IN cities that
separate ratiOning might correct.
Butter producers want separate ra-
tioning and more thorough control
Of cream. The milk quotas which
are Ia eject October ! are not des-
tined to reduce consumption q mud
milk, but 10 halt - At its present
level, Therefore, mo .ciable
amount Of milk win 80 70 make
more butter.
LABEL FABLE
New precautions are being taken
by the Federal Trade Commission
to see 10 IL that, all wool products
you buy bear q label with The COM
tents Of the cloth and the tnanufac-
turer's name OF registration NUM-
Der. The new specifications require
that the information be placed on
the label In such o manner that IT
cannot be shipped Oh. They had
found that IN O few cases labels
were actually designed in sections,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-05
1898


The fun of this two piece is that
it is casual. jacket collar rolls back
easily, closing is managed with two
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Make it with or without ruffles.
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sleeves. 3 7-8 yards 39-inch material,
la yard additional for ruffling.
For this attractive pattern, send
IS cents, plus / cent for postage, in
coins. with your name, address. pat
tern number and size to Waterbury
Democrat. Today's Pattern Service.
1O6 7th Avenue, New York IL, N. Y.
Keep your wartime sewing thus
you are helping bring victory soon
er. You'll find 50 pages Of absorbing
sewing news. l02 new designs In the
new fall issue of FASHION, Just
out. A copy is IS cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-05
STATE

Attractions concluding their en-
gagements with performances this
evening at Warmers State theater
include Frontier Badmen" with
Ann Gwyne, Noah Berry, Jr., and
a score Of other favorites; also Har-
riet billiard and Ozzt Nelson and
his orchestra in honeymoon
Lodge.
Fun galore will be in the offing
for theatergoers attending the State
starting tomorrow when Lets Face
It." hilarious adoption Of the fam
Gus stage play comes to that theater
with fun-favorites Bob Hope and
Betty Hutton in co-starring leads.
Acclaimed the happiest comedy
combination seen in long time, Bob
and Miss Hutton caper and cavort
in this saga Of soldier boys Off
duty dilemmas in a way to make
you forget everything but he good
time you are having. There's music
in the right places some Of the
Cole Porter stage show tunes and
one original, written by Sammy
Calm and julie Styne, called who
Did? Did! Yes, I Dds" The Hope
gags are there a-plenty; in addi-
ton some high-hiting Hutton con-
tributions, plus the comedy talents
of Dona Drake. Gully Richards, Eve
Arden. ZaSu Pitts, Marjorie Weav-
er and Raymond Walburn.
The supporting cast Is an excel
lent one and special notion must
be made of the comedy talents Of
Eve Arden, ZaSu Pitts and Phyllis
Povah who are very funny as rom
ance hungry wives. Miss Arden
played the same part In the stage
version.
Lets Face IT., is funny stuff from
the moment you see Bob drive up
to the back door Of reducing farm,
his Army jeep loaded with sweet
meats for sale to the waiting hum
cry Hannahs. Betty Hutton. his IL
ances, runs the farm, with a lot less
trouble than she has running hope.
At the farm Bob meets three
middIe-aged, disconnected wives who
want to make their husbands jeal-
Gus. They offer him three hundred
dollars II he and two Of his friends
will cooperate with them toward
that end. Bob can't say no" TO
three hundred dollars worse luck for
him.
What follows. as q result Is tops
IN riotous entertainment. There's
eoR ething happening evsry minute
and all OF Il Is hilarious.
Submarine Alert, with Richard
AFlen and Wendy Barrie win be the
second hit Of the program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-05
--- WARTIME MEAT CONSERVATION ------
Braising Method Provides
Many Old FavoriteS

Long slow cooking by moist heat
makes meat ration stamps go flrth-
'er by reducing Si1rinkage In the
preparation Of less-tender meat
cuts.
Braising Is the moist heat cook
cry method used In the preparation
of many favorite meat dishes in
cluddng pot-roasts and Swiss steaks.
Pork and veal chops and steaks
are also praised because the slow
cooking by moist heat develops
their delicious flavor.
The basic method Of preparation
is the same regardless Of the Size
of the cut. The meat Is seasoned
and dredged with flour, II desired.
It Is then Drowned on all sides in q
heavy utensil, using a small amount
Of lard or drippings or It's own fat.
Browning develops flavor a n d
aroma.
After the meat Is Drowned liquid
may be added If necessary. (Pork
and veal chops and steaks do not
need added liquid, because the
moisture which collects in the pan
Is sufficient for the time required
to cook thern.)
Water, vegetable Juice, or milk
may be used as liquid in cooking
praised meat dishes. When only q
small amount Of liquid is added at
a time, the color and appearance Of
both the meat ana gravy are much
better.
Cover the meat tightly and cook
at low temperature until tender.
Cuts cooked by braising include
beef neck, chuck, brisket, plate,
short ribs, flank steak, heel Of
round, round steak, r1lrnp and OK
tails; pork and veal chops and
steaks; veal breast; and lamb
breast, neck slices and shank. The
size and shape Of the cut deter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-05
POLLS

Today will positively be your last
opportunity to see the double fea-
ture program now showing at the
Loew Poll theater. Current attrac-
tions ending their engagement here
tonight are Swing Shift Maisie"
with Ann Sothern and handsome
james Craig in the leading roles Of
q hilarious love story and Melody
Parade timely f1lmusical featur-
ing the hit tunes Of the day as well
as lavish scenes and gorgeous gals,
and Ctarring Mary Beth Hughes and
Eddie Quillan In the leading roles.
Coming to the Loew Poll theater
tomorrow and for q limited engage
ment Of two days only, Wednesday
and Thursday is another star
studded stage and screen show.
Is Dick Rogers and his all new
orchestra playing your favorite
tunes the way you like to hear them
best and featuring Margaret Wood
and the famous Rogers Dodgers
swinging out with their latest i'm
pressions Of the hit tunes Of the
day. Next on the program comes
that Cheerful Little Earful Mrs.
Jack (Hannah Williams) Dempsey
with the Three Majors" Hannah
Williams has just completed a ma
tion-wide tour and comes direct to
the Loew Poll theater stage after
o successful engagement at leading
night clubs. Next en- the@ program
Games Lloyd and Willis, Dance
Styliest, presenting their latest style
Of dance and introducing new and
difficult steps; Jimmy Costello.
Young singing comedian and popu-
lar Master Of Ceremonies; and other
big acts. The stage shows are pre-
scented promptly at 1:20, 500, $50
and 900 p. m.
In addition to the outstanding
stage show there Is another giant
screen program as well featuring
tie first Waterbury showing of a
Scream in the Dark" with Robert
Lowery and Marie Macdonald in a
thrilling murder mystery. The first
screen program gets under way at
1900 noon with the doors of the
theater opening promptly at HAS.
The complete stage and screen show
Is seen in its entirety by 2:30 p. m.
allowing defense workers TO be at
their jobs at 500 p. m. The latest
up-to-the- minute news events will
also be shown. There is positively
no advance In prices for this stage
and screen treat. Be sure to attend
one Of the performances given four
times daily, but for these two days
only, wednesday and Thursday.
Coming to the Loew Poll theater
Friday, and for five big days is an
other mammoth double feature pro-
gram. Heading this outstanding
screen program is the technicolor
hit that all real Americans are
waiting to see, Salute to the
Marines" with Wallace Berry in
one % the most dynamic roles of
his career and of course always
burning in a grand performance,
he's positively tops in the role which
was created for him alone to play.
William Lundigan heads a grand
supporting cast playing opposite
Narilyn Maxwell. On same program
Is walt Disney;s All Colored Car
fonn Revue, a real treat which will
delight young and old alike. Be sure
70 sec these two great features in
their entirety ct our Early Bird
Hhew Saturday Morning at 1000
a. n. given every Saturday at this
aainn time for the benefit Of defense
and war workers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-05

Hell pc ALL KUN hAAlAett
right once his fate Is decided. It's on
knowing how to plan and what TO
do that makes him worry.
Meanwhile wife can help the
situation o little If she win do these
things:
Quit talking about the problem
unless her husband brings Il up.
Check the impulse to talk over
with her husband every idea she
has for what she win do and how
she viii live II her husband goes.
She should sit down and figure
out what looks like the best solu-
ton to her, and then tell her hus-
band she thinks that is what she
ought to do. He'll be relieved to
know that she can work out her
own Mfe--for she'll have TO, II he
does leave her to go into the SER
vice.
PLAN SOCIAL LIFE
| Plan some social life Of the kind
her husband enjoys, 50 that he
doesn't sit around night after
night worrying. Avoid any kind
Of talk such as, II don't know
what I'll do II you have to leave
us, or how I'll ever manage the
children without your help"
Keep her own worries q n d
troubles and difficulties from him
trying to make his home life "a
smooth and uncomplicated as pos
sible.
That Is about as much as q wife
can do to help her husband through
the trying period Of waiting to see
what the future holds for him and
his family.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-05
@gM NnL R9I
c. Kitchen.
Dry Beans Are
Vital In Food For
Freedom Drive
BY GAYN0R MADDOX
(NEA Stan Writerl

Dry lima beans, as well as dry
peas and other types Of beans are
vital In the Food for Freedom CAM
paign. The War Food Administra-
ton is urging farmers TO plant more
Of them, even In place OF wheat In
certain parts Of the country.
Use these dry beans and peas fire.
quently In your family menus, They
contain protein and minerals in
abundance and have appetite APP
peal,
Baked Lima Beans and salt Pork
(Serves 8 to 1O)
Two and one-half cups dried
lima beans, / pound salt pork,
sliced, IN cups milk, teaspoon
salt, " teaspoon pepper, X cup
-four.
Soak beans overnight. Drain and
cover with water. Bring to q boil.
Drain again and cover with fresh
water. Add the sliced salt pork to
the beans and cook slowly until the
beans are tender but not broken.
Drain again. Combine beans, milk,
salt and pepper. Place in a two
quart heat-resistant glass utility
dish and sprinkle with flour. Ar
range slices of pork over the top.
Bake In moderate oven $3.50 degrees
F. 70 rabout one hour or until the
beans are tender and the pork is
Drowned
Dry Kidney Bean Salad
(Serves b
One cup dried kidney beans, 2
cups water, 2 teaspoons bacon
drippings, Ia Glove garlic, cup
diced celery, cup diced apple, /
tablespoon lemon Juice, 2 hard
cooked eggs, chopper, small
onion, chopper fine, teaspoon
salt, ia teaspoon pepper, Ia cup
salad dressing, / teasoon sugar.
Wash kidney beans and soak
several hours or overnight IN
2 cups water. Boil beans slowly
in the same water with bacon
drippings and garlic until tender.
Drain. Chill. Mix the diced cell
cry and apples with the lemon
Juice and add to the chilled beans.
Add the chopped hard-cooked
eggs, onion, salt, paper, salad
dressing and sugar. Mix well and
serve on shredded lettuce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-05
ToMoRRow's MENU

Cat the Basic Every Day.
BREAKFAST: Orange juice,
oatmeal, enriched toast, MARINA
aide or jam, coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Tomato soup, kid
mex bean salad, rye bread, butter,
or fortified margarine, ginger
pears, tea, milk.
DINNER: Dried lima beans and
salt pork, broiled tomato halves,
parsley potatoes, bread, butter or
fortified margarine, spanach and
lettuce salad, apple sauce, cookies,
coffee, milk.
Green vegetables are one Of tn
Basic Seven Foods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-05
KATE SMITH BROADCAST

Pat O'Brien, star Of RKO Radios
1.-THE Iron Major" will make q radio
appearance on the aKte Smith pro-
gram in presentation Of drama
tic highlights from the picture. Date
Is Friday, october 20. The show will
originate at WABC in New York and
will be broadcast over the entire
Obs chain Arrangements were
made possible by the fact that o.
Brien vii lbe In the east at that
time to attend the world premiere Of
1.-THE Iron Major" in fifty New
England cities on October 26.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-05

moved.
WAsHDAX BLUES
Laundies n Dayton, Ohio, SUBJ
mitted themselves TO On eficlekcy
expert, and found they were only
Is per cent lefaclerit. They nave
since exchanged customers 70 ngclQ
overlapping Of delivery aClles, aSMea
customers 10 pre-sOrt their own
laundry, and reduced the number
Of their services Hotels were fes
uuested TO change bed linens weekly
for permanent guests, and limit
guests 10 one bath towel and one
face towel q day. Army camps
nearby did their BE BY ordering the
elimination Of military cteases ~
shirts.
ODDS AND ENDS
Bristles for brushes ere now suba
ject TO tighter restrictions
Apple sauce will be sweeter with
the new sugar allotment 10 process
sors OF frozen apple sauce I. A
''care, share, and repairn program
Is under way 70 set full use q all
farm equipment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-05
LENORE AUBERT CAST

Lenore ALBERT, Continental star
introduced to the American screen
in "They Got Me Covered" has
been borrowed by RKO Radio from
Samuel Goldwyn for the second
feminine lead in international
Zone" She recently completed the
romantic lead in thiss tudio's Dam
gerous Journey"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-05

Chances are
that her liais-
band, becaus e
Of : h . worry
and uncertainty
he Is 6 In g
I hro u 6 h, Is
harder TO live
with, harder 70
please, harder
to talk TO-,
A W 1 ( .
shouldn't / 9 1
that upset her,
nor should she
blame her iius-
band for II.