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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04
 BRIDGEPORT GIRL WINS SCHOLARSHIP

Washington, March 4r--UP)--. 0loria Indus LAuer, l7, ATnes, h., and Ray Relnhart SShiff, 10 New Rochelle, N. F., today were the win- nerS of 92400 four.year Wegting. house science scholarships.
 Both are high school seniors They were among 70 entrants chosen to come to Washington for the Ave. dAy science talent search institute Eight other delegates received four year Westinghouse scholarships worth $40 each, and the remaining 90 were awarded one-year Vest inghouSe scholarships of Si00 each,
 Those awarded one.year scholaF- ships included Constance B. Sawyer, Lewiston, Me. Wanda Q. Woje!e. chowski, Bridgeport, Conn" and Charles Sargent Lakesv!lle, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04

height. High heels throw the weight of the body forward, in- tenSifying foot Ills and upsetting the bodys natural balance. There's a beneficial wartime trend to lower heels, but If you're a h!gh.heeler don't switch too abruptly. Get 9 medium heel that permits Q gradual transition and allows calf muscles to adjust.
 Never buy shoes that need al- terat!ons. "stretching" can't mako q shoe longer, and seldom can ln' crease the width. Usually whats stretched are the seams and box. ing. And remember properly fitted shoes require no "breaking in,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04

VEGETABLE SHIPPING
 The war Is making life simpler for folk who ship fresh fruits and vegetables to market. Tn peace. times, this country used several hundred different styles of wood en containers for shipping fresh fruits and vegetables. 4 new or- der will eliminate a great many Of the fancy and special shapes and cut the total number of con- tainer styles down to 72.
 WORK CLOTHING
 When present stocks of work clothing are exhausted, women war workers will find their choice of heavy-duty togs narrower than 1t is now. Work clothes of rayon and rayon mixtures are out. ace corr.ing to the latest WIPE ruling. The fabrics were eliminated to con- nsrve them for other essential civ-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04

On the other we have fine girls like the oirl Scouts and Campfire Girls, suffering from Q lack of lead. CTS to expand their programs to take in the tn ou sands of girls who would like to join.
 Whats wrong Is that either a great many wo. men don't req. AN- AA-k ..AaaA.A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04

Red and black brilliant and bod striking accent for grey or spring sthats the 10 inch underAFm ustrated
 Even hough don't know crochet hook from ptehoE you this big bagts the simplest cotton Make couple of them for Easter kifs-heyu be hits in tho Easter paradel
 complete crochetng instructions Undeam Pat send COIN NAME ADDRESS Waterbury Democrat 06 seventh Avenue New York City Enclose cent postage for each pattern ordered.
 Anne cabos WINTER Album available dozens suggestions smart knit and coheted patch work ideas quilts smbFolderies-send for Price IS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04
ToMoRRoW's MENU

B REAR ? AST: Grapefruit, oatmeal, toast, jam, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Dried lima bean soup, wholewheat toast, raw carrot and lettuce salad, cus- tard, tea, milk.
 SIMPLE DINN NE R: Fruit juice, broiled hamburgers, baked potato, carrots, green beans, bread, butter or fortified mar. garine, gingerbread cobbler, tea, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04

Pattern No. 8372 is in sizes l2, IA. i6, l8, 20: 70 and A. Size l4, with extended shoulder, takes SIS yards 35-inch material. is yard facing. Short sleeve version takes 3,s yards.
 For this attractive pattern. send IS cents, plus 1 cent for postage. in coins. with your name. address. pat tern number and size to Waterbury Democrat Today's Pattern Service. l06 7th Avenue, New York. N. Y.
 Sewing seriouslyl Then you'll want. at once. our new sewing guide and pattern book. FASHION. This expressing 52 page book contains new patterns. patterns for remak- ing old clothes. sewing hints, in- formation oa fabrics. colors and fashions. The price Is 26c.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04

Place potatoes in greased cas. serole after you have sliced them. Place . layer of pork chops ovor them, then butter, then more DO. tatoes. Sprinkle salt, pepper and sage dressing over and bake.
 Yankee Kitchen Oyster Cocktail tk. tablespoon 1 teaspoon minced
 lemon iulcO groen pepper
 tablespoon 1 teaspoon grated tomato ketchup horSeradlsh m teaspoon 4 dozen oystoTu Drop of TabRsco chopped celery Salt sauce wy
 Thoroughly chill oysters, taken from shells. Divide tho celery into the bottom of two cocktail glasses, Have six oysters to each serving and add dressing made of other in. gredients. Garnish each serving with . strip of green pepper and pimento.
 Oatmeal MacaroOns 1 egR beaten light lt teaspoon < tablespoon lli cups rolled melted buttor oats M teaspoon salt
 Beat the sugar Into tho egg; add the other ingredients and beat all together thoroughly. Drop from . teaspoon into a butterod baking sheet and shape in symmetrical rounds. Bako in moderately hot oven (S76 degrees F,) 12 to 10 minutes. The recipe makes about l4 small cakes.
 Baked Fish
 Sprinkle a flllet of cod or had dock with salt and cover with cubes of finely.cut cheese. Cover cheese with hne cracker crumbs. Pour melted fat over this and sprinkle with paprika. Pour.a small amount of water In the snme pan and bake In a moderate to hot oven.
 Coffee Cake
 Cream 1 tablespoon butter with iS cup sugar, Beat l small egg. Add to above: then add iS cup milk, 1 cup flour, l teaspoon baklnN powder and a pinch of salt, Mix and before putting in tho oven to bake, sprinkle over the top the fol- lowing; S cup sugar, ia teaspoon C''namon and E toaapoon butter. ,,ake In moderate oven, This should be eaten hot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04

ilian uses. The number of cot- ton fabrics usable for women's work clothing has been cut from fourteen to five types. All printed fabrics are banned, with only bleached or plain shades permitted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04
Latest Styles

This Is . very cooperative column of recipes. Every recipe in this group, with the exception of one favourite of ours, iS tho contribu- tion of one of our Yankee Kitchen nelghbors. We are 50 glad to have them to pass along to the rest of us. Because, we think, that most of our choicest recipe treasures, have bOen tho results of . little friendly swapping between kit chens.
 Sometimes, the Yankee Kitchen may edit a recipe Q tritle; but don't let that worry you. We have the habit of cooking up . recipe to try It out--And one of us, or both of us, get the idea that we wonder what It would be like with n little of this --or that, We add lt--we taste it we smile-and we usually put lt on the air that way. Ken goes enthusiastic over herbs, Carolyn adores spices; each of them loves to try new tiavours. We hope you do tool These are good days to OK. pertinent with new foods and new favour adventures.
 Lamb Omelet
 From Mrs, Tom HusaNy, wife Of
 Yankee Network sports Announcer 1 cup meati lamb, h cup broad :, chicken, or ham crumbs z SSSR SsaspcoS St's sal. bSsS Sss of pepper
 Mix bread crumbs and warm milk, then mix rest of ingredients and put in 6 greased casserole and cook In Q moderate oven 20 to 90 minutes.
 From Mrs. P. Q. Howard,
 NSwp0rL A. !.
 Use peeled and coarsely grated or chopped, uneooked beets. Put them over the Arc with a piece of butter and just enough water to keep them slmmering. When tender, sprinkle with salt, pepper, Q pinch of sugar, # nocoBsRry. A little vinegar and orange juice arc good, too.
 Baked Pork Chops
 From Mrs. v. IWhltwOPth,
 North Chelmsford, Mass Enough pork chops to servo Family. Enough potatoes to sorvc famllv.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04
WE, THE WOMEN Women Can Serve In War As Girls Group Leaders
BY RUTH MILLETT

Something is wrong with this pic. ture; On ono hand we have com. inunlty after community excited and worried over the problem of increased juvenile delinquency.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04

 unAultabe publication aeRNaApeAped Au hed H confidence wVts s ChHtaed n "s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04
ANSWERS.

 ANSWERS.
 spanking for the wife who invites outsiders Co tell her mldemeAnors Sad when woman dignity Che Of discussing her husbands private outsiders there usually somebody Co n with sour. rnous story fun of observing her reaction.
 But this s no brief won't play partners with hs gse n money that with n n every matter there sometimes mitigating considers shutting his wife out ot his confidence
 Never anything wife could do O make talk that guilty when they he men) yng silence about for lnSance exFAVA. ganCe greedlness, lndscree tak Unsuitable curiosity.
 Occasionally happens that feeling the threat of h WeB domination ens like grim death the big stick ho has, the the of what's In h Remember after samson told DOh the secret of his he put himself la her nowcr and N wasn't long until he wRS Shorn of t"
 conAde his wife everything than he No wife tented and comfortable him quito satisfied that she hls confidence that tells al nothing hide when something hide from her he's not herS-alI herS tell heir what they've whore goeS tell holr they thinking where wife happy with Mutual confidence marriage tho best chnker of cracks through which love gets out Mark that husbands and wiveS
 CAROLINE cHATTTElD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04

When done, invert on individual serving dishes and serve warm or cold, with or without whipped eva- porated milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04
Caroline Chatfield
Sgw Today
l,tls Rogutsrsd, . \ Patent otacs

Secrecy Most Subtle Form of Deception. DEAR MISS oHATFIE1D: -
 Do taken by wife whose husband keeps M nnG facts broNched he tells her that's ms hunes does while she in ignorance o his ncoo and expenditures Outsiders informed her of his ynesS with regard to he's doing With hS money Your slant on this will Do greatly appreciated -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04

Duy War Sends a Stamps
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04
Beets From Mrs. P, Q, Howard. NNWD0ft, ID

Baked Pork Chops
 From Mrs, v, WhltwOPth,
 North Chelmsford, Mass Enough pork chops to servo family. Enough potatoes to sorvo famllY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04

Occasionally it happens that man feeling the thr domination onks like grim death to the one big stl power of the purse md the secret of what's in it samson told Deah the secret of his power he put hs and it wasn't long until he wNS Shorn of It.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04

Never heard of anything . wife could do to mak except to check and double check to that she's not
 the crimes that husbands lOSge against wives when h arc usfylnE their silence about lncOe AS for lnSt gance greednesy lndscreet talk, Unsuitable curiosity,
Evening star., 1943-08-22

and the Congressional committees.
Then the House Ways and Means
Committee, where all revenue legis-
lation must start, will get down to
the task of drafting a bill.
War Bond Credit Proposed.
The wide range of suggestions
likely to be debated was indicated
yesterday when one prominent mem
Der of Congress proposed plan for
raising $4,000, 100000 of war reve-
nue. by offering taxpayers an in
ducement to double their purchase
OF Government bonds.
Under that plan a taxpayer, who
voluntarily put up to Is per cent
of his income into War bonds dur
ing the year, would be permitted
to deduct that amount from his
taxable income. provided the money
thus exempt from taxation also is
invested in War bonds. The bonds,
under this plan, would become nom
transferable and non-negotiable un-
til a fixed date after the war.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
T Tuxes
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from acquiring their minimum share
of the limited supply of available
goods.
50. Repeal of the Victory Tax of S
per cent.
Favors Income Rate Increase.
q. Increased rates in income tax
levels starting at $4,000 and incrcas-
ing rapidly and progressively after
$1,000, and scaled to hold net in
come after taxes to 5000 year.
"5. Abolition of all special priv
1eges, such as taX-free bonds, sep
arate returns by husband and wife,
depletion deductions for oil and
mining companies.
"6. An increase in corporate
profit tax rates to SIS per cent, plus
a 100 per cent rate on excess profits
over per cent of a $4,000, 900
capital,
"7. Increased rates and lowered
exemptions on gift and estate taxes.
"3. An equitable social security
tax adjustment to provide for ex-
panded social security as proposed
in the amendments to the act
sponsored by Senators Wagner and
Murray and by Representative
Dingell."
The s25 ,000-a-year ceiling on in
come after taxes, revived in the CIO
program, was turned down by Con-
gress early this year, when it
repealed President Roosevelt's order
calling for such a ceiling. The re-
pealer clause was made a rider on
an administration n-approved bill in
creasing the debt limit and the
President let it become law without
his signature.
Murray Urges Action.
In yesterdays letter Mr.. Murray
urged the CIO groups to get in con-
tact with members of Congress who
are stih at home. and to write to
President Roosevelt and Secretary
OF the Treasury Morgenthau.
IF we delay in our action" Mr..
Murray wrote, "the selfish minority
in Congress will gather their
strength to work against any win
the-war tax program and instead
will impose tax legislation which will
levy greater and greater burdens
upon the war workers who are least
able to pay"
Until after Labor Day the new tax
program will remain in the stage of
study by the experts of the Treasury
Evening star., 1943-08-22

Capt. E. J. De Wore of the Civil
Air Patrol, assistant circulation
manager of The Star, was named
V-Man of the Week by the Junior
Board of Commerce, it was an
nounced last night by Gil Milford,
chairman of the V-Man Committee.
The citation was presented by c..
Bedell Monro, president of the
Pennsylvania Central Airlines.
The weekly "V-Man" citation
was given to Capt. De Wore for his
work in the CAP. Executive officer
of the Maryland wing and squadron
commander in Washington, he
Evening star., 1943-08-22

! teaches training classes every We'd
nesday night and has more than $50
hours of flying time for the CAP
to his credit.
Capt. De Wore, who has done pri-
vate flying for IA years, spends three
hours each day on CAP work and
about seven hours every Sunday.
Earlier in the year, Capt. De Wore
was the winner of an award by the
National Air Derby Association for
doing the most work to promote
civil aviation in this area during
the past year. He has been men,
ber of the CAP since its organi-
Zation.
Evening star., 1943-08-22

Civil Air Patrol Capt Elmer De Wore Cight,
circulation of The STAR shown received
Junior Board of Commerce VMan for outstanding
on the home front from c. Bed Mono president Pennsy
vania Central Arnes.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
FRUITwooD BEDROOM suiTE-Moo.

FRUITWooD BEDROOM sUITE-Moo-
nIflcent full, sweIl-front eoses IN Louis
XVI design with Handsomely carved posts.
Bow front Iottice-top bed and lorqe eoryed
mlter-cut mirrors Two tone finish with
handsome pulls. Complete double bed
DINING GROUP-ln solid cherry with
double-pedestoI tobIe, chest-ype buffet
with pineapple coNines and twist posts. A
sncrt Federol American style with 5 Dun-g
con Phyfe chairs and one ormchoir Eight
DINING ROOM GRoUP-beoutifu group
with credenzo buffet cupboard base chino,
two-droWer server, extension table with
folding leaf, four side chairs and two orr-
chairs. In figured mahogany finish. 10
pieces S26S
BEDROOM SUITE-sohd New EnoLond
maple suite with three-drower dresser,
four-drower chest and panel bed twin or
doubIe). Quaint wood pulls and skirtinq.
inree pieces
BEDROOM SUITE-of solid Honduras mo-
hoeony with lovely antique finish. Five
drawer chest four-drower dresser and
PneoppIe-top poster bed with panel foot.
Three pieces --------------------Sl3o
BEDROOM GROUP - magnificent John
Wddicomb bedroom group In lovely Re-
gency style. Dona'ln fine mahogany with
metal nountines. Delightful open foot
boord bed with lattice panels. Complete
tWln-bed -S4o5
HEADBOARD BEDS-olonorous beds up
hoIstered in lovely quilted effect donosk
with Pre-wor coil spring box springs and
hair top nottress. Double or twin size in
rose, blue or resedo. Twin size----S79.50
BONNET TOP HIGHBoY-Of solid Afri-
can mahogany. Carved sunbursts on top
and bottom drawers. Seven Iorqe drawers
with antique bross Colonial hardware.
Magnificent top with three finioIs--S95.00
KARPEN SOFAS - Completely pre-wor
spring constructed with deep tufted back
and arms. One long down-filed cushion,
moss trimmed. Upholstered in fine postel
brocoteIe, royon fringed to tiop--$2o5
Evening star., 1943-08-22

KARPEk soFAs-mossive but-to-floor
SOTO with soft Lawson type bock and pre-
war spring cushions. Mohoir frieze or fine
tapestry cover r------$l6o
MASSIVE POSTER BEDs-with turned
posts beautifully carved with elaborate
pineapple tops. Finely finished with crotch
mahogany head panel $67.50 so
CHIPPENDALE DINING SUITE-mode
throughout of fine old Honduras mohoq-
any with swirl fronts. Credenzo buffet,
magnificent breokfront china, commode
server, four ribbon back chairs and two
ormchoirs. The ten pieces----S595.00
DINING SUITE-Wth swirl mahogany
fronts, ChippendoIe rope edge double ped
estoI dining table, Credenzo buffet, cup
board china, commode buffet. The ten
APARTMENT DINING SUITE - Ten
pieces scaled down in size Buffet, corner
china, ovoI tobIe, 5 side chairs and arm
chair. Beautifully made of mohooov by
q fine Grand Rapids shop. 10 pieces,
S25600
CHASE LOUNGES Loose pillow scot and
pillow back -. large size choise lounge,
upholstered in chntz, available in choice
Of coIors Fringed to the fIoor---- $3.50
LOVE SEATS-wth two cushions and soft
button back. Lawson type, upholstered in
fine English Chintz or Country Club prints,
all with box pIeoted voIonces- $50
BEDROOM sUITE-in fine old swirl mo-
hoeony with shaped front coses and beou-
tifuI inIoy Exceptionally large chest-on-
chest English bross hardware; complete
double bed suite -------------S -S35OOO
SPOOL BEDs-In beautiful sharply turned
spool styles. Old Colonial reproductions in
@ superb antique mahogany finish--Sl6.95
KARPEN CHESTERFIELD SOFA - lux
urIous, deep tuftinq, soft steel sDrinq
cushions. Pastel tapestry with heavy
LAMP TABLE-Lovey Duncan Phyfe table
with oval top and large base, Solid mo-
hoeony with bross feet---------Se 1925
POSTER BEDs-Quoint solid mahogany
bed with panel head and foot in beautiful
Old English mahogany color. Double size,
$3450
Evening star., 1943-08-22

BEDROOM SUlTE-of solid Honduras mo-
hoeony with lovely antique finish. Five
drawer chest four-drower dresser and
pineoppe-top poster bed with panel foot.
Three pieces -- Sl3o
Evening star., 1943-08-22
ADDED FEATURE

Augmen+ing our huge co||ec-
lion is the entire stock Of James
B. Henderson, recently pur-
chased by US, and offered at
traditional August prices
Evening star., 1943-08-22

BEDROOM SUITE-sofd New England
maple suite with three-drower dresser,
four-drower chest and panel bed twin or
double). Quaint wood pulls and skirtnq.
Three pieces -----------S89. so
Evening star., 1943-08-22

DINING ROOM GRoUP-beoutifa group
with credenzo buffet cupboard base chino,
two-droWer server, extension table with
folding Leaf, four side chairs ond Two orr-
chairs. In figured mahogany finish. 10
pieces S76y
Evening star., 1943-08-22
N AY E Il ;

1TT7S 7uJus71 7VU7eT .
D. pridefuIIy presents the finest COL
lection of Custom Furniture it has ever been our
privilege to offer. An exrovogont display of
smortH styled, prewor constructed upholstered
furniture -. featuring the finest resilient steel
springs and cushioned with soft fluffy down.
Distinguished dining room and bedroom groups
OF interesting rare woods an almost endless
selection of tables, lamps accessories and choice
pieces to make your home more WobIe this
entire beautiful collection is offered at traditional
Aunuef nrcae
Evening star., 1943-11-26
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DANCES.
American Legion, Mayhowe1
Hotel, O'Clock tonight.
Kentucky State Society, Willard
Hotel, 9 o'clock tonight.
California State Society, Statler
Hotel, 9 o'clock tonight
Treasury Recreation Association,
Mayf1oWer Hotel, $50 o'clock to-
night.
RECREATION.
Walsh Club for War Workers, 4
to II o'clock tonight.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater, tonight; Brown Derby; Lisa
Gardner School, and Headquarters
Army Ground Forces Dance Band
Entertainment tickets, THE Hut,
E at Pennsylvania avenue NV,
to $50 o'clock tonight
Pepsi-Cola Center, $50 am. to-
Gay to 1890 a m. tomorrow. First
three floors open to servicewomen
Recreation, Masonic Center, l to
10 o'clock tonight.
Officers.
officers Club Of the United Ma
tions, Burlington Hotel, 10 am. to
1890 o'clock tonight. Dance, $50
o'clock. Introductory, cards to en-
tertainment.
Golf and tennis, Kenwood Coun-
try Club, all day. Guest cards at
Burlington Hotel.
Servicemen.
Recreation, 1911 H street NV,
am to II o'clock tonight.
Recreation, Anacostia USO, Four
teenth and U streets Sc, to 10
o'clock tonight.
Voice recording dance, games,
NE. USO,, 1912 North Capitol street,
7 o'clock tonight
Dance and voice class, 7 o'clock
tonight; square dance, 8 o'clock
NCCS (USO), 1914 N street NV.
Amateur camera and movie guild,
NCCS CUSO), 926 G street NV,
7:30 o'clock tonight.
+Mah-jong and dance instructions,
Central Center, 8 o'clock tonight.
Drama and ballroom classes,
Roosevelt Center, 8 o'clock tonight.
Dance, Servicemen's Club No. /,
8 o'clock tonight.
Dances, Thomson and Langley
Centers, BIS o'clock tonight.
Dance with Army Air Forces
Band. NCCS CUSO), 91s Tenth
street NV, $3.50 o'clock tonight.
Dance, YWCA CUSO), $50 o'clock
tonight.
Dance, NE. Uso, Tenth and
Massachusetts avenue NE, 8 o'clock
tonight.
FOR COLORED SERVICEMEN.
open house. Leisure Lodge, noon
to midnight tonight.
Recreation, YWCA (USO), 7
O'Clock tonight.
*Co-ed dance, YMCA CUsO), 9
o'clock tonight.
Game. night. Banneker Service
Club, 8 o'clock tonight.
Dancing. Hearthstone War Work.
ers Club, 8 O'Clock tonight.
war workers welcome.
For details call Travellers Aid
Ma. 1881.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
/ Chinese Official Predicts
Defeat Of Japs in 1945
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. ga pre-.
diction that the war in the Pacific
will end in about 18 months with
the destruction Of the Japanese
Navy was made yesterday by DR.. c
L. Hsia, head of the Chinese Min.
istry Of Information in the United
States.
mo matter how powerful the Jap.
anese Navy is-and we concede it.
strength-it cannot possibly stane
up against the power of the com.
bined Anglo American navies," DR.
Hsia told a press conference.
For this reason. I believe the wal
will come to an end between Christ.
mas of 1914 and the summer of 1945
AS the Japanese are forced to with.
draw their strength from China tt
meet offenses on other fronts, ane
Evening star., 1943-11-26
District Crash Victim
In Critical Condition
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
BOOTHBAY HAEBOR, Me-, Nov.
26.-Two Coast Guardsmen-David
Roche of Worcester. Mass, and
Jesse Childers OF Washington-were
IN a critical condition at St. An
drew's Hospital today as a result OF
injuries suffered in an accident near
here during a storm Wednesday
which took the life Of Alonzo M.
Tibbetts, 48, Of Durham, Me.
Mr.. Roche suffered a compound
fracture of the jaw and multiple
cuts on the face and head and Mr..
Childers' skull was fractured when
Mr.. Tibbetts' car was in collision
with trailer-truck on an icy hill.
The Coast Guardsmen were picked
up by Mr.. Tbbetts. who was on
his way to Durham to take his wife
to New York for a THANKSGIVING
Day reunion with two daughters.