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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

HT'IME of Peace. an exciting
L tale by Ben Ames VIII
liams tHoughton-Mifflin) con-
iains this gem: so now you've
seen where your ancestors
lived" Mark told his son as
they came into familiar sur
roundings. Don't ever forget
that you're more than a New
Highlander. Out Of your eight
great great grandparents. two
went from Massachusetts 10
Ohio. two went from Georgia
10 Mississippi. ore lived in Cali
fornia. one in Oregon, one in
sofa. and one-your
mothers great great grand
mother-came from Germany
Two OF your great-grandparents
came from Wales. Your grand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Quick Answers

LEFT.
2-Anti-tank gun.
3-HorSe racing-meaning first,
second. third
4-Six. The only numbers with
which 40 stamps could be
divided equally without fraC-
tions. are Z and az. The
latter is unlikely.
5-First transocean cable.
6-The sixth.
Indian Ocean.
CDpyr-sht. 1913. nv Kine Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

be certain you keep everything
under control.
4 DID father songs That
n Pioneer Pappy of Mine
Edward p. Cunningham. Los
Angeles undertaken. spends his
annual vacations in Tombstone,
Ariz My informant. Mike
Shannon says
This Is a fact; not a gag"
The Negro race rs the only
race in the United States that
has had more females than
males listed in every census.
OF the five hundred and
twenty-five million inhabitants
Of the British empire only sew
enty million are of the white
race Also the non-white pop
ulation- throughout the world
is increasing twice as fast as
the white race.
THERE is an organization en-
i gagged by department stores
and hotels 10 check on the eff
cheney of employees This organ
ization has professional shop
pers who make purchases and
then report on how the em-
ploye handled the sale. This
shopping gestapo fills out a
blank of 100 questions such as:
WAS the employe courteous p"
WAS she helpful?' Did she
try 10 sell you something you
didn't want ?" And so on.
When checking on hotels the
aforementioned organiza { o MS
super shoppers report on how
the service is handled from the
standpoint of the guest. This
organization states its findings
reveal only 10 per cent of sales
persons are efficient.
DINT-SIZE Sgt. Maynard
L Smith of Caro-, Mich. has
been awarded the Congressional
Medal of Honor for gallantry in
action. Sgt. Smith is five feet
four inches tall. This recalls a
Knute Rockne story.
A pint-size football candidate
named Metzger said he wanted
to try out for the guard posi-
ton.
Aren't you a little small for
that position 2" said Rockne.
YES" said Metzger, land I'm
a little tough. too"
Note - Metzger developed
into one of the best guards in
Notre Dame football history
Copyright. 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Epilepsy
Control
BY Dr. Logan CIendening

vegetables; butter. Il glass 40
per cent cream; fruit dessert.
Dinner-M I; vegetables;
salad with dressing; l slice
bread 2 squares butter; ! glass
half milk and half cream;
cheese and ckers; fruit
dessert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

T FAVOR the passage by the
Il House Of Representatives on
the re-asSemblage Of. Congress,
Of the bill adopted by the Sen
ate early this.month 10 increase
rates of family allowance for
men in tho service and 10 OK
pedite allowance payments from
the date OF entry into the
armed forces.
This bill, which was intro
nuced by Senator Reynolds Of
sorth Carolina, provides no in
crease in the contribution OF
the service men 10 their fam
lies. but m several caSeSt in
creaseso theogoveTnment contri-
s,44ad,ic.,s -
. Representative Sparkman of
; Alabama.
The national legislative COM
mitee of the American Legion is
supporting the 9ilh which con-
firms my judgment that II is a
good thing. The American Le-
glon is doing amazing work for
the soldiers Of this war through
Legislative and other channels.
The veterans Of World War !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

M ....s, -a Sc
la Verdi; (b) Puccrni; (c).
Wagner.
2'aI the king Of England:
CD Thomas MasaIyka; (c)
Leopold III
3-tal sand. tb) stairway: (c)
antelope.
"A Pelleas: lhl Abelard.
(c) Tristan.
5-ta) goldfish; Oh water; (c)
fry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

TyHE Times revealed that the
youthful author of the best
seller. See Here, Private Har-
grove!" coined 100000 out of
the smash hit. but the punch
line of his success is this: The
book is a compilation OF pieces
the author penned for a small
town newspaper-at 81 each.
IRON Exchange Ship" by
Il Max Hill OF the Associated
Press tFarrar- Rinehart) Clean
people q? The Japanese bath pro-
vides what probably is the dirti-
est way of getting clean in the
world. Scores of men. women
and children bathe in the same
water. which is hot but surely
not enough to kill germs
Each wing (of my PRISON. had a
row Of five Japanese-type baths,
one Of them usually out of or
der. That meant the 80 priS-
oners had four tubs, and the
water wasn't emptied until the
last man passed through the
line. The native prisoners were
first--but there was only one
place for the foreigners-last."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

THE cynicism that m os I
l. Broadwayites adopt as a
shield. But that doesn't pre-
vent them from weeping real
tears when they hear A corny
love chant The thousands
who have built the city with
their sweat and keep il alive
with their energy. You seldom
hear about MEANWHILE a ham
who gets his name in the lights
thinks he owns the town E.
Night club patrons who go there
10 be seen and talked about,
but complain about the concelt
of others--when the spotlight is
stolen from them The ANA
ieur military strategists who
ian tell you how 10 win the war.
and then complain about the
petty inconvenience that will
help win il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
BY Il. ". During

Distributed BY Kins Features synd Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

Trade Marx REGISTERED. cOVyriEht -AsAs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26
ORDERS NEW TRIAL
In HIGHWAY CASE
Jury Fails to Reach Yer.
dict In $4,000 Action;
MistriaI Declared

Inability OF q jury to reach an
agreement III the $4,000 evil action
brought by Mrs, Margaret Wick OF
Oxford against the town OF South
bury resulted In mistFiai In New
Haven superior court Wednesday
and Judge Edward j. DAILY SEIZED.
uied q new trial for January, The
plaintiff sought recovery on injHfs
les a1iegediy sustained Jan, 81 when
her car skidded Oh an Icy highway
In Southbufy,
Responsibility OF the town to sand
Level stretches OF highway was Zee
bated by counsel In the case, The
imp0ssibiiity OF completely sanding
100 miles OF town roads was pointed
OFT by witnesses for the defense,
The accident occurred on Huifs
Hill road, near the Oxford town line
when the plaintiff was proceeding
10 tie home OF her father, Deputy
Sheriff Chris Olsen, The Jury dsiibs
Grated for SIX hours before IL tod
the court " could not reach en-
agreement,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26
FACTORY OFFICIALS
DISCUSS CONTRACT
American Brass Company
Enters Into Negotiations
With Clio Delegates

Beginning today, negotiations for
q new contract between the Amer
lean Brass Company, and the clio
Mine, Min and Smeltef Workers
Union, representing ia,000 workers
In the Waterbury, TeFrlngteh and
Ansonia plants, will get underway,
The union seeks the standard
terms In the contract eensistiAg OF
maintenance of membership clause,
the elimination OF the inequalities
of wages for equal work and ia
ereases OF 2 Ia and Ave eents In
shift bonuses FOR the second and
third shifts.
A demand for q two weeks vaea-
ton for employees with more than
Ave years of service Ia to DO argued
before the War Labor Beard IN
Boston December 18th.
The old contract between the g,
!, o. and the Company expired on
September 30, but was continued
until January LIST, ...
j. Harold Madden and william
r. Clark will lead the company
committee at the negotiations to-
day. Union representatives are;
James Quiiter, John Mamma, Peter
Oates, John Ressi, and william j.,
Stanton, Oil OF Waterbury; Andrew
Baleo, Patrick Natalie, Eugene
smythe, John Walkinahaw and
Theodore Ahglaee, oil Of Ansenia
and Charles Daeei, Thomas Baeei
Clarence benegfe, Peter Higgins
and Joseph Nefi oil of TeFFingten,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26

The racing association informs
the public what race herses do not
eat the day hefere a race, They
dent however inform the public
which racing fans don't eat the day
after a race,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26

a1ed Ja,y I. has not YET hren olea
the wtll leaves the entire estate 10
his wife IAnretta n. cayTncdy.
rhree sons. Edward T. Francis and
Oaerin B.. were named executors.
A native Of watkins. N. " Mr.,
Carmc6y came TO Waterbury with
hts family In 1879. Graduating from
Yale Law School in 1895 he began
his practice Of Law in this city.
Senior partner in the law firm Of
Carmody. Larkin and Torrance he
became New Haven County states
attorney IN 1914 and acted in that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26

DuesSpAneS kesNeeA Ne SAlss v.
Issued eAselanN sNsseA ees4soAs Naa
TIE aMcans n eNseAAA SeAAssAet
m Connecticut b accredited BY We
opA 10 hlAck MAFket NeltyttS
Charles o. MostAhAh. lVksosAAl clAA
ATTORNEY, has 0tselostA eo.Asslss Itlds
OF gasoline dNFtn6 Me past Vhsts
months has been 30 per cent fhosV
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26
Walter WimCheu
In Ne0C York

AVA T@e attack SAID IN paasS
The Q, s. news sexSacos have =
low EneataNS 10 sasH ~ coSSse VIA
pcAtScaa fectS Is an AahcssoAA seeN~
ejque. GOSSIP Of q VERY A0G nsA~
Su1e is coaSsansaS SNee> II Is TIE
goSsSp OF The Sesy common We
can look at things roM The &Mssea
perspective Of the ego. Fer eNaMNas>
Two chSl6Ten who SaAA On the lASs>
tanSa in spite Of GeSzaAa WasmSn9S.
and who lost their lives, we've @Ss~
cSSSsea at the time IN the press
Gown to their hast PINK r2A~
boNS ard lace garments bat no
one in America heard Of the N0A-
900 German cAis9reM who died
owing to BSstESA~U> s hNMger block
ade, and no one, therefore, FeAG1e&
that the U~Boat war was the AegS-
cal consequence
walter MlMeheM Is an example Of
the depth to which public life EeAeN-
es when human interest becomes an
end in itself He reports on society
gossip from the private lives Of WeN
known people, on commercial and
sexual wroNg0oNg&, 0SV0Eee $eaA~
daES, triangle affairs and unnatural
dlSpoSltloMS HIS readers number
about 2e>000,000 and it has been
state officially that NEST Of his
FACTS are Incorrect ) Meheheh
$50 Incorrect faeeSl
Lint fFWM q RsNe Serge Suits
James Cromwell tells eANnas his suit
against Doris Duke ~iS in the bag"
Ann Sheridan flew to MiAmi
Beach yesterday, which h where s.
flanagan Is Dent bet against a
merger - The Stanley MeFtfMeFs
Of the heehNM set are let Way
Mrs Ham (Paleeka eFeAteF]
Fisher, In Florida fer q divorce,
went accept any yelllMeAy fer her.
self, Just fer the child \, The Jap
radio STATEN ever which eeMe these
wild tales about sinking cur navy
b named JOAN ~ AafAaEa RAM
mister, Rilly Bose, BMhie Barnes and
Brother Beebe made the SteFk q
veritahle B-hive hast night =,
Russell Btrdwell h net the first
press agent King Carol hired, He
engaged enc IN Lehden 10 explain
Nine, LupeSeN and how NaSl bombs
destroyed The facts In their ease - ,
Il was the howl Of keAdeA for
months,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26
CARMODY'S
WILPROBATED

Tha viii et the hate Terence r.
cavmOsy, tox yeA-S Gre o. the most
esatSsaA9laS lawyers IN W&erbuTT
Sna conaecsse0t has been filed with
The pgcAAte court in WATERFOWL.
A,the0gA the inventory Of the
estate q The prominent lawyer, who
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26

Many people Of EveShanl. wig.
land. visit nearby farms at week.
encs 10 see their next cfriStmAs
dinners, having bought turkeys fol
SO. geese for $40 and chickens fol
. IS. 40.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26

capacity unsn tess.
Mr. carmoey wAS xlrtckeA ~
heart attack a. his home. IS CT,
Ter street. WatestoWn. shortly agtcs
his s1nd birthday and lEt uhrcl
DAYS after he ard his wife had ceie.
brated Their toth wedding annISer.
SarS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26

fleA NhlhA Mho NhA MA kvt
ksekQ,A Nhe kApAdSss yAAlN sAeNsS sly
FtAUf NsekSt0 Nisa NteiNs MAs v !
sstNRA IA 10 Me oEiRYAA S,NAA ~
khRlf sektkesAsAA,AAk pAeAAtAttN Wv
NM, kAglsA Riek,ifeS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26
Jesse
ADLER
Looks az
The NEWS

Because she was the first woman
taxi driver TO come before his court.
a AFeeklyn fudge only fined Alice
F., Nightingale 81 for speeding, whereas
the usual first offender Is fined $40,
Nightingale Is stu singing,
The racing association informs
the RNhMe what race herSes do not
eat the day before q race, They
dent however inform the public
which racing fans don't eat the day
after q race,
Two Long Island women pleaded
with a Judge to excuse their butcher
fFeM Jury duty, Claimed weighing
meat these days was more imports
ant than weighing justice, Also the
steaks are bigger,
One Of the newspaper eOlumnists
On style writes, 1.-THE new hats for
weMen will be wearahle rs well Is
dashing," It's about time'
by putting a small cube of new
chemical In each pint of salt water
taken from the ocean, the water
becomes drinkahle and free of that
salty taste, Sounds like soup on a
50 cent dinneFl
Private Lenny Kent knows q IA
who's developed the eldest habit,
lie keeps picking his ear-with .
dusty nail,
NJ, Muhueha Of Paris closed his
flea circus because the star flea died
and the extras suffered from NAL
nutrition, Well, malnutrition Ia bet
ter than no nutrition at ALI
whatever iood the Naxis have
i plenty Of n declared In vitamin
value, Expecting . bumper crop Of
saueFkFaut that II now the "great-
est vltamin content" food, Sauer-
kFaut or seuFgfapesss?
BY the time two Spokane, Wash,
boys were caught stealing rabbits
they had many more rabbits than
they had stolen originally, 1t proved
TO be a haFe=raising adventurel
An Oakland, Calf bus driver
forget TO step for q red light and
when a policeman gave him q ticket
the passengers teok w q collection,
The fine was s5--the collection 80,
The bus driver now II taking q
course In eeler-bliRdness!
The other day o crowd collected
opposite the Waldorf and saw am-
bulanee attendants and police try
to arrest a nude woman prancing
on the lawn, They found 1t difficult
making q ehaFge-sinee they could
find nothing on heF
The difference between sugar
daddy and his girl friend IL that she
knows what she wants and he
wants what she nos,
Commander Anthony Kimins OF
the Royal British Navy was leay-
Ing Stockholm by train, After he
had retired In the upper bunk q
German officer walked In and start
cd TO uHdFess, Suddenly, he looked
up al the book the Commander was
reading, dressed again and left In
o hurry, The book WAS entitled,
why NaAs Should Re 6terilized,"
For yOuF Peme Collection; Yeu
kissed and told But that's oil
right The guy vow kissed, ,
Called Hp last night!
Talking about Poems, Sergeant
Jimmy G00lieRn contributes this
poem to current Americana; Holly
wood sent staFlets to aid the Fond
Drive, Their town through the ma
ton made Uncle Sam thrive, 30
here's q toast TO HollyWood's bFu-
Rettes, Fedheads and blondes, Be-
cause OF them our treasury sWelIed
by Lips and Bonds,
H-yeaF-0lA Robert Adler, when
asked at the N, Y, Military AesA.
envy to write the answer 10 why
Yves Born" said, "GOd WtiIeA II,
my parents wanted me, and this
RNMnfYv had need NJ a h0v lfkA TsaelN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26

Newxpapermea and even oppoSi~
ton editors must have rooted hard
for Drew Parsons exclusive Pat
ton shudder to be confirmed &. =.
Not because it was q Dig story, but
Pearson, more than the rest Of rs,
had gone through the wranger" q
lot lately, and one more rebuff nom
high places could do him no good
whatever AS one editOrlaliSt put
1.-THE Patton story was known TO
many newSpapermen in London,
Italy and here-and It cried out to
be made public :. But higher~QpS
would not risk confirming it official
" - and others were told its off
the record" Congratulations
then to confrere Pearson for his
courage He had much to lose,
but his first duty is to his editors
Damon Runyon, whose counsel
has served this column well for
many years, Shoves away men who
say Nov this is off the record"
:. Runyon barkss Then for heaV-
ems sake don't tell it to mel I'm a
newspaperman. NY business is get
ting newS!"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-10
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
rIEA Service STAFF Writer

eggs are listed With our most inn
portaut foods" insists Frances Foley
Cannon. director Of New York City's
Bureaus o. Consumers Service. "sT1te
size Of the egg can be large mediunns
VI pullet. It Is not the diameter or
myth, but the weight Of the egg
-lich determines whether 1t shall
designated as large, medium or
mall" she explains.
Large eggs weigh "a ounces or over
per dozen. The medium can weigh
anywhere from "A la to "a ounces
per dozen, while the small weigh
under 90 Ia ounces per dozen. In
these days II Is well for US to think
OF eggs In the term Of pounds. For
instance, Grade B eggs are today
selling on an average OF 30 TO 30
cents per dozen, In the large sizes.
As their weight is one pound and a
half, they are selling at the rate Of
81 TO 20 cents per pound, which af-
Ger all Is q very good buy when COM
pared to the cost Of our meat and
1lsh proteins today.
Another thing to be considered
the egg Is all food and no waste.
There Is an economy point to be
stressed In that we should recognize
the grades Of eggs and the use to
which We expect to put them. The
weather conditions today are very
favorable to the Grade B egg. It's
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-10

Boosting q star-studded cast and
unqueStionably one Of the most out
standing motion pictures Of the cur
rent season, Alfred Hitchcock's SEN
sational suspense drama Shadow
Of q Doubt" began Its engagement
at Warmers State theater this az
ternoon.
Co-starring Teresa Wright Of
"Mrs. Miniver" and pride Of the
Yankees" fame and Joseph Gotten
who is said to top his spectacular
performance Of Citizen Kane,
SHADOW Of a Doubt" is said to con-
tain all the sustained excitement Of
former Hitchcock Aims and 1t Is
claimed, strikes q more intimate and
romantic note than It's predecessors
such as 1.-THE Thirty-Nine Steps,"
1.-THE Lady Vanishes," "Rebecca,"
Suspicion" and "Saboteur", all cele-
brated Hitchcock screen successes.
Remarkably effective casting en-
hances the plot. Teresa Wright and
John Gotten are the co-stars portray
ing respectively a niece and uncle.
The niece idolizes this handsome
young uncle despite the mysterious
circumstances attending his arrival
on q visit to the small town family.
The niece is the one who tries des-
perately to shield the family from
disgrace when she alone discovers
the uncle to be a notorious fugitive
murderer. The logical but shocking
elimination, as enacted on the
screen, is one Of the most gripping
cinema moments of all time.
Miss Wright's performance is
comparable, if not finer, than her
work in Mrs. Miniver" and pride
of the Yankees" Cotten's difficult
portrayal is even more potent than
the roles he essayed in Citizen
Kane, 1.-THE Magnificent Amber
sons" and Journey Into Fear"
Foremost in the supporting cast
are Macdonald Carey and Patricia
Collinge. Others In the distinguished
group include Henry Travers. Wal
lace Ford. Hume Cronyn and Edna
May Wonacott.
Behind the Eight Ball." is the
second big hit of the program and
brings to the screen a combination
Of fun, music and mystery with the
Ritz brothers, Carol Bruce, Dick
Foran and Grace Macdonald In fea-
tured roles.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-10
In The Local Theate1:S

taps; and for o real treat. Sammy
Cohen. You saw him as mike
Murphy" in the Fighting seth"
now come down and see him Is o
No. ! comedian on our stage. The
Poll Rhythm Kings supply the musi-
cal background for this all-star
show. II you have missed the mat
inee performance be sure to come
down this evening or attend one Of
the four performances presented to-
morrow at 1:20, 400 $50 or 600
o. m. Don't fail to attend one Of
these performances as this MANI
moth show positively concludes it,
engagement here tomorrow evening.
"The Great representation" Is the
screen show which continues "a
thrill all with its amazing story o.
q ruthless enemy unter-espion-
age agent. Ralph Bellanly ana
Evelyn Ankers are seen in the Lead
ing roles.
Friday another entertainment
treat comes to the screen OF thu
Loew-Poli tleater for q for-daJ
engagement. Make your plans "a
see the picture Of the day "Immor.
tai Sergeant" with Maureen OHara
and Henry Fonda heading an aus
star cast. The second hit on the
program Is Moonlight In Havana"
a light musical with Allan Jones
and vivacious Jane Frazee in ths
leading roles.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-10
Current RatiOning Regulations
COFFEE

Coupon No IS win be in effect until March a. The period m
pound person extended from I'VE TO six weeks
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Latest permits allowance Of five Of fruits
vegetables (no counting goods or cans
the loss Of Spn stamp Of new Ration BOOK wnen
issued Feb 20 to rs.
CoAL-Now purchase onenfth Of last years
until supply almost exhausted
Omted delivery Of Is gallons for order at any
time
coupon No worth galons) valid until February 90
Coupon worth 8 galon is valid until April H.
Coupon 5-From l94S to September go 194S
Coupons redeemable heating period must be given the
viii receipt This emergency arrangement
Persons who have been allotted 200 gallons less Tor the total OF all
Ave periods may use their for period 81 any time IN the
following with causing serious
% az having heaters but no central
cookng @ industries
using kerosene in critical processes. Il
GASOLINE
Local Ration Boards are permitted
reduced aoentS Such applications must be made to
the Hartford once Of OPA.
Pleasure driving in sctest sense prohibited
"B" and %" valid for gallons r. and T coupons
worth gallons -" coupons worth Ia gallons and e. coupons worth
gallon B 70" only permitted for
Coupon No. Of "A" books now valid until March "a.
Sugar upon No. H. which valued ct three pounds now effect
time been asked apply voluntary aonng by using
substitutes possible and observing meaesS Tuesdays
TIRES
inspection deadne holders Of "B c books Feb
20 and for holders Of "a books Is March 81
Beginning today person pairs
Coupon Ration will valid
shoes until June IT, pooling Of all coupons Of family will be permitted
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-10

An economical meat alternate is
the dream Of every harassed home
maker. Cheese not only answers
this purpose but is q food hiatt fits
into any course In the meal. One
Of the advantages Is that there Is
nowaste Of protein food that keeps
well.
Cheese combined with cereal pro-
ducts and vegetables-plus a little
inagination-can help to create q
wide variety Of tasty main dishes,
Rice, noodles, spaghetti or naca-
roni are few Of the bland, cereal
foods that may be made more
savory with golden cheese sauce.
And the addition Of vegetables will
add zest as well as nourishment.