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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19

as an employe
of the WHY'S
Overland c or :
poration.
Mr.. B a II a + d
succeeded Rich
ard Gosser as
chairman of the
W-O Unit in
August, l 9 A .,
following t h e
latter's election
to the office of
regional director
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
.Auto-Lite Plant Election
Won By UAW-0O

Regional Director Richard Gosser who is also director
of the Autote Intra-corporaon Council announced de-
csve victory for the Auto-Lte UAWCIO Union in elec
con held at Sarna Ont Canada two weeks ago. News OF
the victory which scored by the UAW with vote OF
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
Toledo Unions To Open
New Registration Drive

Richard Gosser, UAWCIO Regional Director, today
announced plans for registration drive by the UAW
and Labors Joint Committee for Political Action of which
he is permanent chairman
Discussing the registration drive, Mr.. Gosser said 1--WE
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
Local 27 Votes To
AmaIsamate With 70

Local 81 UAW-CIO, voted by overwhelming majority
to amalgamate with Local II in election held at the
November Is Results of the vote Favorng aaga
nation 429: opposed 219. Action the amalgamation will
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
CIO Council
Urges Toledo
WLB Panel
Nominates Officers
For TIUC

In of the veest meetings held in months the To
edo Industrial Union Council went record at its regular
November II meeting to request the War Labor Board to
establish Toledo panel to be composed of Toledoans.
Decision to ask Toledo WLB panel came after dis
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
UNITED LABOR READIES
FOR slI

IUN Al
| LOS ANGELES (FP)-In joint
meeting, the United AFL Commit
tee for Political Action, the CIO
Political Action Committee and the
railway brotherhoods planned CO.
ordinated action on the political
front here to prepare now for the
1914 elections.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19

cussiOn and criticism of the
WLB, particularly the meet
ing held by the Board on
November 9 at Macomber High
School.
Proposal to ask for a Toledo
panel come from Edward T. Chey-
fitz, national chairman of the Die
Casters, CIO. While Mr.. Cheyfitz
defended the board on the grounds
that nothing better had been Of
fered, he also said that he had
found plenty to criticize in it, par
ticularly it's tested and going
rates"
Duck Criticizes WLB
Principal criticism of the WLB
came from Edward Duck who had
80 told off the Board on its visit
- two days previously in a de-
: Rciation of the Boards slow
ness. Duck said that he was not
in favor of destroying the WLB
but that as conditions now exist, he
would like to destroy the little steel
formula.
When the vote came to ask for
a Toledo WLB panel, it was unani-
nous. One of the conditions of
the vote was that three delegates
be sent to Cleveland to ask Lewis
NJ. Gill, regional chairman of the
board to recommend establishment
of the Toledo panel The AFL
will be asked by the CIO to send
three representatives along with
the CIO to Cleveland to petition
Mr. Gill for the panel,
Earl Ordway, Spicer Union dele
gate expressed the view that the
only way to get labor board fa-
vorable to labor was by the election
of congressman and public officials
sympathetic to labor.
Nominate Council Officers
Nominations for Council officers
were made with election being
scheduled for Dec. 9. Nominees
for the principal offices are presi-
dent Jack Lane, Clare Beard and
Richard Lazette; vice-president,
Edward Cheyfitz, Burny Zawodny,
Clare Beard and Earl Ordway; re-
cording secretary, Chester Kapela,
Thomas Russell, Daniel Sahadi, Err
nest Williamson and Kenneth l..
Cole; executive secretary, Kenneth
Cole and Thomas Russell.
Others nominated, for treasurer,
Ivo Erwin, Earl 0rdway and
George Teatsorth; sergeant-at-
arms, Nicholas Szabo, Mr.. Will
liams, Bell Kloklowinski, Louis
Wagner, jenkins Williams, George
Laysinous and George Wozniak.
A recommendation from Ted
Silvey, state CIO secretary-treas-
urer asking that the TIUC form d
woman's auxiliary was taken under
consideration.
Due to the state CIO convention
and Thanksgiving, the November
25 meeting of the Council was can
celed with the next regular meet
ing and election to be held Dec. 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
- HONE FRONT FORECAST = BleacheS And Blueing Scarce, But Water SOftenerS Plentiful

WIPE, you'll be able to buy plenty of laundry soap, And 50 for starch. es-there's no problem there. They are not affected by war production, INTERPRETATIONS
 II you've been hoping that you might bo able to get hold of small refrigerator whom WIPE releases frozen stocks in hands of dealers and manufacturers, banish the thought, Small refrigerators won't Do Included In those to Do released Co priorlty.less civilians, They'll Do of tho dc luXe type, with enough cubic space to accommodate c large family, It Isn't expected that any refrIgerators with less than seven cubic feet Of space will Do "unfroH- en-" Those usually arc taken ever by the armed forces or are installed in defense housing projects.
 ODDS AD ENDS
 Department Of Labor surveys oi jobs for women in cannon and small arms manufacture show that there Are many johA in which wolnNn may successfully replace men Rabbit meat has beon brought under price control Mems, women's md chil' drens knit underwear has been standardized to 76 DOT cent of Stylei md fabrics formerly made
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
WE, THE WOMEN.
Pants For Women Are New Symbol Of Responsibility

It isn't anything for tho men Co get alarmed about. They want women to do their work while they are gone and to assume their re- responsibilities.
 If in doing 90 the women feel the necessity for getting into their elothes-there's no harm done, Not even if they get Into pants while their men are still At home--just to feel in style,
 They may not look aS well aS they dld in skirts. And they may tend to Swagger Q little, when they walk down the street h pants.
 FAD WON'T LAST
 But that is harmless enough. Men haven't any lawful right to reserve BwaRgering for their own SeX,
 The fad Of women wearing pants won't last. Just aS soon as tho war k over ana the mon start coming home, tho girls md women will be glad to lot thom wear tho pants for tho falnily--and take over All the responsibility that phrase implies.
 Until then, lot womon wear pants if it makes them feel important and self-sufticient. ft hurts nothing but tho ogos Of q few dotninooYlng males.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

lywood report, tho now iilm B one of the seasons outstanding 0xtrAvA. ganSas; c moro recital os its plAys 0rS and credits 1 SufAclOnt proof thereof.
 Tn addition to is star trio, with Miss Blair freSh from her trium. phRi appearance aB My Blster Eileen" tho new film features VII. liam daxton, BroadwAy'S king of musical comedy; Cobina Wright, jr,, social reglgterltO BosigstrcBB, and Hazel Scott, musical Idol of Now YorkH Caef Society and radios millions Of swing fans,
 Not satisfied with such on array of talent, the producer obtained for tho now film tho diverse services of c caninO comedy troup, "ThO Brick layers" one of VaudoVillO'B most out. standing acts; ballet star David L. chine, who acted aS ehoreAgraphor and dancer, and Colo Porter, who pennod tho smash song hits of tho
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
WOMAN,S REALM =
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
 NEA Service Staff Writer

one of the best tonlcs for spring ls plenty of D vltatnins. This group in your food may change just fair health to buoyant health, steady the nerves, even improve Q frayed dis- position,
 In their raw or original state most plant and animal foods con. tain some of the B vltaniins, but only a few foods contain very much. For special mention we might star lean pork, liver and kidney and other meat organs, whole grains, dried beans and peas, soybeans and nuts particularly peanuts, Other foods include lean meats, eggs, milk, vegetables and fruits, according to home economists of the U. 8. De- partment Of Agriculture,
 The body can store some VitaminS but not the Bs. It must have a regular, as well as plentiful, supply, Try to include some D food at every meal, is possible--at least some every day.
 The Bs are short in many diets because Q great deal of Vltamin D loss occurs in the kitchen. Heat in cooking destroys some of tho D value . food contains, and some leaks out into cooking water. Il foods containing B vltaminS arc res
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
STATE

Ending tomorrow evening ct War. ner's state th0ater iB tho sensation. Al production "lEltler'g Children v with Tin Holt, Bonita Granville and Kent Smith in leading roles; also "rh0 Big greet," featuring Henry Fonda and Lucille Ball in cosBtarring roles. The state will Dc open oil day tomorrow and every Tuesday due to the NSting of tho fu0i conservation ban @ plan to sec this swell show today or tomorrow.
 Starting Wednesday the State liShers in another outstanding treat of tho season when "Somothlng to Shout About" makes It's debut at that theater with Don Ainocho, Janet Blair and Jack OakiO In co- starring roles.
 Tho new picture introduces some. thing now in tho way of singing and inspired dancing. According to Hols
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

plunge into plastic cases and dis- card your old metal ones,
 One important house has sus- pended seven shades, relatively seldom asked for, but it has and will continue to have . stick and a refill iai Q newer shade close to each one that is missing from the war.slmplined group,
 The refllls are wrapped in trans parent paper to make your replac. ing job simpler. You must clear base of your old lipstlck case first: dig out the rouge with an orange. wood stick or nall file, and clean the Inside with face tissues. Now unwrap your reilll and take hold of it with face tissue. If you use bare, warm fingers, you'll melt and mar the refill as well as smear your fingers. Place the refs straight in the base of the case and twist the stick slightly as you push it into place. It is Q little job to learn to refill properly, but 4 saves almost half the price of new lipstick.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

Is connected with tho Intelligence Branch.
 dottliOb'S name would probably appear on my experts selection of tho five greatest players Of all tilno, in both rubber and duplicnt0 bridge, in auction and in contract, The emp. tain was noted for hiB killing opon- ing leads, and here is ono that I well remember. Most West players opened tho queen of GiubS on this hand, but Qottlbsb reasoned from the bidding that South was not
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
LoteSt Styles
 Best Spring Tonic Plenty B Vitamins

heated, even fewer of these valuable vltamlns remain though the re. cooked food will still have other food value. Don't discard left- overs; use them, but don't count on them for daily D vitamlns that get out Into cooking water. Save the liquid and serve 1t with vegetables or use it in sauces and gravies,
 Important to keep in mind nov Is the effect of the wartime meat situation in cutting down on q mainstay source of Bs. Fortunately there are Q number of protein foods such as eggs, dried beans and peas soybeans and nuts that can alter nate for meat as main dishes art that containat the same time, [ good share 10 B Vltamins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

Cant you just picture how inl- portant q 2 to 10 year old old VIII feel in thS darling button front model2 It's one Of the most bocom- ing styles in the world and can bO used aS Q party or play dresg or even as c houSeeoat. Imaglnel
 Pattern No. 8373 Is in sizes 3, {, I6, Q and 10 years, Size {, bhorb length, ruffle sleeve, 2 i.8 yards S5- Inch material; full length, with pun slCves, 3 7.8 yards, 3 yards bias binding.
 For this attractive pattern, send iS cents, plus cent for postage, in coins, with your nAmo, address, pattern number and size to Tic Waterbury Democrat T'oday'8 Pat tern Service, 100 7th Avenue, New York, N, r,
 Save fabrieI See . dozen new ways to re.make cid garments Into useful new fashions in our enlarged spring pattern book and sewing guide, FASHION, Just publlShed. 1t contains co new patterns, has B9 pARNR, The price A 9bc,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

Steel wool for securing aluminium cooking utensils is getting BcarCer but there i8 a new special prcp- Arntlon to replace it. ft comes In q l2.ounce glaW Ghnker jar with q colorfui plastic top. Is cconom. ical, loo for whom original contentB Ar0 used up, you can purchase . tWos pojInd FOflli,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
ODDS AID ENDS
TOWNSEND LODGE
 RESUMES MEETINGS

With tho abandoning of "heatlCSS Monday" in the fuel conservation program, tho Townsend Lodge will resume Monday evening meetings tonight at c o'clock Rt odd Fel- lowg Hall at 40 North Main street, is was announced last night, Friday night meetings will no longer Do held,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
MEETINGS OF SECTOR
 WARDENS RELEASED

Sector wardenB of Sectors il, %, a, 24, 90, %, 27, 90, 90, 90, 90, 30, 70, q, of Zone A arc to meet to. night at 7;30 in tho basement of the Sacred Heart high school. Miss Anna E. Pagan will Dc In charge.
 Zon0 c sector leaders will also meet tonight at Russell school to discuss new air raid warning system developments and sec tho use Of gas masks by two sector wardenB demonstrated, ans
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

Slacks iS 70 silly and beside the point. Tho most recent peeV0 against pants worn by women received m outs let when Q Mem phlS, Tenn. hus. band slaShed hiB w!fe'S slacks in. to ribbons to keep her from wearing them.
 It doeSn't do any good for men to get out- ragged over the pants 9 wearing nnA Al In1lnn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
. McKENNEY
 ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM .. MCKINNEY AmNFioA's Gard Authority

While h Washington recently In behalf Of War 0EphanS' Scholar" ships, I ran Into Michael T, Got tlieb and his wife, the former Jane Winton, who were celebrating their s c Venth wedding anniversary, Mike" was proud of the new bars signiiying that ho had been nd- VAneed to tho rank Of captain, HG
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

MpStisk. O Il t- standing c o s- metic h o u es are making lip- stick rehlls for their most pop. ular shades. By using them, you can 60 right on using your Ia vorite color and kind of lipstick for much less money. Try re"
 fills haf0rA VOll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

TO laundor pormNnent- finish, washable glazed ehlntE, uSo luko- warm rich aids. Do not rub or wiring. Rinse thoroughly in clear lukowarm water and dry flat or over q tight line in a shady place, With warm Iron, press while damp on tho glazed side, Glazed ehintS should not Do soaked,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

afraid of clubs but was worried about the diamond Suit Ho could probably discard any diamond losers no held on duInlny'S hearts, 70 Qott. Hob opened away from his king of diamonds while ho still had trump control. It was All over, and declar. or had to 90 down ono.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
GIN RUMMY QUIZ

c, May c player rcarrango his meidB after ho has declared c down, in order to avoid iay.oifS by hb pArtnorp
 A. No. Once c down iB made tho meldS may not Do roarrangod.
 
 e. May q player look back Rt cards in tho discard l)llo2 A. Not unless this arrangement is agreed to beforehand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
TOMoRROw's MENU

BREAKFAST: Oranges, fried Philadelphia scrapple, toast, cur. rant jelly, coffee, milk,
 LUNCHEON: Lima bean soup, wholewheat bread, butter, or for. titled margarine, ginger pears, peanut cookies, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Beef liver and vege. table stew, baked potatoes, but- tered beets, bread, butter or for- tified margarine, mixed green salad, apple pic, tea, milk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

baNNhhO WAa "NS~a'AN hard to buy.
 WAtnr goftenOrS, however, such 0S
 Ml.Boda and boraX washing Boda arc pl0ntiful--Hnd according te the picture, including: "Youd 30 So Mo to Como Homo to-" "t Always Knew" "fIAstA Lu0go," "fIotuB Dloom," "Somothing to Shout About" and "T'hrough Thick and Thin"
 The picture tells of an attractive Altoona, Pa,, music teacher and composer who trlos to sell her songs on Broadway. She lS taken in hand by a press agent and an eX.vaudO. william who persuade Q th0atrieal producer that her music IA Just what ho is looking for. The producer, for his part, iS convinced that the girls lookB and ability @ Q singer and dancer are far more Impressive than her songs, and ho does his best to steer her Into tho starring role of his production. Unfortunately tho stars major talent Is the million dollars with which Bho B financing tho show, and sh0 Is naturally loath to surrender her place to tho girl from Altoona.
 "A Night to Remember" with Loretta Young and Brian Aherne iB tho second hlt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

They might NS well stop paying Gt- t0ntlon tO it.
 For women arc becoming tho men of their famllicB--N8 their mon go to war. And tho pRnts- wearing bug iS just on outward expression of Women'S new role.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

batter into two parts. To ono of tho parts add 1 square Of chocolate OF cup cocoa. ..
 Cover separately and chill until Arm enough to handlO. Turn out on houred board. Roll each halE into . rectangular sheet c" by IT. Place chocolate shoot on wa3ed DapNv and cover with sheet Of plain cookie dough. With the ald of waxed paper roll up liko . jelly roll. Chin until Arm. Cut crosS' wise Into ono.elEhth inch slices. Bake on gEeABed cookie sheets at 400 degrees for 10 minutes. This recipe makes AS delicious cookies,
 Bran Refrigerator Rolls
 From Mrs. R. ]. DPOOAb,
 North Berwick, Maine
 .s$Sp $SpS pS;ss S:ssS' S;s;' :SS. oss:: ass;-. iSSS %SI,I IaE'~AFm ! SiIS %II.S boiling
 Put fat, sugar, oil bran and salt ln Q large bowl. Add boiling water, Stir until sat ls melted, Lot stand until lukewarm. Add tho well beaten eggs and yeast that has been goftened In lukewaFm water.
 Add onO.half of the flour. Beat until smooth. Add remainder of flour and beat w0ll. Cover bowl Place in refrigerator overnight, oI nnklI wankAh. Form ink0 hnlla af dough Co llll gFeased muffin tins half full, Lot rlse h warm place for two hours. Bake i6 minutes b c 42k degree oven. Makes 8h dosen rolls 2k Inches ln diameter Kidney Steak Pie
 E!.! E.c!m w.,,::os;,A. .,:: 2; AI.lIlcH.
 s:::": :u' ;'tS' I inch i::|'iVRsss: VRss: ''' SSS S!SSsSlIs.1 onion. < .!Si sSp boiling wSssUssI:,.A,. wsSsU:SI" .Si:s:SHSsScs S;is:HsSs !s. !:s.l' DsSh q pepper dough
 Gut fat from meat and use Q saut6 onion. Brown beef cubes, add water and seasonlnKS, cover, and simmer about one hour or until beef ls tender. Saut6 kidney in the one tablespoon kat for b or c minutes. Add to beef mixture. Thlckm with tho flour, put ln Cas. serole, top with biscuit dough, and bake ln 400 degree oven for about 90 mlnuteD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

If you can't help folding or creAs- ing rubber articles betoro putting them away, sprinkle . little eoFns starch or taleufn powder between tho folds to prevent sticking Co. gether.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

nounoed Henry J. Bowling, Hono warden. All sector wardenS are urged to attend because this meeting 10 of particular importance, said MT: Bowling.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

To remove chewing gum tracked into tho rug, nolsten the spot with carbon tetraehloride and loosen gently Wieh some dull implement such aS . teaspoon Repeat until gum iB removed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
3 GLORTFY
 YOURSELF
A LIPsTICK REFILL
 WILL SAVE EXPENSE
Ny ALICIA HART NEA Service Stan Writer

II you really are in earnest about keeping up your appearance with wartime etficiency and economy, don't overlook the continued story of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
Ny RUTH MILLETT

This Is wartime and in wartime whether or not men like the idea-- women Ut homo wear the pants.
 That is why all the fuss oyer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
CAROLINE cHATT1ETlD.

Pvehsms aIseuAsee ansalta6o scR gSb'!sa!lea M es aMswsyed Al ToaadSRss wVte Mss chsGa"As R os
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

From historical Williamsburg comes . delicious fruit shrub, ex' sctly the same shrub that used to ba served At tho Travis House In the Eighteenth Century. For . party, we can think of nothing moro dellcIousj and II you cannot get tho orange BheTbOt, omit it Shoorfully. It lS still ambrosla.
 Mrs. Duty's Norton Pancakes are the answer to what to have when you have to whip up something good to eat In q hurry. They're delIghtfully light, and take grAcl' ilsly to aII sorts of vnTlatIOns, Ike \ rlnkling tho batter with finely opped Walnutg, or adding just Q tIs' grated ParTnesan cheese. Travis House Frosted Fruit Shrub
 From Williamsburg, Va. { cSp pineapple cyp juice from 4 'S,SS SSp spice syrup '''"''' '''
 To make the spice syrup, add i cup of water, 1 tablespoon clear corn syrup, 1 tablespoon whole cloves, 3 pieces cinnamon bark, ito 1 cup of granulated sugar. Stir ever hot water until sugar is dis solved, then simmer for ID min' utes. Strain and cool. Add the spice syrup to the fruit Juices and chill. Serve in small glasses, topped with orange shorbet.
 Norton Pancakes yESSs ys;ssi. Mrh rhA.s.;;.yii s; yi ..,.s,.' "S.ss,'
 :s: :::s:;: sS: s:::;::.., :i;.s:s :: :asss :aSls''''"' Ins Ins'''' '"''''"' M gift dry ingredients. Best yoiks, Add milk and stir Into flour Tnixs kure. Add shortening. Fold In stliily beaten sgg whites. Bake on bot RTiddle.
 Chocolate Plm-Whsels
 YFOm MEs. E. .WhltW0Eth,
 North Cholmsf0Eds Mass.
 iM cups flour (slft before meas. sring and re-sIft with salt and bak' Ing powder) 4 teaapoon baking powder, pinch Of salt, cream h eup shortening with fl cup sugar.
 Beat in with vig0r the yolk Of an
 T @ the augaf.BhorteIilng mlxs
 e, Add alternately, 3 table. I Jons of evRpoFated milk with the 4yur mixture. Divide the above j.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

Children Of Colombia arc adopt- Ing tho transportation shortage idea and garaging VelocipedeS and cartB,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
Caroline Chatfield
Some Men Are Living Crossword Puzzles.
Seys Today
Title asgSssrsd. .. <. Patent oHcs

DEAR MISS CHATE1ELD: A.
 I've made complete life and don't know how to araislen and Wed to thnk
 loved my then has turned to hate now and Us continuously accuses me of seeking the attention of other Yet with all false accuacns ana him he god brought p n religious family ambition to bring children In the same way just church and there's big row Ae
 and he's at home asleep n the dy To avOd of the time during the week Hes - saney jealous
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
ANsWER:

ANSWER
 when husband and feels that he unjust and mr c the children she's not n mood to search penea ne his behavior find the cause of it. xe wouldn't that DO the
 Wouldn't that Do putting religion into prac" result in giving the children higher regard for rec
 on than any gong2 Not that isn't important to children the value of worship and also the habit Of church gong but that religion in practice s quite As necessary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

He prOvdeE He's and more impatient with flies Into and them fF any small % left him but didn't take the children and nov nm thinking leaving taking for setting 0b ana havng would be better 0 bring up th chdEen atmosphere religion and love than e Keep them heEe Wh SuCn A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
BY ANN FRANCE WILSON NEA Staff C0rrANpOndent

Washington--You'll have to count on old Sol to do most Of the "whiten ing" of your laundry. DleaehoS and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

outsider which Che nSlder can't See that who mFea his ay nage his wife and abuses hS Ch individual and this inner wlckOdnoSs bos and spills Over We think that when behaved this he Aendh pleasure out Of thg sort of behavior New know tha his dissatisfaction with himself ehe right He wants to Do happy but the spiritual eating him like CanheF Somebody diagnose it M the Wife prolesSlOna