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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Deatb notiees

BOwERs-ses Cisenski
CIsENsKI = Mary, OF 51s4 Montclair
beloved wife OF Chester; dear mother OF
Mrs. Josephine johnson and Frances; dear
sister OF Mrs. Martha spasick, Walter
wojciechowski and Mrs. Hattie Louis
1890 East Warren. corner Lakeview,
Thursday morning at and ST. Margaret
Mays Church at $3.50. Interment Mt.
Olivet.
DARIN-January 10. Daniel, husband OF
the late Elizabeth. dear father of Will
liam and Bruno DARN. Funeral from the
Frank Gallagher Funeral Home, $3.50, Our
Lady Of Lourdes Church at a. m.
HOFFMAN-John H, beloved husband OF
Ella J. tnee schulte), dear father of
Mrs Frank J. Hickey. Funeral Thursday
2 p. m.
KUEHL January is, Emma. Of Com.
Charles w; dear mother OF William c..
Mrs. Fred Glatt, and Mrs. Harry Rollin {:
grandmother OF three grandchildren. Flu
neral services Thursday, p. m, At A. H.
Peters Funeral Home. i2o57 Grstiot avenue.
KURTz-stephen. January II, "a years, of
81 Florence, River Rouge, husband Of
Helen Wagner, Alma, Leslie and Attorney
Arthur j. Kurtz. Funeral from Frank
Gallagher's Funeral Home, River Rouge,
Wednesday at 40; Our Lady of Lourdes
Church at . q. m.
McBREARTY--waiter J. OF SIS West War
ren, beloved husband OF Helen; dear
brother OF Frederick j.. the late Edgar c.,
M and Mrs. l.. j. Toomey Of Los Angeles.
Funeral from A. Leo Kent Funeral Home,
t05 West Grand boulevard. Thursday a.
9 30, 81. Dominic Church At Q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
PLUMBING. SEWER SERVICE

ALL sewer trouble disposed completely by
electricity; work guaranteed; anyvhsrs,
Evening star., 1943-10-21

the Russian through on the
Dnieper.
News of the crisis and Nazi re-
storative measures was coupled in
London with speculation over the
fact that Marshal Wilhelm Keitel
as chief Of the high command and
not Hitler called a conference this
week of German military leaders.
Who is master of Germany?"
asked the Daily Mail in a Geneva
dispatch suggesting Marshal Keitels
call to the high command signified
Hitler's final surrender of the grand
starategy role to his generals.
The Mail said nearly all the top
generals except Nazi types like Kurt
Evening star., 1943-10-21

training program to help meet the
urgent need for nurses. AS cadet
nurses, the students receive their
training free and agree to serve in
essential civilian or military nursing
for the duration.
st. Elizabeth's offers special courses
in psychiatric nursing, in addition
to providing the training for a grad
uate registered nurse. Many of its
students come from the Army and
Navy hospitals.
Graduates from the school have
maintained high standards, accord
ing to DR.. Overholser's records. In
l8 of the % examinations by the
Evening star., 1943-10-21

nounced last night by the German
news agency DNB in a broadcast
recorded by the British Ministry of
Information.
The agency said Minister of JUS
tice DR.. Otto Thierack. former pres
ident Of the Nazi peoples court and
friend Of the assassinated Rein
hard Heydrich, spoke on "the sig
nificance of the administration OF
justice on the bearing and attitude
of the home front in keeping with
the demands of total war"
The meeting Of the German judges
coincided with Stockholm reports OF
German fears of another and even
greater Stalingrad as the result OF
Evening star., 1943-10-21

District Of Columbia Board Of Nurse
Examiners in which they have par
ticipated. st. Elizabeth's nurses took
first place is times and second place
3 times.
Other hospitals in the District
participating in the Nurse Corps
program include Freedmens, Gar
field, Georgetown University, Provi-
dence and Sibley Memorial.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Halloween Porty Slated

The Cottage City Parent Teacher
Association will hold a Halloween
party at 8 pm. Tuesday in the
auditorium of the school. Prizes
will be awarded for the best cos
tunes, Old-fashioned party games
will be played
Evening star., 1943-10-21
ST. Elizabeth s EnroI|s
185 Student Nurses

With the first grant from $89, ,O0O
in Federal funds allocated to it for
nurses training, st. Elizabeth's
School Of Nursing begins the fall
term with 185 students enrolled in
the U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps, DR.
Winfred Overholser, superintendent
of the hospital, reported today.
DR.. Overholser stated that this
year st. Elizabeth's is stepping up its
Evening star., 1943-10-21

Zeitler, Georg Won Kuechler, Gun
ther Won Kluege and Erwin ROM
mel want to cut military losses in
Russia to avert another Stalingrad
and so have abandoned Hitler's in
tuitive grand strategy.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Germans Hold Third
Crisis Conference
To Bolster Morale
By the Associated Press.

63 VIC nSoUoI'tcu Ff6Sb,
LONDON, Oct. 2l.-The third
"crisis conference" in a little more
than two weeks has been held in
Germany to boost Nazi morale for
the winter. A meeting Of the chief
agents of Nazi Justice" was an
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Women Take Rail Jobs

Thirty-six thousand women In
Britain are doing so types of rail-
way work that were exclusive to
men before the war.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
ADVERTISEMENT.
Nudge Your Law
Liver Tonight!

CONSTIPATION with its headaches.
mental dullness, . half-alive feelinr
often result II your liver bile doesn'f
now every day into your intestines. eo
take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets to In.
sure gentle yet thorough bowel moves
ments. Olive Tablets being purely peo-
etdole are tDonderfuI to stir up liver bila
now and relieve constipation. 15f, 5W,
SOC. Follow label directions,
Evening star., 1943-10-21

Refugee Relief Trustees
United Stotes' Committee for the Core Of
European Children
Community Chest Of Woshineton-55 agencies
Community Chest Of Foirfox-l7 committees
Community Chest Of Monteomey-l2 agencies
Community Chest Of ArIineton-s oeeneie.
Prince Georges County (ineIuded in the
Washington Community Chest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
UacqueIine
Rogue
SIS 5.
As Seen in Vogue

So nonehalantly chic. it hss
charmed It's way into every
well-chosen wardrobe. Turf
tan, alligator calf -. Ops.
or closed backs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

Beautiful large pelts Of sli'tsnins Sill
yer Fox, at price that is very sH-
esptional for quality such as these. A
splendid selection to choose from.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16
Current Rati0ning Regulations
MEATS AND FATS


Red a."
PROGRESSED
"K IL" and IN" valid will
through July
RATION BOOK
Application
TO- Persons do them mail obtain
postoflce.
PRICES
nth lists
reported the Price panel
tomorrow
and will remain in force through Oct.
Coupon "a is valid for pound through June
SUGAR
Coupon pounds through IS.
They will
aLoments
which hold canning registration sessions
m. to 4:30 p.
GASOLINE
Pleasure driving Is banned.
3D. and CO. valid
Coupons No from A gallons
last through July 81 period twice
June 80 the closing date tire
books The deadline
Sept. 30
Coupon S. which be to
Applications
local fire through
will start June 81 and continue through
returned to the ration board headquarters by June 81
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16
By NEA Service

By NEA Service
The spotlight of Fathers Day
shines brightest on fathers in the
armed forces, and the folks back
home who want to say We're think
ing of you, Pop" in tangible way
will find wealth of attractive gifts
in the shops. Right now there are
some brand new items that are not
only good-looking, but practical,
being born of consultation with men
in service.
TOWELS ARE WANTED
Take such simple, prosaic thing
as towels, for instance. 1t seems
that many Of the men in uniform,
especially among officers, want their
own towels. So there's row a COM
pact towel kit of long-Wearing,
heavy duck. 1t contains two white
towels and two washcloths, on
which the recipients name or ini-
tials are worked as an anti-toWel-
sWiper measure. The kit has leath-
err flap on which name or initials
are stamped.
Another boon to officers who get
shifted from post to post or from
land to sea is a special case for
carrying garrison or naval caps so
they can't get crushed. 1t comes in
army o. D. or navy blue.
There are scads of toilet kits of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16
BY GAYNOR MADDOX
NFA Staff Writer

Simply-Cooked victory garden
vegetables may get little monot-
onous at times. That's when a good
sauce can be used with them to add
new appetite appeal. For plain
"ursery" desserts, sauces do the
same thing. And as sauces contain
food value, they belong in wartime
menus, too.
A basic white sauce can be
given many variations by adding
fresh or dried herbs, mustard, cap
ers, spices, peppers, tomatoes and
by using some vegetable, meat or
fish stock in place of part of the
milk. The sauce can be made with
margarine instead Of butter.
Grandmother hard sauce Gre
member it on hot apple dump
lingsD can be made with mar
garine as point and cents form of
delicious economy with nutritional
value equal to that of butter. Mar
garine is equal in digestibility (87
per cent?, as high in calories 1890
per pound, and with the added
5000 units of Vitamin A, now is
equal in vitamin value.
SavOry White Sauce
(abOut one cup)
Two tablespoons margarine, 2
tablespoons enriched flour, u tea
spoon onion juice, Y cup milk, Y
cup stock, vegetable left from
cooking, fish or meat; salt and
pepper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16
, MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE
By WILLIAM f. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

Everyone who knows me knows
my keen interest in the chiIdren's
ward at Memorial Hospital in New
York. I was very pleased recently
when Raymond j. McGrover and
his A. c. B. L. committee of Brook
Ign and Long Island decided to run
the Brooklyn and Long Island
Championships this year for the
benefit of the children's ward They
had very successful tournament
and raised 1862 for the ward.
Here is one of the interesting
hands from the tournament. You
might call the bidding a little opti-
mistic, and I don't know why West
never bid diamonds 1t was also sur
prising that East did not double the
four heart contract. Nevertheless,
North made his contract.
The ace and king of diamonds
were cashed, and a club lead was
won by North with the king. North
let the queen of hearts, which East
refused to cover. The small heart
was tnen played and dummys
eight-spot flnessed. The jack of
spades was led from dummy, West
covered with the queen and declar-
was led and won in dummy with
er won with the king. Another club
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16

all kinds to be had, but a brand
new one is real honey because
it's what the service men ordered"
Only six inches by four, it will slip
easily into uniform pocket and is
so complete it almost eliminates
suitcase for man on leave. There
are shaving powder, razor, blades,
styptic pencil, tooth powder, tooth
brush, sewing kit, and a comb, all
neatly strapped in leather case
that can be hung up on the wash
room or barracks wall.
Shaving accessories are always
welcome and there is wide vari-
ETY. of after-saving lotions with
scents that event the he-est he
man won't shy away from. In the
shaving accessory category, too, is
new blade sharpener small enough
to go into a watch pocket. It's said
to really edge up a blade, which
is boon to a man stationed far
from a PIX.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16

Use the brightest colored braid
and ric rae you can think of to
trim the skirt and you'll have a
Knockout sports costume.
Pattern No. 8451 is in sizes 10,
II, IA, Is, 10 and 20. Size IL play
suit takes 2 7-8 yards 35-inch ma
terial, skirt 2 ID yards.
For this attractive pattern, send
Is cents, plus l cent for postage,
in coins, with your name, address,
pattern number and size to Water
bury Democrat Today's Pattern
Service, LOG 7th Avenue, New York,
N. Y.
Does your summer wardrobe need
first aid? Send for the summer
issue of Fashion, our complete pat
ern, catalog and sewing guide, which
is just out. Shows over. 100 new
patterns, contains many helpful
aceAtA~ sAAs@AAtions. - pr AA1e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16
Migraine Headaches Induced
By Fatigue, Dietary Upsets

similar headaches in the family. Be-
tween attacks, the individual affect
ed is entirely we'll, and the affection
is not incompatible with long life
ard health.
Dilatation Of the arteries in the
scalp or the membrane that en-
closes the brain seems to cause
these headaches The precise cause
OF this change is not known. There
may be several reasons for it, and
most of them seem to revolve about
nervous tension.
TREATMENT VARIES
Many different procedures for
treatment have brought improve
ment. Each subject sooner or later
develops a regimen that minimizes
his own distress. A dark, quiet room
large dose of aspirin if vomiting
has not started, are common meas
ureS. The most successful means of
preventing attacks includes more
rest, and the various steps that
bring about mental and emotional
calm. Attacks can usually be aborted
by the use of ergotamine-ta rtrate
but because this substance NAV
cause other troubles unless properly
handled, its use should be super
vised by physician.
The stress of the times may in
crease the incidence of migraine
considerably in the weeks to come
The loss of day or two from work
every week or month because Of
migraine is a terrific hindrance tt
the war effort. Careful treatment
and rest can reduce this type o.
absenteeiSm.
Fundamentally, the migraint
headache is nervous reaction, ano
elimination of unusual sSain may
go long way to help reduce the
txaaNArsG - AAA ~~4aezno1&A.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16

or famous to lose their heads and
get divorces. They are small
minority.
But there are thousands of wives
in war work, and there will be more
and more as time goes on. If num-
bers of them are letting their jobs
go to their heads to such an extent
that they think they no longer need
their husbands, the divorce rate Is
going to move upward fast.
They are foolish lot, those wom-
en-.
The thrill of their jobs and the
excitement of earning money will
wear off in a little while.
Even if it doesn't they may not
have jobs when the war ends and
the men come home.
What will they have then, if they
have quit their marriages cold be-
cause they figured that since they
were earning money they didn't
have to put up with mans faults?
BOUND TO REGRET 1T
The truth is, they won't have
much of anything. Some may marry
again but second marriages are
harder to work out than first ones.
And those that don't re-marry will
just be women on their own, grow
ing older every year, and every
year finding keener job competition
from younger women.
Women have things their own
way these days when it comes to
being independent.
But if they let it go to their heads
they are bound to be sorry. Lasting
happiness and security for women
lie in marriage-and they can't af-
ford to forget it, no matter how
large their pay checks are.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16
War Kitchen
Tasty Sauces Danish
Vegetable Monotony

Melt the margarine over Low
heat, add flour, salt, pepper, onio1
juice and stir until smooth. Ads
milk and stock and cook until thicf
and smooth, stirring constantly.
Pinwheel Hard Sauce
-Four tablespoons margarine, a
cup powdered sugar, chocolate or
CINNAMON for flavoring.
Cream margarine and powdered
sugar until light and fluffy.
Spread two-thirds OF this mixture
on a cold, damp cloth. Add either
chocolate or cinnamon to the re-
naming third and mix we'll
Spread this over the white layer.
Roll into cylinder and place in
the refrigerator to harden. When
ready to serve, cut into quarter
inch slices, which will come out
like pinWheel in design.
TOMORROW'S MENU
Eat the Basic Every Day.
BREAKFAST: Stewed straw
berries, cereal flakes, French
toast with syrup, coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Clear consom-
me, wholewheat crackers, dew
lied egg, beet-cole slaw salad
plate, cream enriched farina
pudding fruit sauce, tea, milk.
DINNER: Roast fresh ham
(use leftover for Shepherds pie
for Sunday, rice, carrots and
peas with savory white sauce,
mullins, butter or vitamized
margarine, fruit cobbler with
pinWheel sauce, tea, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16


may be associated with or induced
by fatigue, dietary indiscretion, in
testinal upsets, or emotional upsets.
The headache is variously de-
scribed as boring throbbing, or ham
mering. 1t usually involves one side
OF he head, most frequently the
On about the eye. 1t occasionally
ates into the neck or the other
@ of the head.
~ CRANE ATTACKS
he association with nausea is so
cannon that sick headache" is
syn onymous with migraine, and the
vomiting may be so persistent that
bile is brought up-hence, the term
p lious headache" Light and noise
ONE extremely annoying. The at
ks may last a few hours or
~. They often begin to appear in
early adult life, and may continue
10 come back for many years.
T'a~rs g GeqNAntlE > AistAxy q
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16

Clothing items have always been
a favorite for Fathers Day, and this
rule holds true for the Dad in the
service. Just make sure that things
you send him to wear are practical
and regulation" Socks are always
good, especially those good heavy
wooden ones that absorb perspira-
ton. Shirts, too, especially for off,
GERS, make welcome gifts, as do
regulation neckties.
INSIGNIA ARE GOOD
Then there are "jewerly' items
as service insignia for his blouses,
wrist watches and sterling identifi-
cation tags. Does he have a money
belt or a good bill fold There's a
fine new bill fold out now, especially
made for the hip pocket, perspira-
ton proof leather on the outside,
strong twill inside. Besides pockets
for bills and papers, it has a large
compartment for photo of Nom
and the kids.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16

happening owe
and over among
W o m e n in war
W ork. 1t i S
happening so Of
ten that it al
ready has become
the greatest con-
Germ of social well
fare workers in
the W ar b 90 m
town of Buffalo.
That Is some
thing for us to
get on C e r ned
about. 1t is one
t h in g for the
highly successful
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16
BY ALICIA HART
NEA Staff Writer

necklines thai
you keep Sweetheart draWstng
ting collar bones and noticeable cords
these faults ready be remedd a
else and routine is followed
the number
tennis golf and particularly
all of the shoulder muscles Naturally
added nourshng
outward strokes, important
the
the color texture promotes
circulation
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16

the ace. The ten of spades was
cashed, and when West played the
of spades, overlook with the eight
of the East hand. He led the seven
nine, declarer had a perfect count
and cashed the ace. Then he led a
club and East has to trump. This
was the only trump trick he made,
as he had to lead away from his
king-seVen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16

as he really is.
Headache is
a symptom, and
there are al
most as many
C a SEES for
h e a d a. C h e as
there are dis
eases. Migraine
or sick head
ache may be
singled out be-
c a u Sc of its
C h ara c teristic
behavior. Mi
graine h e a d =
aches tend to be
~o,;ol;o MI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16

young wife hadn't husband since winter
his
been their hobby Early and late they had
her
that trimmed
those I'll them will
N the pruning shears"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16

WHEREVER you 60 this sum-
mer, you'll find the knee
length Chesterfield terry coat pic
tured above dependable COM
panion. 1t is ideal to wear over
your swim suit going to and from
the beach or to slip on after six
fast sets Of tennis. But its classic
lines also enable it to double as
a general-utility summer coat,
even to being worn over cotton
evening dresses. The SINGLE
breasted model sketched has a fly
fSont, large patch pockets and a
vent in the back.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16
WOMAN'S REALM -
we, THE WOMEN
Divorce Rate
Rises While
Women Gain
independence
By RUTH MILLET

We have grown used to the idea
of a suddenly successful man or
woman getting divorce after living
for years with one mate.
Now it seems the same thing is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16

arrived garden beautiful
told his wife he'd help with pruning
er went by without gesture toward the garden
sudden the
home hobby resigned from domestic responsibility
The his
his hobby, vocation, avocaton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16
By DR.. THOMAS ID. MASTERS
Written for NEA

The state of the world at the mo-
ment is such that headache would
be universal if man were not as
resistant or callous to circumstances
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16
Caroline
Chatfield
Servicemen Will Have to Be House Broke
When They Come Home.
Says Today


Fearful to think about the problems in a al t
after the and the serV
tales recently that set us to
that coming to the wives mothers
what two heones have keen
of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16
sIMPLIFICATION DEPT.

Conscientious industry members,
working with WPB, have decided to
eliminate the following items on
rubber goods; rubberized loop
handles on hot water bottles, now
madS Of any suitable material;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16

Stood" he said ITS all matter of diet In our family
aspects food Army
the elements needs If Odays
lacking mineral double portion
mineral ration complete and balanced No
body would be sick if he ate properly"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16

Can't see the tears in the Of the things
who planning to take where left
they went war? Can't
disappointment when the things
Iovera
CAROLINE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16


replaced by synthetic resin.
ODDS'N' ENDS
Less than 100 essential types of
work glaves will be manufactured,
as compared with 800 line numbers
made before the war. Look for
critical reduction in metals In bad
springs. together with further sim
Publications., according to WPB pro-
posed changes Print cloth
crib sheets are exempt from bed
linen price schedules A better
method of controlling prices of
women's, children's and infants I'M
derwear and nightWear is being
studied by industry members and
OPA. CheWers of twist to-
bacco can expect about one-twelfth
less tobacco for their money under
a new OPA price order.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16

howled she said
Rn o
vegetables"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16

A certain mother ran with ref
to He a to said her
catering him. Fasdous about his food
table only the dishes he liked She
most housekepers
do but he preferred She
throat She eliminated from
that might give him hayver he had
a intervals
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16
HONE FRONT FORECAST
SOUP AND MILK NOW
COME in SOLID BLOCKS
BY BETTY MACDONALD
NEA Staff CORRESPONDENCE

Washington, June Is. - "Cut
yourself piece of soup" is war
time version of the old song that
overseas mess sergeants may soon
be humming.
According to Department of Agri-
culture experts, test shipments have
already been received abroad of high
and low compressed foods, ranging
from soup through milk and eggs,
flour, and the vegetable gamut.
From 25 to 40 per cent more space
is saved by COMPRISING foods into
compact, square blocks. Milk, &C
cording to these experts, tastes fine
in block form, but shunks of soups
and vegetables aren't quite as pal
atable.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16

Mothers boy got fuough recently came home for his first visit
picture of health He told
another blanket
hayfever he
delighted asked him he explained the remark
able record and he let her have it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16

The Illustration doesn't stce utteI
luscious coong the emerald chenille
take
9nch plate and another plate"
them together Simple? Pretty?
ingy sol
To obtain complete crocheng instructions
Hat pattern No. $3.50 send 10
DRESS and the PATTERN NUMBER
a LOG Seventh Ave- New York City
pattern ordered.
The SPRING Cabot is ready for
ans 80 spring
home decoration aids helping wariG
The brand Album Is priced Is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16
SIX-FINGER GLOVES

To further conserve material,
WPB has authorized six-fingered
work glove for corn husking. Gloves
se9 We tps q vork wear @lt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-16

crude rubber tops for crutches and
furniture, now OF reclaimed rub
Der; rubber from baby sheets, now
replaced by synthetic resin.