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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-01
Boji v Jugoslavijjii
IZgube osiSca ma balkanskih bO-
jiscih SO yisoke

jiscih SO yisoke
United Nations Information
Office, New York, poroca v svo-
il stevilki z dne II. junija v
rubriki "Voina' v ozadju So
vraznikove fronte" naslednje 0
bojih v Jugoslaviji:
London (po kablu). - Lju-
ii boji Sc nadaljujejo V jugo-
vzhodni Bosni in crni gori, ko
stopa nemska "peta ofenziva u
ni5enja" proti jugoslovanskim
partizanom ze V ,peti teden svo-
| jega razvoia. .:,Ir Il. -:
Jugoslovanski uradni krogi v
Londonu porocajo, da je vaz-
most, katero polagajo Nemci ma
Eoje v tenn - pref pod italian
sko vojasko kontrolo nahajajo-
cim Sc ozemljem, razvidna il
dejstva, da spremljajo nemske
cete vojni poroeevalci razlicnih
nemskih casopisov, XII publici-
rajo dodge clanke o ten bojih.
Nemci uporabljajo v ten bo-
jih izvrstno izvezbape planinske
cete, katere spremljajo oklopni
vozovi in letala; glasom enega
teh korespondentov, po imenu
Karl Otto Zottmann, XII pise "a
"Das Reich" SO te cete ubile do
zdaj preko $4,000 Jugoslovanov.
Italijani priznavajo, da so l.
nell bojih v Grciji, Albaniji
in Jugoslaviji vec izgub ma mrt-
viii, ma ranjenih kot v vsej kam-
panli V Severni Afriki.
Italijanske izgube
Uradna italijanska publikaci-
ia "Forze Armate" je objavila
"a balkansko fronto naslednie
stevilke:
22,728 mrtvih - 49,826 ra-
njenih - skuraj 1854;
FJonta v Severni Afriki: -
1926 mrtvih - 23,588 ranjc-
.,ih - skupaj 38,o14;
Vzhodna fronta: - 6,67A
mrtvih - 36,303 ranjenih -
ckupaj 42,977;
zahodna fronta: - 935 rart-
win = 1851 ranjenih - skupaj
4,486.
Skoraj polovieo njcIih izgub
na mrtvih in ranjenih so torej
prizadeli ItaIji Grki in Jugoslo-
vani. -.'~
Boji v Jugoslaviji so globoko
sprer enili zivljenje civilnega
p1ebiValstva. Mnegi kra5;i ma Hr-
va5k6m in vasi Fruski gori 50
ze ed Bozica sem bsez kruha.
Kjer je bilo to mogoce, je bill
kruh nadenaescen S korusnirn!
zglnci. :(JIC).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-01
Sabotaza prometnih sredstev

= :" -P '~r'."-@'7T
Pomanjkanje ziveza povzroca
delona zastoj tovornega pro-
meta, katerega povzrocajo par
tizani, deloma pa dejanski boji
v posameznih krajih.
Jugoslovanska vlada v Lon
donu je izdala porocilo, XII razo-
deva ogromni obseg skode, po-
vzrocene ma zeleznicah.
v mesecu januarju je eakalo
ma popravljalnici v Lapovem
$50 lokomotiv ma popravila. "a
cetkom leta 1913 Sc je nahajalo
v Srbiji 362 iokomotiv "a siro-
ko-tirne zeleznice. Cd teh jih je
danes 112 rokvarjenih in caka-
jo ma popravila. Cd 1876 ozko-
tirnih lokomotiv pa jih lei so,
Xxi tudi cakajo ma popravila.
V enem samem letu SO mora
Ii v Beogradu popravljati 259
lokomotiv, poskodovanih cd sa-
botaze. Dodatnih 1913 je prislo
v ropravljalnico zaradi poskodb,
povzrocenih cd peska, katerega
SO saboterji primesali mazilu.
V teku meseca aprila je bilo
v Jugoslaviji Is zelezniskih me-
srec zaradi sabotaz.-(JIC).
Razvoj nacisticne ofenziye proti
partizanom
Reuterjeya agentura je poro-
Gala dine rs. maja: Jugoslovan-
/ ski krogi v Londonu smatraj 10,
Ga je pripisati novo prodiranje
nemskih in italijanskih sill v
Jugoslaviji zelji okupatorja, da
sprawl kalkanska ozemlja pod
svojo porolno kontrolo, predno
utegnejo zavezniki izvesti inva-
zijo..
Armada, sestavljena il pet
nemskih in treh italijanskih di-
Vizij, 81 prizadeva razprsiti par
tizane v crni gori in Hercego-
vini ter jugovzhodni Bosni.
Par dni pozneje, dne %. ma
ia je prines1a agentura Reuter-
NADIA! !jnJje podatke Q tej nemski
ofenzivi Jugoslaviji in poro-
Gala, da SO nemske cete napadlc
obenem generala Mihajlovica in
partizane. Nemskim in italian.
skim cetam so Sc .pridruzili Sc
bolgarski in. ustaski .eddelki.
Reuterjev Yoini dopisnik pra-
vi, da ie smrt generala Hoffma-
ma ven Waldaura, XII je v who'd.
mem sredozemlju poveljeval
nemskim, zraenim slam, zame-
Sala nacrte nacistom.
Sovjetska casniska agentura
poroca dne 2E maja, da Sc ju-
goslovanski partizani .trraasto
IN uspesno upirajo nemskim in
italijanskim -cetam. v enem
scktorju je bio ubitih 200 nem-
skih tastnikoy in yojakov; y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-01

Leutersa, XII je pref poveljeyal
Iemski diviziji na zahodni from
II in y Rusiji. Prevzel DO po-
veljstyo enc cd nemskih divizij,
ki Sc zdaj nahaja " borbi . ju-
gosloyanskini partizani.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-01
List bOrbenih FrancOzOv O cd
{ spOru JugOslOvanOv

Londonski list France" pri-
nasa v svoji stevilki cd 81. ma
ia porocilo Q uspesnih bojih jul
gosloyanskih partizanov ma gor:
njem toku reke Drine.
List naglasa priznanja urad.
ne nemske agenture, XII poroca
o tezkoeah, katere prizadeyaje
partizani osiscu. Glanek navajs
tudi vest objavljeno v rusken
vojaskem casopisu Rdeca zyez
da, da so Jugoslovani v pomla
danski kampanji prizadeli SO
vraznikom izgube cd skupa
80, 900 moz.-(JIC).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-01

.kraju Vinici je bila popolnoma
3potoleena italijanska posadka,
MEN komandant pa je padel;
zopet v nekem drugem kraju je
bilo ujetih 80 soyraznih uoja-
koy.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17

tough bridge game 10 sharpen ones
wits. Corp. Phil Ahramsolan, O Life
Master and one Of the eountrys
foremost players, demonstrated In
his play Of today'S hand that he
has lost none Of his cunning.
After winning the first two tricks
with the king and queen OF hearts,
West shifted to the jack Of clubs,
which Abramsohn (South) won
with the queen. He led q low dia.
mond, West played the six, dummy
the nine and East the ten. A heart
was returned and Abramsohn won
with the ace. The king Of clubs was
cashed, East discarding a low dia-
mond. Again Abramsohn led low
diamond, West discarded the club
deuce and East won with the queen.
The diamond king was returned,
South winning.
Abramsohn now knew that West
originally held five clubs, four
hearts, one diamond and three
spades, which meant that East had
held four spades, three hearts, five
diamonds and one club. He now led
the ace OF clubs, and East was help
less. II he discarded spade, all Of
dummy's spades were good: II he
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17

Are you using fresh oranges,
grapefruit, and trangerines? Dur
ing these in-between-season months
when other fresh fruits are scarcest,
these orange and golden fruits are
especially welcome. The citrus fruit
corps this year have been exception
ally good. May we all take full adj
vantage OF them In planning our
menus as much rs possible of the
ration" as the English people say,
Here's what to look for when you
60 shopping for citrus fruits. They
should feel" heavy for their size
and should have q firm, smooth,
thin skin Of fine texture-not soft
and fiabby. Puffy tangerines are
likely TO be dry and stringy.
Citrus fruits have q high vitamin
@. content and vitamin g Is needed
for healthy teeth, gums, and bones.
Since this vitamin cannot be stored
In the body, and Is one Of the vita
Minis most easily lost In food pre-
paratlon, plenty Of 1t Is needed
everyday. That Is why one serving
Of citrus fruit or tomato Is found
on the Guide TO Good Eating"
According to recent study. the food
value Of vegetables cooked in res
taurantS showed serious losses Of
vitamin G. In fact. some cases show
ed as much as 9S per cent Of the
vitamins the vegetables contained,
just previous to cooking, was lost
by the time they were served to the
customer. Therefore, until cooking
facilities and practices in restaurants
can be improved. It would seem I'M
portant to health protection that
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17
HONE iXsISr1 7Sl;l3syE51
Poultry Prices May Drop;
HOrSemeat Gets Ceiling
By BETTY MACDONALD
NEA Stan Correspondent

Washington, April l7--Look for q
reduction in the price of poultry,
OpAers intimate brightly. Under
discussion now Is an overall revision
Of the poultry price scaling that will
eventually save housewives some
HORsE MEAT MARKETS
A domestic market for horse
meat opened In the United States.
when the war closed our profitable
horsemeat trade with France. Now
oPA has put 2 ceiling on this COM
modify, which Is fast developing
into Q prominent industry. Ways
suggest three grade levels for OPA
a llGe--win place and show.
MNnTAURANT RATIONING
Instead Of an overall ruling,
GRA has decided to allow each re-
1lonaI office TO handle the ticklish
restaurant ceiling price problem. In
flaIg way local markets and prob
MNla may hest be considered and
prizes VIII remain proportionately
fair. Several cities are all set 10 60
nu this basis.
FUTURE FURNITURE
Wartime economy In furniture
manufacturing viii probably set
styles for the furniture patterns OF
noFrow, according TO designers.
Card tables will BE- extended for use
"A dining o. war work tables: chests
y .NHHEg win have writing CONE
rlsfa; haad and foet boards o.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17
"Dress Up for Dates" Is
the No. / Rule, Say
Members of the Girls
Service Organization
by ROSELTsAN CALLAHAN
NEA STAFF Writer

New York,-Put on your prettlest
frock and look as feminine as you
know how, II you want 10 make q
hit with q service man.
Boys home on furlough, or with
only u few hours OF liberty, want
the girl they date decked out In
few frills and furbelows, says
Eleanor Wilson, director OF the
Girls Service Organizations, n
branch OF the Woman's Activities
OF the Army and Navy YM,C.A.
Uniforms and Stacks are oil
right for war work, the boys al
low, but when Il comes TO taking
o girl out dancing, they like her TO
look super. They sec enough uni
forms every day, anyhow.
And so the ESQ girls OF tho
USO In Hampstead, Long Island,
have put their Stacks In mothhalls
for the duration and wear only
their prcttiest and most feminine
New York creations TO the Satur-
day night dances, old-fashioned
box lunch parties, bridge tourna.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17
Citrus Fruits" Off The Ration
Connecticut Dairy and Food COuncil's Chief
Nutritionist, Beatrice Hail. Gives Advice on
Keeping Healthy in q Most
Economical Fashion

you pay apecial attention to other
sources Of vitamln @. This Is espec.
tally important for the many people
who cat out--once, twice, or three
times q day. Citrus fruits are con-
venient foods to keep In your room
for between meal snacks.
There are many ways TO serve
citrus fruits, II you want 10 sweeten
grapefruit. don't use sugar, use
honey or maple syrup. Grapefruit
drlbbled with honey. then broiled.
makes either O delicious beginning
or ending for any meal.
For salad, place sections Of orange
and grapefruit with slices Of white
onions on shredded lettuce or chic
CRY. Serce with French dressing.
For dessert prepare and chill
citrus fruit sections. Crush q few
white mint candies In the juice and
pour over the fruit.
In making orange or grapefruit
Juice, chill the fruit in the refrigera-
tor and the Juice will be cool after
squeezing. Do not strain the Juice as
the particles Of pulp contain waltz
able minerals and vitamins.
Tangerines are excellent for the
school or factory lunch box be-
cause they are so easy to peel and
eat. For a between meal snack, they
hit the spot. Tangerines. peeled and
diced, all color, flavor and food value
to any fruit cup and fruit salad.
Keep healthy, yet save your food
ration coupons. Eat oranges. grape
fruit. and tangerines while they are
In season.
BEATRICE HALL.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17

THESE THREE Hollywood star
lets model three equally chic
Easter bonnets. The top, black
and pink, a smart new combina.
ton, Is used for this back-to-the-
pompadour chapeau Of shiny
black straw worn by Dolores
Moran featured In "Old AcquaiSl-
tance." The hat has q soft pink
facing and small flowers Of the
same shade massed about the
crown. Many layers Of white lace
are masSed across the front Of
this back of-the-h head sailor mod
eled by Eleanor Parker, featured
In Mission to Moscow" The hat
is Of navy blue felt and trimmed
with two tiny bows of the same
fabric. Faye Emerson, featured In
"Air Force" models the third hat.
A fiattering pink felt beret de-
signed to be worn on the back of
the head and trimmed with three
tailored bows Of self fabric.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA STAR Writer

Always look on left-overs as food
on hand" rather than as scraps
which can't be wasted. II they are
kept perfectly refrigerated. they VIII
have flavor, nutrition and good con-
sistency.
Leftover meats are better II
cooked only short time. The same
applies to leftover cooked vegeta-
bles. In making a stew for Nom
days dinner from food left from
Sunday, start 1t with some fresh
uncooked garden vegetables. Stew
them In stock made from bones.
When nearly tender, add the left
over cooked vegetables and meat.
Thicker. season delicately with gar
den herbs and add dumplings. Cover
and cook about IS minutes.
Egg Dunplings
(Serves q
One cup -four, i-3 teaspoon salt.
about 3 tablespoons milk, ! egg, !
teaspoon baking powder.
slit -four, salt and baking pow
der, then mix thoroughly but
quickly with beaten egg and milk.
Drop by tablespoonful into hot
stew gravy, cover and cook 1918
minutes without removing lid from
saucepan.
Leftover vegetables In gravy
or a white sauce can be- used 70
stun fresh parboiled onions or
squash. BY combining leftover
vegetables Nith fresh uncooked
vegetables. you add newness IN
appearance and taste 70 your
moal. That g u@ss sna~esA~faA
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17

Just think Of the wonderful colors
that can be combined in this good
loking blouse and skirt costume.
Perfect warm weather fashion.
Pattern No. 1888 Is In sizes 10, IL,
II, i6, IS and 20. Size ~ skirt takes
! 7-8 yardrs 35-lnch material; short
sleeve blouse an dpockets 2 yards.
For this attractive pattern, send
Is cents, plus cent for postage, In
coins, with your name, address, pat
tern number and size to Waterbury
Democrat Today's aPttern Service,
iO6 7th Avenue, New York. N. Y.
Now you can order a Summer Is.
sue Of Fashion, our helpful sewing
guide and pattern catalogl Contains
over 100 new patterns. has informa.
ton on care Of clothing. how 10
make over, how to plan practical
wardrobes. Csc per copy.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17

coupons needed obtain this giant strawberryit
ball Of bright crochet cotton and bail OF grecn It's
sangly inch poholder thick sturdy Make the
separately cocheted
a the odime straw
berry your proecs
Giant Strawberry Pothoder
COIN YOUR NAME and ADDRESS
Waterbury Democrat 106
York City Enclose cent postage for each pat
ordered.
The new SPRING ready mailing
spring
decoration aids helping the family clothes budget wartime
l7e brand Album Is priced is cents
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17
Beauties Hints
Home Hair-DO
Is Fun For Ace
Brunei Beauty

Because there isn't any aas IN the
car 10 take you 10 town, or your
beauty shop hasn't q hair appoint
mene open until The first Of next
week. b really no excuse for uneldy
hair.
Learn 10 do your own hair, az do
% many Of The stage and screens
lovellest stars,
Actually, I like 10 do my own
hair. confesSes Joy Hedges, u find
R n lot Of frn 70 experiment with
new styles"
sitting it Is simple. she says, u
you have your hair cut IN the style
you want TO wear L. MY top hair
Is only four inches long, which
makes Il easy 10 set In several soft
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17

Irene Dunno admits she's DIZZY!
She literally spent q day In @
whirl, From nine In the morning
until six at night she was whirled
and whirled and whirled-in the
arms OF Van johnson.
It was scene for "A Guy Named
joe" her first M-G-M film with
Spencer Tracy as her co-star. This,
however, was one scene in which
Tracy was merely an onlooler albeit
an amused one.
Including rehearsals, long shots
and close-ups. Tracy clicked hts
lovely co-star In exactly l27 spins!
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17

Saturday night dance % the
ESQ for che UsO; an lluGsed up
IN their prettlcst New York creA-
tlonR, che girls and their uMleerm-
Cd guests dance Or listen 10 hoe
llve As the Hampstead, l. l., club
house.
ments and art classes they hold for
the service men,
Looking pretty and feminine,
however, Is only part OF the serv-
Ice program set up by the $4,000
ESQ girls, whose friendly clubs
are 10 be found In every section
OF this country and as far aiield as
Alaska, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, Ja-
malca and Australia.
Many members work q full day
In their Business Bureau" where
the men come TO have them help
stralghten out insurance policies
or write business letters. Other
girls run o "Roomy Registry" which
has saved many q service mans
wife, mother and sweetheart from
trekking weary hours 10 find q
room In towns where hotel accom-
modatlonS are hard 10 ind,
And those who are handy with
the needle will don their nlmble
thlmbles whenever o man needs to
have new chevrons or loose buttons
sewed on his uniform.
But, be Il ONCE work or strictly
social, the girls make certain they
look their prettleSt, most feminine
selves,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17

Motion picture fans are becoming
practical. Just how practical was
evidenced recently by Metr0-0 Gold
wyn-Mayer star. Joan Crawford.
Miss Crawford, whose fans have al
ways remembered her birthday with
small gifts. received her usual quota
on this occasion. Instead Of the GUS
tomagy handkerchiefs, towels. table
cloths and scarfs. the gifts were Of
q decided unitarian nature. They
consisted Of coffee. sugar and bobby
pins!
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17

Elsa Manchester gets no more than
four hours sleep out Of ~ these days.
Up at SIX, she works oil day In
'~Thumbs Up. From the studio she
goes straight 10 the Turnab0ut the
alter for : play performance. After
midnight she goes 70 dlnner-then
hnnAa
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17

Mabel Paige, 6S-year-old leading
actress of "Prodigals Mother spent
her 5Sth anniversary In the show
business right In the groove. she
danced the day In and out with
23-year-old John Craven one Of the
best rug cutters In films.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17

from newiy-mined domestic silver
. . An "eat more weeds" campaign
Is a-brewing 10 get people TO use
young dandellons, rec sorrel. wild
radlsh, cress. chickweed. mustard
/. 1874 maximum prices for froz-
en- fruits. vegetables and berries viii
soon be decided at q meeting Of In
dustry members IN washington :.
New coffee stamp numbers win be
announced next week Beer
bottles can be refused approximate
h 50 llm4a
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17

the girls who write about their
Offering them for triumph
didn't and the trouble they did have You aren't
different perhaps than
recognize your nadequacIe that's for giving
feel embarrassed and beaten down held
proud scared don't
When tempted 10 think Of In
adeuuac die
CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17

wO8 sAV9G3GS 90&WS m@aE ~0~&Se
Musical comedy star Joy
Hedges, Americas Number One
Brunet," enc Of che three win
ners-bl0nd, Tedhead and brunei
-oe IN international Beauty
Show exhibitors poll, tells how
10 set your own hair.
rolls that can be combed into q
pompadour or softly fluffed,
"rhe back I wind up In small flat
curls, securing with one pin on Ell.
Their side"
Hair st In this style can be worn
swept up with ends tucked into the
front curls, or loosely about the
face,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17
A69R5 MaA NltcLo,l RA,A
- ~ Ea
Preserve Nutrition And
Flavor Of Left Overs

No economy In food is really any
better than the enjoyment In eat
ing 1t.
MONDAYS MENU
BREAKFAST: Rhubarb and
apple sauce, fried scraple. whole
wheat mufIlns, jam. coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Onions stuffed
with leftover vegetables and
grated cheese, hard rolls. butter
or margarine, grapefruit and
orange cup. tea. milk.
DINNER: Leftover meat and
vegetable stew with egg dumplings,
asparagus with drawn butter,
parsley new potatoes, bread, but
ter or margarine. strawberry Ba-
varian cream. tea. milk.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17
PARAMOUNT's LATIN

Dona Drake. born Rita Noyella in
Mexico City. can't speak Spanish.
but she's spending time between
scenes cg Let's Face II" Paramount
musical co-starring Bob Hope and
Betty Hutton. learning the lang
uage. She wants TO make a movie
in her native city.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17
MCKINNEY
ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM v. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

A majority Of the countrys outT
standing bridge celebrities are now
In the services Of Uncle Sam, and
they say there Is nothing like .
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17

discarded this last diamond, soutEs
diamond was good. This gave
Abramsohn his three no trump con-
tract and an excellent score.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17

Win aiRaussea
- hls coamn e!te unsuitable for ph'eG,o3 VII % snWrsd
write ChatnSId. Of
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17

beds viii be cut down 10 make them
suitable for living-bedroom pur-
poses. Meanwhile. raft ! Is out for
the duration. and what little supply
We have is being made into para
chute rings. upholstery material is
scarce. Wartime cushions for gar
den furniture should be gathered
up at the approach Of rain.
ODDS N ENDS
Congo gum from tropical trees
eventually may tecomc the only
available resin for civilian uses
Unfavorable weather has cut The
Pacific Coast production Of apric0tg
XouIl pay more for eyealasa
frames eklyeFHaEes isMelty ma0s
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17
Caroline
Chatfield
Says Today
Among the Biggest Braggarts Are Those
Who Boast of Inferiority.

Among the Biggest Braggarts Are Those
Who Boast of Inferiority.
wonder how the shy maens managed prior DIT
along and giving them high sounding name Ior me
their business sensible maidens should now
nferloriy complex We
cana begging for sympathy ITS not
certain that DR. madens good turn when ne gave
them that fancy term; "lneroty complex
girl began life In poverty poor ram
NJ sr shabby amshack disqualified her
with friends she would have ked ana -
retired within the bosom OF her family spent her
hours reading and gradually lost touch with people
miracles OF hcance she met and married
young businessman who took her 70 big city 70 i've here
spite OF the fact that she had
acquired lonely hours at home When her hus
holding her end OF the bargain she
terrible nferiori1 complex due 70 ner
experience should have sympathy with her
herself admitted that instead OF
husband hlndance that instead OF
accepting friendship family and friends who wished 70 take
built defenses they couldn't batter down.
stupid she said mot 70 realize that infer
had lived myself long, didn't enjoy
people then understood that not different
world Everybody embarrassed some-
something fighting something and trying desperately
discovering the Achilles heel SO began TO
other peoples not In cri
but with utmost sympathy"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-17

herself and admitted that instead OF
hlndrance that inssead Of
accepting friendship Of his family and friends who wished TO take
delenses they couldn't batter down.