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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03
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Evening star., 1943-04-18
DEMOUNTABILIIY
PORTABILITY

demound and transported where housing shortages may be
acu-abrod individual who acquires Victory Hous7
ing hoice-he where he wills and take his home
with him.
Evening star., 1943-04-18

mother contribution of Texas "PreFab early victory
sing is NOT new. At Oak Village in Dallas, Victory Homes
have been lived for years. Fully prefabrcated,
portable and demounabe Victory Housing be quickly
shipped to any part of the country and erected in matter
of minutes per unit Costs unbeevaby low because Of
mass production methods but fraction of conn.,
parable housing
Consider the this page and judge for yoursel
Evening star., 1943-04-18
MULII.uNiIS

Both Victory Workers
Homes and Standard Vic.
tory Homes are available
in multi-units, of two or
more basic units, to accom-.
modatc larger families.
Evening star., 1943-04-18

YES, OVER 500 A DAY OR 175,oOo YEAR of the S
housing that has gone all over the world to house
comfortably efficiently and available tohouse
Americas industrial and farm workers in housing shortage
areas Tens of thousands of Victory Huts have proved them
selves in war; in every climate under all conditions and
in every branch of the armed services Victory Workers
Housing has the proven, successful principles of
design and construction Its development, considerable
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1943-12-05
A SHADE OR BLEND FOR
EVERY COMPLEXION;
EVERY TYPE

For rich and glamorous blend, try the mixing
together of Nut Brown, High Brown and Olive
Tone IL lie proportions suited to your complex
ion, for the effect your desire.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1943-12-05
Youth and
Freshness

Demand n up-to-date product
High Brown Face Powder modern particular
ognators
It's fragrance IS delightful and delicate.
It's S pleasing
in a charming and natural and stays
THERE ARE SEVEN DIFFERENT SHADES OF ovERToNs HIGH
BROWN FACE POWDER FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE OR BLEND
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22
Current RatiOning Regulations
RED COUPONS

RED COUPONS will be valid throughout the month. Red "E" stamps will take effect April & presented of meats fats os but canned fish, PROCEssED FOOD used through purchases canned and frozen vegetables baby food ens fruit juices kchup other varieties of processed foods CEILING PRICES The oPA urged check prices of food commodities Inconsistencies should Nported to the Price Panel of the ration board. SHOES will allowed three pairs of until Noneaher shoes not ratoned.
 FUEL OIL Coupon s which is used Sept 90.
  20 will be in effect until April 2S in will be valid Narting Monday
 SUGAR Coupon Mo- l2 will be valid for purchase of five pounds until May B. The ration II weeks
 B and C valid for three gallons and % worth five gallons
 Coupons from "A" valid last through July 2 period twice long the prevoy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22

respect had better wake up.
 People will understand and ae- oept almost any kind of service, Il there Is Q legitimate excuse for 1t, and # the reason is explained to them and regret expressed.
 But lt burns them up to be told they arc lucky to get any service at all, or otherwise treated aS though their patronage were just Q nuisance.
 Yet there are many firms--do- ing more business than they have In years-that let their help take that attitude toward customers.
 They may get by with 1t in war time, when people have more money to spend than there are things and services to buy.
 TERRELL COME A DAY
 But customers, like elephants, have long memories. They are gc- ing to remember, when the war is over, which business treated them with courtesy and consideration when they had moro customers than they could easily accommodate.
 They are also going to Temem- bor. which ones snubbcd them and their patronage.
 And they are going to spend their post-war dollars with the firms that didn't get uppity when business booIned.
 That is something every bust. ness man ought to be thinking about right now, Some of them apparently are - but some seem to think customers are just c nui- sance. They won't be, always.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22

Here's the frock to cheer you up when you're wrestling with parti- cularly tiresome jobs around the house. Wonderful fit, too.
 Pattern No. e406 is in sizes IA, 16, is, 20; 90, q and A. Size l6 takes { 1-8 yards 35-inch material. 2 yard rio rae.
 For this attractive pattern. send IS cents, plus 1 cent for postage, in coins, with your name. address pattern number and size to The Waterbury Democrat Today's Pat- tern Service. 1O6 7th Avenue, New York, N. Y.
 Now you can order a Summer issue of Fashion. our helpful sew ing guide and pattern eatalOgI Con- tains over 100 new patterns. has information on care of clothing. how to make over, how to plan practical wardrohes. 2Se per copy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22

Nv MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
 NEA Stan Writer
 JelIied leftover meat, fOw1yOF Ieft- over raw Or cooked vegetables make substantial luncheon and supper dishes. They present food the sec Ond time i'm Q new gufse and with different flavor. That ts why these recipes are important in the war kitchen where waste is Q form of domestic dislayaIty.
 yeIlled Meat Leaf
 (sexves 4-6l
 One envelope plain unflavcged gelatin, IA cup cold water. 2 boutl- lon cubes, l 1-2 cups boiling water Cor 1-2 cups boiling clear stOckr 2 tablespoons lemon juice, cup chopped meat. Ia cup chopped celery Cor 1-2 cup diced Ieft-oEeg vegetables, or 1-4 cup each chopped celery and shredded raw eaETcO-
 Soften gelatin in cold water Dis solve h0uil1On cubes i'm boiling Wsss4r or use boiling clear stock Add gelatin and stir unti1 dissolved Add lemon juice. Cool. and when mix ture begins to thieken. fold in chop ped. meat and chopped eeleTy Cor leftover vegetables or chopped celery and shredded raw carroll Turn into 1-quaTt mold OF loaf pan that has been Tinsed Out in cold water first. Chill When fiTm- un- mold onto salad greens and serve with real mayOnnaise.
 Jezlled Vegetable SakRa
 (sesves 4-0
 One envelope plain unflaVored gelatin. 1-4 cup cold water. I cup hot water or vegetable liquid. 1-4 cup mild vinegar. I tablespoon lemon juice. Ia teaspoon salts I or 2 tablespoons sugar. dash Of pepper. l tablespoon finely minced onion. i 1-2 eupus diced or shredded vegetables. cooked or raw.
 soften gelatin in cold water. Dis- solve i'm hot water or vegetahle liquid. Add vinegar. lemon tufees
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22
- HONE ais ORE s!NSi BLACK MARKET IN SHOES
 IS BEING STAMPED OUT
By BETTY MACDONALD (NEA Stan Correspondent

Washington. April 22-Beware of that Black Market Wedgie!
 Whether they do 1t knowingly, or with malice aforethought. shoe stores are often selling dresSy. patent leather, open heel-and-toe borderline shoes and wedgies with out demanding the No. l7 coupon. and OPA is having a hard time en- forcing the lM-inch heel regula- ton. Some of the shoes arc smart enough for work or party wear, but dealers label them play shoes.
 Meanwhile. play shoes manu- factured from now on will be ra- toned. Date of manufacture will be stamped in the shoe. Stocks of play shoes and wedgies made be- fore April IS will continue to be unrationed until the supply dis. appears. OPA experts expect that the supply will last through the summer if women buy only the amount that they actually need. NYLON SCREEN TEST
 Nyion window screens, rolled up and down on tracks like shades, will be another postwar item worth thinking about. The screens have been found non-corrosive. durable, and they require no painting. The chemlcally-Tnade screens will be widely tested this summer and will be available after the war for use In the American home.
 FIN GOES TO WAR
 Those four tin cans a month you're asked to salvage may wind up thusly: enclosing individual morphine hypodermic syrlnges car- Eisd hy soldiers at the front; e0n-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22

employees bought soft drinks rather than milk or fruit juices when they got tired,
 One of the most important phases of the new National Nutrition Drive will be to got factory workers to understand the importance of three squares Q day" Luncheon Is impor. tant, It should contain one-thlrel of the days food requirements. Teaching wives how to select bal. anced and appetiSing foods for tho lunch box and encouraging factory managers to install canteens Is part of the program.
 Ahsenteeism, accidents, Illness and other causes of industrial
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22

THURSDAY 0:45 Q. m.-Center school, Middle. bury. junior first aid, Mrs. Rose Klitka. il:O0 Q. m. - Scovlll Manufacturing Company, chucking department, standard first aid, William Strokalitis. l:lS p. m. - Prospect Community school, junior first aid, Susan Cocchiola. 3:30 p. m.-Pearl Street Commun- ity house, junior first aid, Mrs. Henrietta Foster. 7:30 p. Yn.-Red Gross home nurs. ing, Lincoln House, Mrs. Al- bert Hulnmel. 7:S0 p. m.-North End Y. M. 0. A. standard first aid, precinct 3, sectors, l3. IA. l6, l7. lS, i9, 20. g. B, 34. S5, 36, 7l, H. LeRoy Woodcock, Wilbur R. Stone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22

showdown can be lessenod through intelligent feeding, Servel, Inc, of Indianapolis reports; AbSenteeism cut l9e6 In first four months follow. ing installation Of Victory Lunch specials. These followed goveTn- ment food rules, and provided bal. anced meals supplying more than Ia the daily food needs, The Thermold plant at Trenton, N. j., reports: During ilve-minute recess 1900 employees given Ia pint milk (free), Results; S0e6 reduction in accidents; fewer absences from ill. ness; general improvement of em- ployes' health: increased plant pro. duction,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22
Table Talk
By The State Nutrition Committee

We have point ratloning to thank for making us more aware of food values-from both the nutrltional and the money standpoint.
 Perhaps 1t Is time to stop, look, and listen, In order to find out where we stand In our "hook of nu. trltion knowledge. With points to count, as well as money to spend
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22

taipers for emergency sulfa oint- ment for powder burns and eye injuries incurred in battle; safe- guarding blood plasma.
 ODDS 'N' ENDS
 To release their workers to dee fense jobs. large jewelry manufac- turers will produce only about 60 per cent of their 104l output. War model big overalls. with dol- iars-and-cents ceiling prices at. tached, will soon be available tc consumers. Due to weather conditions. spring lamb will be late on the market this year. Ice cream shortages may develop this summer unless production quotas are increased Whether home made or purchased from a manu- facturer. pork sausage has a specl- fled point price per pound. A delivery boy may collect points for the grocer when he delivers the ore der.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22
ANSWER:

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22

MuSb ouatotnef Most are will ing to make allowances for slow, and often inferior serve Ice.
 But there is one thing they won't make ale lowanees for - and that Is a d Is Q o Il rteous "take what you can get Q n q like it" attl- tutle. Fir m s that are of. NAnfllnn in f.liis
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22
HEROES IM REAE. UEE

Hollywood. Cal SUPy-Whem DaDr fsh actor Psehen storm vent to tln hospital for an appem6&etemw Hollywood cowboys under the Iea@r eEshiu of Johnny Mack Brown am ether actor. saved 6900 animals oB St0Ems ranch EteEMlS z9a-aEEe farm is located on the top of q HEnumfat1 and the Hollywood cowboys had tG carry up on haEsea 4G08 paHE6R @f feed for the faEnis 3G99 ehiekEug 1.e00 tuEkegss zsa piesI 1e COWS and assorted stock WesteEn studfas szP- p1fsd the hnEsea
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22

More Of the sparkle and from rigid health rounes than from the makeup ample Is Dona Drake Paramount lovely featured fin "sauc for who points out that lets hafhor a oneo.cat session each afternoon.
 There's nothing like riding, swimming cycling to trim the sar believes But exercise alone won't keep it. TS mind favoTite sport equal sunshine
 ced with diet that includes lots of ~ And, of netw
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22
TONsORBOWTs MENU
BREAKFAST: Grspefsuff,

BREAKFAST: GEspefsufts h0e eTusB buns, c0lHee, milk
 EUMCHEON: Jellted vegEta- bIe salad, lettuee. magoum0ise. wIsOIewheat t0eSss A1ans, teas milk
 DINNER Fried hsiar tartar sauee. paEsIeT new p0tat0e& aS- paTagus, hot mock Hallamdaise sauce. bread butteT. or mar- garfne. apple and Tinlharb phe. tea, milk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22
LARGEST CHORUS

Largest group of male singing voices used in recording since the advent of sound motion pic lures took place when 15S sol diers from Irving Berlin's This Is the Army" spent the day transeEih- ing "How About q Cheer For the Navy."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22
Household Hints
'Eat The Basic Seven Every Day" %%% %%% GOVERNMENT AND FOOD COMPANIES JOIN IN DRIVE
 TO IMPROVE U. S. DlET UNDER RATlONlNG
Ry MRS, 0AYNOR MADDOX
 NEA rOOa Eallee


 TNere are three vital reasons why every American should learn to eat lntenlgently in wartime, with it's ratloning and food shortages; You feel better; you work better and you fight better. Now the United states government, with the coop. eRatton of many Of the largest ad~ vertiSerS ln the country, has be- gun . national nutrition drive,
 The slogan Is, Eat the Basic Seven Every Day"
 All the available foods Amcri- cans like, plus . few they soon will learn Co like, have been divided in seven basic groups, From each group you should select some food each day - and eating more from one group and negleeting another won't do the trick.
 Here's a breakdown Of the groups:
 Group i; Green and yellow vese. tahles-raw, cooked, froHen or can ned,
 Group 2: Oranges, tomatoes, grapefruit, or raw cabbage or salad greens,
 Group 3: Potatoes and other vegetables and fr1lits-raw, dried, cooked, froHen or'eanned,
 Group (; Milk and milk prod- ucts-iiuld, evaporated, dried milk or cheese,
 Group 5; Neat poultry, Ash or eggs-or dried beans, peas, nuts, or peanut butter,
 oroup 6: Bread, and eereals--nat. ural whole grain, or enr lched or restored.
 Group 2; Butter or fortified margarine.
 NO RESTRICTIONS
 Once you have selected some food from each of the basic seven groups, 90 ahead and eat any other foods you happen to like. The new na- tional nutrition drive isn't intended to regiment the American diet. II Is designed Co improve the Ameri~ can diet despite ratlonlng, shortages and high costs,
 However, bacon, spaghetti, maca. rom, white bread and rolls not en- rlched. whhe rice, cakes, cookies and doughnuts do not belong In the basic seven groups. They belong ln'the "other things you like" eate- gory,
 Three squares a day is an old American theme song, But thou- sands of war workers, for one reason or another, aren't eating he-man breakfasts, That's c threat to our steady production of tanks and planes and ships. A person who starts work on Q meager breakfast, or without anything more than . cup of coffee, cannot stand the gaif all day as well as the other fellow wiio ate . well-balanced breakfast,
 SURVEY MADE
 At one west coast factory em. ploying 5000 workers it was found that the majority of the workers arriving at Q, m. never ate break fast, but had coffee and doughnutS when they got to the canteen. Tn Q large foundry on the Atlantic sea- board, most of the workers had only Danish pastry and coffee for break fast. At other factories producing ammunition Q large majority of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22

Dolores Moran. Warner Brothers new discovery. has been on the re- eeiving end of SIS still pictures during the last four mamhhsA which is greatest number eG stills takem hN Warner Brothers plnyeE since cam palzn on Ann Sheridan four yearz aaa. AlI fIllsd speellie reQuas18
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22
sPUnGR,s ON sCRRRN

Mission to Moscow" Warner Brothers filmization 0f ex~Amhas- sador Joseph R. Davies book. de- votes a ftill reel to the dramatic Moscow Purge Trials. first expast- ton of Soviet nastheGis of dispens- ing justice to reach the AmeHiean screen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22

The great only stage stsht
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22
Caroline Chatfield Soys Today
Mind and Body Demand Balanced Ration
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UnH year had attended small schools where studied hard nood grades plays and other activities NOW am
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22

being stage performance whether college class great hall here's the milk of the cocoanu Look your best yourself spill 1t the audience You and can't fail to get the knowledge if you think about TT rather than about yourself,
 CAROLINE CHATFTELD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22

The cure suffering from manutron about the sne start at supplying missing clements force them neces- sary but get discomfort and in increasing dosns until health returns,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22
mACK M RCREEN

Ann Harding. who left EzallEWoa4 for five yta1s when the eareer a1 her husband. WeTEsr JamssRn. sens that fansetl eandlEtar om the nunl4 makes her return to the sRTeam nM Warmer HEathezsr filmhzatinn es Mission to 11aseaW.~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22
Civilian Defense
 Calendar

Notices for this column must be sent to the Mayors Ofllce
 at least three days in advance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22
WOMAN,S REALM :
WE TIlE WOMEN.
WE, THE WOMEN Lack Ot Merchandise No Excuse For RudeneSS
ny RUTH NGILLETT

There ore few businesses that can give the same quality Of service in war time that they used to give tn peace time,
 Most customers understand that,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22

Mrs Ima Webb of Kokoo Indiana has e original of this dolly in husbands grandmother ds o ndianas history copied exactly that that also have this exquisite dolly. cpcetng instructions the Indiana Dolly Rztis No 5slB send CON- YOUR NAME ADDRESS
 
 seventh York City Enclose cent postage for each pattern 1s6ernd
 o SPRING Cabot ALBUM ready for mailing Contains
  61rson helping family clothes budget in wartme The A4a11 Album h priced 16 cania