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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-26
. NATIONAL
SPOTLIGHT
Will 1914
Produce a
Third Party?
BY PETER EDISON
Waterbury Democracy Washington
Correspondent

There is material for some inter-
esting speculation in the coy, poll
teal love-making now going on be-
tween the Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith
ard the Hon. Robert Rice Reynolds,
senator from South Carolina. Smith
would WOO Reynolds into ming
for the presidency on a third party
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-26

Copyright, 1913, by United
Feature Syndicate, Inc)
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
@eibnadts SnieIn.

acknowledgements lit @eibnnG-
ten, oas Set Scr SeIte, BEL ben geo.
gropbii6en 8enennungen auf Ser
Qonoforte rebt Itiefmiitterli6 be-
6an6elt moroen. NuBer einigen
Ortsnomen gibt es ntr orei Snieln
in SEN berl6ie0enen @eltteilen, Die
auf oieIen Mamen getauft lin0. 9ie
fleinIte uno om penigiten befonnte
liegt geraoe gegeniiber Dem Sap
greton. 8iGtiger tit Die ameite
@eibnadts : Sniel, Die ieOo6 audi
nur 100 Guaoratfilometer groB lit
uno nift mebr ols 700 ginpo6ner
bat. @s lit elm Sledden 9ano I'M
Snoii9en S5ealt, einige 100 &ilo-
meter iiiolih BON SABA, oas Ii9
aus Meerestiefen BON 1000 Wietern
terraIlenforntig bis gu elmer 9obe
BON $50 Metern aufbaut uno nit
oihtem @alo beOedt lit; es entbdlt
piel pbospboriauren &alf uno pbos-
pboriaure Soneroe ullo liefert aud
0iinger.
Die groBte uno befannteite Der
6rei @eibnadtsinieln liegt mitten
i'm Stiaen S5ean, etwa 2 @rao
n0r0li1 bonn Mequator uno gebort
81 Ser Wruppe Ser 6anninginieln.
9ieie %2a9uneniniel bon COZ DUO
oarteter 8lade, Die am 25. 9e8em-
Der 1777 bon Goof entOedt DurOe,
lit trob ibrer guten Safen uno Oh.
mo6l man iie idon 10 lange fennt,
fait bo1ig %an6ewobnf. Das 2ano
lit unfrllAtbar, oie &iiite bietet Ell
men pilb3erfliifteten uno 5erriiienet
Anblid, 0a5 Meer lit ringSberum
iebr tief uno 10 ma6t oieies @eib-
nadtseilano gan3 i'm @egeniaB 81
ieinem Nanen einen re1t untDirt-
liden ginorud. SIN Sabre 1888
nabmen Die gngldnoer oie Snfel
in 8eiiB rno legten cine Nieoerlai-
Jung an. Sic fonoen oas 2dno6en
bon gogeIn bebolfert, Die 10 aabm
poren, oaB iie ourh nidts gum
Sortfliegen betDogen Deroen fOnn-
ten. Sauben lieBen iid ME Sdmet-
terlinge nit einem NeB, ia iogar
nit Der 9nno fangen.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
|Om Sang Der Stere

gs gi6t cine gauge @n5nbI Siere,
Die ousgeiprodere rbptbmiide Gang
betDegungen MAIDEN, uno 0ieier
iSona lit ourhous ni1t %unbeoingt,
ipie man 10 oft bebauptet bat, ouf
grotif geiteIt, ionOern bat 6reuoe
an Ser 8eipegung unO am &bDtD-
mus ols leste ltriahe. Inter ben
SGugetieren iino es Die Sdimpan-
len, heion0ers bic m1nnli6en, bic
einen ousgepr6gten Cans ausfiib+
rem. 8G6renO Die Mdnuden nit
Sen 9einen aufitampfen uno NIT
SEN fIaden Sdnoen ouf Ben 8oOen
idloaen, 6egniigen ii6 Die 8eibhen
oomit, Ii6 Inn sic eigene &die gu
0reben uno pedielieitig ibre S1noe
auf oen 8ooen aui5uidlagen. Ginen
Cams fam mar aud in ben grotess
fen Spielen Ser Oelpbine er6liden.
9os Si6iiberidlogen in Ser Sntt
.o0er ous fer5engraoe Springen, oas
Muiredt1teben unD 9reben NIT Dem
ISdwan3e unO an0ere 8epegun9en
fino ourdaus als Sat5 81 Oeuten.
Sci ben @0geln finOet Ii6 Der
lSan3 bGufig. GeridieOene &orb-
boael feIieln 6ur9 sic S90nbeit Der
f9inien, oen @inorud Oes D0aig &ei-
bungsloIen i'm &aiime ebenlo tDie
! Sic 5tor6e our6 lire Edn5e, Die
Sic SnuIion Ser aufgebobenert
Gdmerfraft a%ufOrGngen, babel ban-
BELT es ii6 i'm oas 3uiammentDir-
fen BON Bartnern. Ausgepragter itns
Die San3bonOIungen man9er &ra-
nihorten, &ibibe uu0 biibnerortigen'
80aeI pie Srutbiibner, Muer- rno.
8irfbiibner. Sour gum Sell banoelt
es Iidb Ter UNI 8al5iitti6en. Heber'
roldeno lit nomentli6 bel ben &ro-
nenfrani6en ser uniidtbare Som
toft Ser 8artner. @iele 80gel be-
qleiten Sic SGn3e olrd @eidnge.
Die ipibidmGn8igen 8rdriebiitner
perIammeln Iid in @ruppen bis 6n
20 Gieren arf elmer anbobe, einer
Ser SGbne remit nit geienftem
9opf, fpageredten Gliigeln, oufreft
gelteatem Sdmon3, geitroubten Sc
bern unter energii6em Stampfen
ii6er Sen gooen, nobel er elm gur.
gelnoes &rGben auslt0Bt nnO ieineM
S9man3 nit idnorrenOem &C.
rGui9 idiittelt. Die anoeren 6abne
fallen nit elm, es beginnt elm 2ron.
meln, Stompfer, Sdarreu, &rdben
uno 9orauflostan5en, Der Speftc'
Tel miro lauter uno lauter, Der
San3 toaer uno toIer, bis ale ME
efItatiih Observation-Disclosures anO
ii6ereinonoer binpegbiipfen.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
2em6tenDe SnnoebalsbanOer.

Sn 2onoon MAIDEN in oieier 3eit
Ser gerounfelung beionoers Die
&un6e groBe Sdmierigfeiten. @s
miro BON elmer groBen 3abI bon
l1nfduen beri6tet, oie ourb oie nm
beritreifen0en Sun0e in ben Mben0-
un6 Na9tltunoen beruriadt moroen
iino, uno es bat ettpas lange ge-
oauert, Biz sic Staotbeb0roen arf
Die nabeliegenoe @ori6rift gefom-
men fino, oaB Die 9unoebeiiBer ibre
Giere itets an Ser Seine BADEN mill
len, iuenn iie iie auf Die StraBe nit
nebn1en, uno bob tie fir ieoen
Sdaoen b1ftbar iino, Ser BON ibren
frei berumlaufenoen &unoen beriir-
io6t miro. Dariiber binaus bat nun
Die Observation-Disclosures Die Ser
itelung uno ben @erfauf zines pbos-
pbori3ierenoe Sunoebalsban0es
empfoblen un6 ourbgelebt, bob bic
ies in alien engIii6en @roBitd0ten
aipungspeiie eineefiibrt weroen ioa.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
NereiuS>G alemOer

gpucDrO Club. @rdlioent:
4freo Sameier; Gefretdr, 6ram 81.
S9ladter, 1868 Conn. ADe., %. @.
@~eriammlung ie0en oritten Mlittmo@
i'm Monat.
8ruIpeet Sill Trie6bof. Hr6ii0ent:
Greo 0~ogeIons; SefretGr: s. o.
@infIer; SHosmeiiter: 2alrence ..
Gtit. 0eri. am 2. Somstag i'm
Monot i'm Grieobofsgebaloe.
9enti@e Treimaurer Guge
& Nrminius, 9tr. %, G.G.G.M.
w Setret1r: 6re6t. 8ertr0m,
1S41 Gbepbero Str, %. g. Wer-
iamnlIune am /. 9ienstag I'M NO.
not i'm Neien Woionic Eempel, 13te
unb s GtraBe, q. @.
Nrminius @erenagnugs . 8erein.
0rGlioent: Ronro0 0eiiner; Setre'
tar: Gbeooor 2erh, 1905 Siebte
GtroBe, 81. 50. @eriommlung am
1. Gonnnbeuo /. set. i'm &arie zines
WitgIieoes.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iitritt ger. 40. Hr6ii0ent, Mi&el
Voiner; SefretGr. Gbriitian arOnen.
bitter, 11O4 @onibant Ctr, SilDer
Spring, 800. @eri. am A.. 5reitne
i'm Monat i'm D6ibe Boint SaDern"
lite un6 6 GtrnBe. Norooit.
Greater Beneficial Union
Niitritt SRr. 100. 4r1fibent: Sobu
@re6Ieiu; Gefretir: Gbriitian Gbrilt,
1922 Tiinfte StroBe, 81. Us. Deri.
am 4ten Dienstag |. Wt. TN &oaaie
Ser. 1920 3 Strabe, q. g,
Sfuppert Seim Traaen &iIfsbss'
elm. 8rGiioentin, Grau @rnit US.
Brotun; G~efretdrin, 6ram Wtabel
Diet. W~eriommIiine om 2. Diens.
tao I'm Nonot, 2 llbr no&mittooS.
I'm Geime.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
Gdlangentee nnO
NtbernbrIbe

8riiben BON getodtem Sdlongen-
fleii6, 8ulDer aus gStrodneten Scat
tern uno Gioe6ien iino fir uns
feline ~beionoers appetitonrei5enOe
gorftelung. 9onge 8eit boben Iie
aber ais widtiges Seilmittel ge-
golten, uno in Sronfreid puroe 3.
9. crit i'm Sabre 1889 Oas y8ipern-
puIOer" aus Dem offi3ieaen @r5uei-
mittelidub Der Ner5te geitri9en.
,geod beute gibt es einiome Idnoffhe
@eeenoen, in oenen 81 Seil6meden
iSdlangen geiammelt iper0en, Die
man trodnet uno Damn nit @aiier
ousfodt. 9ieie 5Iiiiiigfeit miro ge-
gen grfGltungen uno 6ieber onge-
tuenoet. sic 0ffnet sic Boren unO
ion cine itarfe i1weiBtreibenoe
9raft baben.
0ie 8~erpenoung oes Mittels
ldBt ii6 IN Der @eidi6te melt gu
riifoerfolgen. Gipern bilOeten oen
Sauptbe ItanOteil ienes LANCE 3eit TO
biel, benubten 4n6eilmittes, oas
man vSboriof" rtannte unO Dem man
Die &roft 8utroute, aud i6were
&~ranfbeiten in notwithstanding
fur8er 3eit poafommen gu beilen.
gls sic &0nigin 9lnna bon Better
reid 1868 BON einem beftigen Sic
Der ergriffen muroe, p~eroroneten Die
9[er3te ibr einen nS6langentee",
mad Oeilen @enuB iie init elmer be-
puOerungsmiiroigen S9nenigfeit ge-
mas"
SIM II. S~obrbunoert mar Die
8erpenoung bon Shlangen fir
Ar5neimittel 10 grob, BOB Die Siere
gu S%ouIenoen in sic groBen Staote
gebro6t tpuroen. SIN Sabre 1871
Der0ffentIibte Der ipanii6e ar5t So
iiief Shores Elm Bud, in Dem er Die
eritaunliden Seilungen bebanoelte,
Oie nit ar3neien aus @ioe6ien err
8ielt moroen ieien. nOie &ranfen,
0ie Aufgiiile aus Dem Sleii6 Der
gioedIen tronfen,~ 10 i6reibt er,
raeigten cine ~fieberbafte Sibe, be-
gleitet BON Angit, SdweiB, natiir-
liden Nbionoerungen, Sbnma6ten
uno iogar &rdmpfen. 9l6er nod bic
fen @rideinungen trat faft immer
cine eritaulli6e 8eiierung beg 8e-
finoens elm @ie ipdtere Naturfor-
i1er feItgeitelt 6abelt, maren Oieie
beilfrGftigen @i0ehien Die getp0bn-
Ii6en grouen MauereiOe1ien.
Sm is. Sabrbunoert tpurOe oas
ipanii1e 4merifo, mie Der @rof
bon Segur er3dbIt, bon elmer fur6t-
barren Mus1ob- @pioemie burH Die
Gerpertung Ser gi0e6ie befreit, Die
oie gingeborenen felt longem uis
Seilmittel bennBten. Ser @raf err
fldrt, Dab oie gigenidaften Der
@ioebie oorin beItdnoen, no beftige
GdpeiBe uno Spei6elabionoerun-
gen 5u er3eu9en, bob lie Die &ranf-
belt fortiApemmen."
Na1 ben unteriu6ungen mos
oerner 9ler5te ruft nSdlongentee"
tatid6li6 iebr itarfe S6meiBabion=
0erungen berpor, elm @reignis, auf
6as ia graoe5u beiit5utage in Der
Meoi8in BEL pieIen &ranfbeiter,
ielbit in man9en iebr i6weren
l5aaen, Der groBte 8ert gelegt miro.
ssh iin0 5tpar beute gepobnt, bic
ies grgebnis Our6 unOere idweiB-
treibenoe Mittel uno Gees berOor5u=
rufen, BET Ser 8~eoeutung aber, Die
iogar giftige S6langen fir Die
,neuere Seilfltn6e, Dor aaem fir Die
Somoopatbie, gemonnen BADEN, err
i9eint oie 8erpenonng BON Sdlan-
gen, 8ipern uno @ioedien als Sell
mittel garni6t mebr 10 abDegig.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
e9neefrieben

Sn @1loern uno @olfen
orunten nno oroben
@eitern ~itiirmenoes Gingen mno
Soben.
&eute lit ale nnrait gemi6en,
aaes geebnet uno altsgeglihen,
Die ~iauberen @duier, bic
idlidten Siitten
@ebettet in i6immernoe
Oauneni6iitten.
lin 81ume unb &efen iiberaa
Moosfein geiponnenes gisfriitau
ueber Den 5eloern i'm weiten
&reis
@~benm1Biges meides 8eiB.
@aes Sabenmoaen unO Saben
Isle fir emige 3eit begraben
Inter loder gei6iittetem
6laum. -
@interfrieOen.
GiibrenoerN Trauml
6rieoa S9and.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
Gin Mianm nit a6t Gbefranen,

@ie aus Nebal beri6tet miro,
bot oas oortige @eridt einen ee-
tpiiien Surges 8attina gu lebens-
ldnglider 3pangsarbeit perurteilt,
neil er ni6t nur idmere @igen-
tumspergeben begangen. ionoern es
aud fertig gebradt bat, ii6 unter
Deridieoenen Nanen nit aft 6rauer
regelredt 81 perbeiraten. Inter ben
Srauen lebfen bier in gltlano, orei
in Settlan0 uno cine in 9itaren.
aud Der @inmeis ieines Gedtson-
moltes, Der Die Tatiade, Dob Der
@ngeflagte Sic 6rnuen ieiner Seimat
angenideinlid beDor5ugt babe, als
Wil0erungsgrun0 gelten0 MAIDEN
mollie, pat i'm BEL Dem Sfidter
nl1ts genust.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
SIMMER int 8ernf

Gin Mpotbefer bate einen Streit
nit ieiler Grau, bic idIieBlid in
Srdnen ausbrad. n&or auf gu ipei-
nenl" REF er drgerlid aus. Define
Gr1nen baden BEL mir gar feline
8irfung. @as iino iie2 Gin flei.
ner Yro5entiab Bbospborial5, elm
menig Gblornatrium uno 0as iibri.
ge - 8aiierl"
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
9epriemt mnb Der GimbIaier


4ls es befannt DurOe, oaB &arI
aueuit 0eorient iid nit @ilbelmine
S9r0oer gu perebelihen geoa6te,
NOR Die Meinung Der aonegen bonn
9resoner Sbeater ourdaus geteilt.
Gin alter Souffleur aber, Der (uie
man ueiB, nit &e6t) llnbeil porous-
iab, beihmor ben groBen Sdanipie-
Ter nit tr6nenerftidter Gimme, BON
ieinem 8prbaben ab5uiteben.
SEER Debrient", iagte er, pio
sanqe mir uns MI ~fennen, BAN Sc
INNER auf ieoes meiner Borte ge-
bort. &0ren Sc oo6 oiesmal auf
mid - tun SEES midi"
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-10

Mrs. Nick Miell, wife of the layor, left by boat this week on short visit to Seward.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-10
;ayis, Marshall In The Little Foxes"

"The Little Foxes, starring eSte Davis and Herbert Mar nall, plays at the Orpheum leatre Sunday, July II, for one sy only.
 This Samuel Goldwyn pro- uction is a powerful drama. AL ,ough it revolves around a roup of rapacious persons, so nlliantly has the story been aDdled that ones interest is eld from beginning to end. his is not 8 picture in which he star alone shines: Miss )svis is, as usual, competent, ut outstanding too are the sser roles, particularly those ortrayed by Patricia Collinge pd Teresa Wright. The story is ot pleasant but audiences that sek novelty in story and per- etion in direction and acting sonld find it fascinating.
 The action takes place in a pnthern town in the early |D00s. Bette Oavls and her two |rothers, Carl B. Reid and 'harles Dingle, plan to invest 75, ,000 each in a new cotton mill
 hat would employ labor at slave ages. knowing that their in- estment would bring them |lillions Miss Davis husband, [erbert Marshall, won't pro- ide the money for her share, so be brothers steal it. Marshall Beovers it and tells hls wife her De inheritance at his death is
 , be the money already stolen.
 Teresa Wright, as the daught-
 !, then sees her mothers greed ive her on to the ruin of three len's lives and her own but she seapes with the man she loves.
 The cast includes Richard Carlson. Russell Hicks, JShn
 Marriott and Jessie Grayson.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-10

U. s. Commissioner c. C Naugh- ton. Witnesses Were Wary Gre goroff and s. E. Johnson.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-10

Margaret Lukin and Lloyd Garner both of Kodiak. were Wednesday, July 7 by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
You Are Causing II

Then gradually you begin to
see that you are causing much
of this distress yourself. 1t isn't
life that's hurting you it's
your peculiar way of taking life
that's wrong.
You aren't the only person on
this earth. You aren't the only
one who's lonely or in pain. The
other persons problems are as
hard on him as yours. And if
you think of his, your own hurt
seems 10 shrink.
Slowly you come to this new
realization. And with each
widened view you find vast new
horizons. Your private life's no
longer so personal or important,
Each thing you have to do be-
comes a part of all the worlds
performance in which a million
others share their burd en-
equally with you.
You are no longer raw. You
are acquiring a cover for your
naked egotiSm. You're growing
up.
Or are you?
There's the most important
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Walks Like Model

Unlike the average ballerina
who can be identified off stage
by a curious duck-like waddle
caused by the constant training
OF turning out the knees for
balance, Zorina has the graceful
flowing stride Of the professional
model.
Even as a small child my
mother made me walk around
the house with a book on my
head for an hour al a time
the dancer said.
'Then instead Of riding 10
school 7 walked all the way
back and forth-a three-mile
iaunt Rain or shine, this form
OF exercise has been part of
my daily routine since. and my
iavorite sport between engage
mpntS is SDrinting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Soybeans
Easy TO Grow

ARE YOU planning to grow
some in your Victory Garden
this year?
You better, says Isabel
Fucker, garden editor for The
Detroit Times because they
are an excellent meat substitute.
Mrs. Fucker tells how to plant
and grow them in her garden
column on these pages i.
tomorrow, lay 6.
On Friday, May Z Mrs
Fucker tells some ways TO use
the soybean as food.
Soybeans are right in the
front lines for food value
and to think we can pick EN-
IN our own back yard!
Matter af fact, it is more i'm
portant than ever that we grow
as many soybeans as we can in
our Victory gardens they
are at the moment not too
plentiful on the markets
next winter they'll come in
handy 10 save points.
Watch for the Thursday and
Friday articles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05

cate handling; you working with
precision instruments and navi-
eating ships in the air and on
the seas are particularly SpOn-
sored A day for fine workman
ship in any worthy occupation.
SEPT. p TO OCT. %
Libra - Should be responsive
10 intelligent work, careful man
agement. Hospital interests, the
Red Cross. surgeons, physicians,
dentists. nurses among the most
favored group. Industrial work
ers may have 20 hustle harder
than usual.
OCT. % TO NOV. p
Scorpjo-SteadineSs in proceed
ure and no impulsive action will
bring best decisions. results. Be
willing to listen 10 and work with
those associated in your business
and those qualified to counsel,
instruct
NOV. % TO DEC. p
SGqittdrius--Because familiar
work may appear the most fruit
ful or easiest today. you are
warned not 10 be fooled. Often
you can do wonders with new
materials or in strange fields
once you put your mind and
heart in the job 10 be done.
DEC. % To JAN. o1
Capricorp-Please read advice
10 Scorpio. your indications arc
similar today. Routine tasks Will
cause less difficulties than new,
untried ones. perhaps.
Jan. e TO FEB. 2O
Aqudri0s-Today? A test Pc
Rod when you can check on
self, methods and possible inn
provements. These slow-up days
are useful occasionally, they give
US time to brush up mental ma
chinery.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 90
Pisccs-You can get on with
new and original or with Dor
rowed ideas and technique today.
Military government. industrial
interests sponsored for advance
ment. Private affairs less IA
vored for benefits.
4 CHILD born on this ddp:
A dependable individual. con-
structive and progressive. Should
engage in hobby that will incite
creative genius as this will aid
you in your life's work. You have
a fine balance in most things
know how to be gay as well as
serious. Can make worthwhile
friends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05

MARCH 2f TO APRIL 20
Aries-Tact and economy out
standing aids 10 carry with you
this "easily stirred up friction"
day. But if you do use tact in
personal contacts and economy
in time and money, will gain you
valuable ground.
APRIL n TO MAY 90
Tdurus-Use your imagination
but keep your feet on the ground,
too. Carefully guard matters
that are military secrets. Watch
your own and your employers
interests.
MAY Rf TO JUNE gi
Gemini--Youll need ingenuity,
careful management to avoid
possible pitfalls today. While
production and employment are
now at peak, sound investments
(such as government bonds and
good real estate) and savings
should also be uppermost in all
minds.
JUNE % TO July %
CdHcer-You are on the lucky
list today so make the most Of
advantages, opportunities. Scien-
fists, biologists, dealers in lum-
Der, mining products. machinery;
inventors on preferred list. All
Cancer folk should stick faith
fully at your jobs for best pos
sible results.
JULY 81 TO AUG. %
Leo-Topnotch influences for
you Leoites. Employment, money
transactions, investments, profits,
industrial and mechanical inter
ests under benehcent aspects.
AUG. % TO SEPT. 20
Vp9o--Artistic pursuits, work
requiring skilled technique. deli
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Elsie Robinson
Happiness Depends
On Ability to Hide Emotions

question in your life. To grow
up equally-in body. mind and
soul. Or TO grow in spots. Or
stay baby all your adult life.
That's the way you were IN
tended TO grow, the easy. happy
way-all over. But all of US
don't make it. Many Of us are
still taking life as childishly at
60 as we did at To-
Some never learn that wise
and friendly people should be
grown up they do not want
10 learn. They pride themselves
on being sensitive. And so they
make life wretched for them
selves and all who know them.
Cover up! Stop being an emo
tional nudiSt
You wouldn't walk down main
street with your shirttail hang
ing out-then why attempt ii
with your spirit?
Naked emotions are as I'M
civilized as naked flesh, as stupid
and as vulgar
Copyright 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Garden Book

MISTRESS MARY, you better
be sure how your Victory
Garden is going 10 grow.
What to plant and when e..
how far apart the hills Of beans
should be dozens Of things
the amateur gardener does not
know.
From soil treatment 10 the
final picking is told i'm a
Detroit Times Victory Garden
booklet o.. prepared by Henry
Pree, leading garden authority
The booklet. if called for in
the lobby OF The Detroit Times
Building is . TEN CENTS.
BY mail. the booklet is FIF-
TEEN CENTS send your
request 10 The Detroit Times
Home Institute, 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Took Russian Name

In private life Zorina'S name
is Briggitta Hartwig. and she
is Of Norweigan-German parent
age.
Al tho instigation Of Colonel
de Basil director Of the Russian
Ballet Company the star
changed her name to one more
in keeping with the traditions
of the earlier ballet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Sub Deb Club
Seeks Advice
Of Actresses
BY JOAN DEAN

To GIVE the touch OF au-
thenticity TO the program a High
School Fashion Board will pre-
sent May IS and IL to the Sub
Deb Club OF Detroit, members
of the board went for advice TO
two young theatrical stars. Cora
Sue Collins and Rosemary Rice,
appearing in Junior Miss cur
rently at the Cass Theater.
Pointers on stage makeup,
lighting, how TO effectively
deliver lines were given TO the
Fashion Board by the two
youthful stars. And in return
the Fashion Board made them
honorary members of one of the
most famous fashion boards In
the country.
CORA SUE, who has spent
the greater part of her very
young life in Hollywood. has
never known the fun of being
a high school girl.
Cora Sue enacts the role OF
Judy in this play OF a 'teen-age
girl and Rosemary portrays
Fluffy, her inseparable pal. Both
girls will make personal appear
ances at noon Saturday IN a
local store. 10 sign autographs
and chat with high school stu
dents OF the city.
MAKEUP LESSONS occupied
the attention of the girls when
we saw them. But we were also
impressed with the naive and
completely charming costumes
the girls were wearing. Inquiry
Skoved the fashions were avail
e in Detroit--so you, too,
May like a stage star!
Cora Sue was wearing spun
linen dirnui imprinted with cot
orful pioneer figures. Her dress,
with its tiny waistline nipped in
via a braided b cit. comes in
sizes 9 10 Is at 1856 and in gold,
brown, green OF blue.
Rosemary looked smart in a
plain and checked suit of crisp
cotton. Though her version was
of yellow checked skirt and
black jacket, the suit comes IN
luggage and powder blue. royal
blue and a green and royal plaid
or red with a beige and red
plaid. In sizes 2 10 IS it's $795.
MARY TUDOR Detroit
girl getting the makeup lesson
was frocked in a shiny
glazed ChlntZ as young and
pretty as a baby's bonnet. In
dirndl style "a natural for the
youthful figure il buttoned
down the front with contrasting
buttons and the closing was out
lined with A neat little ruffle.
Frightened with floral print,
Mays dress was in clear,
apple green. but il is also avail
able in pretty pink, sunny
yellow or heaven blue. In sizes
9 10 Is. it's 1886.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05

Shopping Information Call Joan Dean Cherry $500 Line 347
BetWeen m and p M Saturdays $50 to 4:30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
SNACK IDEA

SHORT ON snacks for the
young ones after school? Don't
forget how much they like dark
karo spread thickly on bread for
quick-energy treat; makes
milk taste better!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Fat Collection

USED COOKING grease
makes gunpowder Take yours
10 your meat dealer whenever
YOU have a canful.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05

HOrOscO pc :: By Frances. Drake
Loot the Section IN Which Your Birthday Comes and Fd What
Your Outlook Is According TO the Stars,
For Thursday, May 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Ballet Star
Says Walk
For Grace

GIRLS WHO wish 10 have
straight slim legs and a graceful
carriage must walk az least
three miles every day" says
Vera Zorina. glamour girl Of the
Ballet T'heater, stage and screen
star
Miss Zorina. who viii be in
Detroit for the Music and Ballet
Festival taking the stellar role
in Helen of Troy 10 be given
Wednesday and Saturday nights,
May II and Is at the Masonic
auditorium. is reputed 10 have
the most beautiful legs of all
the classic dancers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05

HELP THE war! Save waste
fats for gunpowder!