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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-14

PICARELLI PHAR., Inc.
J. ID. AIfieFi. Reg. Phar.
S7B South Main %. Tel. S-Sy43
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-27
THEY SA Y

Some,, here in nSand-Prime
Ministet Winston Churchill AS he
inspected American troops poised
for the European invasion Deeds
viii he done by the Anglo-Ameri.
can forces which will long he cele.
hrated IN history
New York Gov. Thomas +.
Dewey of New York. in charging
The Roosevelt Admin strstion with
suppressing war neds. remarked
There seems 10 he too little recos-
milton Of the fact that free people
cannot fsht war with binders
on their eyes
e New York Former President
Herbert Hoover. urging the TINT,
ed States 10 expedite Finland's
ext from the war. declares. The
way this problem is handled viii
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Yankee SenOrita

+ Dexterously the boy was weav-
ing her automobile right to the
end OF the street and into a curved
enormous white building that re-
minded Mallory OF wedding cake.
There he proclaimed. snatch
ing one hand from the steering
wheel for one infnitesimal second
TO point toward that marble struc-
ture. The Palacio de Bellaas Aries.
Miss Baker, where all Mexico Will
kneel at your feet. See the public
ity?'
Yes said Mallor,' family. Il
see it A horrible feeling Of being
trapped made her turn to her maid.
But Prism said nothing Her Shout
ders simply rose in shrug. stolen
from Armando. She shouldns'have
stolen it, for in him the gesture
was native and graceful; in Prism
It was an upheaval.
You do not like your publicity"
deplored the boy. You are not
happy
I'm bewildefed." Msllor. knew
she must rot disillu5ion this adj
mirer any more than those back on
the International bridge Devil
dered that the publicity began so
early"
"Ah." chuckled Armando, do
not believe We do everything Mex
lean Time down here Why. these
posters have been up a week
Tod Patrick must have worked
fast she ragged inwardly.
"Senorita. Armando went on,
truly 1t was like seeing an angel
drop from heaven when you ap-
peared on our street tonight I'm 50
happy you got lost
The machine was bending into
Paseo de la Reform now. that i'm
pressive boulevard designed by the
Empress Carlotta. Soon Armando
stopped before tall, modern build
ing
The Mortecito will he convent
emit, Miss Baker. You can get
lovely apartment and have your
maid right with YOU
He began 10 attend TO matters
with speedy cspsbility that even
baf1ed Prism. He directed bellboys
with figgage. led me girtAsnd- her
servant up, the steps, talked in
rapid Spanish to the desk attend.
ant, then said TO her. Sign"
/ A few minutes later, leading her
IN handwriting tour OF her qusr-
tiers. he said Forty pesos a day.
senorits" Roughly So. the girl fig
ured. Eight dollars for splendor
that would cost SIS or S3j most
places A living room. two large
bedrooms with baths, kitchenette,
a balcony where she could eaz.
down upon Reforms boulevard
where had she formed that rustic
opinion OF Mexico City? That idea
OF cooking over campfire?
Armando was repeating. Forty
pesos. but that means nothing to
YOU does IT, senorits You are rich
like a queen, sren' you. Miss
BaFer
The girl caught on. She gave him
a i0-re'o bill and managed 10 edge
him. stll bowling and walking
backward. out the door Get a
clean shirt for tomorrow" she
yelled before closing 1t.
Then she walked to the telephone.
| Get me Mr. Tod Patrick al the
Park Lane in New York City"
Ito Be Continuod)
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CHAPTER NINETEEN

PRISM, DEMANDED Mallory
Baker. while still twisting her
head in a painful position TO regard
the posters that advertised her
own appearance on Dec. p, do you
see what see
Yes m, but l regard II as In
nihgsnS
insignificant, you mean-and
Just what do you mean -
Il simply mean Mss Mallory,
think is sorta silly to raise such
ruckus over this one batch Of
posters when they Is all over
everywhere. I've seen them 10
times. u times. l betcha. already. -
Where. for heavens sake ~
The Negress said, All over Miss
Mallory. All over. On sides Of va
cant buildlns, on telephone poles.
Just like in any town where YOU re
gonna sing. You was just too busy
gett.n US lost to notice them
You could have called my atten-
ton 10 them
The singers peeyishne aroused
a grunt in Prism.
And had you start this fussin'
sooner No thanks l could wait
for that A sly grin began making
little black mountains Of her
cheets. Guess Mr. Patrick kinda
put It over on you after all, like
he said
Like he SAID echoed the blond
girl. She turned and gave her maid
a look Of cold sn!mosity What
is this, anyway Seems there must
have been something Mr. Patrick
said that YOU didn't bother TO tell
me when we had our little talk in
Dallas. Naturally you just forgot
sure replied Prism in pleased
Indifference to the girls sarcasm
Just Ike I used TO forget 10 tell
YOU lots OF times when that Mr.
Darlen telephoned I was the most
forgettin est person about him
whatever, wasn't |, Miss Mallory
Again her fat jowls lifted in a grin
"Of course II really Wss all right
since he turned OUT 10 be the wrong
mar.
As they carried on thfs trivial
battle their voices had lowered ra-
Their than risen They practically
were whispering now. The girl
swept her scornful gaze from the
Nesress TO her driver. Although his
eyes were intent on traffic, she
changed that scornful gaze to one
II friendhness
Forgive US. Armando, for whis-
pering. We were discussing some.
thing rather personal"
The boy gave the usual Lstir
shrug. That's okcy-dokey. senior.
ia. I could hear II all any1y7y
Just then he drove into a vast
plaza where buses. s,reetcsrs
tsxis. private automobiles and pc
destrians all seemed 10 be fighting
for their ttaac rights. not only fol
their own. but they tried = rot
others. Various horns blsreG. otter
IN such distinct pattern OF BLAST
that IL sounded like a code Il wac
Mallory learned before long. a cod'
Gn1ea.sbly insulting because bias
7hemous re;orts always followed
Afmarjo vas managing intri
cate driving problems with adroit
ness hidden ocneath nat dresmi
ress TIE L9t.as 60 assume at viii
When NeH4clcs On b3th Ges threat
ned 70 make nm Tire -.-. - ;
W he Just applied h.S hand I,
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that most OF the Armys Special
Services headquarters has moved
10 New York because Washington
is SO crowded o.. Have YOU heard
that Ella Logan plans to- return to
North Africa and Italy after
months rest. DO you know that
Hal Wallis and Jack Warner tiffed
over the Academy Award for Gas
ablanca' because although Wallis
had produced the picture Warner
was the one who arose at the cere.
mony and accepted the Oscar Is
Frances Lansford considering a H.
cal night club deal What's this
about, singer Harry cool who they
say is another swooninspirer9
Aren't the British pretty silly if
they try 70 get our military heads
to withhold a portion Of our sol.
dierS' pay when they're stationed
in Eneland Isn't it true that the
Riohambs hasn't been reopened he
cause those who want 10 move IN
can't get the liquor?
Would It surprise YOU il the
Yankees didn't finish in the first
division this year. Wasn't there
4 surprising dearth of publicity
about Johnny CTarzan) Weismul.
ler's haircut. even though it's true
he's no Mary Piekford Would il
shock you to know that the widow
Of one Of our greatest composers
has begging license in Vienna ?
... Don't You feel that casting In
grid. Bergman as Australian Sister
Kenny would he stretching cine
matrieks TOO far Did hear some
one mention that State taxes are
due next month. Why wouldn't
his film company allow George
Jessel to guest star on the Ginny
Simms soldier sailor show .. You
knew that Bill Saroyan was over
seas. didn't YOU
Did YOU hear that Joe F. Brown
will mako his a. hut as an author
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BY t0rena Carlton

: the horn and spoke ! IS own series
Of insulting blasts, as he glided
on by.
Too, he added spoken oaths to
those Of the automobile horn. AL
though he screamed in Spanish,
Mallory knew he was hurting
oaths, partly by his expression, also
because he Invariably turned and
said in his quite good English, Il
beg your pardon, fast words be-
cause he had so little time &c waste
before hurting further denuncia-
ton.
What do YOU call this-busy
place. Awful place, the girl had
been about to say.
The Zocalo. senorita."
Isn't there any other way to get
TO the hotel?'
Armando was hurt But, Miss
Baker, you are turista You must
see everything tina. Mexico has TO
offer. Why, this plaza has been the
center Of Mexico City for over 600
wears This is the exact spot where
the Aztecs saw the eagle sitting on
cactus, holding a snake in its
talons They thought it was an
omen from their gods that meant
they should settle here So they did
and our beautiful ity was started. "
Oh said Mallory. 1T it thrill
ing, Armando"
Yes, he agreed, appeased now
that he had her interest. You
know. right below this square is an
underground museum filled with
idols and other things the Azteos
left there. A few have been dug up
and are on exhibit
Mallory glanced a. her maid
whose face was suddenly as glum
as II she were walking through a
cemetery. What's the matter,
. Prism >"
"EothH', nothin'. 'cept they sure
resurrect from way back down
here. don't they?
Armando vas guiding the car
out of the plaza onto Cinco dc
Mayo. one Of the main streets.
Safely there in a furry mild COM
/ pared TO that OF the frenzied 20
fcalo. he told them. In a crypt be-
meath chapel in San Algel We
have a lot OF mummies
b n
They amt got no business bein' no
closer than Egypt"
nHow do you know all these
things, Armando?" queried the
blond singer Are YOU guide?"
NO Not yet. anyway I'm sup
posed TO be too young I'm nothing
but a car-bo,'. But ! know as much
as many guides. senorits Truly, !
do II only he lamented I'D been
old enough to act a. guide during
the golden days when the tourists
were dosgn by the thousan IS or
course We row are getting a new
kind Of visitor. those refug es with
money who used 10 spend their
time IN the Riviera Crafty he
asked, Perhaps I could be your
guide. Miss Baker Oh. Id work
very hard. senorita Truly ~ slave
for YOU so hat do you say he
your driver and guide Okey-
dokey. Miss Saker7"
"Well-I-really, Armando." the
girl stammered.
Then we'll consider 4. settled,
said the boy before she could make
a refusal out Of tsr s71,ns ?
/ That's ths Wv things should be
! decided 1t tG-..'
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WINS TAX CLAIM

PORTLAND. MEMS - Uncle
sam is paying sll7.4S9 to Mrs Eliz.
sbelh r Vaughan. OF Cambridge.
Mass. as the result OF a ia vorable
court Judgment for the recovery o.
overpayment OF federal estate tax
in 1889. Mrs. Vaughan claimed that
certain property should not have
been included in tho gross estate
OF her father-in-la
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LENTEN REDUCING DIET
BY Or. Clendenine
fVssdoy--5oo coIoriss

BY Or. cendenins
fVsSdGy-5oo Galleries.
BREAKFAST
| orange sliced-no sugar.
l slice whole wheat toast-no but.
ter or substitute.
| cup ooffee-no cream or tugar.
LUNCHEON
l small spanish omelet.
slice toast-no butter or tubsti-
tI.e.
l cup tea-no cream or sugar.
DINNER
cup clear consomme.
! medium sized artichoke-l tea.
spoon butter.
/ slice toast-no butter or substi-
tute.
SteVed fruit.
small cup eoffee-no cream or
sugar.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: :-
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Observations
Women Not to be
Blamed if COP.
Loses Election
BY Helen Esssry


nation" SO grayely spoke Harrison
L. Spasgler. chairman OF the Re
publican national committee. re-
Gently TO members OF the National
Federation Of Women's Republican
Clubs
NCW. Mr.. SpausIeg REALLY!
You ought to do better than that.
Don't tell me that even in the in-
terest. the proper interest II you
feel that way. and maybe I do my.
self-of avoiding that Fourth Term.
you are going TO resort 10 that thin
old system OF putting the blame on
the Little Woman
Why. you're worse than Adam
The first Adam who lived in the
Garde O; Eden. You rom2moc.
how Adam blamed all their troubles
on Eve.
Anyhow, Nj Spausler surely
you don't want the country It's bill
lions OF dissatisfied voters arcnt
80 ,b;rt tou grost s-ror- oon.
Jo-t,,I -, s~, 1910 ...,, ron, .,,.
a.. afra.d,, -, in rsao ,-. Ne
publican party cant pool IFS
osrdidates -rbs, 20, ~. lind an
40. snd man I'm v,.e5 fo -e-
. 49, cro1d Lac., mo .bc ru1inq
eests agsirq
The 5ssne a, 1914 seems stmD.e
N mo p,,- -h-~ Tim NOT noi.fi.
ian rm ;ps, IN ,Iraadv opip-on
tea 1oran uoaelo~ IN ,ase yov
80 in,eros.od m mn, ,5es NJ ihe
issne ~ 1q44-and y,u srould he
sinca van say.i.,s nm ~ the women
- save ne rat;or NOM and forever
,norer .bfrL you Nod N have.
orI,. ono s1ogar 10. orec+ion day
uere,s mo s;ogan-4r,'s op- fu-r
nov"
7, * yopr turn NOW Il really +
believe M human heinz has a
rigb, - 10 pree1dert ~ Tho 1-rired
states for rs voars Il DOM blamo
NJ pooeoyoi, Gov ,.srting.fo no
presiGsr. tba. long mink. of tho
tun 49, b,,1ng ~ ,be ,,,.s~ and
~ gIo-v 40 Ill ~ -. -.
e. o., ,,,,ht III a..
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80 80 49, - ~ a. ia.,..,.,
- =, r., -. $50
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So m do7,, ~, ,lsr ., .,,.
,heme-.;rts ORR ;rr, ~ o..
Words OF one SYLLABLE and good
ones are these. There almost
Jacksonian candor about il.
So. 20 on and say II. And don't
apologize for the demand. And
uont 20 ABOUT trying 10 eXp.alA
why KS tlme 10Y your turn fact IS
ou H 1 ca Ca1sH. me pI ,sl "a.
- 20. go ~, ~ ~" ~ ro'. - Nv 49, ioI
vour vav And i, is baadad vour
y.y now
You'd better keep your ewes on
that ball. Don't let NE hear you de-
clare. as many Republicans are de
clarlns. w 9 re Tor any man who
can peat hooseFelt. that's not
HsntIns la.h
- .st.tI I'm" -,
con-se 70 ~ ~. 20 20, rae-tl ~.
he knorIedge t,s,i-e5 y.n -, 81,
- ~ ..r.r,.-i- -,
and do your work. Thar Marian Mar.
tin, your vice chairman, IS about a.
wise and alert A woman as I've
ever met in Washington. she's Wit
~ and pretty Wears red hats and
a bright smile. too. Anne Wheaton.
VINO does the wonens publicity. is
another knowing and charming
woman. She likewise knows what
mats 10 wear.
90 think, since we are speaking
-
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Half-Forgotten DAYS
Twenty Years Ago

Twenty Years Ago
One OF the biggest exhibitions In the city took
place in the armorv The wrestling match uas beween
Johnnie Woolsey champion ipsand and craig OF the To
NAL College.
Mrs w b Seymour observed ho 'stb birthday With family
dinner at her home Present Mrs Nefte
TED MT and Mrs John Maunebach Detroit, Mr. Mrs How
Arbor ~
Candidates initiated the special meeting NJ Yesaft Chan
Yer oEs we're Mrs Grunst Charles Moore Dan Oh
Inger Milan chapter member conferred
degrees Three hundred p, tac -ln1.o banoue,
preceding '''
The Campfire Girls Of the city planrrE uer Daughter
banquet 10 be IN The 1psiau g1 SCHOOL roon Aprl .,
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and tells about how absenteelsm
due to illness IS sabotaging the
war effort, and urges US all TO
90 our part for victory by keeping
well. The General Is always fas-
cinating when he warns up IN this
way because he never thinks any
thing out, and | read him with
great interest.
Among other things he is
against the common cold. 1t causes
more abscnteeIsm than any other
allment and YOU can lick It. says
the General This Is fascinating |
am against the common cold too,
but ! don't know how TO lick II,
and | followed up the Generals
Introductory statement with bated
breath.
The General is a little vague
about how We are 70 avoid the COM
mon cold He says we must use
our common sense. That is like
the famous advice about how to
avoid falling hair, which was
Step nlmbly to one side
Difficult TO Accomplish
"Stay away" says the General.
from people who have coughs or
sniitles." But the war factories are
full Of people with coughs and
sHifF1es and 10 stay away would
seem 10 me to increase absentee
ISM Besides the General thinks
anybody who has a cold should
stay at home. So between those
who stay at home with their
coughs and snlfiles, and those who
stay away TO avoid coughs and
snitrles there wouldn't be anybody
in the factories at all. Sometimes
these deep-thinking scientists mix
me up.
Perhaps AZ this juncture | can
offer a helpful suggestion with due
acknowledgement to the Editor
Of the Middletown Times-Herald,
Middletown, New York. In one
Of my columns, which the Times
Herald charitably printed. | ex-
pressed some doubts about the
cocksureness Of recommendations
for cold remedies. The Editor
seemed to feel that | had over
looked an old reliable American
way Of treatment, and asked me
publicly in his columns whether
/ had ever tried skunk grease,
averring that one Of his friends
had obtained some remarkable re-
suits with it. | was chagrined TO
acknowledge that | had not, but
promised that If ! could obtain
some THAT was the hitch with me)
would submit it to the most care
ful scientific tests.
Drastic Remedy
The Editor promptly sent me a
supply and, true to my word, l
gave it scientific trial with the
following gratifying results.
Hon. Abner Gulp. whose avoes-
ton in bars renders him especially
liable to colds, tried one Of mr.
samples and reports -" Natures
remedy! Having rubbed some on
ne. my wife drove me out into the
yard for the night and the fresh
air cured me-"
Mortimer J. Sleek, who has q
well-trained' legal mind, says 81
The effects are obtained by psy-
chologic means. A cold annoys you
to the extent Of what you think Of
Il After the skunk grease is ap-
Piled your mind has no time 10
worry about a cold"
Charles F. Mccarthy, 4 pencil
CUSTER, wrltes-"It is preventive!
Application Of the grease auto
matically prevents you from min
Cling with crowds Hence you are
not subjected to coughs and
snifHes."
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]
nomination for the presidency Is
limited 10 the delccates. The cam.
palgn has nothing TO do with mass
popularity II has everything 10 do
with The viii OF the party as ex
pressed in the primaries where the
delegates are selected Some Dele
gates 20 10 tho convention pledged
to a particular. candidate. others
are uninstruc,ed. some OF the an.
instructed delegates are pledged
BY private agreement. Some dele.
gates are pledged to- different can
didatcs 10Y first second third bal.
lot and down the line.
. Up to last Friday, this was The
score:
New Hampshire Wilkis g.
Bricker ).
New Mexico Willke T. Bricker
=.
Florida Wllkia ( Bricker ;
No.. . ,ta.,r,n,,.
North Carolina Bricker -.
New York: Wiukie 3. Bricker %.
Total. Wlikie i. Bricker. 152,
r,.,.... ~ ,,,c,r,b,~
~ % the NeN Iia''''''''''e N''1'
cation are uninstTucted but are
conceded 10 Wiilk.e as Of today
d.,o -r,b~oo >.a,. Ii,r4-ebi,e dale.
- -.
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gets an! ~ .es a''es dt an. ai.et MS
name was Withdrawn. u Is eNiuehee
OF ms populdilt!' ro'l'lV'ahS say
thaI W lIIhle VIII not receive any
thlhs IKE three'quatle.S OF me DC
esd'es OF even man VI ''em' We
can ohiy wait ana see Il snou'u DC
hoteu 1hd' JenloS' as do Wen a. ~
puDHcahs may vote IN lAe hepuo'
A.ah ~ INA les III ma s."'e.
ne hepuD'lNdH co" tII''oIi - Ee''
t.nS ulueT wa! ana " n''e 'he can
d'Gales are see"lhg de.esd les' con
siueraoie speculation appears d 10
Nno VIII uei4, {, lHe he! Ho's sPuecn.
ms speech IS important because u
can auu t'i's yea wen ui' "'' 90 >
eoioi 70 't'''-''''''He- u oL--u al es--oo
ld'' lhe 'liIce nus. dN'l't q! susses.
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he a profound indication OF future
collaboration
New YORK Sen Robert \. Taft
tRJ Ohio. urges abrogat.on OF the
1889 British white paper on Psles.
tine: There seems no logical rea.
son 10 stop the immigration OF
Jews into Palestine any more than
We stopped the immigration OF the
Arabs or Christians
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The Republican Race
These Days S ;Sso 3+i 7. soI0osxr

keynoter did Tor him There is too
much political dynamite in this and
the Hurley candidacy for keynoter
Will de from gentle strangulation
although everybody loves rat and
Republicans wish that ne had
stayed away from reherau
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-27
Fifty Years Ago

The Detroit district convention the Ep9orh
held in the fpslanu Methodist Cur E.rr. rHfat o. be
young people OF the other chuechcs Ic-rs gp-r
session Rev Dr. Charles r. Acr superintendent eato
an eloquent address, The Van Guard"
Highway Commissioner Richard has decided to gran,
the petition Of residents street 10 Ha-rs
road. thus ending bad bottleneck
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What They're Whispering in Gotham.

Is Jimmy purante shopping Tor
platinum band DO you know
that Joan Crawford is about to part
company with Warner Brothers
because the studio hasn't found a
story she'd approve Do you
know that Alfonso Gonzales Par.
do. who made The sazetteS when
he jumped in front of a train to
impress Ann Ryan Peshkin, his
lady love. is back with her again
after the big iilt.ne' And do you
know that the only thing he lost
by the experience was his mus
tache Is the First Lady going 70
Mexico soon? Is Connie Bennett
kidding or has she really whipped
together a radio show based on
her life. Hasn't George Raft
picked up S20ooo IN the past month
via radio guest shotsH~Has Shir-
ley Temples favorite air cadet
popped the question: Is Edward
@ Robinson headed for an import
ant postwar job with the govern.
ment9- Are Ernest Hemingway
and Martha Gelhorn plotting new
novel by both Of them
e Is Franz Werfel pleased with
the stage version OF Jacobowsky
and the Colonel. Didn't Al
Woods just acquire fat new
bankroll for Broadway productions:
Is 1t true as reports from the
Coast allege. that playboy Jack
Topping is startling pedestrians
along Hollywood and Vine by ap-
pearing in a cowboy hat and arm
ed to the teeth? Is Ward More
houses biography OF George VI.
Conan being discussed for a radio
serial?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-27

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along Broadway about the agent
who consulted a psychiatrist about
his constant fear that he might
jump out A window and was ad-
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