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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22

to. Wouldn't it be q good idea Il all couples, after six months Of a year Of marriage. would come to such an understanding.
 They couldn't do it before mar riage because it is marriage that makes a couple finally see what things are important in a life partner who has to be lived with day in and day out.
 But after little experience with marriage. they should know their own minds, and be able to say 'These are the things that are important to me in wife-or in a husband"
 But instead Of anything that sensible thousands of wives go on being what they think a good wife should be-instead Of finding out what their husbands ideas of 6 good wife are.
 NEED GUIDANCE
 And thousands of husbands go on thinking they are all their
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22


 By GAYNOR MADDOX
 NEA Stan Writer
 O cool main dish is a platter of freshly cooked. chilled vegetables served with a tart, spraghtly vinai- grette sauce.
 Sauce vinaigrette
 One teaspoon dry mustard. i-s teaspoon sugar, teaspoon celery salt, 2-3 cup oil, i-3 cup iafragon vinegar. i-8 teaspoon basil, pinch cayenne. 1 teaspoon grated onion. Mix all ingredients together. Serve over chilled vegetables = freshly cooked and chilled broccoli. cauli- flower and crisp shredded red cab- baGe mixed with watercress. Keep the various vegetables separate. Ar- range on large platter with egg gar- nish on top. Garnish. Cut hard- cooked egg in quarters. Remove yolk. Arrange whites like daisy petals at crown of vegetable mound. Mix yolk with prepared mustard. sufh- cieFf to moisten. Press mixture through sieve to form yellow flower center. Sprinkle paprika over top. Serve with an extra dressing of Rightly seasoned mayonnaise.
 Southern Pepper Biscnits
 lAbout ls biscuiis)
 Two cups -four. teaspoons bak- ing powder. 1 teaspoon celery salt, pinch red pepper. s tablespoons fortified margarine or other table fat, 3-s cup milk tat0ut1. Ia cup peanuts. cOarsely chopped.
 ift together -four. baking powder. celery salt and add just a pinch Of Ked pepper. finely ground. Cut in three iof the flve) tablespoons Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22
By WILLIAM P. MCKINNEY
 AmeFies's Card Authority

IL is rather difficult to work an end-play against an experienced tournament player, especially ii there is any way for him to unblock. However. here is one that Harry Fisbbesns opponents failed to avoid at 6 recent duplicate at the May. fair Bridge Club in New York.
 When the dnmIny went down. Pishbein lS0uth) saw that he had a losing spade. If the diamond ginesse was right. he would not lose Q diamond. but he decided to try to avoid taking the finesse. He won the IlFgt trick with the ace of clubs, eaghed the ace Of hearts and led q small heart to dummy's jack. Now q small spade was played to the king. and Q spade Jed back to the ace. If West, at this point, had put on his queen, hoping that his partner held the jack, be could have defeated the hand. But West played the elght.spOt. Plsbbsin won with dnm- Iny's ace, rutfed dnmmy'g last club. then led the ten Of spades. West was forced to win, and had to give de- elaEeT Q slnfE and discard, OV lead q diamond right into the king Jack.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22

sFayal ef her career.
 No actress has attempted such varied roles since her return to Hollywood, as hes Miss Hepburn. nhe was certainly outstanding in "rne Philadelphia story" "Woman og the Year" and in Keeper ol the Flame. But everyone on the Dragon Seed" company has predicted that her role Jade will be recorded as her finest all-time performance.
 Dragon Seed" also boasts such top flight names as Walter huston, Allne MacAahon, Aklm Tamlrofs and Turhan Bey. It closes lts en. gagement at the strand Thursday night.
 Pete smiths Movie Pests" is an added featurette on the current strand bin along with latest Movle- tone News.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22

NA v Aaa0
 frightened her child by dropping to her knees and praying aloud by his bed. It was not soothing prayer. nor one to inspire faith. and the child was haunted by fear of death instead of receiving the calm assur- ance that he needed.
 While the power of prayer is ree- ognized, it is usually better m time of sickness to observe the Biblical in junction of praying secretly in order to avoid disturbing the patient emOLscnEily.
 One wh0 is very sick and is ap- prehensive about his condition is quick to sense fear or doubt in the face of members Of his family, and particularly of his nurse. She must learn to avoid the appearance Of panic. and to preserve an attitude Of calm assurance in the sickroom. No matter how worried she feels, she must never let the patient know she has any doubt about his ultt- mate recovery. The confidence that those who attend him are sure Of his satisfactory progress often car- ries a sick person over a difficult crisis when all odds are against him.
 MORALE BOOSTERS
 The critically ill patient should have no visitors. Even close mem- bers of the family sometimes must be excluded from the room because they lack self-control and are likely to do or say something that will have a bad effect on him. Only those who can be relied upon to boost his morale should be permit ted to see him. and those only for a very few minutes at a time
 The visits of priest. minister. or Rabbi is always permitted because they are men of judgment and training, and know how to give the patient comfort and assurance when his spirits are at lowest ebh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22
BURMA" CAUSES TEST DELAs

It required six full camera eFews 10 make mass action scenes f0l Collective, BuTma," recently As 2 result, all screen tests at WarneT Bros, Studio WalBe postponed, De rector Ra0ul Walsh, who is making inc EFT0l Flynn picture, pointed out inc pumbeT Of eaWpeFRmeD taken 0ll location established new Tee0Fdi and that lt WRs the first time screen tests had been postponed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22

others faults and with marriage and starts talking about divorce.
 From then on it is a short step to a final decree and another wrecked marriage is included in divorce statistics.
 No business partnership would try to get along with terms as general as "loye, honor, and obey" Marriage partnerships should be more explicit, too.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22

margarine or other table fat until it looks like peas through the -four. Add milk sufficient to make a soft but not sticky dough.
 Roll out on floured board to l-s inch thickness Divide into three pieces of equal size. Spread each with the remaining 3 tablespoons of margarine or fat and cover with peanuts. Sprinkle each sveEy lightlyD with a little grOui red pepper and salt. Put together in three layers.
 Roll lightly with fioured rolling pin to l-2 inch thickness. Sprinkle top with chopped or whole peanuts. Cut into finger-length biscuits or use round biscuit cutter. Bake on ungreased biscuit sheet. in hot oven C4O0 degrees FD g to 90 minutes. Serve hot or cold.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22

The two piece faV0gtLe Is here agaInl Make this universally be- coming style iD smart stripe 0F pastel lD . light weight fabric. Et will also look lovely as . fall suit lp warm plaid W00ls; Truly double feature iD smaEsness Rne wesgl
 Pattern N0 elD0 is in sizes %, I2, n le, Ig and 20. Size i2. long or short sleeve ,EequiFes { l-e yards Of 2e-lpeh material,
 For tbs pattern, send 2e cents, 70 COINS, yOur name, address, size desired, and the PATTERN NUM- BIER 10 Waterbury Democrat Toe days Pattern Service, IIk0 slEth Avenue, New York %. N, Y.
 Tllle new fail and winter Issue Of FASHION" ls now Feady-32 pages, US . complete guide 10 your fell and winter wardrobe. Send for your copy. Price 0 cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22
TOMORROw'S MENU

BREAKFAST: Melon. ready to-eat cereal. scrambled eggs with fried tomato rings. enrich- ed toast. butter or fortified mar garine marmalade. coffee. milk.
 LUNCH: Tomato juice, toaste ed bacon sandwiches. water cress sandwiches. celery. stale cake with fruit sauce .tea. milk.
 DINNER: Broiled liver and bacon. mashed potatoes. garden vegetables with sauce vinaigret. te. southern pepper biscuits, butter or fortified margarine, fresh fruit. cookies, Iced c0sSee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22

nutrition high.
 So far larger Sncom es and g'llopping crops of meats. eggs, fruits and vege- tables have kept U. g. eaters vel fed. Fall and winter food sup- plies look good. Meats and dairy products will dgindle n0rmal- ly, but cereal prod Us will be considerably mnne nlentiful.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22

what the wife expects Of her huS b and, the oth CT setting down what he expects Of her.
 Their m ar riags ought to have a good chance of last ing now - for they both know exactly what is amportan mt to the other. and after le arniag it, have decided at isn't too n.n..naa kA 1sUNa ann
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22
WE. THE WOMEN.
THE Judges COmmandantS Save Couple From Divorce Court

wives ever hoped for, because they have never bothered to find out what their wives want from their marriage partners
 They go on that way until one or the other gets fed up with the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22
EXTERNAL USE ONLY
RENcHLEY GETS 4 BREAK

Robert Bepebley had bis first screen opportunity for making love iD the new Warner Bros picture, "Japie." 9 the picture, ReDebley plays the role of Edward AFgold's American Legion buddy; and pitches his goo with BarbaFa Brown, pore tFsying the widowed mother Of Bot Hutton, "JaDie,S" army suttor,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22

Are you the Kind o bachcomber who like to brrow into and Then strengthen the arches of your feespenson bridges of put to steps. grace a
 Sit with knees bent and Instead of diy wgng CDoy crabe does to make her fragile blades Grip sand-mgne that do wooden the tiled edge Of poo pockets that outer sides of feet position your feet keep digging sand pushing tween until something play would envy '' -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22
LONG LONG AGO

osallnd Russell had to master the Charleston once new dancing fad. nof Q forgotten terpsichorean relic for scenes of her current Warner Brothers picture, Roughly Speak. ing"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22

Claire Carleton. Nancy Oates and Louis Boreil appear ln support with the latter making his bow to the screen audiences Ia the role of the pillorled but innocent artist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22
BY ANN sTEvICK NEA Staff Correspondent

Washington. August 22. - Nu- arisionists are licking their chops ever the 1894 war-tiEne food picture. It looks as if this years national menu will add up to an ail-tinle
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22
UP WITH THE TIMES

or timely interest Is Objective, BuraDl,' Warner Brothers EFfol PlynD staTFer n0w before the eallls eyss, Tie picture deals with U. 8, parachute troops in action tD the Indians Burma campaign.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22
By RUTH MILLETT

4 Chicago couple, ready for the divorce courts, have gone back liv- ing together. after agreeing before a judge to live up to two sets of commandments. one set naming
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22

technical skill, she win be en. slrely imper- sonal in her ministrataons. A member of the family is likely to De so emo tional and over solicitous that there is a bad pSycholo gi cal effect on the pa- tent that may actually inter- fere with his re- covery.
 For example. I heard of a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22

Joe 2. Brown returned to Warner Bros, his old hlDe studio, for the first time iD eight years to da q speciality part m Hollywood csD' teen"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22
vxPRRTRNcR HELPED

Dennis Morgan had no diiflculty in bathing a year-old baby for scene of his current Warner Bro- thers picture. Christmas in Con- nectlcut." Hes the father of three children.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22
PEAL LlRR HOLES

Ann Harding and Edward Arnold parents Of "Janle", to Warner Bro fheFs picture Of that title, both have real Me daughters named Janie. Joyce Reynolds is the "Janie'' If the film.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22
FAT PART

Sydney 6FeenstFeet has q fat role in "christmas in Connecticut" enrs rent Warner Bros, production stars ring Barbara Stanwyek and Dennis Morgan,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22

Edward Arnold and Ann Harding portray husband and wife, parents Of Janie, tn the Warner Bros. film adaptation Of the BoaFdway stage hit, "Janla"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22

HDfE pAHNbRAA' epes@ ws~sNs@
 The twenty percent smaller lots of commercially canned fruits and vegetables for the hoDsefOlks will be more than made up for by larger fresh supplies. Tbereu be more apples, peaches, pears. apricots and cherries this year, and c record citrus crop. Grapes and prunes are the only fruits exc pected to be shorter. War Food Administration is sending Q steady supply Of canned goods back to the h0mefolks from mtI- fary stocks. with some 5000 eases of tomato juice, and 5000 eases Of green olives just added to the list.
 Home canFers are busy making up for shorter stOFe-bonght canned goods from large commercial and home garden crops Of fruits and vegetables. Word to the wise fruit eanpers from U. s, Department of Agriculture; Put up whole fruits inc stead Of fruit juice nov while fresh fruit is plentiful, because fruit juice gill be more abundant on grocery shelves,
 EXTERNAL USE ONLY
 You may be getting sunlight prescriptions carefully wtttten Out for necessary amounts Of ul. traHolet radiation, Medical men report the growing use Of suls light as a heal medium, Scientists
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22
RIGHT AT HOME

Joan Lesiie's own homo has been duplicated on a Warner Bros. sound stage as one Of the settings for Hollywood Canteen."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-22
,;%ISs
Home Nurse Must Control Emotions

By MARY BEARD
 Director. Nursing Service
 American Red Cross
 Written eer NEA Service One oG the reasons that doctors so often request the services of a pro- fessionAl nurse for a critically ill person is that, in addition to her
Evening star., 1944-12-25
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Evening star., 1944-12-25

Somewhere in the South Pacific
Marine Sergt. George E. Mcmillan
is happier man.
Through the magic of phono-
graph record, he has just heard his
.27-month-old son. Christopher, talk
for the first time. Christopher
didn't say much. Just one word, a
curious word at that-"baboon. But
to Sergt. Mcmillan, sitting in a
lonely tent in some obscure Pacific
spot, it was comforting sound from
home.
The sergeant's wife. Virginia. and
their son live at 1907 Duke street,
Alexandria. Mrs. Mcmillan sent the
record to her husband as Christ
mas present. When it came, Sergt.
Mcmillan found portable phono-
graph that had been left behind by
the Japs and called some of his
buddies together for the recital.
Evidently there was some trouble
getting Christopher to talk. Mrs.
Mcmillan cajoled and pleaded
There were sounds of footsteps, a
door Slamming, periods of silence
Then the. maid apparently was
showing the youngster a picture
book. Finally it came.
"Baboon," a childish voice shrilled
Then a screech, some crying and the
record ran out.
That's him." Sergt. Mcmillan
shouted. That's Christopher"
Before joining the Marines, Sergt.
Mcmillan was assistant news editor
of the Office of War Information.
Mrs. Mcmillan, who works in the in
formation division of the Foreign
Economic Administration, passed up
what she thought was a $4,000
legacy when she was married four
years ago. Later, it turned out that
she lost $4,000.
Under the terms of the will of her
father, the late Soteros D. Cocalis,
Evening star., 1944-12-25
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ACCOMMODATING WOMAN

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DAY CARE for trained 1s-mo. .-old child:
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JOHNSON'S CAFE, 1909 14th st. NV.
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PANTRY MAID-WAITRESS, in private
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WOMAN, colored, live in or out: no cook
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