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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
POLI'S

To night and tomorrow are the Inst opportunities that Waterbur- ians win have of seeing tho. super double feature program now current nt thlS popular theatre md this program ig one that has caused quite few eXelnlmlnatlonS Of pleasure it iS Lana Turner, James Craig and John Hodiok, in Mar idnge IS A Private Affair" and on the same program there is Simone simon, James Ellison and William Terry in Johnny Doesn't LlVt Here Anymore"
 Starting Friday one of the fun. nlest comedies that has come out of Hollywood in many year VIII be the attraction,
 The name of the film is "Tht CanterVille Ghost"
 The companion feature on the program iR one of the very popu' lar mystery thrlllers, storm ovei Lisbon"
 Next Wednesday, Oct, 18th, ant Thursday, Oct, 10th, in response tt the demands of thousands of DO, tronS, the Loew-Poli theatre VII offer It's first stage show Of tht season and Q marvellous entertain ment has been secured, it Is Tht Famous Paimolive Hour, with Patsy Kelly Barry Wood and the Million Dollar Band in person, With many others,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
ny RAY M. THOMPSON NEA CArresnontlent


 New orleans, ost, ii,-New or- leans, as soon As peace again per. mits normal travel on the seas, will offer Go the world Q symbol of de- mocracy as full of meaning to for- elgn visitors as the Statue of Liberty In New York harhor,
 As the Lady With the Torch represents freedom" to immi- grants, International House, now being prepared in New Or- leans, win as eloquently symboliHe warn welcome" to oil visitors from other lands,
 Early In ieAS, Q group of in dustrlal and civic leaders of the whole Mississippi Valley met in New orleans to discuss this prospect, They realized that through the Port of New orleans, which connects the Latin Americas with the great Ii1id- continent area of the United States, will pour thousands of strangers from other lands, as soon as the war is over,
 These strangers, coming to make business or social contacts with the country that hos been preaching the Good Neighbor Policy will expect, and must receive, an immediate evi- tenee of our friendship and desire for mutual understanding. From their first impression of this city of entry will be formed their lASt-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

| ehNt wolves |, may DC NttrNotteu hy eolorS other than red and hy various other enticementS in the art and flt of female Nttire,'
 And certainly it's true that while A man may whistle at girl wear oinR shorts, bathing suit or brightly oolored SlNeSS -- the giri who holds his attention is the one whose Ret.up is more subtle,
 It almost seems as though the whistles girls provoke when they dress themselves in startling re- Realing clothes are Q bit on the doubtful side,
 RATE ONE LOOK ONLY
 Have you read any accounts or what clothes make Q hit when . group of pretty girls puts on Q fashion show for the men in army hoSpitNlsp
 We'll, the accounts nearly always say that while the model par0ding in Q bathing suit or brief shorts caused some low whistles, the men al voted as their favorite costume something utterly feminine, like a demure tloor-length evening gown,
 So, while Q pair of rcd slaeks in a war plant might cause Q few whiS- tles, lt doesn't look as though they would be much of a hazard
 The real hazard would come If q girl came Go work wearing some. thing utterly femlnine-something that took moro than ono quick look Co be appreciated,
 But one quick look Is usually enough for any pair of slNeES -- men feeling the way they do about women wearing pants"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
"COOD NEICHBORHOOD"
.s Home for Visitors From Latin America

tll today it is O solldly financed and permanent program, backed by an organization of members that covers the whole Mlsslsslppi Vals ley, representing steamship, barge, air, motor and rail transportation companies and business and profess sional men of all types interested In developing friendly relations be- tween the Q. s. and other nations. INTERNATIONAL CLUB
 International House is an organi- Eation whose members have raised over SSb0,000 in less than year. A nlne-story former bank building has been purchased In the heart of downtown New orleans and archie tects and artisans are now racing time to prepare what will actually be on international club for post. war foreign visitors who enter the U. s. through New orleans.
 A comfortable lounge, main dining room with on excellent cuisine and five private dining rooms for the use of international guests will be provided. There will be on assembly hall sufficiently large to accommodate meetings, lectures and group gatherings of ap international character 0 reference and period- ical library, and Q film library. Ofii- cers, conference rooms and geore- tarles able to handle their own lan- guagos vii Do provided to foreign business men,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

Peterson of Philadelphia, one of the few women who have attained the rank of Life Master will establish now records in the two events Of which she is ehairman-the woe mems teams-of-four and the mixed pairs
 Mrs. Peterson is not only great player, but successful teacher of bridge. In her opinion tho most important lesson for the beginner to learn Is to count his tricks.
 Tn today's hand, you can count five heart tricks, five club tricks and the spade ace, enough to nal . the contract, How can you mako C twelfth trIck2 Would you discard your losing diamonds on the good clubs7 If so, you will make only five. one of the diamonds iS not Q loser, ag it can be ruffed in dun. my with the fourth heart. Thefes fore, you should discard your three losing spades.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
l1 Hollywood

The leading man Is to be Mex ieo'S great star Ricardo Montalban,
 Norm'S decision Go grow With the Mexican film business started some years ago on Q visit to that ooun- try, He fell so in love with 1t, he promised himself he'd return, He did.-N little over two years ago, when his earnest hope was that MeXieo'S young and ambitious n' dustlY would permit him the oppor- tunity for an artistry which had been restricted in Hollywood
 Sally says he h9s more than realized his dreams, "MeSieo's film industry" she emphasizes, lis the greatest place in the world for the mdlvidualiSt, Unlike In Hollywood, where Q fllm goes through many hands before it appears on the screen, the director alone is respon- slhle for what goes on the screen in Mexico
 Norman superviSes evorything'- writes, directs, cuts, editS-yes, and the budget, He has a keen 'Simpati" ea with the Mexican people, HIS pictures have won great favor and earned him the reputation of being one of tho three top-fieht directors ln the industry,
 DEL RIO Is THERE
 Dolores Del Rio is beautiful =- more beautiful than eVerl Yes, itS true She suffered many dlsappomt- mentS in pursuing on acting career when she arrived from Hollywood, Her society friends tried to dlS- courage her ft is Still almost dis' graceful for Q woman to work in pictures in Mexico,
 However Dolores seems to have nOutrRllged tho curse by the fact she originally became famous in the United states and returned to Mexico City only to pursue her career, Thus she gracefully maih- tains both her social and career position"
 Sally believes there Is uemen- dous field for writers in Mexico to- day. Anyone" she says, "who can understand dialogue and plot and absorb the psychology of the Me%i- can people, can make 0 fortune writing for film there"
 SAllyS role will call for her GO reheArRe for three weeks when sho returns to Mexico the end of oeto. Der,
 "Ill never do 1t again. she says,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

New YorR-Keeping young fry looking as clean as Mondays wash and at the same time holding cleaning bills down Is 6 wartime household problem, solved for har- NSsed mothers by tots togs made of Soil- and spin, resistant fabrics,
 Zelan-treNted cotton and rayon- and-cotton twill weaves are chem ieelly hathed before they're made up into sailor suits and Jackets for Sonny; Into flower. bright raineoatS for Sister, sized two to six, Besides appealing Co Nom because theNre soil and wOter-repellcnt, sle'll like these togs for other practical req sons. They ean ee Spot-Sponged of everything but grease to give more woarings, Fabrics have q finish that Is porous; and not only keeps Q llght.eolored washable play suit clean longer, but the finish stays
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
STRAND

stephanie Bachelor co.featurod with Edgar Barrier in Secrets of Scotland Yards" dramatic story Of the British oryptography bureau now showing at the strand theater made her theatrical debut when she was i4 years old, playing In Q George Bernard Shaw drama in Detroit, her home town,
 Tn addition to Miss Bachelor and Edgar Barrier in the top roles in secrets Of Scotland Yard" featured parts are taken by such seasoned actors as o, Aubrey Smith and Lionel Atwill,
 The companion feature on the current Strand bill is the newest Of the Roy Rogers musical westerns for Republic. "san Fernando Val- ley" supported by Dale Evans, Jean
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
BY GAYNoR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer

Get your Christmas cookies for your CT Joes In the mall before next Sunday, Otherwise they may not reach him In time, Make your cookies Good travellers" If cut in squares or ohlongs, they pack bet. ter. Here are two "good travellers" to give CT Joe your far away Christmas greetings.
 Honey Bit Cookies
 One cup sugar, i-2 cup butter or fortified margarine, 3 tablespoons honey, l-4 teaspoon salt, l-2 tea. spoon vanilla, Ia cups flour, 2 teaspoons baking powder, Ia cup chocolate bits, 2 eggs,
 Add the sugar gradually to the margarine, beating us you add, Stir In the honey and add the eggs, one ut . time, Beat well, Add tho salt and vanilla, Silt together the flour and baking powder and add, beating well, Drop on greaSed baking sheet and shape Into squares Dot top with chocolate bits, Bake in moderate oven t350 degrees Fo about i5 minutes
 Gumdr0p Travellers
 One-hRlf cup butter or fortified margarine, Ia cup brown sugar, Ia cup white sugar, l egg, l teaspoon vanilla, 1 cup flour, l-2 teaspoon baking powder, i-2 teaspoon baking soda, l-4 teaspoon salt, l-2 cup nut meats, sliced thinly, cup quick cooking oatmeal. Ia cup gumdropS, sliced (not thinly).
 Cream together the margarine, the sugars, and the egg, adding them In the order named, Add tho vanilla sift together flour, baking soda baking powder, salt, Add nuts and gumdrops nnd oatmeal to the flour; then stir these dry ingredi. ents into the first mixture, Pinch off Q spoonful Rt a time and roll Into balls. Place on greaSed bAk. Ing sheet and press out rather flat and into square shape. Top with oceans or peanuts, If desired, Bake In q moderate oven for about 10 minutes,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

Easy to make, and into in 0 aiffy, this hutton-front princess arock, with or without the ample pockets, has just tho touch needed @ start your day right, Graceful and slimming.
 Pattern No, e7l8 is designed for sizes 34, 90, 30, 70, 42, 44, 40 and go. Size 30 short SleeeVs, requires ( s.e yards of 3b or 30-ineh m0te- Tlal; { yards rie.rao trim.
 poar this patternfl send 20 cents, n COINS, your name, address, size Aesided, and the PATTERN NUM- BMR to Waterbury Democrat To- dayb Pattern Service, iib0 sixth avenue, New York 10, N, Y,
 The new fall and wniter issue Of fsFAHtEiON" iS now ready - 32 nages. It's Q complete guide to your 7ail and winter wardrobe, Send for your copy. Price 10 cents,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
A BOY AND HIs--cATs'

one of Hollywoods most un. orthodox collectors is Buddy Bur- roughs, l4-year.old actor who por- trays Col. Robert Lee Scott as c boy in Warner Bros "dod IS My Co-pilot." Buddy, whose ordinary tastes arc normally masculine and 'teennge, collects catg-of which no presently has 10. Two dogs in the menagerie, Buddy explains, are in- cludod merely to keep the felines Ion their good behaviour"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
CANADIAN LEGION
 TO HOLD SERVICES

Rev. Percy c. Clark, pastor of the Milford, Mass, Baptist church, and Comdr. Joseph Scott, also of Milford Mass, in charge of the Canadian Legion for the Eastern States, win speak at 0 memorial service for men in the armed forces at the Salva. titn Army citadel on Oct, 20.
 Veterans groups have been asked to bring their eolors for c maSsing of eolors, and also to wear uniforms or caps, and auxiliary members, eapes, at the service, to be Spon- sored by Sanadian Legion Post 04. Representatives of oil veterans and auxiliary organizations in Water. bury, Bristol, New Britain, and Hartford, will attend the service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

in after laundering A light-eolored ralneoat remains soil, and water repellent after trips to the cleNn- CTS,
 For examples of smart styling in these togS, sec the tots togs illus trated, Tho little "Sailor" shown upper right wears a tan poplin suit eollared with brown and trimmed with white braid, Extra added at- traetloA Is Q eoNl-strung whistle tucked In the pocket of the suit,
 The junier-grader fashion plate (upper lefN who laughs Nt the rain ..-She eNM laugh Nt snow, too, In thiS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

City after only i9 spanish les- senSl
 She came home this week for c months visit with the family - and to study som 0 more span & h. Seriou sly, it's script study -- for she is preparing to make her first important appear anee in Q Mexican production - La PerlA N ezra (The Blnek peArl) .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

nelp your QuVVoI,
 you will do as the nurses in hos- pitals do; Keep Q siekroom chart,
 From tho moment that Q member of your family becomes i'll, write down oil pertinent information concerning his symptoms and na- tural functions. Then when the doe- tor asks questions, either by tele. phone or when he calls at the home, you will be prepared,
 Any wide sheet of paper will do for the record, Perhaps tho siin- plest method of keeping the chart will be to rule off a piece of plain tablet paper, 8Xll inches, in col- umns of suitable width, There should be nine headings from left to right. Abbreviate them If nee- essary. In the first column place the date and the hour, Next, put the temperature, followed by pulse, respiration, medicine, diet bowel movement, urine general information,
 INVALUABLE REFERENCE
 Record the information prompt ly under the appropriate heNdihg Don't depend on your memory for you are likely to forget some thing very important,
 On the back Of the chart, yot may ask the doctor to write hi' instructions Refer to them a. frequently as necessary,
 Take the chart to the telephone with you when discussing th' progress of your patient, and hay, fresh paper and pencil handy tC write down any additional inform alton teh physician may give,
 one mother I know has kep notebook of oil her children illnesses from babyhood, Sht finds 1t an invaluable reference tt take with her when visiting new doctor or enrolling her youngster' la new schools,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
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Send Christmas Goodies To Soldiers Overseas
ToMoRRoW's MENU

BREAKFAST: stewed pruneS and aprieotS, bacon and eggs, corn bread, marmalade, coffee, milk,
 LUNCHEON: Lentil soup with frankfurter rings, enriched rye bread, fortified margarine, orange and banana cup, ten, milk.
 DINNER; Tomato juice, pork chops, fried apple rings, baked potatoes, buttered spinach on. riehed bread, butter or fortified margarine, deep dish erume fruit pie, coffee, milk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

gacFamento, Cal, (UP) Some thing went wrong in California thlS @ear iFl June, the traditional mar' eiage license figures show June tho nniy month SO far in i044 which aid not register . substantial nun" Nar Og weddings more than in the snsno month in io43.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
} MCKINNEY
 ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM F, MCKINNEY AnePIeA'a Card AuthOFIty

The American Contract Bridge Lcague has just announced that the fall seRslon of itS eighteenth annual national championships tournament will Do held at the Brighton Hotel in Atlantic City, N, J., the week of Dec, {. predict that Mrs, Olive
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

Into practice is why movie stars figures look so envlahly sVelte, Les- lio C"Tonight and Every NightD Brooks chooses lace trimmings for lingerie that looks unobstruSiye from the outside, liquid seatins and tlne crepes for garments that guar Antee sleeknesS of line,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
SON OF ADAM AND EVE

Camp Crowder Mo-, (uP) Cpl, Joe smith of Abbeyville, La,, like the rest of mankind, claims direei descent from Adam and Eve -- bu' Smith has . document to prove G. To seoffing barracks mates he dl6" plays birth certificate from hL' home town which readS' Joseph smith, born to Eve and Adam Smith ."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

eoat--wears Q smart double. .hreast- ed style of maize yellow satin backed twill and cotton weave,
 Zelan- -treOted Is the rayon twill outer sldo of the reversible jacket, modelled center which Is combined with 0 plaid side tuntreoted) in bold nay, red and white spun r0y- on-and-wool blended fabric, De- signed to make Q little boy strut in N sportswear jacket like grown men woar, here are details which appeal to young fry.-the reVarsiele eusi- ness, cleverly set pockets, big bone buttons, sleeves and lining of tan md snug wristbands.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
BY ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

Svelte body lines in flgure-hug- ging clothes depend so much upon the lingerie underneath that itS important to know what kind to pick,
 For superb sleekness see that undergArmonts fit by making pre- else alterations, straps are the right length to keep garments properly anchored, seams arc Ns imporeeptable as fabrics permit
 Knowing and putting oil of this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
By LORETTA YOUNG (Plnch.lllttlng for Ersklne
 .lOhnsoNl

At tho risk of joining such 10. auaeious company as Bob Burns and his "Unele Fud" I'm about to by line an interview with my sister, Sally, Sally left Hollywood about l8 months ago to live In Mexico
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
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 30, these men put their ideas and their money to work. They created Interntaional House and irl-
 terested moro business leaders un.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

NAotANa and understand ing. She says, Tt would be helpful if cone In every home could take O Red Gross me Nursing course in order that intelllgihle information could be given the doc- tor by Q member of the family"
 If you would be a good om e nurse and really
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

tWhne Ersklne Johnson lS on vacation, his column Is being writ ten by guest conductors" from among his friends and fans tn HOllywUOd,)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

not O pfouuotlon hazard appNrent- lyknowS Q l o | about men,
 For In his sum mary of the de- clSion -- W hto h ruled that 0 girl employee in the Ford plant in De. trolt should not have been reprtH manded for wear ing them or doeeed a half hours pay - he said, Tt is com- mon Rnowledge
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

Porter and Bob Nolan and his Sons of the Pioneers,
 Monumental Utah" is an added featurette on this Strand program closing Thursday as its latest Movie- tone News shots,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
ORGAN PIPES STOLEN

Evanston, fli,--Polieo are seeking the thief who stole ib0 peneil-siEed pipes from the organ in Calm audi. torium of Northwestern University, Dr, John W. Deattie dean of the school of music, said that the ore gan has 2000 pipes and those stolen were high.pltched and will be missed only by thoSe with keen ears for music. Under present conditions tho pipes are irroplacoable.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
4%S,;~Is:
Be Prepared For the Doctor
By IONA L, TROTT
 Assistant Director, Red Cross Nursing Service Written for NEA Service

A national weekly last month car- ried an anonymous article by . doe- tors wife pointing out that the demands upon the doctors time have increased to the point where it is imperative that the patients be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

This, mind you, is Sally Blanc Mrs, Norman FoSter) who eX. tolled is oil e few years ago with her decision Co retire from the screen Go become a charming wife and mother, don't deny that she Ia both-her husband worhlps her and her daughter is Q lovely young lady of Q, fluent in both the Eng fish and Spanish languages,
 But this career bualneSs-after oil the things she said,
 Well, you know how it iS, Los retta," she tells me now, With un- beieyable self.en entfaeement, "They needed Q real California girl for the role in thiS picture and well =, was the nearest one to the scene"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

There are about 60,000 different urnameS in England,
 Leopards arc the most dengers out beasts In India.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
M. 9nR WOMEN.
WM, 4AAA W0MAr'-- Red Stacks Don't Cause Work Slack
RH RuTn NEIE.l.RTT

me referee who decided, in
 Opinion A-liS filed with the War labor Board, that red slaeks are
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
FOSTER GOING GREAT

FOSTER GOING GREAT
 'LA Perla Neefa" iS to be pro. dueed by my really distinguished bretheFnin-la Norman Foster, who iS MeXieo's white-halred boy In the Aim industry. Tho story Is his original screen play,
Evening star., 1944-05-07
Invasion
Continued From First Page J

ons" and ready for the utmost"
and he asserted in a German broad
cast that the Allies would come up
against a great many surprises"
Britain was informed by Capt.
Harold Balfour, Air Undersecretary,
that the big Allied aerial offensive
now under way is, in effect, itself
the beginning Of the invasion.
Surely" Capt. Balfour said in a
speech. referring to the most recent
American bomber assault ON the
German capital, mo one can aues-
tlon that the invasion of Europe has
come about when nearly 5000 men
invaded Berlin the other morning. !"
He said that destruction through
out the length and breadth of oc-
cupied Europe has been carried out
by these $4,000 Allied airmen dur
ing the April prelude" which he
declared would make the foothold
on the continent more secure and
the path to Berlin more direct.
In France the Paris radio said
the Gestapo, In a mass identity
checkup, had rounded UP more
than 100000 Parisians for oues-
tioning, OBTAINING at least 200 900
for varying periods" and sending
10000 to concentration camps.
From North Africa the Algeries
radio warned the French against
fresh German leaflet campaigns at
tempting to incite premature revolt
In France.
Evening star., 1944-05-07
Murtin to Address Club

Representative Martin, Repub-
lican, of Iowa will discuss the Mont
gomery Ward case at meeting of
the Arlington Republican Club at
8 pm. Tuesday at the Lyon Park
Community House, Pershing drive
and North Fillmore street.