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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

benefits which have been preserved for al of us and which have been purchased for us during these aws ful days, by all of you"
 Somehow it is hard to imagine that service men receiving letters like that from 0 civilian will be as likely to Do bitter toward the folks back homo as tho ones who got no such understanding, grateful letters but think Of civilians as 90 many preilteerS who arc mopplng up while tho service men fight the war, THE SAME FOLKS
 There iS much concern these days over the overwhelming breach be. tween service men and civilians, Yet the average civilian isn't doing much to correct tho situation,
 If moro of them, like the Kansas judge, would go out of their way to show the service men overseas that tho folks back home are the same folks they left when they went to war, that they arc deeply grateful for what their men in uni- form have done for them, and that they are anxious for the men to get baek-the bitterness of service men would be leSsened.
 But the average soldiers hears more of strikes and high wages and of reckless civilian spending than he hears of gratitude and appro- clatlon, The gratitude and appre. ciatlon are deep in the heart of the majority Of civilians--but they ought to go out of their way more often to reveal the fact.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

One noticeable effect Of four years Of occupation was the small number Of fur trimmed or All-fWr models, Those which were shown were near ly An domestic pelt ariety-ShavNd lamb, natural fox, with two models in Astrakhan, one handaome mink eoat--the latter incidentally not for sale but said Go he worth Q million and q half francs,
 SKIRTS REMAIN SHORT
 plalds in soft paStels or bold combinations were extensively tea- tured for daytime wear in dress or jackets combined with topeoat or skirt in Q solid dark color. Plaids were also featured in snug hood and huff ensembles for the coming wins tor whom obviously transportation problems will not Do much easier than they arc now,
 skirts remain S..ort, but long enough to cover the knees, All ore bias cut with fullnNSs maSsed in front or evenly distributed from a slightly lowered walstline in the back--sometlmes stressed by Q sec. ond belt effect eneireling the hips, NeckllneS all are soft, many of them formal afternoon and dinner dresses of shawl or open shirt variety with featuring deep V or sweetheart dc. eelletes,
 Shoulders remain rounded but
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
Be0uties' Hints
 New Blush-Pink Powder Gives
 A Healthy Glow
BY ALICIA HART
 NEA Staff Writer

A vanishing tan that leaves . skin looking 0 sickly yellow can be swung over to tho healthy side, # youll use Q lusty pink makeup to ease your complexion through its summer -lnto-fal dilemma.
 You can 90 on wearing such Q makeup, of course, because a bot- tlo-piclsed bloom can do nice things for c winter-whitened faee.
 For this need, there is Q new plush-pink makeup base which has the ruddy tone Of stucco in the bot tle but which goes less rosy on the face. Powder of Q matching shade reinforces the color, and leaves noth- ing to he desired for cancelling out yellow tones in Q skin; for putting 0 face in the pink,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
i. ELABoNATILE DRESSED WoMEN FIocK T0 SEE
 !" Fashion Show Marked By Luxury

padded. Epaulette effects appeared on both dresses and droSsy jackets by the use og passomenterie or ups standing volants. Sleeves arc full, either cuff or elbow length, and in- trioataly drapod, Formal afternoon suits were completed with rich satin white or colored blouses, often trlm- med with gold embroidery, There were several black afternoon cos- tunes in soft lightweight wools and oropeS, There were also Q great many black and brown velvet mod. els. Velvet appeared in the guise of trimming and contrast Co mat fob. rlcs. The afternoon line featured beautifully tailored dressy redlngote type coats all with moderately fluid lines.
 F0RNsALs FOR FLAIR
 Gold and colored seQuin NIn- broidery-usually massed at the top of the sleeves or iIl yoke effects trims street-length dinner dresses, Most are in black, O; model show cd Q short box jacket entirely lined with gold sequins,
 A few formal evening gowns were shown, Even these, 1t was ex- plOined, were to he interpreted merely aS Q gesture and to show Paris hadn'E lost her flair. If they're worn ct oil, they'll be seen on the stage, for no Parlslenne will wear formal evening dress until V- Day,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

nd under the vast portleo-they were as eiaborately dressed aS though they had arrived in their own lllnousines,
 To the trained observer, however Che clientele had changed, The nu. Icleue of the "best dressed" women Cliaues one always saw Nt such IRunetlons was absent. In itS place were the wives, sisters md sweet- hearts of black marketeers or war profiteerS who obviously had money 70 burn,
 i understand, however, no sales Ran be made until . committee of 'ehaute couture" have oknyed them, 1 Emphasis was naturally on street eiotheS. However, . note Of luxury predominated-either in the fabric itself or in trimming, There was no lgtlntlng on yardage, Circular cut, Bwlnging skirts, wrist length jackets ard voluminous sleeves showed . totAl disregard for fabric shortages,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
BY dAYNOR MADDOX
 NEA Staff WFItAP

 0n0lets arc 100 per cent food val. hle, welcome At all meals, and easy Do prepare, Cook them slowly Inhat's important,
 Try serving . peach omelet with Emintscheese toast, ft's different land 1t saves butter points, Either lkresh or frozen peaches can i'll the Inmelet. The toast is made Rs sim. lnly aS buttered toast.
 Peach Omelet k (SeFves 4.8) Y One tablespoon butter or fortl. Fled margarine, 0 eggs, slightly beaten, tablespoons cream, l-2 keaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons melted butter or fortified margarine, cup |nllced peaches, i.4 cup sugar, l ta. biespoon lemon juice,
 1 Melt butter in skillet, Mix to. gether beaten eggs, cream, salt and melted butter. Pour egg mixture Ihnto skillet. AS mixture cooks on khe bottom and sides, prick with R kork 90 that the uncooked egg mix. kure will flow to the bottom, Just before 1t is ready to Do folded, place
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

TMls authoritative and ln formative fashion alspateh was oAhlea Co NEA Service by an internationally recognized and lOng.expeFlenoel French fAshs lon writer She la Rosette Mar- grove, pre~war fashion editor in Che Paris Bureau oe NEA, who lived and worked In Eons d0n during the German eccup. alton Of France. then returRoa Co Parts recently Aa an %. credited NEA staff ooFreap0n- dent Her truly expert obseFvA- lions Of Che French fah eolleo- tons will appear exclusively ln this newspaper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
JUNE DRILLED BEFORE

June LockhArt's easy mastery of Army drlll had It's answer today when the Metro-d doldwyn- Mayer actress, appearing in the film deal- ing with the Women's Army Corps, admitted that her knowledge was not newly discovered, Miss Lock. hart, was Captain of her drill team when she attended Westlake School for Girls, and drilled her troupe in priSe- winning competition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

Such was the case with Joseph co. han of Wooster, O., and w. M. Lichtenstein of New York, who led the field for the first two sessions of the Masters pair championship, and were in sixth place in the final standing.
 Joe Cohan loves the game for the fun he gets out of 1t. However, he can play the cards well when he has to. In today's nand, the jack of clubs opening was covered by the queen in dummy, the king from the West hand, and won by Cohans zee. Cohan eashed his five spade
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
3 MCKINNEY
 ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY America's Card Authority

Many people are under the ifis precision that only old, established partnerships can win champion ships. That is not true, however, with all systems standardized as they are today. Very often Q play. CT from one section of the country will pair up with one from another section, and make e fine showing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

valeseent iS feel
 Ing rested and alert - after the morning bath or the afternoon nRp might be Q good time, Select Q comfortable arm chair, with back and sides high enough to give support to head and arms. If a rocking chair Is used, put old mag aHines or pieces of wood under the rockers to keep the ehaii firm while the patient is being moved, Ar- range pillows in the seat and at tho back. Provide footstool or Q box for the feet.
 KEEP HIM WARM
 Bring the chair close to the bed- side, facing either the head or the foot of the bed, and cover 1t with . large blanket, unfolded,
 While the convalescent is still In bed, put his bathrobe over his pa- jamaS and draw on stockings or sox, The "in-between" days of Indian summer may seem chilly to one who is accustomed to lying in bed. even though the home nurse feels no need of artificial heat in the house.
 Help tho patient slowly to q sit- ting position on the extreme edge of the bed, with feet hanging down. Put on his bedroom slippers. in front and supporting him, let him slip down until he stands on the floor. Then turn him, and gradually lower him into the chair. The length of the first sit- ting-up period, if not specified by the doctor, should be limited to fif- teen or twenty minutes.
 If the convalescent shows signs of being tired before the time limit for sitting up is reached, put him back to bed by reversing the proce- dure Tor helping him out. If he is very weak, you may need another person to help lift him into bed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

There was the same pre-war dis. play of luxury, even the sAlno mannequlns, the 0 n ly difference being that tn c collection num- ocred some 4b m odels instead of the Il s ua l 200. Alth oug h c v CT y woman had come by the Metro, foot or on bicycle -- literally hundreds of bl-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

For your comfort and good looks we offer c slip and panty set you'll want to wear under fall ensembles, The built.up shoulder version Is perfect for heavier figures and de- signed not to slide; and If you pre-. for, you can make up the strapped style for your lighter weight frocks,
 Pattern No. S624 comes in sizes a, 30, 30 70, a, %4, 46, 4s, and b0, Size 30 slip reuires 3 yards of S9- inch material; panty, 1 Ia yards,
 For this pattern, send 20 cents, in COINS, your name, address, size desired, and the PATTERN NUM- BER to Waterbury Democrat To- days Pattern Service, li60 Sixth Avenue, New York io, N, Y.
 The new fall and winter issue of FASHION" is now ready - 32 pages. It's Q complete guide to your fall and winter wardrobe. Send for your copy. Price IS cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
WE, THE WOMEN
Folks Should Say Thanks To Soldier Sons
Dy RUTH MILLETT

A Kansas judge, aS e memorial to his son who was killed in action in ie42, writes Q "home town lot. ter" every 70 often which he sends to iTB men and women that the war hos taken away from the town,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

Tn one of these letters tho judge said; "When you do return we hope that you will And In an of us the same SoFt of folks that you had learned to toler. ate, and that from that tim Q forward, we will walk toget her down tho path. ways Of our TO. mainlng years, happy In the en- A--... A ..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
Current Rationing Regulations
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 PROCESsED FOODS through "A6 through S" in Book each points, valid indefinitely Blue tokens longer valid.
 SUGAR Sugar stamps so each valid indefinitely five pounds of Sugar stamp valid five pounds for through 28 0 of 20 pounds of addition application local ration board AHplane stamps Ration valid indsS initey pair of shoes
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 B-l coupons five gallons "A" which become valid November available at the local ration board Factory employees plant transportation committees
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

tricks, discarding Q club and 6 dia- mond from his own hand. East gave up the seemingly worthless deuce of hearts on the last spade lead. DumIny's king and queen of hearts were now cashed and East gave up the six of diamonds, But when Cohan took the proved finesSe against the jack of hearts, and thus won two more with two of his es- abolished clubs. Cohan now led his last club, knowing that there vas only one other club outstanding. East won but had no choice as to a lead, and Cohan won the last two tricks in diamonds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

handy. You can use 1t to give special attention to the soiled 1ing- CTS and kunckles of gloves, the bothersome nevk-line fold of vesteeS. shoulder straps, and so on.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

the Slieed peaches (freSh or froSenl on half of tho omelet, Fold, and sprinkle with sugar and lemon juice. Place skillet under tho broil. CT for 6 few minutes, Turn out on hot platter,
 MlntsCheese Spread
 (seFVes p
 One package cream cheese @ ouneeS), Id cup chopped mint 9 tablespoons cream, Mix cheese, cream and chopped mint together, Spread on hot toast,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
ToMoRROW,s MENU

TOM0RR0W'S MENU
 BREAKFAST. Grapefruit, ready.to.eat cereal, bacon roll, tart jelly, coffee, milk,
 LUNCH; Tomato juice, peach omelet with mint-eheeSe spread on toast, fruit bowl, tea, milk,
 DINNER. Dreamed codfiSh with egg on toast, broiled to. mato halves, parsley potatoes, mixed green salad, whole wheat toast, butter or fortified mar. garine, stewed apples, cookies, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

SOFT BRUSH IS USEFUL
 If you do much spot laundering in the bathroom waSh-basin, 1t is Q good idea to keep c small fibre brush
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
mw m0sKTTE HAR0RovE NRA Staff COrrNgnontlent

< Paris, oct. B--Etve years were Kollad back when I attended tho First "fAberatlon" collection to be ahown ln Paris,
 Every inch in Maggy Roufte lux- krg salons on the Champs ElyseeS Eas occupied by women avid to see eho new styles The press aS usual was parked in Q little room on the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
COACH CERTAINLY MISSED

"What was your First though when you learned you had beer given star billing" reporter asked Van Johnson at M-o-M the other day.
 q thought of oil the high school plays I did not get into. I tried for every one and was turned down." Van replied honestly.
 This proves how wrong the New port, R. l., drama coach was; Van, now starring In Thrill of A Ro- mance," Is one of the most popular young actors on the screen,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

Due to the preview audience re- ception of Paramounts Road to ukopia," which unites Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and Dorothy Laniour for the fourth time, the studio is search- Ing for suitable vehicle for ans other Road" show.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

V Ah 0AAS NtNe Even If the pa. ten Is l0-year- old Tommy reeov- ering from the measles, the first z c [ [ 1 n g-up must Do managed with eonsidera" ton for the heart and other organs that may have b c c n affected by the Illness.
 Choose c time of day for getting up when the con.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
". ...NutjSs T SG4
Convalescent Should Sit Up Feeling Rested And Alert
BY IONA l. TROTT
 Assistant Director Red Cross Nursing Service Written for NEA Service

Perhaps the doctor says, "ro- morrow your patient may sit up awhile" This doesn't mean that he can leap out of bed and 60 about his business without further help .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27
lJredll111Ova
posta
LokaIni odbor st. 2 JPO,SS

Mogoce SIC marsikateremu "a
stopniku ali zastopnici ze cudno
zdi, da nj bilo Sc nase redne Sc
je. Pc sklepu zadnje seje, bi i
mela biti redna seja nasega To-
kalnega odbora v torek 25. jul
LIZA, ker pa je ia dan name
njen nasim bratskim drustvom,
ker clanstvo placuje svoj ases-
ment, cato Sc DO redna seja vr-
sila v torek /. avgustu in sicer
v spodnji dvorani Slovenskega
narodnega donna ma st. Clair
Ave. OBJ osmih zvecer.
Vsi zastopniki in zastopnice,
&c vam lie cas- dopusea, ste pro-
SEMI, da Sc te seje gotovo ude-
lezite in da ste tocni, kajti tt
sto nepotrebno eakanje ma ne
katere zamudnike je kaj mueno
"a one zastopnike in zastopnice,
XII pridejo oh napovedanem ca
su. Vsak maj DO tocno ma me-
stu, da Sc bo lahko sejo pri-
cello pravoeasno in Sc DO potem
tudi lahko pref koncalo, sal We
ste, da smo vsi cez' glavo zapo-
sleni in 81 tudi zelimo pocitka.
Mas blagajnik Sc kaj pridno
oglasa in cd casa do casa spo-
roea javnosti imena darovalcev
in pridnih nabiralcev. LIE zal, da
5mo nekam zaspali ali pa nam
morda skoduje tu di vrocina.
Vendar pa Sc bo treba malo pri-
praviti "a jesensko prireditev,
kajti kakor vse kaze, bo kmalu
konec morije v Evropi in skoro
bo napocil cas-, ko bono lahko
prozili roko v pomoc trpinom v
start domovini in "a ia dan pa
moramo biti pripravljeni.
cato pa ste vsi zastopniki in
zastopnice vabljeni in proseni,
da Sc gotovo udelezite prihod-
ME seje torek 1. augusta obfo-
smih/ zvecer v Slovenskem ma
rodnem domu. Sicer pa Sc seje
lahko udelezi vsak posameznik.
XII mu je ma tenn, da Sc cim bolj
izdatno pomaga nasi trpeci do
movini onstran morja. Ma ,po-
? moe!
4 Frank A. T,Irek, tajnik.
4 P. S. - Vsakemu zastopniku
!. ali zastorici bo poslana tudi
4 karta in &c bi kateri iste ne do
i bill, maj mu velja to sporocilo in
maj gotovo pride ma sejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27
VESTI IL ZIVLJENJA AME-
RISKIH SLOVENCEV

Duluth, Minn.-Tukaj je po
daljsi bolezni v bolnisnici umrl
George Spehar, star 65 let, ro-
jen v Jugoslaviji. V tenn mestu
je zivel 80 let. Tukaj zapusca
brata, v KeeWateenu sestro, po-
roceno Jugovich, V Calumetu,
Mich, pa. drugo sestro, poro-
ceno Sterk. Bill je clan ABB in
HBZ.-V Virginiji je umrla V
bolnisnici Mary Bobentz, XII "a
pusca stiri hcere in tri sinove
(dva pri vojakih). V mestni boil
nisnici v Virginiji je umrla tu-
di Margaret Bohinc il McCom-
berja. Ma Elyu in okolici je IL
yela cez 80 let.-Mary Mihelech
(Mihelich?) il Soudana je od
sina Joeva prejela telegram, da
je bill pri inyaziji Francije l5.
junija resno ranjen, zdaj pa je
\ bill pripeljan 2 letalom IL An
i glije v New York. Kako resne
SO poskodbe, druzini nj znano,
toda sodi Sc, da bo moral osta-
ii dali casa v bolnisnici.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27
NEWYoRsKA PlsMA
PiSe Frank Kerze
PREDSEDNIsKE vOLITVE

Nasi slovenski listi so tako
polni raznih razprav in clankov
O razmerah v start domovini, da
ie cloveku re proved. Mi imamo
vendar dovolj jasno sliko kaj In
kako je tam in vemo emo: da Sc
do danes nj resilo niti emo IL
med poglavitnih vprasanj.
Ampak tudi to pride ma vr-
sto. Start kraj ina dovolj svo'
bodnih in zmoznih ljudi, da DO
do uredili svoje razmere ma en-
ali drugi nacin. z najvecjim "a
upanjem zasledujem bana Su-
basica, kako previdno in smo
treno gradi most sprave, XII bo
temelj vse bodocnosti.
Tam gredo torej stvari v re
du in cas- bi bilo, da bi Sc nasa
iavnost malo ozrla ma to, kar s:
eodi V n a 81 h Zdruzenih drza
yah. Lepo vas prosim, dive vaz
nj konvenciji sta Sc vrslle '
Chicagu, a sic so mimo mas, ka
kor da nj to mic nasega.
In vendar je. v veliko vecJ
meri kakor postavim start kraJ
Mi smo vendar tukaj in po We
liki vecini bono tukaj. Torej b
bila nasa dolznost, da Sc pret
vsem zanimamo "a naso Amer
ko, ne pa puscati jo tako Of
strani, kakor da nam je vsejed
no, kaj in kako DO.
Torej dve konvenciji ste s.
vrsile, najprej republikanska il
potem demokratska. Ce vzame
mo oDe skupaj kakor emo sam
tocko, kaj ste nam pokazale
Emo gotovo skupnost, gotoV
smeri, XII so najvecje vaznos'
"a mas vse.
Kako je ze povest o lister
:loveku? Dokler je bill velik re
vez, tje incl odplta vrata In Oh
ma. Vsak clovek mu je bill pt1Js
tell in vsak dobro dosel. Poslu
Sal .ie z zanimanjem move pove
sti ljudeh in zadevah in VS.
ga je zanimalo.
z delom in pridnostjo 81 Je
, pomogel. In prvo, kar je bilo p
njem, je to: zacel je zapira
vrata in okna in sc bait zat'
kar je bilo njegovo. Potem
zacel dvomiti o vsem, k ar
: fslisal cd drugih; vedno Sc !,
/ vi'ail ma tisto, k a r je zmas
sam.
i Dokler ,smo bill. " krizah,
bila Amerika ,tako napredna, G
!. smo jo komaj lovili. zdaj ko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27

j.
prav. MOI ina sicer re tri ter
mine in JAZZ mu IL srca rad ver-
jamem, da 81 zeli poeitka. Pri-
de cas-, ko zacne cloveku prese-
dati vse skupaj. In sedaj je
najboljse, da Sc zatece vecno
mlado naravo in Sc spoji z MO
v tisti blazeni sen, XII mu pra-
Vino oddih in zadovoljnost.
| Da DO nominiran, tenn n!
dvomil nikdo. Jezilo pa me je
veckrat, ko sem cital clanke Cd
raznih loncarskih glav, da so
cato proti, ker so proti cetrte-.
mu terminu. Kako trapasto.
Kadar clovek isce zmoznega
kandidata, ne pride drugega
vpostev, kakor zmoznost in IL.
kusnja. Use dfugo spada med
tehnicno saro, med zunanjo u
niformo, XII SLEPT k veejemu tep'
ce.
Ampak demokratje so napra-
viii tisto napako, kakor repubh-
kanci. sli so v reakcijo's tenn
da so odstavili zmoznega, inte'
ligentnega in postenega Walla'
ce-a in postavili ma njegovo me
sto hudo regularnega Truma
ma. Nekako me spominja ma
: Hardinga in mislim, da ne be
, dale! prec.
Da je Wallace odletel, je pred
-vsem zasluga juznih demokra
i TOW in pa regularnih polotocnif
: masin IL New Yorka, Chicags
in drugod.
e. Torej: reakcija Sc je iznasls
/ v slabem objemu in vrgla clio
veka zmoznostjo in principi.
Redkokdaj rabim radio-te
: daj sem pa zvesto poslusal. l,
l bio mi je gorko, ko sem slisa
konecni rezultat. Vstal Sc m
prizgal emo cigarette, kateril
sem se-zal-zopet navadil. Il
: rekel sem pri sebi: &c bi JAZZ ka
: zmogel, bi zdaj-le ustanovil tire
y ito politicno stranko in Will DIV;
nova predsedniska kandidata
Willkieja "a predsednika in Wa
: lace-a "a -podpredsednika. Pre-
7 sim vas, ali bi ne bill to ideale
y par. "a vse, XII smo resnlcn
Q progresivni?
q Bas v tt dobi, ko bo rabil Sc
Il :, danji predsednik vec in vec poe
: pore cd svojih, vrzejo dobreg
! in possenega cloveka ter posts
: vijo craven mega statvo, Cd ks
2 tere ne DO mic.
ii Cloveka ma1o skrbi. Odkar !.
Eprisel sedanJ predsedniR Roos'
:" velt, smD irneh, kakor pravimc
new deal: Vsepolno napray 4
zakonov "a nekaka pravico 7
: tenn svetu. Use je seveda sam
.Iv zacetkih. in eaka velikega NJ
daljnega dela.. Kjc bono dob
q / delavce? Republicans bodo
q vetjemu kaj podrli. Demokra
I: ie? Juzni demokratje in rea'
: cijonarni republ blikanci 50 bill
4 y preteklosti dostikrat Y sla
T. kin objemih. Jim se, da boz
' bodoce De yeliko bolj.