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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-09

Al a session OF said Court held
IN che City OF Detroit. Wayne Coun-
~, Mich on Oci IL. 1914
Present Hon. SHERMAN d
CALENDER Circuit Judge.
L appearing TO this Honorable
Court from afiidavit on file that
the defendant Is resident OF this
State. and that process for her ap-
pearance has been duly issued. and
that the same could not be served
by reason Of her absence from. or
concealment within this State. or
~ reason OF her continued absence
from her place of residence.
On Motion OF Charles b Berry.
Attorney for the Plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED that Rose Mic
kle appear in answer 10 the Bill OF
Complaint filed tn this cause with.
in three 40 months from the date
OF this Order or said Bill OF Com
plant viii be taken as confessed
ssainst her
1T Is FURTHER OR nERED that
a cory OF this order be published.
according 10 law In the Detroit
Tribune newspaper printed pub
lished and circulating IN said
County and also that a cory OF
this Order he sent by registered
mail 70 the iast-knoNn post office
address of the defendant. Rose
Mickle said address being $50 Z.
Kirby Detroit Michigan.
SHERMAN D. CALENDER.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Coryl
CASPAR J LlNGEMAN. Clerk.
BY DAN WOJCIK.
Deputy Clerk ll-i-le.ls. fs4i.
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LEGAL NOTICES

in The Detroit Tribune. a newspa-
per published in Wayne County.
Michigan. and served according 70
law.
LILA N. NEUENFELT.
Circuit Judge.
GA True Copy
cASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
By DAN wOJcIK.
Deputy Clerk 1i-lS-12-30.
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LEGAL NOTICFS

ceips requested. postage ~,
and a true copy Of sa.d ors .s'''
appear be published aeeore,,. .
law. %
GEORGE b. MURPHY
ca True Copy ~"
CASPAR J. LINGENAN I'LL.
By DAN WOJCIK t
Deputy Clerk u1t
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Edward ". Turner. Attorney
300 Reanhlen

STATE or MICHIGAN In the
eifcMt Court tor me County OF
Wayne ne Ehanecfy.
-.OlS JACOBS Plaintiff. VS.
PERCY JACOBS Defendant
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Charles X. Perkius. Aif,.
~. 4. Warren

STATE nf MlGHl0s a,
Circuit Cenfi icf tIe rg q
Wayne 10 Chanyfty
SADIE HUGHES Fam- "a
FRANZ ~ Giles a4a1
No. 5S>,l>@
Al a session q 50 a a,
the Court house ln ae ~ &. De.
froii oi Nov l1 it4f
Present Honofat'e LILA "
NEIkNfkl.t ciftHt sses
In this cause a. ssaeA ty AZ.
1dayii On fle ihs IN es.rssa,
frank Hughes easfo' n ss.Fei
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0RpER or PrRIICATION
o.E.s. COLUMN F. & AM, P.H.A.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER 70. Il-sTATED MEETNes-lst
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK &s Wednesday. worthy Ma
EOnMrs MsaSs Williams, e42 Kns, Ma slss, WORTHY Pa
EonMr Richard White, sR2 Ersklne Apt ees secretary
Miss Gladys " kRs 1850 Log Cabin. In. s-ss0&
BATHsHEBA CHAPTER NO. s-SIATED MEETIN6S-1st Phi.
day. DEGHEE WORK Ord Fridsy. WORTHY katron-Mrs.
Fannie Summons 1850 81 Ts $500, WORTHY Patron
Mr. '. A. Bristol nal Jes. Campau. FL 1855, Secreary
Hrs. Carrie B. Riley, fss9 PARKER PL 77&
e0LDEE LEAP CHAPTER NO. 1f-sTATED MEETINGS-lst
Wednesday. DECREE WORK ord Wednesday WORTHY Ms-
HoB-MFs Alice Dean, e5ff MeDougsl; Worthy PstrenMr.
B. J. Waksr, sal ecodsoni eecrearyMrs Lula Hendey
ass Trewbridne
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. ai-sTkTRD MRBTNGs-snd Pm
day. DECREE WORK lh Friday. WORTHY haton-hrA
Dora WiIlems ems ST. Antoine, IT, ll4so worthy Patron
Mr. HeYwood Can't o70e Hartford Ty. f7bssi secreary
MS Helen n. Can't g7os Hartford, Ty. L7st&
LOVE STAR CHAPTER NO. ss-sTATED MEETINGS Let
Thursday DECREE WORN srd Thursday. worthy Maron
Mrs Abbe Thomas. $3.50 KeBtuetyi WORTHY Patron
Mr. Richard White So Rrskins, Apt ses secretaFy-Nee
wilson, sos3i wyoming Fsrndsie
~. kGkEs CHAPTER NO. fs-sTATKD WEIIN6S-1nd Wed.
nssdny DEGBEK WORK fih WcdBestsy. Worthy hatron-
Mrk Bsarcs Fitming ass Betwood, IT, eeb5sl WORTHY
Pntron-Mr. Walter naenrsr, S1tS coh la 1851, Sec
retary-Mrl Roberta Kelson, sfs7 Brush, ~. i.l1sa
CAPST0NB CHARTER NJ. 9p-STATED MEETINGS md
Thursday DEGREB WORK 9th Thursday. WORTHY 6atrob
Mrs. Rose Bloupt aIf Mslstt ~ ssss WORTHY Patron
Mr. Deek stresd ssos 81 inbln sscrst.rJhrt ResaeIa
NaiihsvA sesf T. Fort ~ e1ek
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W. T. Patrick. Sr.. Atty
1904 81 Anfolno

STATE or MICHIGAN in tho
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayre in Chancery.
HENRY B SPARKS Plaintiff
rs SADIE NAE SPARKS, De
fendant
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W. lVNslfb
ORDER or PUBLICATION

AZ a session Of said Court held
IN thf cry az Detroit Wayne Coun-
is Michigan on Oct l3 ls44
Present. Hen SHERMAN d.
CALENDER. Circuit Judge
i appearing 10 this Honorable
Court from affidavit on flc that
Arthur Walker defendant herein
y nor resident Of The cry OF
Detroit County az Wayne. and
STATE o. Michigan but resides a.
zoos South Dearborn Street Chica-
go. Illinois
on Motion Of CHARLES r Der
IN Attorney for the Plaintiff
1T u ORDERED that the de-
teraant- Arthur Walker. enter his
appearance in said cause on or be-
iere three GA months from the
cate OK this order or said Bill of
Complain viii be taken as con-
Tossed aSairs' him and fha. the
saia order he published The De-
'fof iib4He 9 new spaper pY.nfed
p1A4sDfe and circulating n said
eHn'S anc copy Of ths same De-
SOM tothf last-knoun post ONCE
address g me deiendan; by regis
scrtd rafl
SHERMAN p CALENDER.
Circuit Judge
rs Trgo Cow
gASPAR J t.lNcENAN. Clerk.
ry Dan w0JCIK.
Deputy Clerk ll-4-io.is
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Arthur ". Rhodes. ai,ors.,
co. r. Tdam> a..

STATE or MlCHluA, -.
Circuit Court for The CON-, ~.
Wayne in Chanccry. q
NARY RAGLAND. Plants
WILLIAM X. RACLANn -, =
dant. 'l'
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Cha~. y. Berry, Attorney
1905 Broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN sn the
Clresi Cogy, fcr me County ot
Warre n th8ncery
DELLA WILLIAMS PlaintiG.
VS. CHESTER WILLIAMS Deier-
tavt
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No. ss, sl6
nRnTR OF PTRIIl WON

A; So on az said court nelc
Il me County Building ar Detroit
Nicnigan on Oc, "a 1874
Present The Hon GEORGE
= MURPHY Circuit Judge
7, satisfactorily apnearirg ~
affidavit stsched hereto thar y
cannot he ascertAIned IN what
state or country The defendant
row resides and his present
whereabouts IS unknown end
tnai his last known address IL
soe7 Peautien Avenue. Detroit
Michigan
or MORTON or EDWARD 81
Turner attorney FOR Plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED that The de-
sendart. WESLEY ALFRED APP
resr ard answer the BIN q COM
paint fled In mis- cause within
three o. months from the date
~ this Order Or The ssid h.ll
vll Be taken as confessed and
ihs' copy * ihis order be pub
lished IA ne Detroit Tribune and
served according 20 law
GEORGE p MURPHY
Circuit Judge
"a True Copvl
cAspAR LINCEMAN, clerk
~ DAN woJCIK,
Deputy clerk ll-li-l2-25
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Chas. Il. Berry. Attorney
1905 Broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne IN ChanceTy.
fERLETAA WALKER. Plaintiff
vs. ARTHUR WALKER. Defendant
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ORDER Of PTBIICATI0N

AZ session Of SAID Court. held
A. the Court House IN the Wayne
Coar'y Building. In the CRY Of
peuof County Of Wayne and
S;ate ( Michigan on fhe twenty
daf 81 0Cohcf a n 1874
Present The Hon GEORGE 3.
MURPHY Circuit Judge
l. appearing nv AFFIDAVIT attach
co hsre'e thai me Defendant OF
lie Fleming IS no, resident "
tte state cf M.chigar aud that
her sst known address was a.
Mich San ayenle. Toicdo County
g Lucas and state az OHIO
oN MOTION or AL0NZo p.
PETTlF0RD Attorney for the
Piari41 Jimmie Fleming
III rs ORDERED tAa' the said
Defendant Ollie Fleming. enter
her appearance N tbs cause on
or hesore ihiee months from the
tfte mis- order Of that the slid
Fi' q Complaint he 'aker as con.
fsssed ard Thar The said oefer he
ssrfea ard published ais required
GEORGE 3 MURPHY.
Circp.; Judge.
ASHER J LINGEMAN. Clers
IA Trns Copy
BY DAN W0JCIK.
deputy C.f9x ll-ll-l2-23
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Charles n. Berry. Attorney
llns HrnadMaT

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne In Chancery
ROBERT l.. MICKLE. Plaintiff.
vs.. ROSE MICKLE. Defendant.
M 49, osAN
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Alonzo u. Pcttiford. Attorney
la0s RrnadMay

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Cirtlli COURT for The County OF
Wayne IN 'Chancery
JIMMIE FLEMING. Plaintiff
VS.. OLLIE FLEMING. Defendant.
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launch vast expansion program thaf may
cost up TO Si2o,O0o.O0o, 4 the necessary m
vestnenf funds can be secured. That program
calls Tor building ne~ central Offices. enlarg-
ing present Offices, and installing n<w cables
and central Office equipment.
All Of rhat waI take tme Even after the
var, may b more than a year before all
ORDERS ar, filed. However. jon con BE- sire
your Telephone will b. installed in rs proper
order, just as quickly as possible.
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Alon1o y. Pettlford. Attorney
1905 Broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
circDit Courf fof he County OF
Wayne in Chsncery
BERNTCE JOHNSON. Plaintiff
vs. GENE JOHNSON. Defendant
No. 3ss053
ORDER or PUBLIC ALTON
a, session n said Court held
a. the Cour' House In the Wayne
County Bsi'cinT 10 The City OF De-
troi' County o. Wayne and state
~ Michigan on the twentieth day
q Oe'oher AID. 1914
Present The Hon GEORGE 3
MURPHY Circuit JldRe
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Edward ". Turner. Atty.
300 Reauhien

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
r,ecli, colf' for the County Of
va re Ia G1ancery
MARY ALFRED Plaintiff vs..
WESLEY ALFRED Defendant
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W. 7. Patrick. sr- At,ornsy

~ - hdifiths -i- Att"thfy
1904 ~. Antoine ~.
STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
EDNA HODGES Plaintiff. VS.
THURMOND HODGES. Defendant
No. 36s.24s
ORDER TO APPEAR.
Az a session OF me above entitled
Court held in tho County Building
10 the City OF Detroit. County Of
Wayne. and State OF Michigan. this
gath day OF October AID 1874
Present. Honorable GEORGE p.
MURPHY. Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof appearing by
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TIME fcrrf
AsrAR 7 IINcEMAN Clerk.
py Dan woiClk
rste,, cIerx ll-iS-i 1890 1914
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cASPA J LINGENAN Cfrs
Py DAN wOJCIK
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-01
HOME FRONT FORECAST Spice Trade GlObe-trOtterS Find New Sources of Supply

tard seed. Now western states are more than making up for lost for- eign supplies. Nutmeg, mace, and ginger which formerly came across the world now come via the short West Indian run. Thyme, sage. and herbs came from the Mediterranean area. Wartime de- velopments have increased Mex ican and South American crops to take care of this countryis de- Illands.
 Experts predict that chili will continue its wartime boom after the war. Thousands of army trainees are picking up the taste for this product of Mexican sage in Southwest training camps.
 ODDS AND ENDS
 Nothing much can be done now about regulating the cost of pen- icilIin at civilian hospitals. The drug is so new that costs of mak- ing 1t vary widely. but Ofiice Of Price Administration announces that civilian costs are expected to come down closer to the low prices paid by U. 8. government for its supplies Your cleaning service may be less hard-up for supplies in the next few months. Some types of solvents are being given out in greater quantities as military demands decline.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-01
WE, THE WOMEN
Girls in Khaki Win Dates With Admiring C. I. JOeS

oht
 They didn't like the Idea Of their wonlenfolk going Into service, War was . mans bnsness, even tf t took 2 lot longer to conclude without the help Of the girls in uniform, Besides. they told the girls in confidence, they'd get the cold shoulder from the fellows They wouldn't have any fun at all.
 GOOD SOLDIERS
 Recruiting took q nose dive, but, we can thank our lucky stars. there weFe enough strong minded giTis wh0 didn't care whether they were dated or not. That wasn't the reason they were giving np good Jobs. . c0Hls foftable home and their freedom 10 come and go as they pleased.
 They made their own fun, and they hldea their time. And now they've proved to everyone from the Generals on down that they aFe good soldiers.
 And e. I. Joe. It seems, has aeen the light too.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-01
CLUB NOTES
Mrs. Spears
 Guest AtShOzCeY

Three tables of bridge were in play at a shower given in honor of Mrs. Morton E. Spears, the former Dorothy Hess, at the Waterbury Wo- mems club Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Charles Heaven of Prospect street, was hostess.
 Those attending included Mrs. O F. Bloom. Mrs. Clarence Bartlett Mrs. Douglas Heaven, Jr., Mrs. Ed ward Kirschbauun, Mrs. Berkley Lopez, Mrs. Joseph Kelly, Mrs. Har- old Wilson, Mrs. Croft Curtis, Mrs William Hermann, Mrs. Charles Slator, Mrs. Ralph Paine, Mrs. Fred Mercer, Mrs. Alan Fairbank, Mrs, Walter Bronson, Mrs. Walter Bald- win, Mrs. Harry Bartlett, Mrs Frank E. Hess, Misses Anne Kirsch- baum, Dorothy Gross, Jane Worden and Clare Jean Bartlett.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-01

if you can find a way to make five diamonds. I will tell you that East will not cover the queen of clubs with the king.
 Here is the solution. You must not win the opening spade lead. West will continue with the queen of spades, which you trump with the ten of diamonds. Cash the ace of diamonds, then lead the deuce, winning in dummy with the nine. Lead the queen of clubs, East will not cover, and you take the finesse. Now play the ace of spades and discard the ace of clubs. Lead the jack of clubs, and no matter what East does. you will be able to dis card two hearts on two good clubs If he covers, you can get back into dummy with the four of diamonds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-01
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
Bride Elect
 ShOzCer GxeSt

Mrs. Agnes Madore. Mrs. Ray.- mond Graves and Miss Evelyn Graves were hostesses at . shower Thursday night at the Diamond res- taurant in honor of Miss Cecile Langdeau, who will be married July 6 to Chester Graves.
 Among those attending were AArS. Edorina Gerard, Mrs. Rosalie Fec han, Mrs. Margaret Stanton, Mrs, Pearl Graves, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Ras- ouale Albini, Mrs. Mildred PolcA, Mrs. L. M. Floyd, Mrs. Eugenia Ca- ravis, Mrs. Francis Devereaux, Mrs. Irene Barbieri, Mrs. Annie 6reWgs ter, Mrs. Frank Kiessling, Mrs. J. E. Clark, Mrs. Anthony Halving, Mrs. Marie Burgoine, Mrs. Evelyn Elliott, Mrs. Marie Lecours, Mrs. Dorothy Mccarthy, Mrs. Albert Pol- ci, Mrs. Mary Houle, Mrs. Ida Caf- frey, Mrs. Helen Graves, Mrs. Irene McNEahon, Mrs. A. Dupont, Mrs. H. J. Garrity, Mrs. Tillie Lerz, Mrs. Omer L'Heureux, Mrs. O'Toole, Mrs. Rosanna Barbieri, Mrs. Lena Presy- ma, Mrs. Cecilia Connolly, Mrs. Fred Rochon, Mrs. J. Brophy, Mrs. Fred Brewster, Mrs. Warren Floyd, Mrs. Ava Ryerson, Mrs. Herbert Ryerson, Mrs. Angeline Polci, Mrs. Francis Mulville, Mrs. Catherine Griffin, Mrs. Bertha Gaug and Mrs. Sylvia DeSantis.
 Also Misses Chesia Kosinski, Vics toria Albini, Charlotte Graves, Ger trude Adams, Evelyn Floyd, Dor- othy Albert, Eileen Barbieri, Nora O'Conncr, Bernadette Madore, Mai- sic Callahan, Charlotte Neiser, Ja- nice Madore, Shirley Madore, Dor othy Corcinelli, Catherine Rochon, Mary Cairnes, Jean Brophy. Lillian Rosa, Jean Bottachiari, Dorothy Meyers, Anna De Santis and Louise DeSantis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-01

The sort Of dress in which . wo- man always feels at her best-a pretty flower or shad0W-splashed print with . dark ground and just enough pink, DlagnetR, pale blue 0F yellow design tn t to bighltght 1t, tf you choose pink on a navy ground, do wear pale pink cotton gloves, . e0rsage Of small artificial apple blossoms or sweetheart roses, . peg- feet plain navy straw cagtwheel hat
 Pattern No. e6se is in sizes g, 2l, 36. 3e. %. s2. 4s and S6. Size 3t, short sleeves, requires 2 3-S yards Of ae-inch material.
 For thls attractive pattern, send IS cents, plus 1 cent for postage, % coins, with yOiiF name, address, pat. tern number and sire to Waterbury Democrat, T0dayis Pattern Service, iib0 Sixth avenue. hew York ie. V. r.
 The smart new Issue Of the inld- summer style book FASHION - hes s2 pages of coolslocking, crisp new GportWenr and summer day fFocin and accoasDrlee. Order your eepy nos. Price 90 cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-01
SOCIETY
Weddings
O,BRIEN-FEANAGAN

Miss Lillian M. Flanagan, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Edward M. Flanagan of Montgomery street, be- came the bride of John J. OBrien, son of Mrs. Margaret O'Brien and the late Myles O'Brien of Winsted. this morning at o'clock at the Blessed Sacrament church. A double ring ceremony was performed fol- lowed by a nuptlal high Mass cele- brated by Rev. Edward l.. Mor- rison. Clusters of cut flowers decor- ated the church and appropriate music was rendered by the Blessed Sacrament church choir with Miss Jane Barrett as organist.
 The bride was gowned in white velveray satin styled with sweet heart neckline, long sleeves, fitted bodice and a long train. Her finger tip veil was arranged from a Juliet cap trimmed with orange blossoms and she carried a bouquet of white roses and baby's breath. She had as her matron of honor, her sister, Mrs Laurence Nadeau, and Peter M O'Brien of Torrington, brother oi the bridegroom, was best man.
 Mrs. Nadeau was attired in an aqua gown of -de.soit over taffeta with sweetheart neck. line and a full skirt. She wore an aqua tiara and carried a bouquet oi pink roses.
 An old blue sheer dress with white accessories and @ corsage of gar. denias was worn by the brides mother while the mother of the bridegroom chose a printed jersey dress with white accessories and 6 corsage of gardenias. A wedding breakfast for the immediate fami. lies was held at the Watertowr Community hall followed by a re. ception at the home of the brides parents with friends and relatives from Albany, Boston, New York Torrington, Winsted and Bridgeport In attendance.
 When the couple left for a wed- ding trip to New York and Atlantic City, the bride was wearing a white suit with white accessories and g corsage of red roses. Upon their re. turn they will reside at 79 Mont. gomery street. A graduate of Wilby High school, she is associated with the Printing Department of the American Brass Company. MT O'Brien attended Torrington schools and is also connected with the American Brass Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-01
Out-of-T0uUn
 Recital Today

The second annual dance recital by the pupils of Regina Leonard's Bethlehem dancing classes will be held today at Bethlehem Memorial hall.
 Those who will take part are Shir- ley and Helen Box, Dolores Dauch, Florence Everett, Lucy Jacobs, Shir- ley Narciso, Betty Barton, Susie Hart. Dorothy Hatch, Helen Mass, Caroline Nelson, Mary Ann Saccio, Fred Bronson, John Morrison, Sal- ly Schwabacher, Faye Bohn, Audrey Bergensten, Jean Computzzi. Judy Cronk, Grace Debise, Louise Martel, Carolyn Hunt, Shirley Osborne, Lu- cille Woodward, Nannette Harreld, Cheryl Klimpke, and Betty Narciso.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-01
BATTERY q CHAPTER
 AT VICTORY HOUSE

Victory House today will be man. ned by relatives of Battery G, 208th c. A. Association members of who have been engaging the Japs in New Guinea and the East Indies. The regiment now holds the Distin- guished Unit citation for gallantry of action in the Papuan campaign.
 Mothers, wives and sweethearts of these men will sell bonds today as a home-front symbols of what these men are giving for their country.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-01
BY GAYNOR MADDOX x NEA Staff Writer

Try these good main dishes that use leftovers deliciously.
 Peppers Stuffed With Rice and
 and Leftover Meat
 Six medium-size green peppers, 2 cups cooked, ground leftover meat, 1 large-size onion, ground with meat, 1-2 cups coked leftover rice, 1-2 cup leftover gravy, 1 tablespoon tomato sauce. 1 1-2 teaspoons salt.
 Gut off thin slice from stem end of pepper. Remove seeds, wash thoroughly. Parboil for 3 minutes in broiling salted water. Drain. Stuff peppers with seasoned rice, meat and gravy mixture, using a spoon to pack filling in firmly. Place peppers in casserole. Cover. Bake 25-30 minutes at $50 degrees F. Or, place pepared peppers in saucepan. Add IA cup water. Place on sur- face unit on high heat. Bring to steam then reduce to simmer. Con. tinue cooking about 25 minutes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-01
Social Notes

Miss Eve P. Cancellara, of Howard street, was the guest of Leonard Nordozza, medical student at the University of Maryland, at a ball given by the Psi Omega fraternity recently at the Lord Baltimore hotel.
 Mrs. Edmund Fleming, Madison street, and Mrs. Warren Wentworth, River street, have returned from Q visit with their husbands, Pvt. Fleming and Pvt. Wentworth, at Camp Van Doran, Mississippi.
 Miss Louise Lord, River street, has returned to her home from Chicago, H., where she completed course in radio, sound and television at DeForest Training, Inc. Miss Lord, who is now a radio technician and holder of a restricted telephone M- cense, is the daughter of Mrs. Anna Lord.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-01

Mary Beard If placed or the floor 1t will keep the air moy- ing and bring some relief without the danger of causing stif mus cles. In extremely hot weather the temperature of the room can be re- duced somewhat by arranging an electric fan so that it will blow across 8 pan of ice,
 COOLING DEVICES
 Another device that is some times helpful Is to tack pieces of muslin across the lower half Of the window frames, and keep these sprayed with water, so that the incoming air is cooled some. what before it reaches the pa. tent. The fewer pillows used, the more comfortable the pa, tient gjll be, If possible, dis, card the feather pillows ip hot weather and use cotton or kopak pillows.
 Rubber sheets should be ayoid- ed in hot weather, If tie bed must be protected, a few layers Of newspapers gtll answer the purpose and be much cooler
 Cool sponge baths without soap, and frequent alcohol TubS are very refreshing and may be given as often as desired, When a eOmS plete bath is not possible, tt b helpful to sponge the face, neck and chest, as sell as the inner surface of the arms where the arteries and veins are close t0 the skin surface,
 # the patient is able to help himself. a pan Of cold water may be placed on a table beside the bed co that he can dlp bis hand6 ln if. or keep c cold cloth On the head e throat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-01
Beauties Hints
 Dry Base, Light Powder Solves
 Shiny Complexion
By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

If face-mopping weather menaces your makeup or keeps you busy battling a shine. try switching to more -proof cosmetics that will let you relax.
 The way the always faultlessly made-up Vera Deane, who sings on the Fred Allen show, copes with this problem is to switch from a cream powder base to a non-oily type of foundation and from a lightweight to a heavy powder.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-01
,.;Sese:!:ak..@ ,.;See!ak@ NJx>S@"@@~~

THE SITUATION: You are leav- ing after 8 luncheon at which two or three women were hostesses.
 WRONG WAY: Tell one Of the hostesses that you enjoyed the lun- cheon.
 RIGHT WAY: Make a point of saying goodbye to both or all three of the hostesses, telling each one that you enjoyed the party.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-01
NOLAN-GRADY

The wedding of Miss Catherine Mary Grady, of Prospect street, daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. James A. Grady, and John Joseph Nolan, Vermont street, son of the late MT. and Mrs. Thomas Nolan, took place this morning at 8 o'clock at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Rev. Francis M. O'Shea performed the ceremony.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-01

ments from enemy-held territories. Many new sources have turned out so well they are likely to be kept up after supplies from old sources get going thls way again,
 Pepper came mostly from Java, sumatva, and FormOsa, but tt now comes here from the West Indies, Holland and Austria used to sup ply most of this c0untry's mus