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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20
STRAND

There were seven directors on the set of Samuel Goldwn'S Dead End" which brings Sylvia Sidney, Joel McCrea and Humphrey Bogart to the Strand Theater this week.
 One was William Wyler.
 MT. Wyler's associate directors were young fellows. The oldest, Leo Gorcey, is just over twenty. Billy Halop, Huntz Hall, Bobby Jordan, Gabriel Dell and Bernard Punsley are all younger. They never saw a film studio before, but that didn't matter. Weren't they in the New York production of the Sidney Kingsley stage play? Weren't they born in New York?
 When Mir. Goldwyn brought the boys to Hollywood, he expected them to act, not direct. The direction part was their own idea.
 The dialogue in Lillian Hellman's script is a good deal different from MT. Kingsley's. The boys didn't un- derstand that you can say things on the stage than you can't say on the screen.
 The companion feature is Kid From Spain" featuring Eddie Can tor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20
} MeKENNEY ON BRIDGE ....

Service, played a few rubbers of bridge at my apartment recently. Fred loves to bid. Once in while he gets too high, but not on today's hand! Everything worked, and Fred had the last laugh.
 He ruffed the opening diamond lead, then led a club and the finesse held. A low spade was led from dummy and the singleton king dropped from the East hand. One more raound of trumpS brought the good news that each opponent had started with two This trick was won in dummy, and now four rounds of spades were played, on which Fred discarded dummy's two hearts. The ace of hearts was cashed and the two losing hearts ruffed in dummy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20

Local boy makes good: Lionel Hampton, once 8 soda jerker on Los Angeles Central Avenue, col lected $14,O00 for 8 weeks work at the Golden Gate Theater in San Francisco.
 Col. Paul Mantz, the movies air plane expert, will do all the trick flying in the Eddie Rickenbacker film biography Hats In the Ring"
 
 For 8 radio show the other night orchestra leader Bobby Armbruster needed the musical score from the Marine film "Tarawa.' He wired Washington. They suggested he
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20

MERS. EDNA BLUE. social work Nx CT, and Miss Kate Smith. radio star, have been hoIlored by the Foster Parents Plan for War Chil. dren in Great Britain by having ehildren's colonies named for them. The top illustration shows Miss Smith and the colony named for her, while the lower photos are of Mrs. Blue and the Edna Blue colony.
 The Plan operates A children's projects in England and Malta and cares for Polish, French, Czech, Dutch, Belgian, Austrian, Maltese, British, Spanish, Hungarian, Nor wegian, Danish and German chil- dren.
 American headquarters of the Plan are at 55 West 42nd Street; New York City. Foster Parents pay fifteen dollars a month for the care of the child in these projects over- seas.
 Mrs. Blue has helped care for mora than 10000 children of all nationaIities during the past eight years as executive chairman of the Foster Parents Plan and Miss Smith
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20

ducer, and Gregory Ratoff, director of 2Oth Century -Fox's Technicolor musical Irish Eyes Are Smiling" were visited on the set by William Perlberg and Irving Starr, who are themselves important producers on the lot.
 The huddle, it developed. con- cerned Haynes and Miuss Haver. Both Perlberg and Starr have big musicals coming up and were put ting in their bid for the lots most exciting duo.
 Can three producers and bulls eye direct wrong?
 Around the 2Oth Century-Fox lot people don't think so. That's why they're all sure that a pair of new celestial bodies have Swum into the stellar Armament. That's why they are excited.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20

NEW all-weather peat will dry powder puff in storm and Burn up looking smart if the shines.
 Backing important role-ab bring it in recently de-
 
 applied cotton linen silk mixtures other ardex treatment which applied fabric after the garment made The latter finish off but it is easily aunr and dry cleaners
 designers to
 both rancoa and rain ststs jacket and skirt bolts color fabric shelves.
 content the coats put rainbow in combining three in the dressmaker type left aneated abardne Back sleeves rust between gold
 beaubut lot of style to the right of aridex- reated blended fabric in flock of other Mower bright fair weather friend
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20

 linformation they want on labels of such things as foods and textiles.
 And they must know why they want Ikhat information. Women should ex-
 an1ine labels carefully and show in- Iterest in labelling at every opportun- Iety. the Council suggests.
 | Whats more, shoppers are ad- Avised to ask for specific informa- Etion from salespeople, or ask depart lment heads in stores to give data that will help them buy wisely. And women are asked to write ito department store presidents
 telling them that they want in-
 formative labels on merchandise.
 Next time you find an especially helpful label, the Council asks, let
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20

Tender, 6avorful homemade baked beans is a low point, war-wise main dish welcome on any table at any time And equally welcome are tangy, fresh cranberfies made into raw or cooked relish and served to compliment the beans. Spicy Cranberry Sauce, Cran- berry Pear Ginger Sauce and Gran berry Vita Relish are all in order with this popular dish. Try them one at . time. or, if you are feeling lavish, try them all at once i; either way there VIII bo none left over.
 Cranberry Fruit Sauce
 cups sugar
 1k cups water A |
 4 cups fresh cranberrieg
 2 peeled apples, sliced thM
 2-inch stick cinnamon
 Grated rind 1 orange
 Grated rind 1 lemon
 Combine sugar and water. bring to boiling point and add remaining in- gredients. Cook slowly, without stir ring, until cranberry skins pop open and apple slices are clear - 10 to 15 minutes. Cool sauce in cooking dish. Males 1 quart sauce.
 Cranberry Pear Ginger Sauce
 cups sugar
 cups water
 Root ginger
 2 winter pears, peeled and diced
 1 cups fresh cranberries
 Grated rind lemon
 Boil sugar, water and small piece of ginger root together minutes. Re move ginger. Add diced pears; cook gently for minutes. Add cranberries and continue cooking without stirring until all the skins pop open. Cool in sauce pan. Just before serving sprinkle with grated lemon peel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20
BEAUTIES HINTS Do NeedlewOrk To Cure FidgitS
BY ALICIA HART NA Staff Writer

Hands busy at needlework-and you see a lot of them plying or clicking needles today even in pulp lie places-haven't time to gossip about their owners unquiet nerves.
 Hands lying idly in laps are apt to tell tales of wartime jitters. So do wound-up hands. or fingers that beat tattoo on furniture, or fingers that run ceaseleSsly up and down a string of beads or fuss with clothes or hair.
 To keep hands quiet sometimes calls for lesson in poise, but the self f-confidence and power gained are worth 1t. If you can't discipline yours into a nice repose, grab up some needlework and let your busy hands work of the jitters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20
THE WOMEN-- Just Read Labels If You Want To Stretch Dollars
WE, THE WOMEN
top executives in the stores know
 4N

top executives in the stores know you appreciate it.
 LEARN BUYING SCIENCE
 So many women have been inclin- ed in the past to buy fancy pack ages instead of quality merchandise that it's 8 helpful sign to note that someone is trying to educate shop pers. And so many otherwise sem sible women fall for penny-snatch- ing premiums instead of insisting o1 full values.
 Women will find retailers quick to sense their demands for full ir1- formation about products, if they make it clear that they want to learn the science of buying.
 Copyright, 1914, NEA Service, Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20
&gM Mnl @8I RNtckenNA Onions Are a ThanksgiyingDish
BY GAYNOR MADDOX
 NEA Staff Writer

BY GAYNOR MADDOX
 NEA Staff Writer
 Onions, creamed, with butter or any good way, are traditional dish at Thanksgiving. And there's 8 large crop ready for your eating.
 Glazed Onions
 (Serves 6)
 One and one-half pounds small white onions, 2 tablespoons butter or fortified margarine, Ia cup wa ter, tablespoon sugar, salt and pepper, tablespoon flour.
 Wash and peel onions. Melt mar garine in frying pan, add onions, and 8 mixture of water and sugar. Season with salt and pepper, and simmer gently IS minutes or untff tender. Add a paste of flour and 2 additional tablespoons water, mix ing well. Cover and bake in mod erately hot oven (375 degres F) for 20 minutes.
 Stuffed Onions
 (Serves 6)
 Six large onions, cup chopped celery, 1-3 cup chopped nuts, wa tercress, 1-2 teaspoon salt, 1-4 cup grated cheese, 1-2 cup cooked rice or bread crumbs, 2 tablespoons for tified margarine or butter, melted, red and green pepper slices.
 Parboil onions 20 minutes; re- move small portion from center; fill with 8 mixture of celery, nuts, salt, cheese, rice and margarine. Place in baking pan, top with a little extra cheese and bake in mod crate oven (350 degres F) for 15 minutes. Garnish with watercreSs and pepper slices.
 From Ellen Oliver, native Vir- ginian, comes this easy suggestion: Wash medium onions all of same size. Place in baking dish. Spread with brown sugar and butter or margarine. Cover tightly: bake slowly until tender. Size of your family determines number of onions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20

2 apples, peeled and quartsreS ss lemon, Quartered
 carrots peeled
 # cup diced celery
 1A cups sugar
 4 teaspoon salt -----------S Put cranberries, apples, lemon and carrots through food chopper. Com- bine with celery, sugar, salt, and blend Chin to serve. Makes 1H quarts reltsh. / Spicy Cranberry Sauce cups water
 1 piece stick cinnamO1
 4 teaspoon whole cloves
 Juice of 1z lemon
 cups fresh cranberrfe0
 cups sugar
 Combine water, spices and lemon juice and bring to boil. Add cram berries, cook until all the skins pop open. Strain, add sugar and blend Cook rapidly for 2-3 minutes. Cool before serving. Makes quart y
 Quick Cranberry Tricks To
 "Perk-Up" Rationed MeaIs 1. The spiciness of ginger t6S suaveness of pear =. Cranberry Pear Ginger Sauce just right with tiny, link sausages and corn pudding. 2. Cottage cheese and Cranberry Vita Relish make . refreshing salad serve with cold meat and cheese platter pass extra Relish. [ 3. Quick shortcake treat meke hiscuits split and butter while hot cover with plenty of Cranberry Fruit Sauce Serve warm with extra !, sauce.
 {. Extra quick extra good pour hot Cranberry Pear Ginger Sauce in shallow pan pat over rich btscaNt I dough bake until crusty brown s-Sl serve in squares with thin cream. ~a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20
POLI'S

A new Janet Gaynor- Charles Far rell team, no leSS!-June Haver and Haynes. They're currently starred in Damon Runyon's Irish Eyes Are Smiling" which is now play ing at the Loew Poli theater.
 There had been intimationS that these two had it''-that mingling of talent, sincerity and magnetism that enables a personality to project itself from the screen into the hearts of the fans.
 The little Haver girl, not yet IS, showed plenty in her first major opportunity, Home in Indiana"
 Haynes had his first big screen chance in -Four Jills in Jeep."
 Recently Damon Runyon, a pro
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20

Bill Bendix is taking typing les- sons for his role as an Army ser- geant in "A Bell for Adano" at 20th Century-Fox. The hurley Ben- dix pounded the keys so hard he almost wrecked the machine. The repair man gave him 8 fishy eye and said: "Typewriters are scarcer than actors these days"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20

AwifO determines her f 8 m 1 l y's Btandard of liv-
 ing by her wis
 dom as 8 pur- chasing a g c n t, the c o u n c 1 l suggests 8 sim pie W 8 y to stretch the dol- lar in the aver- age ? a y enve-
 aope.
 c O n s u m c rS
 are urged to in- | sist on inform mtive labels and A. -11a .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20
Current Rationing Regulations
MEATS AND BUTTER

stamps through w. worth 10 points, valid indefinitely PROCESSED FOODS through 8" A5 through W5 in Book w. pach points, valid indefinitely Blue tokens longer valid
 si and 3 in Book " each valid ndei nnitely for five pounds of sugar
 Sugar No % Book " will be valid for five 1945 for win granted addition application 70 the local ration board. Aiplane stamps are ,ndeEntey for pair shoes.
 GASOLINE Number 1S A books valid gallons
 D- CA B-6 coupons gallons
  NeEior four period Faa August according EFA Eercd coupons o tho 1o44-as valid
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20
ToMORROW,s MENU

BREAKFAST: Grapef r u it, ready to eat cereal, crisp ba- con, coffee cake, butter or for- tified margarine, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Toasted peanut butter and chilli sauce sand wiches, ham sandwiches, raw carrot sticks, apple sauce, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Swiss steak with vegetable gravy, boiled pota- toes, buttered onions, cabbage salad, enriched bread, butter or fortified margarine, hot ginger bread, lemon sauce, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20

For the discovery of new stars is the moSt exciting thing that can happen to Hollywood.
 The co-hit on this exciting pro- gram is Tn the Meantime Darling" with Jeanne Grain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20
BY RUTH MILLETT

An effort is being made by the National Consumer Retailer Coun- eil to put the average shoppers buy Ang on scientific basis.
 Pointing out that the house.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20

Every Dog Has His Day Dept: "Daisy'S" five puppies on the Leave It to Blondie" set at Co., 1umbia all have Stand-ins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20

has helped children in this country through her program.
 Foster Parents include MrA Eleanor Roosevelt, Rep. Claire Boothe, Luce, Kay Kyser, Bobby Hockey. Miss Kate Smith, Fred Allen, Jack Benny, Cornelia Otis Skinner, Tallulah Bankhead, Molly Picon, Helen Hayes and Clifton Fadiman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-20
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY Americas sCard Authority

Fred H. Kury of Cleveland, well known to newspapermen around the country as sales manager for NEA
Evening star., 1944-07-06
| Man Arrested
In Assault Fined
1H Hours Later

Legal machinery moved swiftly to-
day in the case of Benjamin In
abinett, 20, colored, of 81 Pierce
street NV, who was arrested at 10
am. on an assault charge and at
1880 am was ordered by Judge
Ellen K. Ready in Municipal Court
to pay $3.50 fine or spend six
months in Jail.
Policeman c. A. Scott of the fifth
precinct said he arrested Inabinett
in the 400 block of E street S.E.
after q nude colored woman, Lois
Butler, Is. of, 125 Pierce court NV,
rushed up to him. begging for pro-
lection from the man. The woman
said Inabinett had struck her with
q hoe and threatened to kill her with
knife because she refused to cash
q $160 Government allotment check
and give him the money.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
Polio Cases Normal
In Most Of Nation
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
United States Public Health Serv-
ice officials reported yesterday that
except in parts of North Carolina
and Kentucky the country has had
only about the normal number of
cases of poliomyelitis dnfantile
paralysis thus far this year.
They said it is too early, however,
to make any forecasts about 1914.
Poliomyelitis always shows its
sharpest increase in hot weather.
Through June "a of last year there
were only 894 cases In the entire
country, but there was heavy In
cidence in June and July and the
years total reached 1929, the third
highest since statistics have been
kept. Peak year was 1916. when
there were 27,363 cases, with 1881
second with 1890.
Up to last June "a the 1914 total
stood at 822. Currently, the disease
is at near-epidemic proportions in
a few scattered North Carolina
counties.
Carl v. Reynolds, North Carolina
State health officer. announced that
health officers from eight States will
meet at Raleigh Monday to make
a thorough study Of the three emer-
gency centers for treatment of polio.
to be set up at Hickory, Gastonia
and Charlotte.
PITTSBURGH, July 6 tPl,-Ex-
perimental use of penicillin in treat
ing two infantile paralysis victims
here is proving encouraging" ac-
cording to City Health Director I.
Hope Alexander.
Administered to a 27.year.old
Evening star., 1944-07-06

Fight inhation speed inva.
sion buy more bonds.
Evening star., 1944-07-06

Inventory clearance.
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Evening star., 1944-07-06

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Evening star., 1944-07-06

ton VIVID, Chicago. to Marshall
Field. Chicago publisher. was ap-
proved yesterday by the Federal
Communications Commission.
Mr.. Field will acquire control from
H. Leslie Atlass. Ralph L. Atlass and
Ralph Louis Atlass, buying 1875
shares Of the issued and outstanding
common stock. representing 52.5 per
cent. and 259la shares of the issued
and outstanding preferred stock,
2s.8 per cent, Of VIVID, Inc, licen-
see of the station.
The consideration viii be $500, 900.
Evening star., 1944-07-06

man and q a'20-year -old girl at Mu-
nicipal Hospital, the new drug has
resulted in marked improvement"
to the two, DR.. Alexander said. He
added. however, that the treatments
were entirely experimental"
Evening star., 1944-07-06

The court yesterday ordered the
Los Angeles Downtown Shopping
News Corp. and the Pasadena Inde-
pendent to pay unemployment in
surance contributions for their
newsboys.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
Court Rules Newsboys
Are Firms Employees
By the Associated Press.

by the ABS0ciAted Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 6.-1n two
separate opinions, the California
Supreme Court has ruled that news
boys are employees and not inde-
pendent contractors.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
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plus or minus an adjustment for any
increase or decrease In net worth
Of the corporation since January 81.
The station has 10000 watts power :.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
Sale Of Wild 10 Field
Is Approved by FEC

BY the Associated Press.
Transfer Of control Of Radio Sta.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
Jup-Americuns Gruduuto

SAN FRANCISCO, July 8 P.-
The War Relocation Authority said
today that 2.100 Japanese American
seniors were graduated from high
Evening star., 1944-07-06
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JOINED DeGAULLE

Another member of the group.
five Of whom were guests Of the
Wayne University French Club
last night. Sgt. George Delboulbe
said that all of them had escaped
the NaziS and joined DeGaulle in
North Africa.
Arriving i'm the United States in
October, 1913. the French soldiers
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weeks ago 10 continue ground
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There are 1000 Of uS In the
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Impressed with the production
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SILENT ON ESCAPE
Like Delboulbe. most of the men
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But Pvt. John Graveaud, D.
year-old former Bordeaux me-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
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Await D-Ddy

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Arms and ammunition are
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ground army waits only for
signal from invading troops To
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