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 l. College graduates who are studying for an advanced degree, or who are teaching or doing re- search work in the physical sci ence or engineering at an accred- tied college or university.
 ?. Undergraduates who have satisfactorily compelled three years college work toward a de- gree in the physical sciences or engineering, and who have served for two years on project direct ly connected with the war.
 OWMR Has Blanks
 Applications may be obtained from the Office of War Mobiliza- tion and Reconversion in Washing ton. This agency must certify to Selective Service that the applicants are essential to the national in terest in a civilian capacity" Lo- cal draft boards then will consider the application.
 Engineering fields included in this essential classification are civil, electrical and mechanical engineer ing. Physical sciences included are chemistry and bio-chemistry; phys ics and geo-physics mathematics, geology, agronomy, astronomy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01
NEWS OF MEN LN THE SERVICE
S/sGT. ROBERT J. MORRISEY

oIoOIs hUbEhA .. MUhhNoLI
 Robert J. Morrissey has been pro- noted to Staff Sergeant at Waka- yama, Japan. He is connected with the Finance Ohlce. Headquarters Company Kobe Base.
 Staff Sergeant MorrisSey is the husband of the former Helen Hur- ley, who resides at Sunnyside ave- nue, and the son of Mir and Mrs. John P. Morrissey, Park Terrace, Waterbury, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01

was ruSneQ lIl- to the line to relieve the vet CT a Il infantry had made the landings.
 Crossing the Meurthe River at Baccarat, the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01

UNDERGROUND RESERVOIR
 Istanbul, Turkey, has huge un- dergroHnd reservoir, which supplies water to 500 dwellings and 60 wells. columns support the roof of the reservoir.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01

Panama has established new ministry-that of Labor, Social Well fare and Public Health.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01

L. F. BEAULIEU, MMR 2/c
 Lawrence F. Beaulieu, MMR 2/c, 53 West Liberty Street, hos been discharged from the Navy at the U. s. Naval Personnel Separation Center, Lido Beach, Long Island, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01

A Cape Town. South Africa, chemical company now dlspensee peniclllin free to doctors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01
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Most honey sold in Cuba is now used to make turren, candy popu- lar at Christmas time.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
SUGARLESS RECIPES
Using Brer Robbit MoIosses
GINGERBREAD

W cup melted shortening ! teaspoon einno.
Va cups Brer Robbi, mon
Molosses ! teaspoon ginger
egg, beoten VI teaspoon cloves
2}2 cups sifted -four VI teaspoon .oIt
Va teaspoons sodo "a cup hot water
Combine shortening and molasses and
add egg. Stir until we'll blended. Mix
and sift dry ingredients and add al
ternately with the hot water. Bake
in well-greased 9x9x2 pan in a mod
crate oven (350' FL for IS minutes.
Yields 16 portions.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
LOUISIANA
RICE PUDDING

4 cups milk VI teaspoon einno.
VI cup Brer Robbit mon
Molosses VI teaspoon solt
Va cup woshed rice " cup roisfns
Mix we'll. Bake in slow oven OTIS
to 800 F.) 21a hours, stirring four
times (every fifteen minutes for first
hour and add one tablespoon butter
in fourth stirring Serves six.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-11

The news Of the greatest Importance
20 the people in Key West in The Citizen
yesterday is the likelihood that a way has
been found 20 have repaired the Roosevelt
boulevard on the south
The matter has been taken up with
De state Road Department on several oc-
rasions. but as that part Of the boulevard
IS not state road the department could
not repair H.
Now a movement has been started
bat. % Il proves successful. the entire
H,u'eyard viii become state road A.
% e-,nt ouly that part that runs along the
.Yrth shore l. now under the supervision
o.. The State Road Department. and. a.
reaorr 81 The Citizen are aware. work of
proving it has been almost completed.
Further Division street a. Whitehead
spd the latter roadway to the main en-
I.H,e 90 the courthouse yard have been
designated a. state roads and also will be
puj BOZ excellent condition
70 Is now suggested that an alternate
.'#d leading 90 and from the courthouse
come under control Of the state Road DE
.#ffwrgt This additional roadway would
.a down Whitehead street Ga Eaton. up
Eaton o. White. along White 10 Bertha
.-.eet end thence along the boulevard on
Ie .n.t q hore 90 a point opposite the hey
Ne-f Naval Hospital. where the proposed
roadway viii connect with the road now
IsT fhe supervision 81 thr department
4r,Irire from Information The Citizca
lvisgd. she outlook >cem~ 90 bee that
ga '..h shore ol The Boulevard viii br
paired sometime mex, wear
d.. a- hope the project viii prove 90
I'D. successful
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Orsteodo Him
bg PEGGY O'AlORE

pump company up % her peek
now Her own one thousand dol-
iars was going cot today. 10 ne
followed up by the Eve thousand
Gram had ioanea her over . Pc
ri0a8 ~ time and which waited I'D
a Nrw Yo1k hsnk.
She sat 40 sudoenly she'd have
% have Mark Sheridan's sigma
ture On. there was Evelyn.
lane fang for her tn come N
Hos. ahn aensandsd eage~y.
rs tir Saeridang"
Pretty dnpey," Evelyn an
gwcfel sobe " They are giving
h.m 40 g ihe hypos ~ can take.
The docioF SAYS its nose than the
rnIu.f. something has him w0T-
ricd
4 DON'T wondcr." Jane MS
th.nk ng last ~. have - sce
hIm before noon. and Ire afraa
io leave here she snapped
hC fingers and saEnCd 20 the tclr-
phone 4 frW moments later sne
ftlk ng 90 judge Morgan.
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please. as quickly as sou can"
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TIE WAY TO WORLD PEACE

The bomb that datteued Hiroshima.
according Geo Leslie 4. Areads. of Illinois.
considered small nrocraeker beside
soiaus already asselopsd.
A he inlnsensaly "a the ~ @1k "a de-
-ff.,lHa. released by the atomic dl~cpI-
.... eau lng considerable concern among
...iH.cr people throughout the world
predict that another war viii mean
complete ohIltvIat.ou ~ civilization
'...r- -as.,s~t that pre-,ut-da, armi,, and
go, oatmoded lu short Their, g..
.... confusion and great concern
S.. ..r. He method d. d,t,r~. has been
.d against fhr u-e %. at.m.. bombs
Warfare. The moral.-t- point out
..F sob. continue uutH DO. uafur, col
a improves and me p,--Iw.-t- .r.
F.t ..- ..| requr, ceutIrie, WITH
asns .h, virtues 80 the -u-caned
-r r..e. ". are Inclined % agree with
H Hm-ts u their observation a, 10
. WnI However thu dues not mean
here Is uu method at .af-ruardu.
~. t...4ed world against atom, bombing
I.. best defense. $50 readily admit
...0 4e toe putuI growth of human
tr, pa.H where Har would b..
&. th. past TINS being mpr.a-
. impossible. Dob b short -pa,, %.
I..d lau. .der other possible d'.
prevent HhuIs-a., destruction of
..u people. 81 a.r. Do .lu b. a,-
..I So believe. ts au adequate
q. world police aad profitable. dis
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4. =. Admits 1915
Attack On swizs

BFII.INZONA. s@itAef aa''sa' =
The government 0f ms esn's''''
Ticsno. announced 4 haa 80"
sdvised b the Swiss federal 20
htical department that the Annef-
tcan government has accetsso -, -
possibility for an ar s'tack an
~ taas. 90 Chase. On ~. 0~ias-
Italian frontier
AZ the time II me atia.A = - =
rrparted that four airpiasas~ -
unknown nationality naaea.i's..
.,,rr..s me swiss railroad station
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where cur side starts 6ghtng
what are you going % usc Pr
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toned roHDang baby banks & 5 "a
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FIRST NatlonaL that all b. ms
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she turned back % thc sgTem r.
I'm calling Mrs Stanton Na1 a.
sac has q couple 81 buildings 500 S
wiling to puf into hogk. o.. U-lto.
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and f1e foreman sass AIIfnE one
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Chalr. shook c.R3et lIan q
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and. receiving a nod, p.af q Hs
cap on IRE back 90 h.s head and
lighted Up
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ma 3.MimAAB. MNasttst - WHaN N
mess.e nnfwmaAnN asmhm -
.hnhllx lnfuxn& Hne MMH
rmnfnmni MsEeFmsmaFs $3.50 -
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Ia pay damages
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ON LANDS OF ASIA

BAL TTWORE Nearly a
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al. ..eIt rs aceuf b. 'nt 60 n S
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hrepuiv the government out ct bu~.-
noes. taes mot mean thar me government
I4.d loi prsnt sgh>igies and Gayors 90
na.e. . .oslt trIA.e> q. ACTIVITY vhsh
r..tItls profits.
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oar own prediction b, that the couu-
..II -uuu hv nNcrrun by statesmen
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LEGALS

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~Oh 10. Ms. stanton. IN ere
foundry waere Work "a IN New
YORK they we're wiillmm - sell
Their oyeteeih e. faike mnneY Zoe
any Kind q ruppsF Nuu eee. there
iust iwt rong - b. nv avail
able without . priority battle. ana
hfr. SAcrlaHn showed great Tore
eht WaatF
4 scr Why. 20. Mr. Siaaiun.
Z thounhf vou might - Wiling o.
loan t1a money What7 "A nefsonal
note. pefhapsr Whaf7 Right noH
wc must hatc ore housafld dol
lars ~ tao o clock ] bee jour
pardon
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tre n s.4f apIaCa sna sHe WunlrI 60
81 uud.r4 coula read her face-
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never some in for highway rn3-
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COO o'i 90 learn. I'm willing -
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

PANSIES in baskets, pansies
in sprays-but all pansies. En-
hroider them on your luncheon
and bridge curtains and
Scarfs.
PanSv colors blend well with
any color scheme. Pattern 625
has transfer patter' of y
motifs from 2i4X3 TO 4i2x11
inches
Send Is cents in coin for
every Laura Wheeler pattern.
Write name and address plainly.
Only Is cents more brings
you our new 1915 Needlecraft
Catalog 95 Illustrations
of designs for embroidery, toys,
knitting. crochet quilts, hand
craft free doll pattern
printed right IN catalog.
Send your order 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department.
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81.
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Valentine Party Menu
That's Easy to Prepare
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

serole Of au gratin potatoes or
macaroni and cheese; heat well
in the oven.
Spread the meat slices in a
shallow pan, cover with a Span
iSh sauce, and heat.
Broil the sliced meat, along
with fruit or vegetables, for an
attractive grill,
Dice the loaf and use in a
meat and vegetable casserole or
a pot-pie.
Cover the whole loaf with
glaze OF brown sugar and fruit
juice. stick with whole cloves.
and bake. This is nice for a
canned ham loaf.
Heat the whole loaf as il is.
and serve with a raisin or other
desired sauce.
Slice the loaf as desired and
use it in making a wide variety
of cold sandwiches, hot sand
wiches, and tasty snacks. For
this use alone, these canned
loaves are wonderful TO have
around.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Keep Smiling,
Avoid Wrinkles

THERE is one thing that
woman of 40 would like TO
know, and that is, how to avoid
wrinkles. The best prescription
perhaps is good health, love
Of life, a kindly and sunny
disposition.
Get busy with the massage
cream. Use freely after the
bedtime face washing. Start
the application at the collar
bones, so the neck will be in
cluded. Do upward sweeps with
flsttened fingers.
Do five finger exercises. all
over the facial area. Continue
until the flesh glows. While the
cream remains on, frisk an ice
cube over your face In the
morning dash on cold water,
dry the skin gently.
Feed yourself properly. Have
a variety Of foods. Don't get
over-fatigued. The tired, wor-
ried woman is bound 10 lose
Y outhful appearance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Parties Fe+e
Two Visitors

THE ARRIVAL Of both Mrs.
w. H. SSetzlaff Jr. and Mrs.
Frank Brown from Vnicennes
Friday has been the incentive
for much entertaining on the
part of Detroit friends. Both
women are the guests of Mrs,
Boetzlaffs parents, the w. r.
Dills Of Hamilton avenues
Festivities commenced Friday
evening at the Dills open house
and continued with a luncheon
Mrs Harry w. Mellen gave Sat
urday az the Detroit Yacht
Club Mrs. Mellen also enter
tanned az a cocktail party yes
tcyday IN her residence N DeX-
ter boulevard.
Today, Mrs. Donald Kilgore
Jr. was 10 entertain az lunch
con and, this evening, Marge
Ashley will be the hostess al A
dinner party. The Dills will give
a dinner Thursday night at the
Detroit Golf Club and Mrs. W.
II Cornelius Of Longfellow ave-
nue viii give a luncheon al the
DAG that afternoon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

SUZANNE MANNING and
Corp. John Manning Jr. were IN
the wedding party al the fash
ionable Crichton-Mudd wedding
on Saturday in St Vincent
Ferrer Church, New Yorl: =.
The bride VIvienne erich
ton, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kyle Crichton Of New York,
was married 10 Robert Clayton
Mudd, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. j.
Mudd Of ST. Louis, Mo, al II
o'clock by the Rev. Fr. John
Strenkfert -.
Suzanne, who was a room
mate of the brides at Manhat-
tsnviile College. was her maid
~ honor =. and Corp. Manning
was an usher -.
Others in the wedding party
were. Ann Mudd, sister Of the
bridegroom 81. Jayne Plant Of
HsrtsGale. ~. Y. ... John Veith
Of ST Louis, who was best man
Corp Andrew Crichton Of
Langley Field, brother Of the
bride and Il. Eugene Nc
Cabe USNR, OF New York.
The bride wore a wedding
dress Of ivory satin, made in
Empire style, and trimmed with
Duchess lace. which had been
worn by her cousin Mrs.
Thomas McHenry Of Charleston,
W. Va. ... a voluninouS tuIle
veil and q cap studded with seed
pearls.
She carried A hand bouquet ~
s''vered Eardculas and green
leaves sprinkled with silver.
The maid Of honor wore 4
Srirtwaist type dress Of powder
blue tsffeta and headdress
fashioned Of deep purple ostrich
feathers and carried 2 hand bou-
quet Of snemOneS
The bridesmaids dresses were
Identical and they also, carried
sucmoneS -. but wore magenta
ostrich feathers In their hair.
a reception for 200 guests was
held in the Chrichton residence
N East 66th street
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
STAGE Valentine Dance

THERE WAS quite a furry
% pre-Lenten gaiety over the
weekend the largest party
Being the Valentine dinner
dance, Saturday night. at the
Crosse Pointe Yacht Club q.
Red and white carnations
decked al the tables and Valen-
tine hearts were used in protu-
sion about the dining room -.
Spied az one table were Mr..
and Mrs. Robert T. Scherer and
their guests Mr.. and Mrs,
John r. Sutton Jr. .. and the
Elmer Benzins -.
In another group were =.
the Hurd Cassils Mrs. Marie
Font Lloyd V. BARLEY -.
and the John T. Kellys ..
Alvin c. Harner the
GPYC's entertainment chair
man and lIrs. Hamer were
circulating a bout the club,
greeting and being greeted by
literally hundreds OF mem
bCrs
The George Birgbsuers guests
were the Wayne Van OSdols
and Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley j.
Georgi
Donald Toolin was host 10 the
James Motschslls and Betty
Notschsll
In one large party were e.
The Leonard Lawtons the
Norman LawtonS the James
Biddingers the John Lut-
trellS the Edward Rowlands
Ethel Shearer and
S/SCt. Don Grosser
The Edward Z. Buffers enter
'ained the Jack Millers .. the
Robert Klintworths and the
Robert Donohues ..
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Frank Martin Visits
Brother in Minnesota

FRANK D. MARTIN, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Martin
of La Sale boulevard, left FRI
day 10 spend two weeks with
his brother. Yeoman &c George
H. Martin Jr., who is stationed
AZ ST. Olaf College, Norficld,
MINI.
on his return, Frank Martin
will leave for the navy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Tin Can Oay
February 70!

THE NEED for tin will
not lessen until FINAL VIC
tory says Terry Bannan,
chairman of the Wayne
County tin can salvage COM
mittee. Our fighting men
need every bit of tin that
we here at home can salvage.
They need it for food, they
need it for supplies, they
need IL for ammunition!
Are you doing your part
70 speed victory by saving
all your tin cans? Make that
tin fight for America
have those tin cans on the
curb next Tin can collection
day, Feb. 26!'
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
In Mayfair
Uth
THE CHAPER0N

BECAUSE THEY and their
guests are much TOO busy o.. .
.l this wartime go. 10 be in
rCTCSrcd In UUdwCCk evening
parties ... the Philip Worces-
a-r4 aRd Nj and Mrs. Ralph
S.moads pushed up Shroye Tues
cay and. together, gave a
Nardi Gras party on Saturday
night az the Norcerters house
in Lincoln road. Crosse Pointe.
II wss a small party q.
including dinner and dancing
but II was great fun 1,
as the costumes were unusual
and such perfect DISCUSSES that
intimate friends were kept
guessing one another's identity.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Your Daily
Horoscope
BY FRANCES DRAKE

BY FRANCES DRAKE
Look in the Section in Which
Your Birthday c o M es, and
Find What Your Outlook Is,
According TO the Stars,
For Tuesday, FEB. IS, 1913.
MARCH FL TO APRIL 20
Aries-Before 10 a. m. mark
time. prepare for later action,
which aspects highly favor.
Strike out quickly with well laid
plans. You should achieve.
APRIL RI TO MAY 20
Taurus-Not too encouraging
for some occupational matters;
investments Of large sums; or
taking on important deals; un-
less you know what you are con-
tracing.
May 2I To JUNE -2I
Gemini-You can greatly hell
your days cause by sticking
close TO rules of operation, COS
operating with associates, hold
ing to rightly conservative al
titude.
JUNE 2s TO JULY 2;
Cancer-Fair day. However,
your inherent talents can help
you come through with unusual
stunts, smart deals. Turn it on,
folks, you are capable, efficient.
JULY ~ TO AUG. %
LeO-Generous rays should
stimulate your tries for bigger
and better results. Get behind
your ideas with your full, nat
urally fine equipment. mental
and physical.
AUG. IS TO SEPT. 2G
virgo Be appreciative of
good influences. Useless specu-
lation, extravaganza retard real
advancement. Evening favors
romance, healthy recreation.
SEPT. % TO OCT. p
LibrG-Make your stand. no
dilly-dallying! Get going early
with true Libra efficient style
and you can bring your ship of
personal effort h m e success
fully. Watch expenditures.
OCT. 24 TO NOV. 22
Scorpio-Keep away from un-
pleasant discussions. Forget
putting the other fellow in his
place, even if you are right.
Help others when or where you
can.
NOV. 2S TO DEC. %
Sdgittdrius-Caution in money
matters, things pertaining 70
your personal welfare. Don't let
increased income slip through
your fingers. Deeds rather than
words,
DEC. 2S TO Jan. 21
CGpricorn-Dealings with su-
periors should be handled care
fully Make sound preparation
for future days when il will be
truly appreciated. Have some
time for loved ones.
JAN. % TO FEB. 20
Aqudrius - Don't take things
as they come, nor allow self TO
be pushed around. Assume
firm hold on money, lest it go
with the wind. BE adequate,
sincere always.
FEB. 21 TO MARCH %
Pisces-You may not be able
to fulfill personal desires, but
sagacious, alert attention 10 de-
tails, forgetting unruly emotions,
will certainly bring achievement.
YOU, BORN on this date:
Naturally Of cheerful disposition.
Do not allow worldly desires or
unthinking people to misguide
you. Keep your m ! n d clean,
eager; study, rely upon religion
10 guide you right. Don't become
discouraged If not appreciated.
Copyright. io45 by KING Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Miss Kor+e
Engaged

ANNOUNCEMENT OF the
engagement of Patricia Ann
Korte, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson L. Korte of Balfour road
was made recently at a dinner
party in the home of the bride
elects uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Barrows Of Phila-
delphia.
The bridegrOom-elect is John
Francis Nolan. an electrician S
mate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Extrs Help
Please Help!

To repeat historyS repeat
ings. the DIX Cleaners Institute
suggests twd customer proce-
dureS.
First, get your cleaning done
early.
Second, dribble in your clean
ables, don't drop them all at
once.
To dry cleaners, who make
regular bi-weekly pickup trips
anyway, wholesale savings of
Soiled clothes are mistake
They prefer a steady stream Of
business 10 a frcnzied flood.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Saggine HemIine

IRON BIAS-CUT garments
with the grain of the fabric.
Don't press from neck TO hem
Sagglng may result.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Mrs. WeIker 10 Entertain

MRS. EUGENE WELKER,
on Shrove Tuesday, will give a
luncheon -. followed by two
tables Of bridge at the De-
t7-y7fT -f',y.ttff ffJit Cru
Mrs. Welker's guests viii in
clude Mrs. Charles Jinnette
Mrs X. T. Keller Mrs.
Dan Eddins Mrs. Irving
T. O'Br.en Mrs. J VI. Hart
CerinE Mrs. Don Devor and
Mrs. George CavanauGh -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
BetrotheI Announced

Mr.. AND MRS. JAY Il
FJRVIS Of Mcclellan avenue
r-1ocrce trIe engagement 6f
their daughter, Marian, 10 Cpl.
Frank Zelfden.