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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

For one Woman Who a6ronts her
kind
BIZ Wicked passions and rsmorse-
less hate,
A thousand make amends IN age
and youth.
By heavenly pity, by swset sym
pdthy,
By patient kindness, by enduring
truth,
BIZ lore, sUpremest IN adpsrsity.
--Mackay.
NOV those engaged in an
y effort 10 improve life among
the married are picking on the
young fathers. II is claimed
only so per cent of papas assist
in any way in the care OF young
children. That not only do many
fathers refuse 10 assist in the
actual care of an infant, but
make no attempt 10 try to enter
tain the children. This is not
the way have been hearing it.
According 10 my information.
the modern young father assists
much more in the care of the
children and in their entertain
ment han did the papas of yes
teryear. In any event, we will
check on the aforementioned
accusation as part of our bitter
campaign No. 99S6A, which is
for better breaks for young
fathers.
QUERIES from clients:
Q Q-What makes all Brook
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23
DAMON RUNYON The Brig Brighter

tribute small portion of his
receipts to one of these move
ments.
my goodness" he said, "it
Is tough enough creating a con-
sumer for my goods without
chipping in to uncreate him. DO
they think I am a sucker, or
something ?"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23
MARY HAWORTH,S Mail

out with boys whom I knew to
be decent, as I wished to re-
store her faith in human nature.
She did outstanding work in
school and seemed quite happy.
A fine young man OF good fam
lily fell in love with her but
she never cared much for him.
Now she is grown and her
work includes travelling in
distant cities. Recently she
wrote me for advice.
4 young man in the service
wished to spend his leave in
her city with her and she asked
me II she should allow him 10
come,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23
DEAR MARY HAwORTH:

DEAR MARY HAWORTH:
WIDOWED early in marriage,
" l was left with two daugh-
ters, then 3 and 5, and an in.
fant son TO rear.
taught them right from
wrong and they grew up obedi-
ent and good.
Unfortunately, at the age Of
10. my elder daughter was as
saulted with criminal intent but
escaped by running home. This
wss such a shock TO her that
she was under a doctors care
for months.
In her teens. I encouraged
her TO make friends and 20
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23
Connolly Answers

1-(A; 2-(b); 3-(c); A.
(b); Sal; 6--(a) open stand
at baseball game; tb) paper
money; (c) flower; I'D evening
coat; (e) bar to which traces of
harness are fastened.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

Walter Wineheii. now on
Daesfion, uDiU return Sept. 2.
In the msantims, Jaek Lait,
FOR many ysars one OF
a msy cas- most eoiorfui
nswspopsr msn. wW Keep
fhis space fIsd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

that II the serviceman has won
q declaration for heroism or dis
tinguished service, he may be
issued an Honorable Discharge
n his record since the time of
award, averages S.S or better.
However. Is this applicable to
the other provisions, i.e., men
who complete q four-year en-
listment with Every good,
marks? Would that mean that
a serviceman who completes a
four-year enlistment and whose
averages are 3.8 or better, IL
eligible for an Honorable Dis
charge from the navy. I. Z. Y.
A Naval personnel are
marked on a scale Of 4, that is
to say, the top" mark is 4. The
minimum marks for Honorable
Discharge for enlisted personnel
are 80 in proficiency in rating
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

and so, and 6 per cent after the
eightieth year.
3-No. In 1900 a man of 40
could expect. on the average,
only % more years to live. but
now he can expect nearly 33
more years-an increase of
nearly one-third in life ex-
pectancy" This does not tell
the whole story, because new
discoveries are. being made so
rapidly that a man now 40 can
confidently expect these dis
coveries to prolong his life de-
cidedly beyond the present ex-
pectancy of 33 years. Indeed,
two careful students, Drs. War
rem S. Thompson and w. X.
Whelpton, predict that within
the next so years persons who
have reached age SO will live
one-fourth longer, and those Of
81 will live Is per cent longer
than they can nov expect 10 do.
tCopyrizht io44. JcNn p E.ge CO..
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23
Any Questions?
THE b. OFT TIMES

<Ay HNNOSAOttS
THE DE TROiT TIMES
4 mails personal answers TO
questions about the needs
and welfare, rights and privi-
leges of servicemen and
women, Veterans and their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily In this column, but ALL
questions will be answered
directly by mail.
Address questions this way:
Al YOUR SERVICE BUREAU.
pLTROIr TINES,
TfMES SQUARE.
DETROIT ~, MICHIGAN.
Surely include your name
and address and a ssif.od.
dressed, stamped enVslops.
Bradley beam., 1945-03-17
F. Navratil, Ex-Salor, Now Civvy Employee,
 Gets Card Contract

Franklin Navratil, 19years-old, of South Wilmington, Conn.,, has just signed a contract to play ball with the World Champion St. Louis Cardinals. He is a recent dis chargee from the Navy and has been a stock tracer in the Ship ping and Receiving Department here on the Base for the past six months.
 Frank is a right-handed pitcher and can't wait until he fires his fast ball into the big mitt of Walker Cooper. That thrill may not come for him this year however as he is to report to the Winston Salem farm club on April second for his "basic training. His youth and draft status plus ability are the things that Big League man. agers are looking for especially this year and if he can prove himself in Class B ball will probably wind up the season with either an. A or double A team.
Bradley beam., 1945-03-17
Fighters Beat Dexters In Seasons s Final

The Bradley Fighters closed their season last Friday night by defeating the Meriden Dexters in the Meriden Basketball Carnival 48-43. Of the three games played in this tournament, this game was not only the fastest but left no doubt in the minds of the 1900 odd spectators as to which was the bet ter team. The foray opened in earnest when Burns sank a spec tacular basket from the middle of the first minute of play. Jack French retaliated for the Dexters, and it went like that for three quar- CTS with neither side able to hold more than a four point advantage at any time. Dewey Johnson was brilliant under the basket, scoring a total of twenty points to lead both teams in individual scoring. Not enough praise can be heaped upon the head of little Johnny Gutkowski who just about stole the whole show with his clever floor work and his ability to be every place at the right time. Not a man for scoring many baskets, but the success of the Bradley quintet this year can be just about laid at his feet. Red: Kresge, right forward, was again in top form swishing the pumpkin through the hoop for ten very important points. Every man seemed to be at his best and it was fitting climax to a highly sue cessful season.
Bradley beam., 1945-03-17
Three Way Bowling Tie
 In Second Half Start

The second half of the Head quarters Bowling League season got off to an suspicious start last Monday night when all eight teams went at it hammer and tongs and, when the smoke of battle cleared, a three-way tie for top honors was the result. The Demons, Washers and Ramblers each took three out
Bradley beam., 1945-03-17
Handbau Tourney To Be Staged

All men who are interested in pounding a poor, defenceless, hard rubber ball against a wall should contact Capt. Dewey B. Johnson at the Base gym. A handball tourney, open to all military personnel on the Base, will be started and all are invited to participate. For further information call extension 438.
Bradley beam., 1945-03-17

Los Angeles-They're granting air priorities to mice these days. Fifty thousand miserable mice have been shipped by air from Los An geles to Indianapolis where they will be used by a laboratory to de- velop a serum for serious tropi- cal disease, according to the Navy.
Bradley beam., 1945-03-17


 Growlers and Pirates, respectively. The Jolters and Gremlins halved their points for an even 300 per- centage in the standings.
 Demons Thrash Cubs
 The Demons, who finished sec ond in the first half standings, scored an impressive win over the Cubs and the Bruins one point was salvaged in the final string when they nosed out their opponents by just two pins. The Demons final tally of 1892, while not approach ing the record, was high total for the night.
 Washers Trounce Growlers
 N. Campbell, who walked off with double honors in the solo counts with a 134 string and a 341 total, led the Washers to a 3-1 win over the first half champion Growl- CTS. The Graymen were able to pick up their one point in the opening stanza when they toppled just a single pin more than their rivals. Gray's 1O5 middle string was tops for the losers. ..:~
 Ramblers Wreck Pirates
 The newly reorganized, renamed and renamed Ramblers, formerly the Singers started off the final round with bang in trimming the dangerous Pirates by a 3-1 margin. Led by G. Rynerson, whose 311 total broke the Pirates backs, the Ramblers rampaged through to take all the points after dropping the first string.
 Gremlins-JOlters Split
 To paraphrase Jimmy Durante's And what did youse accomplish" !, the Gremlins and Jolters fired the agate down the alleys for three matches and wound up in flat footed tie with each team taking two points. At he conclusion of the match it was found that both teams had racked up a score of 1275 and both teams bowled single string to decide the winner of the total pinfall. The Gremlins, led by Lou Slugman had a slight bulge on the Jolters to halve the evenings results.
 The Scores.
Bradley beam., 1945-03-17
BATTING THE BALL WITH BOB

smooth penduum-le swing and the requisites that make tor be released and thn polished wood deepening the the keen observer the bowers face Watch the utter despair reflected as misguided through the or of satisfaction 29-lO successful the of keeping smiles tell how keser really bowlins. It's worha a isn't it?
Bradley beam., 1945-03-17
THE FIRST NIGHTERS

We keglers trhe shaky on the start Such high scoring Gwlers off form they met their nights" The made-over Ramblers who the Sness Stnser have added the popular mind and should dangerous coming weeks Their defeat of the tough
 Biggest surprise of the evening the showing of the dropped below their of the previous week It welknown jnx i've picked them Demons always strong waloped the Bruins badly and point able pull of the in the string when they took a 459457 wn
 slumped badly their match with the Washers the of the League where the Gaymen will be right there with the leaders when Campb sparkling pintopplns continued nifty 34 in the last string His 34l total for the nights work
 THE WASH
 Devn& sport world find that Cnnd faeee has the fact that the unt blond Of he had been the shky miracles and he doesn't will be considered failure It looks surely the pages will be opened and fifteen of the will make fans forget the Ruhs In weeks the fans forgotten satellites and remin the good old days public still thankful that this falls for gabines.
Bradley beam., 1945-03-17

Matches Next Week Demons vs. Gremlins Jolters vs. Ramblers Pirates vs. Washers
 Growlers vs. Cubs
Bradley beam., 1945-03-17

of four matches from the Cubs, Growlers and Pirates, respectively. The Jolters and Gremlins halved their points for an even 800 per centage in the standings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24
. McKENNEY oN BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM F.. MCKINNEY America's Card Authority

Now that several Of our Out- standing experts are in England, they are getting chance to com pete with the English players and Dr. Stern tells me that the standard of play today is much better than 1t was a few years ago Today's hand, which was played by Adam Mere dith, Is a nice example of a beau- tiful coup.
 You win the opening diamond lead, lead trump to the queen, ruff the four of clubs. another heart to the ace, ruffed the seven of clubs, and at this point you must lead the five of spades and finesse dunn my's eight spot. Now you ruff a dia- mond This leaves you with the wing and ten of trump so you go over to the dummy with the queen of spades and now lead the ace king and queen of clubs If East ruffs, you over ruff. If he doesn't, you discard all your spades, then play dia- mond. East must ruff. You over ruff with the ten and pick up his jack with the king Dr. Stern did point
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24

one wife. Of course we don't call our system polygamy. Goodness, no. Polygamy is immoral-according to our laws and teachings.
 But our society accepts the fact that often the first thing a man does when he becomes successful is to get rid of his old wife and take on a new one, and then, per- haps, another and another each in her proper turn.
 And 1t accepts the fact that young men of inherited wealth can have whole string of wives if they are so inclined. Alimony takes care of the matter of support, and if a man wants to pay alimony to two or three wives that is his business.
 We don't even look down on successful mans second or third wife, any more than the Arabs look down on the women in harem. ROOM FOR ALL
 So if the Arab women succeed in limiting plural wives to the men who can afford them-theyll have a marriage system not too different from the one we have right here.
 Don't let's go turning up our noses at them and looking supe- rior, either. If anything, their sys- tenn is little ahead of ours. Here, the first wife gets thrown out in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24

New York - So modern in feeling are the fancy vcstmcnts of the 18th century blade - his stock and lace spilling jabot. collar of exaggerated cut and stiffness, artiSt-tied ascot, dandified jacket - that l945 de- signer borroWS these style ideas and gives them to the girls in her spring collection.
 Impact of designer Jo Copeland's inspiration came from the pre- viewed film, "A Song To Remem- Der" the romance of Frederic Cho- pin and of his lady, George Sand. who was as fond of wearing gen tleman's costumes as she was or masquerading under a mans nom de plume. Prom film costumes or both principals come ideas to add to the style flair of jaunty checked coats, new navy blue suits and pack ground dresses for spring.
 An example of what dandys oversized collar can do to distin- guiSh a simple one-piece dress IS shown in the gray wool frock at the right, which has white pique gilet, crisp cuffs to match and silver links which repeat the gleam of buttons parading down the front of the pig skin beltcd dress.
 The Beau Brummel influence on 1945 suits is seen in the two navy blue Woolen models pictured. The fitted double breasted bolero suit shown upper left has a self-but- toned gold faille front set upon navy blue back. When opened the jacket reveals a pleated white crepe blouse with flouncy huting released at the neckline.
 the same costume plaid.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24
$gI Nlah B9I RNtckonA Mexican Recipes Americans Like
BY GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer

Elena Zelayeta of San Francisco, has collected the most famous Spanish and Mexican recipes liked by Americans and put them into a book. It's called "Elena's Famous Mexican and Spanish Recipes" and is abounding in delicious sugges- tions for these days of short supply of many familiar protein foods. Here are just two of them:
 Rabbit Stew, Spanish Style (EstOfadO de COnejO a la EspanOla)
 Serves 4-6)
 One rabbit, cleaned and cut in pieces, clove garlic, whole, onion, minced, 2 fresh tomatoes, peeled, bay leaf IA cup oil cup white ta- ble wine, l tablespoon vinegar, salt and pepper.
 Salt and pepper pieces of rabbit, roll in flour, and fry in plenty of oil, with clove of garlic in the oil. When rabbit is well Drowned, re- move and discard garlic; transfer rabbit to a pan that can be well covered and add the onion, chopped tomatoes, bay leaf, oil, wine and vinegar. Salt and pepper to taste. cover tightly and cook on low heat for hour or until tender.
 Tripe Spanish
 (Tripe a Ia EspanOla)
 Serves 8-lOD
 Three pounds tripe, large onion, minced, cloves garlic, minced, 1-3 cup oil, 1-2 cups tomato puree, l bay leaf, l teaspoon oregano, 2 chile tepines If not available. add Tabasco sauce), salt and pepper.
 Wash and cut tripe into long strips like macaroni. Simmer in l quart salted water for l hour. While 1t cooks, make the following sauce:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24

On visiting a friend who loves gay colors, took her house frock like this in pink checks. Making this figure fiattering dress Is as simple as ABC-front and back are cut in one piece.
 Pattern No. 8763 is designed for sizes 90, @, 4C, 42, A, 46, 43, 50 and 52. Size 38. requires 3-8 yards of 39-inCil fabric.
 For this pattern, send 20 cents, in COINS, your name, address, size desired, and the PATTERN NUM- BER to Sue Burnett, Waterbury Democrat, ll50 Sixth Avenue, New York 19, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24
BEAUTIES HINTS
 Use Nail Enamel to Coat Your Rims And Make Eyeglasses a Style Asset
BEAUTIES HINTS
By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

When the red rims Of eye glasses match their Wearer's polished finger nails, the effect is smartone that Hollywood's young stars have put across as a vogue.
 The match making is no trick at all to swing" says Marilyn c'Be- tween Two Women~ Maxwell-Shc uses 1t on her all-year-round sun glasses you'll paint frames with the same shade of polish that you wear on your nails"
 Because this paint job can be stripped from rims of glasses as easily as from nails-by the use Of a polish remover-you can rig yours out in red or any othehr enamel shade you like. for special costume effects.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24

largely of foods that have a laxative effect. These are:
 Whole grain cereals, such as oat- meal or one of the many whole wheat cereals.
 Whole grain breads.
 Vegetables high in fiber, such as celery, cabbage, lettuce or broccoli.
 Fruits high in fiber, such as prunes, figs. raisins, grapes and ap- pies.
 Foods which are slightly acid, such as tomatoes, ranges, lemons, grapefruit, tangerines, rhubarb. ASK DOCTORS ADVICE
 Foods causing slight fermentation in the inteStlnes, such as molasseS or honey.
 Raw foods are usually more ef- fective in stimulating elimination than cooked foods, but some pa tients cannot eat them because they have difficulty in digesting them.
 If eating laxtive foods does not have the desired effect, the advice of physician should be sought before reSorting to the use Of laxative drugs. Although medication may be necessary, 1t should not be given without advice, because an invalid or an old person whose general con- dition is below par may find the av- craze laxative much too severe.
 Since a problem of elimination Is not usually an emergency situ- ationfi there should be time to get medical advice about 1t, by tele- phone, If necessary.
 In some cases the physician will order a cleansing enema at routine intervals rather than laxative medicine. If so, the enema should be given, if pos sihle, about half-hour after breakfast, which is the normal time for evacuation of the bowels
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24
WE, THE WOMEN
Arab HaremS Take a Tip From American PlaybOyS

the cold to make way for number two And number two in turn may be showed out to make room for number tree.
 But in a harem there's room for all the rich mans wives, and each one has a husband, even though she has to share him.
 Copyright, 1945, NEA Service, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24

 [ h e y'll be on about an equal footing W 1 t h A m e r 1 c a n women, so far as t h a t phase of If e m 1 n 1 n e rights" is con- cerned.
 For we've al- ready req c h ed t h 8 t point in A m e r 1 c a - where for t h e mos part only the rich a n d successful m c n l1aua mora than
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24
TOMORROW,s MENU

BREAKFAST: Crap efruit, oatmeal, raisin toast, butter or fortified margarine, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Hot chicken broth in cups, cottage cheese and chopped pickle salad, toast ed peanut butter and chill sauce sandwiches, apple bowl, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Rabbit stew, Span- ish style, steamed rice, large bowl mixed greens, French dressing, Frenchtype bread, le- mon sherbet, thin cookies, cof- fee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24
ON ICE

Hollywood - Sonia Henie dances a Samba on ice with a chorus of skaters and an atmospheric back ground of beautiful show girls in h. ternationals RKO Radio picture, "It's A Pleasure!' A 45-piece or chestra augmented by native Bra zilian drummers plays "T'ico Tico" for the spectacle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24

faulty food habits. or to defective teeth which pre- vent a d c q u a t e chewing of the food.
 Sometimes t h e simple expedient of giving more fruits, vegetables and fluids W i'll correct the condi- ton. If not, 1t may be necessary to give a special d 1 e t composed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24
Current Rationing Regulations
MEATS AND BUTTER

 each worth 10 points termination dates have been but none Of the before Additional red stamps expected validated 28 Consumers have 50 points per book a month, instead of formerly.
 PROCESSED through "C" in Book w. termination dates have reported be nvadated before March l. The next blue stamp period is expected to start Feb 1.
 SUGAR Sugar stamp valid for five pounds stamp will validated Feb. l.
  each valid for pair of indefinitely.
 GASOLINE coupons valid gallons each through March 2 B5 C-5 B-6 C-6 valid for five gallons each
 FUEL OIL of the i0434 period two coupons valid 3 All coupons 10 gallons unt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24

Fry minced onion and garlic in oil about minutes; add rest of in gredients and cook, covered, half an hour. Then add drained tripe and cook until tender uncovered. If desired, can of pimientos cut in strips may be added at the last. No definite time can be given for this. Sometimes tripe will cook tender very quickly while at other times an hour or more will be required, depending upon the treatment of the tripe before 1t is bought.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24
FARMER FRED

Fred MacMurray learned to op-. crate threshing machine during filming of Paramount's Murder He Says" mystery comedy with hill billy background which has a hilarious climatic sequence involv- ing use of the farm machine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24
PLAYS TWO ROLES

Betty Hutton in Here Come the WAVES" plays a quiet spoken, se- date characterization, but in the same picture, as her own twin, she cuts loose, acts herself and is jit- terbug's delight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24
SOURCES MATERIAL

Seven oversized volumes of press clippings belonging to the late Texas Guinan were obtained by Producer Joe Sistrom as reference material for Betty Hutton in Para mounts "ncendiary Blonde"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24
RETURN TO VILLAINY

Brain Donlevy's role as Tram pas" in Paramount's Technicolor production. The Virginian," is his first "heBvy" since "The Great McGinty" rescued him from long series of villainous parts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24

One of the shyest actors in Holly wood, Robert Lowery, Pine-Thomas star, always slips unobserved into the projection rooms to see the rushes of his pictures.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24
BY RUTH MILLETT

The Arab Womens Congress has Set itself the job of seeing that poly gamy is limited in Arabia to men who can afford 1t financially.
 When they get that done -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24
MISHAP

MISHAP
 Hollywood Sonia Henie hit rough ice while rehearsing for In- ternationals RKO Radios picture, Its A Pleasure!" and was knocked unconscious for several minutes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24

out that if West had jumped in with
 the nine of spades, he would have killed one of the declarers much needed entries into dummy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24
s i'p'|SS
These Special Diets Have Laxative Effect
 By IONA l.. TROTT
Assistant Director, Red Cross Nursing Service Written Rnr NEA Service

The chronic invalid or the old person who is confined to the bed or wheel-chair is likely to be troubled with sluggish ellmina- tion. This may be due to lack of eXerciSe to