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Evening star., 1945-02-11

Ten.to.one it's happened to you {.
for it has to most every hostess!
And how embarrassing when your
favorite guest ruins one Of your
linen or upholstery treasures by
unwittinsly dropping q still-burn-
in9 match! But never you mind
matters will be different in . short
time! Yes,-when the RONSON
Company have taken care Of our
governments huge military orders
for RONSON Pocket Lighters,
they'll be making those stunning
RONSON Table Lighters for us
again as necessary to food.
living % pepper and salt on The
dining table, and a. friendly a
touch in the livins room as .
handshake! In the meantime. use
RONSON top.quality Fuel, Flints
and Wicks to conserve lighters you
have Of any make.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
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Here's sketch Of that helpful prod.
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Evening star., 1945-02-11
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Evening star., 1945-02-11

that fell from Z coecnet Of orange
blo1oms, and she carried . bouquet
of white carnations.
Mrs. Kenneth 5pates was the
matron Of honor, and the other at
tendants were Miss Audrey Absher
and Ars Thomas II. Davis, Ill three
sisters Of the bride. Light blue
mousseline de sole was worn by
Mrs. spates and light pink mousse
line de soie fashioned the gowns Of
Miss Absher and Mrs. Davis. Each
attendant carried . bouquet Of pink
carnations matching her headdress.
1t. Spriegel = the son Of Mr..
Claude q. epriegel and Mrs. Mary
spriegel and his step-brother, Mr..
John N. Cotton Of Hagerstown,
served q best man. Midshipman
George w. Absher, jr., U. 8. n. Of
Annapolis, brother Of the bride. and
Mr.. Thomas B. Nen Of New York,
Evening star., 1945-02-11
Miss Absber
lis Bride

Baskets Of white flowers, ferns
and lighted candles decorated the
Eastern Presbyterian Church for
the wedding last evening Of Miss
Violet Teresa Absher and It. VII
liam T. Spriegel. q. 8. N. n. which
took place at 8 O'Clock.
Miss Nellie Sarcey played the
wedding music and accompanied
the soloist. Miss Dorothy Reddisla,
and the Rev. Dr.. Alfred Z. Barrows,
pastor Of the church, oddciated ct
the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Absher, her
father escorting her and giving her
in marriage. Her gown Of white satin
was fashioned on period lines and
was worn with veil of illusion
Evening star., 1945-02-11

II you haven't tried that beauty
recipe I've % often reported a. es.
pscially helpful for people whose
skins have . tendency toward EN-.
barrassint blackheads and pimples
from external causes, you're miss
ins q BIZ helpl All you have to do
is ask your Drutsist for cake of
RESINOL Soap and q jar Of
RESINOL Ointment. Wash with
pure, mild RESlNOL Soap, and
then apply the soothing Ointment.
You'll b amazed At what comfort
tAis nsdieatsd ointment brings 70
in6amed and itchy spots -. at how
Il hslps 10 loosen blackheads. RES.
mol Ointment has other uses, too
-. it's . comforting in cases Of
cha6nt, small burns, and for the
itchins Of dry eczema or simple
rashss. Cost 10 low the help
RESINOL fives 10 GREAT!
Evening star., 1945-02-11

REV. Dr.. oays L. McGlothen on
|ciating.
White satin was worn by thu
bride, .Vho was given in marriage
|by her father. A coronet Of orange
blossoms held her veil, and she
carried . bouquet Of white roses.
Miss Charlotte Gray was maid oi
honor for her sister, wearing pink
taneta and chiffon and carrying
pink roses, and Mr.. Russell Young
brother-in-law of the bridegroom
served as his best man. Mr.. Paul
Speakes and Mr.. Charles Onkst
were the t1shers.
Evening star., 1945-02-11

The possession Of silver is a proud
privilege and one Of lifetime
value. But be sure that you keep
it cleaning bright if it's to plsy
the part it deserves in your home!
This is easy to do if you'll just let
SILVO Liquid Silver Polish help
you for it's 4 liquid cleanser
that sinks right into the tiniest
crevices >. to cleanse and come
right out again with only the lifht.
est of rubbing. SILVO will save
you time and effort :. will reward
you with lustrous silver with nary
q scratch or 4 stain on your
hands. Ask for it at leading De-
partment and Grocery Stores .
only 25c q bottle!
Evening star., 1945-02-11

The darts Of Dan Cupid are NOT
for the yount alone /. but make
esrtsin that his tarfst u usually
ssd;antly yosal N appsarancel
That's Why | know yss'll want to
use Bonns Bell "PLUS 50" Cream
that's % desirable for womsa after
80 :. URGENT whea the forty
line is pasti Il eeatains natural
sstrofenie hornoass which help re.
plsnish important hormons sub.
stances in the skin that bsfin to
difniaish whea women ore over 80.
Csst is 3 for . 30-day supply !.
- ! thimblsful On face and throat
sva1y aithf md your skin will
FEEL yeuafss asd 6rnsr within
- days O. lseai Ak ior Bonns
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P8NDADLEl
Evening star., 1945-02-11
H.,~an.nt Re.s.s,iion.!

81 Remember Mama" is fast Be.
coming one Of the most popular
plays on Broadway :. which shsws
that the dramatization of home
memories has fully as much appeal
as the Great White Ways glitter"
plays. By the same token, the 10.
lection Of PERMANENT posses.
sions for the home is immeasurably
important and the finest in
SOLID SILVER is ever q food
investment. Take those TOWLE
Sterling Patterns, for instance =.
exquisitely designed, true to craft
traditions that were begun in 1890.
They bring the ideals of perms.
nence, beauty and grace into any
home. But don't think TOWLE
Sterling is beyond your means I.
4 whole place setting of s essen.
tial pieces costs only around $22,
includin& 20To Federal Tax!
Evening star., 1945-02-11
In Neu, Home

The president of the Economic
Financial and Shipping Mission OF
the Kingdom of the Netherlands
and Mrs. M. p. L. Steenberghe are
occupying the former home on Le-
cation street of Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
M. Reed.
Evening star., 1945-02-11

cousin Of the bridegroom, were the
ushers.
A veteran Of the Guadalcanal and
New Georgia campaigns, the BRIDE
groom enlisted In the Naval Reserve
In l941 and was graduated at Cor
pus Christi in July. 1912. He Is at
present based at Key West, where
he and his bride will make their
home following their wedding trip.
A reception after the wedding was
given in the home Of the brides
parents.
Evening star., 1945-02-11

1t you'll think back a few years >.
you'll realize that the increased use
Of 4 dependable deodorant has most
certainly made the world 4 pleas.
anter place to live in! But / said
DEPENDABLE for there's
nothing so sad as to be BETRAYED BY
the deodorant protection you've put
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dorse AMOLIN Deodorant Cream
for the trust you can place in it D.,
It won't let you down, for this
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prevent perspiration odors from
forming! A AMOLIN vanishes
quickly after you rub it under
arms and it won't spoil your
dresses. Ask your Druggist for
AMOLlN Cream the DE.
PENDABLE perspiration. odor de.
Tense!
Evening star., 1945-02-11
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Are you "skimp. skipper" with
your teeth every once in . while?
If 20, Valentines Day has probably
caught you At 4 disadvantaxe {.
for there's nothing that can ruin q
lovely smile more than teeth which
are not brushed at least twice 4
day. So NO matter how busy you
are, make it rule never to skimp
on your tooth.brushins time and
don't let any emergency make you
skip 1t entirely. Do, however, make
it rule to use a dentifrice that
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brushins you give your teeth. That's
why recommend LISTERINE
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too the special Prolon plastic
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seconds. So why not ask YOUR
DruGsist for LISTERINE TOOTH
POWDER this week? Ask for the
larse Double Size; it saves YOU
money! Compare its price with
other well known brands,
Evening star., 1945-02-11

heres one OF the lift items
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cludes Might Scented Stock, Green Moss Royal
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at Woodward & Lothrop
Evening star., 1945-02-11

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Evening star., 1945-02-11
Here for Visit

Mrs. Fred Rauch Of Grand Island
Nebr., is the guest Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Marks.
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Maybe don't know but ugly little cigarette susances
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Evening star., 1945-02-11

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-06

of Williams, and to the girls mother played by Ann Harding. These four play out the game of love, with for tunes see-sawing first in one dirsc- tion and then in the other. Who wins? That is left to the final fade- out.
 It's a gay and breezy plot, giving full scope to the two stars. Miss Harding gives the role of the mother beauty and charm, and young Williams is deemed a recruit of great promise. Larry Tierney, Marc Cramer, Anne Jeffreys and Glenn Vernon round out the sup porting cast. This is one of the many pictures that reach the c. I. s. immediately, as a gift from the motion picture industry, supple menting the more formal exhibl- tions of film in expeditionary the aters.
 The second attraction will be the exciting postwar drama Identity Unknown" with Richard Arlen and Cheryl Walker in its leading roles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-06
WE, THE WOMEN.
WE, THE WOMEN---- Program For Future Aids To Wounded Men Merits EveryOne'S Encouragement

for the future entertainment of servicemen ought to be encouraged
 And what about the rest of us Shouldn't we be thinking of what we will do as individuals and as communities for the servicemen who will be in hospitals for years, or even for the rest of their lives? LEST WE FORGET
 !, Now is the time to make our pledges. The sick and wounded servicemen of the last war were pretty much forgotten by all but members of theig families. That shouldn't happen again. Somehow We should hang on to the feeling we now have for the servicemen who are being carried from hospital ships.
 Right now we know how much we owe them, how awed we are by the sacrifices they have made for us And while we know, we ought to make some VOWS that they won't be forgotten when the war is over and the tlucky ones among us are pick ing up our lives and going on with them.
 What we don't decide to do now we will probably never do. For II is so easy to forget.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-06

fellows will see shows, be enter tained after this mess is over? Or do you think the people will sort Of forget?"
 I told him the people would not forget.
 HOLLYWOOD WON'T FORGET
 Until that war-ripped night in Italy. I don think I'd given whole lot of thought to Hollywood,s post war responsibility. But. thanks to that young corporal, my eyes were opened.
 As one of the founders and offi- cers of Hollywood's famed recrea- tion center for servicemen, the Hollywood Canteen, have seen the value of entertainment in the mat ter of morale building.
 I don't think the Hollywood which has provided so much in the way of entertaining service men during the war is going tc forget about the job yet to be done.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-06
BY GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer

You'll probably find mutton (not lamb) available in. your local mar kets. But not many Americans are familiar with it the way many British people are.
 Stuart Cloete, the novelist who has written extensively about South Africa, and whose newest Look, Against These Three" con- tains reference to South African meals, has collected several recipes for this column.
 Breedee
 One ounce dripping eff the meat is not very fat), 2 pounds thick rib of mutton, 2 pounds tomatoes ? teaspoons sugar, F pound onions a red chilli, or cayenne pepper, salt Cut up the meat and put in a hot pan and fry gently either in its own fat, or add little drip pings. Fry the onions with it till brown-about IA hour. Peel and slice tomatoes and add them. Put lid on pan, and stew gently (ac- cording to general rules for stew ing) for. 3 or 4 hours. Serve with boiled rice. The following vege-
 
 tables may be used instead of to- matoes, but little water will have to be added: green, beans, cabbage, pumpkin, cauliflower, Ietc.
 SaSsatieS
 One leg mutton, F pound onions, 9 ounces dripping, 2 ounces curry powder, IA pint vinegar, IA pint milk. 2 tablespoons chutney or april cot jam, tablespoon sugar, lemon leaves.
 Cut raw meat into squares of fat and lean. Chop the onion finely. Mix the meat with the sugar, a little of the onion, the lemon leaves and the milk. Make dripping hot, fry the onion and curry powder until well Drowned. Add vinegar and chutney and boil well Pour onto the rest of ingredients and allow it to marinate all night Put the meat on skewers (alternate lat and lean), and grill over clear fire about minutes. Boil up the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-06

an inch long, pale colored and tinged with pink and brown. He the ears, but doing very little dam feeds in the stalks, working up into age to the kernels. The ear worm 6 green or brown with light stripes eiong sides and back. This insect also is called the tomato fruit worm when it is found on tomatoes. It eats corn kernels near the tip of the ear after entering through the silk.
 Moths of the European corn borer lay their eggs on the axilS of the leaves where the small worms hatch and immediately burrow into the stalks Reports from gardeners ask ing What is causing the breaking of taSsels on my corn" indicate corn borers are present. A rotenone spray each day, directed into the axis of the leaves, will kill most of the worms as they hatch. Borer-infest- ed plants and all weeds should be cleaned up after the harvest and burned, so the borers will not have . chance to live over the winter.
 The adult moth of the ear worm lays it's eggs on sweet corn silks and the tiny larvae start burrowing to- ward the ear immediately after matching. The only practical way to prevent damage is to destroy the larvae before they reach the ear. This can be done by applying proprietary white mineral oil solu- tion containing rotenone or pyreth- rum on the corn silks about four to seven days after first appearance of the sorn silks. Within this time they begin to wilt and turn brown. showing that pollination has been completed. The mineral oil seeps down into the ear, smothering the eggs it contacts and some insects, while the rotenone or pyrethrum content fumigates the remainder.
 The time of application is most important factor. First willing ot the silk is 8 good indicator of the proper time to apply the oil. Apply ing the oil too soon will interfere with the pollinatAon of the ear SO thers will be kernels missing. and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-06
NOTHING SERIOUS CHAPTER x

THE Lobster Pot was a ram- 1 shackle shack at the end of a long wharf Inside it was clean and polished and simple. Rough wooden tables, paper napkins, clam shells for ash trays and superb sea food.
 Frank was talking about New York, where he'd spent some timt before coming home. The play he'd seen, the people he'd met Emily stirred her coffee and lis tened idly. It was all very far re. moved from her world. .
 He asked, once,
 You really like your worx?"
 Very much"
 You must, or you wouldn't dc it." he murmured Hard to think oi you-going into the kind of houses you" He shrugged, with repul- sion spending your days in dirt and disease and"
 Its not all dirt" she said, you don't understand the work, dc you? We go into great many very nice homes, Frank in which the people can't afford to pay for trained or practical nurses, Or if they have afforded them for time we take over where they leave off after they've gone and there's nc longer need for twenty-four or even twelve-hour duty. These peo- pie pay us, you know, which enables us to take care of the people who can't pay.'
 "Oh, sure, I understand. But you don't have any good times you don't have any fun," he in- sisted, looking at her, the clean line of chin and cheek, the dark hair, a little tumbled.
 She said, laughing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-06
STRAND

Mob Hill" is studded with bril- liant performances. George Raft is seen as the tough yet suave Tony Angel" Here is part tailor made for Raft, and he gives it the best performance of his career. Beauti- full Joan Bennett is the restless Mob Hill girl on the loose, a role she plays to exciting perfection. As the singing star of Tony Angels Gold Coast" cafe. titian-haired Vivian Blaine. in the sight and song, gives generous display to the exceptional talents behind her spectacular rise to stardom. Pretty Ann Garner. of course, very nearly steals the show from her formidable co-stars with performance that matches in every way the poignant charm and sen- sitivity of her portrayal in "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn" Also featured in the outstanding cast of the pie ture are Alan "Falstaff Openshaw'' Reed. B. s. Fully, Emil Coleman and Edgar Barrier
 Toptunesmiths Jimmy McHugh and Harold Adamson have written pair of wonderful songs for Mob Hill" that are hit-parade bound T walked In With My Eyes Wide Open" and T Don't Care Who Knows It." Producer Andrea Daven has given the picture spectacu-. larly beautiful Technicolor prodpc- tion while Director Henry Hath- away has given it swiftly-paced im- pact and conviction. All in all, Mob Hill' is superb entertainment from start to finish.
 The companion feature is Fog Island" starring Lionel Atwill and George Zucco.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-06
POLl'S

Playing today and tomorrow at the Loew-Pol theater is the new Technicolor musical treat, Thrill of a Romance" Starring that lov- ing man, Van Johnson, and that lovely bathing beauty, Esther Will Hams. Esther marries stuffed shirt millionaire who leaves her alone on their honeymoon while he goes off to put over a big business deal. and along comes Van! Yes, its thrillicious. LauritZ Melchior, the celebrated Metropolitan Opera star, makes his film debut, and the cass includes Frances Clifford, Carleton Young, Vince Barnett Henry Travers and Spring Byington See Thrill of Romance" because it is a movie must!
 On the same program will be shown the thrilling act.on-d -drams Within These Walls" with Thoma: Mitchell, Mary Anderson and Ed ward Ryan.
 Opening Wednesday is the en' gazing new comedy romance ''Those Endearing Young Charms" starring Laraine Day and Robert Young Bill Williams, brilliant young new conner, is the third member of the triangle, and has his first featured role.
 A three-cornered romance forms the basis of this sparkling comedy hit. Williams, as young air corps mechanic, takes his old-home-t town friend, played by Young, along or a date with Miss Day. Young wealthy, dashing young air corps pilot is also an accomplished lady, killer, and directly he sets eyes on Miss Day, he goes all out to add her to his activities.
 Cruel to relate, Miss Day falls for him, too, much to the chagrin
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-06
Current Rationing Regulations

amount of scare solid fuel" per- mitted for delivery between April 1. 1945, and March 31. 1946, is 30 per cent of the annual require ments. Coal dealers are permitted to deliver 50 per cent between April and Sept. l. Scarce solid fuef' indicates anthracite, eastern coke, bituminous coal, and briquets.
 SHOES
 Airplane stamps l, ?, 3 and ln Book III are each valid for one pair of shoes indefinitely. GASOLINE
 AIS coupons, each valid for six gallons, will expire Sept. 21. B-7 and CT and B-8 and C-e coupons, each valid for five gallons will be valid until further notice.
 FUEL OIL
 Period four and five coupons of the 1943-44 issue and period one two, three, four and five coupons of the 1944-45 issue are valid to Aug. 31. All coupons are worth 10 gallons per unit.
 RENT CONTROL
 All persons who rent housing ac- commodations of any type in rent controlled areas and have not reg istered, must register with OPA area rent offices.
 PRICE CONTROL
 If you are charged over OPA ceilings for any item, report the violation to the price panel of your local War Price and Rationing board.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-06
LOCAL RETREATANTS
 END WEEKEND VISIT

A group of members of the Wa terbury Mount Manresa Band is scheduled to return here tonight from the Mount Manresa Retreat House, Staten Island, following participation in a weekend pro- gram. James J. Hennessy was in charge of the trip, which was made Friday.
 About 60 members of the Water bury Retreat Band took part in 8 week -end retreat at the Holy Ghost Seminary, Ferndale, South Norwalk. The group returned last night.