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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Defense Plant Hero
Wins Highest Award

Edward J Moore. p. of PA Wat
son street, received the highest
safety award OF the General Mo-
tors Corp. last week for his quick
thinking which prevented a seri-
Gus accident in the plant where
he works.
An employee Of the Cadillac
Motor. Car division. Moore hurled
himself on q loaded trailer which
had broken away from its truck
and vas rolling down a ramp,
endangering employees and ma
chimes.
THE GOLD WATCH and the
scroll c'ln2 the heroic act were
presented 20 Moore by Nicholas
Dreystsdt general manager OF
Cadillac. and D. T. Mould. Cen
ersl Motors safety director. This
vas the sixth time that the hi sh-
est safety honor had been given
10 GIN employe
When Moore saw that the hook
on the trailer had become dlscon-
necjed from the truck which was
hauling 1t with ton OF s,eel jacks
up ramp, ne Jumped aboard the
trailer. Trying 10 control the nun
away trailer. ne shouted 10 warn
TWO employees al the foot OF the
ramp in time for them 10 leap 70
safety Then ne succeeded in. halt
in2 the trailer against pos; with
out any damage being done.
II was really no more man any
one else would have done under
the circumstances said the modest
young hero when interviewed In
married. he lives with his mother
and father. who is also 4 war work
er in the plant across the street
from where his son works
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12

1T Is MY ono hope that in the
years 10 come. the future Genera-
tons VIII enjoy democracy =.
democracy in the fullest sense OF
the word.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16
POLI'S

Today and tomorrow are the last opportunities that you will have to see the most tuneful, most hilarious comedy film that has been in Wa terbury in long time, we are re- ferring to the latest epic Lost in Harem" which features those in- imitable funsters. Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, and with them are such other favorites as John Conte, Marlyn Maxwell and last but never least there is Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra, who furnish a delight ful musical background for the antics of the featured performers
 On the same program there E the very popular Dean Jagger Tn his latest film effort. when Strangers Marry and this talented stage star, brings all his artistry to this film and 1t is one film in which the suspense is positively kept right up to the last fadeout,
 Thursday brings to the screen ol the Loew -Poli Theater, Winged Victory" the Army Air Forces own story, that as Q stage play thrilled millions in New York and now comes to the screen,
 In the film you will see such favorites as Jeanne Grain, Pvt. Lon McAlllSter, Sgt Edmond O'Brien, Jane Ball and others who helped to make stage history with the real life production, in New York, when 1t created theatrical history.
 On the same program, there will be group of carefully selected short subjects, picked for their en- tertainment value.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16
STRAND

Vew few actresses have so suc- cessfully played Hollywoods good little bad girl" as Claire Trevor, and In "Stagecoach," which closes to- morrow night at the Strand theater, she has a similar role.
 Tn "Stagecoach," in which she CO., stars with handsome John Wayne, Claire has delved deeply into her vast experience with tough roles tp order to create the girl, Dallas,
 In private life. Claire combines a rare amount of logic with good judgment. Hollywood hasn't turned her head at all Her home is per- haps one of the smallest in the film colony, although one of the most tastily furnished.
 The companion feature is Gen tlemen After Dark" starring Brian Donlevy and Miriam Hopkins
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16
INDUCTION PLANNED
 BY ZINDAH GROTTO

A class of candidates will be in- ducted into zindah Grotto at the regular meeting to be held in the Grotto rooms, Masonic Temple, to- morrow night at 8 o'clock. Monarch Raymond E. Synder will preside.
 Refreshments will be served and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16

on. There are the enterprising CTS who lure diners restaurant own- CTS who lure diners into their places with the offer of a cigaret after each meal.
 There is the hitch -hiker, hay ing no luc k thumbing a ride to Washing { O n, who held up a package of cig- srots instead of liS thumb and got
 n l. At
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16

DelDR ltdTIlGu dO
 new lives unfold under the watch full eyes of the modern mother. The same clutching fears are hers that were known to her pioneer anceS- ttors. the same cryingS in the night, the same hunger and pain, the chilLS and colds and levers
 But modern mothers have ac- cess to a great many sources oi help on the subject of baby care that the pioneers did not have They need not trust to dubious in- stinct of an unreliable neighbor to show them what to do to keep their infants well.
 Most towns and cities have baby clinics, mothers classes and study groups that are invaluable to the in- experienced mother. Prospective fathers and mothers may take home nursing course together that will answer many perplexing ques- tons in advance and give them as surance in assuming the responsl- bilitieS of parenthood.
 WRITE FOR BOOKLETS
 The mother of young baby who does not have access to one of these sources of instruction may write to her state department of health for material on the subject of infant care. If she cannot get help there, she may write to the Children s Bureau of the U. s. Department of Labor, Washington, D. C., and ask for a list of the booklets they have to offer on many phases of infant and child care.
 Periodic checkups by the family physician will help to prevent ill., nes, He will also tell her when in- oculations may be given to prevent diphtheria and other communicabN diseases.
 The business Of baby care Is not learned at once, but grows with pa tient study, observation and prac- tice. Thus the intelligent young mother gradually becomes trust worthy home nurse whose love is tempered with wisdom and whose motherly instinct is supplemented by ! scientific knowledge
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16
i BEAUTIES HINTS
 Give Your Girdle Gentle Handling
BY ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

The art of wriggling in and out of corset Is little understood form of acrobatieS which you need to know these days if you want 70 keep itS shape and likewise your own.
 The rules are simple, If heft Is at the top Of your body. step into your girdle. If heftinesS Is at hips.
 No matter where the danger point is, open all fastenings before the struggle. brace yourself for it with an upright, stomach-in pos ture. and don't look or zip until the corset is in the proper place. It is those do-or-die grips upward or downward on corset that wreck its rubber, distort its shape.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16

IlhC III VilC llShl PdSoAllb Chl
 And there is the restaurant, desperate for walters. that is ad- vertising; "Waiters wanted; salary, meals. and daily package of cigarets."
 If the cigaret shortage lasts long enough we may find that cigarets have more bargaining power than money and that they will be used for everything from softening up the butcher to taking maid away from friend,
 Old ladies who never smoked in their lives may stand in cigaret lines in order to exchange money for a commodity that they can use to buy the things they want. HOW TO BE POPULAR
 The most popular hostesses Of the future may not be the women who can corner the most import ant guests-but the ones who have well-filled cigaret boxes.
 We've found in these times Of rationing and shortages that money doesn't talk as commandingly as 1t once did. And 1t may be that cig-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16
Cabbage VienneSe CSerVeS { tn hD


 One medium head red cabbage Q lbsD, tablespoons fortified mNrga- rine, 2 tablespoons chopped onion, 3 tablespoons white wine tor mild vinegar, tablespoon brown su- gar, tablespoon caraway seeds
 Wash cabbage and shred quite fine. Cover with cold salted wa ter for a half hour, then drain. Rinse quickly with boiling water. for half hour, then drain. Rinse quickly with boiling water Melt margarine in large heavy frying pan, add onion and cook slowly until 1t begins to brown. Add shredded cabbage, wine or vinegar and sugar. Cook uncovered stirring frequently for l5 minutes. Add caraway seed and continue cooking additional 5 minutes.
 Delicate Cabbage
 Serves { to D
 One small head firm white ca bage. shredded; { tablespoons for r- tified margarine or other table fat, ? tablespoons water. l-2 teaspoon saltn l-2 cup top milk or thin cream l-8 teaspoon grated nutmeg.
 Crisp the shredded cabbage in cold water about l-2 hour). Drain Melt margarine in heavy saucepan Add cabbage and water. Stir over low fire until tender but still crun- chy in texture. Add rich milk or cream and nutmeg. Bring quickly to boiling then turn heat low. Cook minutes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16

ond club trick with the king and by cashing three diamonds and two hearts, then ruffing a heart and a club she stripped Vests hand of everything but trump. Now she led the high heart and West made the mistake of trumping with the five spot.
 Mrs. Colder over-trumped with the ten spot and then led a small spade. She llnessed the jack and West was end played, Thus five odd was made doubled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16
Delicate Cabbage Serves { to D
TOMORROW'S MENU

BREAKFAST: Crap efruit, griddle cakes, syrup, pork saul sage, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Potato soup. whole wheat bread, butter or fortified margarine, green salad, peanut cookies, tea, milk.
 DINNER Fried quick frozen filletS of fish, lemon, mashed potatoes. savory red cabbage, enriched bread, butter or forti- fled margarine, ginger pears, peanut cookies, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16
BY WILLIAM F.. MCKINNEY AmerIca'g Card Authority

Mrs. Benjamin Peggy Colder, one Of the few women of the country who have earned the title Of Life Master, was a member of the team that won the national Board-a- Match Championship at Atlantic City. The real secret of her playing Is care and deliberatlon.
 Just don't slip up on hand or 1t will cost you heavily. The double and a slight slip-up on the part or West let Mrs. Colder make Ave odd on todays hand. She won the sec
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16
4i%S;'i1DI61 z; !.
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Modern Mothers Learn
 More About Baby's Care
By IONA l.. TROTT
 Assistant Director, Red Cross Nursing Service Written for NEA Service

"The daily and hourly details oi feeding, warming, and protecting her little ones from harm, the watching by night, the rhythmical swing of cradle or bought under the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16

A smart two piece dress that is especially attractive. Inserts in the blouse give you the popular nip ped-in look, For street wear, make the buttoned down the back version with long sleeves.
 Pattern No, 87ll is designed for sizes l2, IA, IS, IS and 20. Size l4, short sleeves, requires 3 7-8 yards of 35 or 39-inch material; l-2 yards ribbon 10 trim,
 For this pattern, send 20 cents, in COINS, your name, address, size desired, and the PATTERN NUMBER to Sue Burnett Water bury Democrat, ll50 Sixth Avenue, New York l9, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16
WE, THE WOMEN
Ci9aretS Assume Greater Value Than Dollar Bills

arets are the medium that will talk.
 If you need a maid or baby sitter or any other service you might try bargaining with cigarets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16
By RUTH MILLETT

If the cigaret shortage keeps up, we may find ourselves with new medium of exchange-cigaretS,
 The idea Is already catching
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16

a social hour will follow the induc- tion ceremonies. Visiting m mbers Of the order will be present represent ing Obeh Grotto of Bridgeport, Hs- jag Grotto of New Haven, Syria Grotto of Hartford and Aziz Grotto of New Britain. Plans will be com- pleted for izndah's annual winter dinner party to be held early net month. All members of the order are invited to attend,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16
BY GAYNOR MADDOX
 NEA Staff Writer
No housewife today can have too many good cabbage recipes. Both red and white are now abundant.
SavOry Red Cabbage
 Serves { to G.

SavOry Red Cabbage
 Serves 1 to G.
 One medium head red cabbage about 2 lbsD, cup boiling water, teaspoon salt. IA teaspoon powd- cred cloves, ? tablespoons fortified margarine or other table fat, ta- blespoon vinegar. ? small onions finely minced tart cooking apple, finely minced; l-2 cup grape jelly.
 Wash cabbage, cut head in half and turn cut side down in bowl of cold salted water for about half an hour. Drain and shred, Meas ure remaining ingredients into a large saucepan; bring to boil Add the shredded cabbage. Cook, un- covered, until tender but still crun- chy, betwen s and IS minutes Just before serving, add touch Of cay enne,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-16

mothers mater nal cares, as old or even older than the human race, laid the founda- tion from which our profession of nursing has de- veloped d 10 its structure of to- day, says an old history of nurs- ing.
 The age old nursing c are oi babies and young children Is still
Evening star., 1945-11-27
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ABLE WRITER. editor, contact repre-
sentative: topnotch BACKGROUND in maya
zines, trade assoc. publications, radio,
gen. writing; personality, appearance to
match. Box 107-S, Star
ATTENTION BUSINESSMEN. II you need
Stenographer or typiSt for half day
nF fui aats gay o. or 3 l9ngsE call MISS BARRETT
BEAUTY OPERATOR, colored. Call LU
DRESsMAKING. design. remod.. aitera-
tons. Eve. gowns specially; reas MISS
BERT. $50 Irving NV. Apt. 4, AID. 223S.
itt Girl: eolored. wishes job cashier. CLERK or
IiGHT HoGGsEWSoRK by active, elderly
SI1pIr ssnSiIs lady; liye in. WA. 4s4s.
inysd: aysiaDle chron9S
hrs: NO. 4ss3 any time.
NURSE. graduate experienced practical, /,
Week in Ga atfnE Ex eaTs sas wants works
iefcent sffsn 1a-hr :, duty no Sundays. call
PRoFEssIoNAL WOMAN available now
for competition, experienced in following
counseline interviewing. public opinion
polling on economic and social lines; can
origlnate and supervise. or follow, orders.
minimum. 200, il advancement possible.
REp0RTER, feature writer, a6. expert
Speaks Spanish fiuently, author of many
pgsbdlnish9rd be- hGtion stories. Box 266-s. Star. !.
SEthE An Il SOCIAL. administrative and
personnel experience; available for part
tune temporary or permanent assignments.
Cal Temple 2755 before noon. 2a'
SECY., admins. with know-how of Wash
lnRton: initiative and enthusiasm. imme-
olately available for challenging Job, temp.
9ro0 9F perm above average salary. Tel CH.
SPANISH LADY wouM like to spend sew
eral hours daily caring for children and
teaching them 10 speak Spanish For fur
ther information, write MRS. OLGA
BALDOM1R, 1144 Church st. Washington.
ID. C 2Ss
TYPIST, rapid and experienced. thesis work
a speciality, desires work in any location,
preferably Chevy Chase area. MRS.
WOMAN. colored, wants psrt-time Job,
S-l2. Sl5 and carfare. AID. S4l6.
YOUNG LADY. capable, will keep house in
snare time for apt. Box 19S-S, Star IS"
YOUNG LADY. experienced. desires posi-
ton as dental assistant. Call RAN
dolph 500 oas
Evening star., 1945-11-27
PERSONAL.

PHOTOGRAPHS FOR CHRIsTMAs-Por-
traits, children, groups, taken in your
home at your convenience. Call CHI. 1855
CoRsETs. foundations and brassieres re-
paired and RENTED at nominal prices; zip
snd fssts I sfe9pf 4h rsDasea s
PHSros P1Holi sia5 or YOUR BABY in your home. 5
25 different poses, S12.50. You viii treas
child's own environment For appoint
I Ss ss Ma 4s2 az HATS Fl fHsanf msd. e order
blockins. @ sq MISS HEppY' a'o1f Vogue Mplinery'
1923 14th st. NV. 90. 7797. Open eyes.
BABY PICTURES -. Cute baby pictures,
made at modest prices in your home
Phone SH: 1921 ewes. and Sundays.
HYATTsvILLE.-zMother will give excel
Isnior lsnf care to infants year and Under n.
/ Wi Will StoT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
Ssfassns msss other h'p 9Ss
HiGHLY iaAoH5i cUiTTRED TiSeI't'SR WOMAN teache,
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
weak heart, asthma, rheumatism. arthritis,
nervousness. piles. colds, flu or other ALL
ments.. Also relief from achins.. swollen
PICTURES TAKEN for ali occasions, any
time. day or night. Call us for prices and
ether details. ELKAY PHOTOGRAPHERS
MODERN DREsSMAKING STUDIO. cen.
trally located, formerly OF Fifth ave.
N. r. equipped for prompt service: dresses,
alterations; moderate prizes, LEA ENGEL,
lilo F St: NV. Room 20. Telephone
sLIPCOvERs profes ssionally tailored; work
manship guar; upholstered furniture beau.
tifully shampooed In your home. DI. 0122
Dl 0122.
Evening star., 1945-11-27
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS, additions and moderniza-
ton. residential and commercial eons:rus-
Sn WEALTH. co. aG s7s
ALTERATIONS can add charm and indi-
yidqality ytd y. to your home from basement to
roofing; modernizing Of bathrooms, Kitchens
and and other tn rooms fo9rnE; in short any y
20 sa your budet TENS f Po
MENT NE CORP, Risgs National Bank MT Build- syll
oons a. rock oS %oo
cf II sGE si'ca'f e. 7 P
NV: Warehouse at 7th and ne. D1.
BUILDER AND CARPENTER for better i'm
provements and reasonable rates, From
eosTsHcToR esssTfni + s'i AND is BGiLpEaGK
DicKINsoN. IitH: it Hiliside os55-J. T n!
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing put the pest;
sae aynf n.isons snang hshsf Raes nssE
ne IL coNTK3eToKs C Ta Is9s INC. 1872 Wisson-
years exDerlence modern dustless ma
chimes; reasonable prices. co. 1903 IA.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR, building con-
struction repairing. remodeling. insula-
SSNEEH sss .a,ns
mates. GATES CONTRACTING CO OF
1900
PAINTING, PAPERING AND FLOOR
sanding speclaltieS; reasonable rates:
iesins' isio MEL iNofohi AN ooN1' eo'' ~
PAINTING. decorating, roof repairs; white
mechanics; work guaranteed. Call GEN
ERAL HOME REPAIRS, AID. 5129.
PLUMBING, heating and gas fitting. re-
pair work, complete bath equipment. gas
heaters, sinks for grocery and delicates-
sen stores; 24-hr service. ia. -6124 OF
ia. 1926, G. H. SHUGART 616 Van
Buren 81. NV.
RECREATION and attic room heat and re-
turn air ducts installed, repairs and service;
reasonable: free est. GE 6579. A.
REMODEL, mooernixe your nome now.
terms; tree estimate. NATIONAL install.
LAJIoN co 55o2 Wis. ave WI 1900
WATERPROOFING, all kinds; basement
waterprooted. windows calked, etc. ROB
ERT E: PRICE, RE 1891 So
IN VIRGINIA AND WASHINGTON call
PATTERSON CAULFIELD CORP. for
Johns-Manyille roofing siding. insulation
terms Ho 4120 Member Johns-Manville
Home improvement Guild.
Evening star., 1945-11-27

REPAIRS and SERVICES tcont.j.
Do a: Haass 5Eee. rsf IS TsFf sYd sHa5
sISnialfa4on sisi ia s94a nrrAlns-Lsu prices on
kEFRTsER4T0SNE kEFRTsERT0E slnSicE "
soorss sssa ss!yss kfrAR TX sass sass service.
ksAsET sns f5s s en- s to psrct ESe pA4L
ROOFING. TIMING. ROOF rAINTIRSe,
HsRaiTsnH MR sHip1HY sasterlng E and sDouins Call
sEWISG mAtHiSEs-dunaran,eea repair,
On any mske Adjusting and oiltns. 81
nr RsFi mseau ses supess see fog 81 oo s. ksN
SEWING MACHINE REPAiRs-we inspect.
se sas 1ars an for MAZE al make sss
THE PALAfs E9YAL ssss seaina ana miehnss isanss
Tnf T1fE h9IS sSD RahsGG N asNe REPAIRS ev experts,
FsPa sisaSss s s.s sss
y ESsf &C. SIS NV
service. from minor repairs to rebuilding
18Th % year AMFRIcAN aPPyPaSgfs PYpRWR1raH 1aa
GPHoLsTERISG. Cushions refilied@1f yor
bring them in we can give you one-day
service; special. so each. Reupholster.
ing orders placed now guaranteed deliyeret
before Christmas. BENJAMIN OSCAR
39l5 14th st. NV. GE. 1906.
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned, Csc. Up tc
Of Wf ana f. bg our Have odern n
chine method. WASHINGTON SHADE &
WASHING afS c nAcHiTEsl n LIE RhrafRED b. ah9 sehG
sery. free est; work guar. GARY APPLI.
ANCE CO, DU. 1885
WEATHER-STRIpPIN veteran. prewal
material. superior workmans reasonable
prices. WO. 221l, ia 1923, any time
USED CAMERAS bought and solo. FULLER
4 d'ALBERT, INC, sl5 10th st. NV
j INSPECT ROOFS FREE, honest advice
quick service new roofs, repairs. insula-
ton. OK. 1912. Mr.. SHEPPARD.
Evening star., 1945-11-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

BUNDLE WASHING. man or woman; neat
colSRfb coz Ssfeby GGR dHR Crank TTankl1 2s9s
D9Fk, DqI od3o 70 cooking, 5'a-day week. Phone
81 SofoF5p sSiiDr. GIRL, L. for ssys ssys work ss
GIRL. ,colored. wants INV. 5 days, Mon.
throueh FIJI or days work; ref. 637
CoLoRED GIRL desires evening work as
csn u s5s@ fs fram 96 % fo' % 5:ao ~ Su"0aS'
nights with reliable people of E SUNDAY; day
willing to work in nice home. sl2 1st
GIRL, coored, desires daywork of any
sunday or nisht work. No no 4ss7. S0'A' no
GIRL, colored, experienced, wants part
s5 a day. DU $3.50 0''e'
Girl colored. desires INV, full or part
Domestic 0i1efH %orR 0sT's cs Ab 5u 5ia5 q part
GIRL. colored, wishes work by the day;
GIRLS, colored, ., want van daywork: expert
snced; S5 and carfsre: also part-time eve
ming work from 30 p m through dinner.
GIRL, experienced, coIored. wants part
Tune work. serving dinner or cleaning
GIRL to take care of child and sh.r..
'''b4VF' -Aiei W pcIi Time a IN, 10
pm: ref 1446 Que ST NV
GIRL, coloreo. wants part-time work
sh.w.. N afternoons also niehtvork OF
any kind: well Exp. AID. 1343
GIRL, color2o. desires days work: excellent
6.os 6etssence; IS day and ear:are, Call .A.
GIRL. ccored. wants daywork Monday
thr9ush Fgieay: Or part time; 81 day and
GIRL. colored, wishes work as mothers
helper; live in; apply 1925 Clifton st.
NV; Janitor quarters IL am. to pm;
GIRL. wants part-time all waitress work.
no Sunday. references: call NO. S5I1
LAuNDREsS. experienced. wants laundry
To- do At home also days work. Phone
REFINED colored sirl desires position as
elevator operator or stock maid. prefer
evenings LU. 3542. 10 TO g.
RELIABLE woman; cleaning apt. for en-
ployed persons: best of references. FIR
WOMAN. eolored: wants general housework:
hrs. a-5 80. BURT. ME-. 1851
WOMAN; colored. exper,. capable, part
time: light work; 1 TO 5. TR. 053a
WOMAN, colored. wants part-time work.
q to s. 1913 SO. Quinn ST. Arl. Va 2s'
WOMAN, colored. wants Job cleaning; day S
work. part or full time. IA. S2SS
WASTED-Day's work or part time in
am NO 1913.