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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-17
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Enhances Desserts

pepper to taste, IA teaspoon pow dered thyme or sage (optionaD, IA cup grated cheese, 6 slices crisp broiled bacon.
 Have toast crisp and hot and spread with margarine or butter Combine tomato pulp and season. ings, spread on toast. Sprinkle with grated cheese, broil slowly un- til golden and bubbly. Top each slice with two strips of bacon, serve while piping hot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-17
BY RUTH MTLLETT

An American correspondent writes from the European war zone that the untrue wife at home Is often a cause of shell shock on the battle- field. The news that his wife Is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-17

in o c with another man is often more than a tired, battle " cary soldier can endure.
 There wouldn't b so m a n y war wives fall ing in love with o t h c r men if wal wives were h on est enough W 1 t h them- selves to admit t h a t there are
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-17
LIFE BEGINS AT As

Barry Fitzgerald, who plays the ships cook in TWO Years Before the Mast" was 42 years old when he began his theatrical career with the famous Abbey Players of Dublin, Ireland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-17
HAD EXPERT TEACHER

Paulette Goddard was coached In a cockney accent for her latest pic. ture, Kitty" by Connie Emerald. mother of Ida Lupino, who special. ized in cockney roles in England.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-17

This inspiration is from lovely trousseau I saw recently. Make this charming adaptation, as simple as ABC.
 Pattern No. 8762 is designed for sizes l2, IA, 16, 18, 20; 40 and 42 Size IA, nightgown, requires 3 l-S yards of 35 or 39-inch material; bed jacket, 3-4 yards; IA yards For this pattern, send 20 cents. in COINS, your name, address, size desired, and the PATTERN NUMBER to Sue Burnett Water bury Democrat. 1l50 sixth Avenue, New York 19. N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-17
COMEDY WRITERS

Melvin Frank and Norman Pan- anna, recently radio writers, are credited with the original screen- play of The Road To Utopia" star ring Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-17
HORSE OPERA FAN

Marjorie Reynolds, starring In "Duffy's Tavern" got her start as Q queen of western thrillerS and still is a fan for the stagebrush operas. She makes a habit of going to Q mesquite movie at least once . week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-17

FOR a style short cut that will
 bring that old suit with the cardigan or club collar up to date, copy the square-cut neck line of the l945 suit sketched above. It takes equally as we'll to trilly or tailored dickeys, ruffled edging or dramatic chokers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-17
.aITS,'% T '%2Ili
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Modern Household Aids Help Home Nursing
By IONA l., TR0TT
 Assistant Director, Red Cross Nursing Service Written for NEA Service

When one is responsible for the care of sick person there are many emergencies to be met that tax the imagination and ingenuity to the
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
1t comes out
Candy

Candy at Christmas,
Candy all year;
Cdndy's nutritious
As uoeH as good cheer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

Luscious fruits -. pure milk :. golden
butter =. fresh eggs =. snowy sugar
meaty nuts :. tempting chocolate -. all
these and more. Each adds part to the
body's nutrition as it beckons the appetite
with flavor.
OF course, you know that candy-bar,
box or bagful-is a splendid source of
quick energy. But take modern look at
candy, and the things candy is made frop,
and you'll really realize why it's just
human to reach for candy.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-01-12
Toledo Boys On
Bowling Green
Team

Several former high school
basket ball players from Toledo
are member of this years Bow
ling Green State University's
fine team. The team has a
schedule of 25 games, including
those with Great Lakes, Long
Islnd University, at Boston Gar
dens, Westminster, at Buffalo,
and Western Kentucky, at Gin
cinnati.
The team is coached by Har-
old Anderson, who put Toledo
University on the basketball
map with some outstanding
teams. Last year, Bowling Green
played a schedule of 26 games,
winning % and losing only four
of them.
The Toledo boys performing
so brilliantly for Bowling Green
are; Joh my Payak, former
Woodward player who was ac-
corded All-Ohio honors last
year; Leo Kubiak, a good play
er from Macomber, who is MAX
ing a strong bid for a regular
berth on the squad; Jim
Knierim, another boy from
Woodward, who is apt to break
into the regular lineup at any
time, and who was good enough
to be selected on the second
All-star team last year at the
Ohio State tournament; and
Tom Inman, who was Waite
His outstanding player for the
last two seasons. Much is ex-
pected of Tom because of his
ability to shoot baskets with
either hand.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-01-12
Elmer Seesert Shines In American League
Photo BY Bill Close

by 8 pins thanks to Hank Brad
shaw 213, Acklin come back in
the second game and capped
that one by seven pins when
Frank McCrosky poled a big
% game. In the last game De-
Vilbiss was bad but the Ack-
linites were worse. Results, 2
pin victory for DeVilbiss.
Paced by Steve Rockicki 578
the Jeep Exports copped two
from the Willys-Overland crew.
W.-O. salvaged the last game by
getting ten marks in the last
frame to nose out the League
Leading Jeep team. Walt Kusina
$50, Ed Czerniak 532 and A,
Ross sos, series were built up
in that hectic last frame.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-01-12
Fig. 1. This is the undesir-
able marrow span"

This is the first of a series of
articles on better bowling, taken
from the book by Ned Day, the
holder of several worlds bowl
ing records. A well-fitting ball,
pair of bowling shoes and a
bag enabling one to transport
these articles conveniently are
accepted as standard parapher-
MALTA.
1t is very important for you
to select a ball that fits the
hand well. No one is able to
bowl to the best of his ability
with a ball not suited to him.
A we'll fitting ball should hang
comfortable in the hand, weight
distributed evenly between the
thumb and fingers, feeling we'll
balanced and in a position to be
easily manipulated with mini
mum of friction to the hand.
There is no recommendation as
to use of a two or three-fin-
gered ball as this entirely OPP
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-01-12
Regional Bowling Tournament Ready
Individual Trophies And
Medals To Be Awarded

Arrangements have been completed for the second
nual Handicap Bowling Tournament sponsored by LOCAL
IL, UAWCIO, according to Ed. Mandy, tournament
ager The will be open all members of Re-
goin 2B, UAWCIO and is sanctioned by the American
Bowling Congress.
The closing date for entries set for Feb 16 and
tries be sent to Ed Mandy at Local II headquarters
425 Winthrop Street The WysOverland which sent &c
the tournament last year. will sponsor rs for
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-01-12

National Supply # 2. The dou-
bic win coming as a surprise to
every one but the Commutator
punch. Walt Kujawa with a 513
led the winners and Zielinski of
National was high for the losers.
De VilbiSs Hits Stride
DeVilbiss # / with f. Point
niger $500 leading the way
swept 3 games from the W.-O.
Shippers. O. Gross and Vic Mi
kol were also over the 500 mark
to help the cause along for the
winners. E. Lipe ats was the
best Shippers could produce.
Here's one for the books. De-
Vilbiss # 2 and Acklin Stamp
ing in their series couldn't break
a single game in the 800 brack-
ct. DeVilbiss took the 1st game
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-01-12

it difficult to release the ball
freely. A ball of this type can
be injurious to the knuckles of
the fingers used in the delivery
of the ball.
Notice in the picture of the
'well-fitting" ball how the hand
rests comfortably and naturally.
TO determine the proper span,
place thumb in hole to depth
desired. Then lay your hand
flat on the surface of the ball
with your middle finger eX-
tended over the finger hole.
The knuckle joint of the finger
should extend "a Inch past the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-01-12

this event.
The Willys-Overland All
Stars, last years tournament
winners, and also city cham
pions, will again enter the same
team. The Spicer Maintenance
team, handicap winner, will al
so be entered. Probably one of
the strongest contenoers will be
the team representing the To-
ledo Industrial Union Council,
currently bowling in the Double
All-Star League at Hagerty's
alleys.
Besides cash prizes amountyE
ing to nearly $4,000, the teaml
will vie for the Valentine Thea
ter trophy, which must be won
three times in succession to be
awarded permanently. The Will
lys-Overland All Stars have al
ready won one leg of the trophy.
This year, as an added feature,
the Valentine Theater will pre-
sent replica of the trophy to
each member of the winning
team and will present medals to
the winning handicap aggretion.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-01-12
Fig. 2. This span is too
wide for the hand.

tional to the individual bowler.
The narrow span" shown is
a common and faulty selection
by the beginner because it feels
well at first contact. Notice the
amount of open space or play"
between the surface of the bail
and any part of the palm of the
hand. This prevents proper dis
tribution of weight between
thumb and fingers, leaving
most of the weight on the
thumb.
The illustration of the wide
span shows how the hand and
fingers are draw wn into a
strained position, which makes
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-01-12
Three Tough Games
For Michigan

Michigan's last three basket
ball games for January, are
against the University of Iowa,
a team which has averaged II
points a game and as yet un-
beaten in conference play; Ohio
State, defending champions of
the Big Nine, and boasting one
of the best teams in the coun-
try; and Indiana University a
school with one of the best all
time records.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-01-12
Forest Warriors
TO The End

LAPEER, Mich, Jan. 12-
Grim evidence of fight to the
death between two large bucks
has been found near Juniata in
southern Tuscola county where
carcasses of the deer, their ant
lers interlocked, have been re-
covered.
The larger animal, weighing
nearly $50 pounds and with 49,
point antlers, evidently had
been dragged about by the
smaller deer, 10-point animal
weighing 200 pounds, for two
days or longer before the latter
succumbed. The larger deer had
been gashed in the throat by the
antlers of the smaller adversary.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-01-12

sons 500 for WHY'S didn't do
the cause any harm. Hestor
Blacks 524 was the best the
Nationals could produce.
The American Can were also
plenty on the beam. They show
ed their stuff by taking 3 games
from the luckless National Sup
ply # 3 team. Elmer Seegert
with two games over the 20
mark finished with fine 571.
Frank Nadolnys $50, Ben Ma
531 and Steve Rasz-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-01-12
Ice Fishing For
Residents ONLY

LANSING, Jan. 12-Stri c t
enforcement of law that de-
nies the privilege of fishing
through the ice on lakes in six
sout h ern and southwestern
Michigan counties to non-resi-
dents of the state is promised
by the conservation department.
The counties are Branch, st.
Joseph, Van Buren, Cass, Ber-
rien, and Hillsdale. The law is
effective from January 1 until
the last Saturday in April, in
elusive.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-01-12

ka's, 521, helped decide the win
ners. National Supply # 3 were
way off on the strikes and spares
but they gave the Cans a pretty
fair tussle.
l.. Zielinski and H. Sterling
helped lys-Overland take 2
from Mather Springs by both
registering over the so mark,
E. Grafton with 212 single and
511 told was high for the losers.
st. Commutator hit the jack
pot and won two games from
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-01-12
Fig. 4. Have room enough
to slip a pencil under the
palm.

inside edge of the finger hole,
thus making it possible to in
sert the finger comfortably and
also allowing a little play for
proper manipulation.
An easy method to determine
whether the right amount of
play has been allowed is to in
sert pencil between the palm
of the hand and the surface Of
the ball--it should lust fit.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-01-12

the reason is just TO put the athletes IN mill
tary uniform or to remove the pros from
the public eye for psychological reasons.
It seems that if there is a professional
ball player who should be in the army and
is not no one has pointed him out There
are less than 5000 athletes who earn their
living professionally, and even though these
might be called up for re-examination, it is
not likely that many of them will be ac-
cepted for military service, that is, those in
the 4-F class.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-01-12
By Ed Mandy

Frank Cherry of the frst-pace Wiys-Overand No. l
team the straw that broke the back of the stubborn
National Supply No. five. Frank through with
strong 222 single game and 581 threegame
his teammates in clean sweep from National Pete John
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-01-12
CONNIE MACK PREDICTS

Connie Mack, the grand young of 81 base
ball years. predicts that he will spring surprises
with his Philadelphia Athletics during the coming
Both the fans and the players will find out that
have started to slip in my mental faculties, and
my will be "way up there" next fa,' Connie said.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-01-12
From The
Rule Book
By Wilbert "Birdie" Rule
Director of Education and Recreation

The decision of the government to nduct professional
athletes formerly in the AT Glass; considered
by some the nations sports writers not too important
to the war effort The entire lot would make much diff
ference on the manpower side and it is not clear whether
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-01-12
low To Select Your Bow|ing Ball

Fig. 3. The ball fits the
hand very well.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Rifle Cards
Nearly Set
BY DON GLLIEs

Schedules for weekly tourna-
ments, senior and junior leagues,
now are being drawn and compe-
tItion- begins late this m on { h,
Southeastern Rife and Pistol AS
sociatlOn announced at its annual
meeting.
Wilbur s. Bailey was elected
president TO succeed Ernest p.
BrouSSeau, also Of Lincoln Park,
who was made chairman of the
board Paul Willoughby, Parks
and Recreation Gun Club, is vice
president; Gerald Splitter, Lincoln
Park. secretary; Bob Rodda,
Chrysler Gun Club. treasurer.
Senior clubs are forming
leagues under the direction Of
Mike Tokar. He said four-man
teams would compete bi-weekly
and be classified in the four Ma
tional Rife Association divisions,
Junior. one position, will be held
concurrently with the Michigan
Rife and Pistol Association COM
petition, according 10 Harold d.
Mcmahon.
According 10 Mcmahon the
state Will be divided into four
districts and at the conclusion of
the regular season, district
Will be held with
the victor from each district com
Ing 10 Detroit for the state title,
probably during the Hearst-TlmeS
meet IN May.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
No Irish Heads Were Cracked

Both Topping and the Maras who the Giants,
shade the Irish and than natural there
should be little tossing of verbal Irish confetti Dams
putting his the National League heads
cracked and feelings bruised they will
heal.
Al least this column hopes not IL is quite friendly
sUth all parties inUoUed and intends to go being
Ohat
That Toppings switch the American Conference and
smiling Jimmy Crowley who sleepy his nick
Sleepy jim is signal victory for that circuit obvious
1t gives what needed New York
and more the biggest stadium in ~ Y in which to play.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Enterprise Bowls
Into Second Spot

Enterprise moved into second
place, one game behind the lead
ing Vernors, in the Women 5
Major League by shutting out
James Five last night at Warren
Bowl Alcona led the scoring with
2630 as Eleanor Koepke fired GIG
from 234-205-lS0. Flo MoryS
dropped to 1907 in the averages
in counting 521 and Mrs. Koepke's
score brought her 10 1903, a diff
ference OF lS pins.
Vernon, with Connie Powers do
ing STA, remained first by winning
twice from Twenty Grand. Colo
NAL with Maxine Cruchon Scor-
ing 56s fell 10 fourth in dropping
two 10 the tail-end PainbOWs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Looms
Possible Trap

University Of Detroit basketball
team plays Michigan State Nor
NAL in Hackett Field House
Saturday night, but as far as Titan
coach Lloyd Brazil is concerned
the game would be more properly
billed as L. OF D. VS.. BOBBY Trap.
Brazil secuted the HuronS IN their
game with Albion Tuesday night
and said yesterday that they have
highly explosive possibilities
IL didn't intend 10 scout
them" ne said yesterday but
was checking over their roster
when I came across a couple Of
names I thought might he signi-
ficant. One was that OF I'd Gill
day. a forward. Another was
that ~ Chuck Sampler. guard.
THAT Gilday reminded me Of
guy who scored II points
against us when We played the
Hurons three years ago" he re-
lated. Sampler suggested a guy
who scored 10 points in the same
game. l decided 10 find out IL
they were the same guys, and
that was the reason for the
scouting trip"
Brazil discovered they were the
same ones who caused so much
trouble for the TitanS three years
ago. Both recently were dis
charged from the armed forces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Major Scores
Fail TO Suffer

So far as scoring was concerned
Michigan Major Leaguers did not
notice the absence OF the big
shot" clubs last night at Crest
Lanes. Five 1900 counts were
lNaoted in a six-match session and
y Walter Johnson Of Norge featured
n9 for fourth on the board. Paris
clean 1904, Norge 1850, Wilson
1904, Helm 302l, Schroeder 1000
was the ranking.
Steve Dutko Of Parisclean had
q 276 in Gal and momentarily
gave the onlookers vision of a 800
Tom DOrazio. Norge, and Louis
Koprince, Schroeder. did the ex-
perting. D'Orazio converted the
ST and Koprince the 4-7-9.
Adolph Konopka. Eleven,
had SIS: Ellis Walker of Wilson.
ass: Bill Jordan, Stempien. 644;
Tony Lindemsnn. Wilson. 634;
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Not Declaration Of War

That 1t constitutes necessarily. declaration OF be
mWeen the two leagues, don't believe
There h for pro football leagues this country,
there isn't then the isn't good such pioneers
Haas Mara George Marshall ct al must want TO believe.
Human nature being what 1t is IL doubtful the Off
eas Of the be brought around
ts doing this But Of this that today
o Thursday:
Lsyden and Crowley and their principals will down
together meeting this winter work
of along the lines Of the major baseball leagues
they will have done the finest work done for pro
football.
For Maras Giants and Toppngs Tigers he is going TO
continue to call EN- that hook headandhead battle
OF conflicting the Harlem River may make
interesting reading the sports pages.
won't make either Of the gentlemen extra potatoes
And important IL won't do football good But
quite possibly country.
Our proposition here is that Peace. it's wonderful"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Constant Conditions
By FRED WOLF
National Stor)

Yesterday We mentioned alley
conditions years ago. Ii Is for this
reason manufacturers. proprletorS
and tournament officials alike are
mlooking TO the day when alley
n nditions are exactly the same
tor every bowler.
That u, for the bowler who Is
o. the FIRST squad at noon to the
last bowler who rolls IL hours
later. on the same alleys.
There are some alley hsishes
available that effer q definite
Improvement on this condition.
bot the question Of high scoring
has been argued pro and con. OF
course, atmospheric conditions
have . great deal 10 do with
alley conditions.
II the alley provides per-
fectly dry surface, the hook ball
bowler will have a more pro-
nounced hook, while in damp
weather, a highly polished alley
prevents the ball from grabbing
the alley surface
A "siidder" or "skidder- h
the result and q ball OF this
type Is very ineffective. Alleys
sometimes change without any
polish or cleaner being applied.
Causes for this are . mystery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Fish Tail
Jars Tunmies
Of z Winqs

II has belatodiy come to IN Q
attention OF The Detroit Red
Wings that although they tied the
Boston Bruins in their invasion
Sunday, two of their members
came out second best with the
traditional cod.
Adam Brown and Ted Lindsay,
left wngcrs, have been unable 10
practice because they have not
recovered from indigestion in
duCed by a breakfast Of hroiled
Scrod which is the tail end Of
baby cod
Manager Jack Adams may Try
Mud Bruneteau at center in prac-
tlCe again today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Prep TitIists
In for Test
RY JAKE RERSON

Champion Southeastern High
runs into a test in rs league debut
against Northeastern IN tomor.
-rOw'S feature basketball game IN
the Metropolitan League,
While the JungalherS were
downing Western, 1885, in a nom
league warmup. Northeastern hur-
died It's first league foe Eastern,
10y a 3l-l8 count last week IN the
Southeast division
I'm another outstanding game,
Northwestern and Southwestern
will battle for The Southwest
Group lead in the Colt gym.
SouthweStern'S rangy team won
haudlly from Chadscy, 54-lS. As
the Colts downcd Wilbur Wright,
1927, IN opening starts.
Central impressive in upSetting
NackenLle.s $ last week, engages
ff'trrf0rd m re NORTHWEST sector
while Hamtramck meets Northern
IN the Northeast feature.
Standings and schedule:
N0RtH ANr GROUP
HaWtrHwrg % Northern o
lass TerF o PrHrIrg D o
Highland Park
sol THFAST GROUP
VI !. W Z
Miller q Dcrhv
Sort r'rraRtern o s0uthesefprn o
NORTHWEST GROUP
Central n Narterfie q
Co0.cy Redfori o
y. %. Hrh
SOUTHWEST GROUp
W d ~ I
Eor'hFercru o wilbur Wusht . /
south western western o
Chsdscy
TONORROWS CANES
NORTHFA~ A~I-S1rtLrgn Havtrs urs
3d. Highland Park vs. Peuhins A. Nolan.
SOUTHEAST Mort hcastern a. southesstern
2 g DENLY A. Eastern. I
NORTHWEST Cooley a. Mackenzie. SIS.
Fed'ord az Contra. SIS
HWFST-H1rttweztern ~ SouthNsst-
en SIS Cnsdsey A. Western. SIS.
NOS-LEAGCE--Wlblr wight "a Miller AZ
Brewster Center. $50, Y. Of .. Hlgn az
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

Styled ood bsili like mems shoes
Most styles have LEATHER sole,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

Call OF Matches

East Side American Legion
League, 16 clubs, voted last night
to suspend operations for one week
at Palace Recreation until the
price situation clears, The secre-
tary is Lee Chaffee. st. Gabriels
Holy Name circuit has withdrawn
at Springwells because Of the
hikp
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
NEW YORK, Dec. 8 GNSl.

That Dan Topping elected to throw in his fortunes
and the family plate with tRs pew American Football
Conference is no great surprise
Since the family plate includes the Yankee Stadium how
ever it important and bound to have profound
effect pro football.
But for Major Dan, the golfng to change horse
men" In midstream-Layden to Crowley-was the logical
He could scarcely done otherwise unless he
resigned playing second fiddle the National
Football League In New York City
For the Giants he people" in that circuit So that
matter how favorable his Topping and his would
have been than their country cousins the other
side of the river