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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14
New type uirliner, convuir 24o,
utiIizes iet-exhuust propulsion to
attain cruising speed Of 800 m.p.h.

AMERICAN AIRLINES has just ordered 100 new
"A Flagship airliners of a most revolutionary
type /. the largest order of its kind ever placed
by any airline.
Known as the Convair 240, this novel and
speedy new arliner is being built by Consolidated
Vutee, designers and builders of the famed, de-
pendable Lberator bomber.
The Convar 24O is no ordinary aircraft. For the
first time in history in commercial arplane, jet
exhaust propulsion, (as auxiliary to the conyen-
tional propeller drive) will enable you to cruise at
an easy 800 m.p.h., with a maximum speed Of
$50 m.p.h. In the past, you've travelled on the air.
lines at a mere $50 m.ph.)
The Convair 240 has duaI-trcycle landing gear
and scores of other safety features which will
appeal to new, as well as seasoned, air travellers.
In addition its windows-larger than those Of
any plane now in operation-will afford you full
visibility and its power-plant installation has
been especially designed to eliminate exhaust
noises and vibration.
American Airlnes announces that the 40-pas-
senger Convar 240 will be used for swift economi-
cal fights of less than 1000 miles, in the United
States, Mexico, and Canada Z. supplementlng
the larger 4-engine planes
Look forward to the day when you can Fly
American!" in this wonderful new plane! 1t will
be an experience you'll want to repeat over
and over again!
No spot on earth Is now more thon 40
hours flying flme from your local airport.
mile, invte This crosssecton drawing of the Convsir
40 shows how you will relax in solid comfort this
American Anes plane speeds you through the air at cru
ng speed of 300 m.ph.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14
VCY 10 Form
Post

Detrons veterans Of World
War II we're invited 10 join IN
formation Of an American Legion
post al 730 p m, today at the
Downtown YMCA by Ed Dar-
ling. director Of the Voice OF
Christian Youth.
Speaking az the Saturday night
.VCY rally in Music Hall. Darling
urged All young veterans who
wish 10 enjoy the fellowship Of
the American Legion in a Chris
tian spirit 10 attend the initial
meeting with American Legion
officers.
Or. Thomas Moseley, president
of the Missionary Training Insti-
tute of Nyack, n. Y, guest speak
or az the meeting Saturday, told
1000 young people that II was
high time 10 seek the Lord
INVITATION ISSUED
God Is looking for young
men and women with vision
and passion TO carry out his
will" Or. MoSeley said "Many
young people are having their
fling, enjoying their lusts and
planning 10 join Jesus later.
"But YOU can't plan To give
up sin at some convenient fu-
ture date. Sin is a horrible
thing which binds youth in
shackles which only God can
break.
Now you may think sin is
your plaything, but IT will he
come your master and destroyer
II you continue 10 sin"
BACK FROM CONFERENCE
Christian testimonies ar the
meeting were given BY Bob Bow
ers. Jessie MacKsP and Jerry
Ellison and entertainment fea-
tured the VCY Trumpet Trio
Jean Stommel and her violin, the
Gloria Girls SeXtette from Gra-
tiot Baptist Church and the VCY
Choir Ray Ivory led the sing
spiration.
Just returned from the national
conference of Youth for Christ
leaders in Los Angeles. Ed Oar
ling revealed that YFCs mission
aries 10 Europe would make their
last stop in Detroit March 16 be-
fore sailing on March 18.
-TerFey- Johnson, president OF
Youth for Christ, Chuck Temple
ton, vice president, and Billy
Graham. field representative, viii
appear at a rally in Detroit twc
days before they sail for England
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14
Wife Wins Relief
From Neuritis Pain

Thousands OF sufferers from the torturing
pains due to rheumatism, selatica, lumbago,
neuralgia and neuritis- are mighty happy over
their discovery of NORI1O. Now they have
found quick acting formula which speedily
relieves tho~e exhausting muscular aches and
pains NORITO is trustworthy and dependable
really works fast. II you want TO feel again
the Joy al relief from pain-so you can work IN
peace and sleep in eomfcrt -be wise and Try
N6Rff0 unter this ironclad guarantee. IL the
very first three doses do not relieve that cruel
pain 20 your satisfaction- your money will be
refunded Don't suffer See your druggist today
and get NORITO on this guarantee.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14
83d Infantry Cables
RedepIoymeni Protes'

NEW YORK, Jan. IA qNS)-A
cable containing Las words pro-
testing the delay in their redeploy-
ment was received in the New
York office of ms today from
officers and men of the SD In
fantry Division.
The cable. disp a c h e d from
Linz, Austria. was copy of mes
sages sent 10 President Truman
and Congress.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14

For speed and convenience in oodng-When the Convar
24O lands the airport the pilot taxs right under the
loading canopy No need for you to expose yourself to
bad weather any time) Down the front loading
door, with its built-in steps (No waiting for airport
attendants to roll ramp) Then using the reversible
pitch propellers the pilot backs the plane away and
taxis to the runway. Stopover time is cut in half!
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14
Resume Quiz
En ASacOnlb

MT. CLEMENS, Jan. 14--As.
.sistant Atty. Gen. Harry w. jack
son resumed taking statements
today in the states inquiry into
charges of miShandling of justice
bv Macomb County law enforcing
agencies.
Jackson and Atty. Gen. John R
Dethmers conferred in Lansing
over the weekend on progress oi
the investigation.
The inquiry grew out of an eX'
change of charges between the
prosecutor and the sheriff.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14

ton phases Of the treatment
while a corps OF lay women
assisted with the hot packs.
Zone of the most important
processes in the Kenny method
Is the correct use of hot packs
she explained. "They should
begin Immediately after dag
nOsis, and must be changed
every Is minutes to relieve pain
and muscle spasm and prevent
contractlOns and deformities."
Muscle exercises also should
not be delayed. Most doctors
formerly held that II muscles
didn't respond in six months.
they never would. Now this
theory has been completely
revised.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14
TRAINS ASSISTANT

"The patient is asked to con-
centrate on the particular
muscle / am trying to stimulate
and In this way he puts his
entire effort into the process
with me-"
Nearly all equipment used at
the Oakland hospital was pur-
chased by the foundation. The
training of Miss Elsie Davidson,
now assisting DR.. Calhoun, was
financed by this organization
which also pays her salary and
that of the hot packers.
OF the money collected in the
current March of Dimes, so per
cent will be used locally and the
rest sent to National Head
quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14
Iran Asks Hearing

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. IA
(INS) -Iranian Ambassador Hus-
sein Ala said today that the Per
sian people want TO bring Trans
case against alleged Russian inter-
vention before the United Nations
assembly, now in session in
London.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14
NaZi Mercy Death
Chief Kills Self

LONDON. Jan. II QNS)-The
London Daiyy Sketch reported to-
day that DR.. Leonardo Cont. who
helped promulgate Hitler's steril-
ity and mercy death" DEGREES,
hanged himself in Nuremberg
prison with his shirt sleeve three
months ago.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14
ADVERTISEMENT
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while its msdieations relieve raw, cracked
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your face, hands or lips don't wait - get
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14

ADVER TISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14

County Contagious Hospital.
For two and half years she
has been working sometimes
seven days a week with her skill
ful hands and expert knowledge
OF the Kenny treatment so polio
victims might walk again.
Her enlistment in the ranks OF
polio fighters came early IN the
war when the home front con-
tingent Of doctors and nurses
rapidly was weakening.
SISTER KENNYS PUPIL
At that time Or. Calhoun, in
private life Mrs. r. II. Whitlach,
the mother of an l1-year-old son.
decided 10 learn from Sister
Kenny herself the treatment that
has restored activity 10 countless
stricken limbs.
After u weeks at the Kenny
Institute. she returned 10 Detroit
and Joined Or. Franklin Top al
Herman Kiefer Hospital in treat
ing the Gripping disease
Her next step was contracting
Abner 4. Larned. chairman of the
Wayne County Chapter Of the
National Foundation for Infantlle
Paralysis. with an offer of her
services.
II was through the foundation
that she went in Sept, 1943, "a
the Oakland County hospital
where more than 200 patients
from five months to 81 years OF
age have been under her care.
During the epidemic in mid
t9944-, Or Calhoun worked single
handed in applying the Kenny
muscle stimulation and re-educa'
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
Elizabeth Woodward Says
YOU'RE COMPETING WITH
 HER GIRL FRIEND

Yow sure % fOr Sally bHt yOw cdS't % her pal, Vera. on. Veras oH right tD her place . bst she's Oettin0 in your h0irl Everv time yoH ask Sally to % to the TsOvies W ws c night she promised Vera she'd % SUth her. Everv time voW drop SH at SGE1Ts house after school aee H0llu aI0ne
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
Strawberry Pie Ideal With Whipped Cream

soft. Strain and add the hot liquid to sugar, stirring constantly. Add gelatin which has been softened in IA cup cold water.
 Cool until mixture begins to thicken, and add remaining ber- ries. Turn into crumb crust. Chill until firm.
 Serve with whipped cream, if de- sired.
 Soft Custard With Stewed Fruit One cup (1-2 pound) dried fruit, two eggs, 1-3 cup sugar or maple syrup, 1-8 teaspoon salt, one tall can evaporated milk, 2-3 cups), 1 cup boiling water, Ia teaspoon vanilla extract. Stew fruit slowly with two cup water until tender. Press through a sieve. Beat eggs. Add sugar or syrup and salt. Beat well, then add milk. Stir in the boiling water. Cook over boiling water, stirring frequently, until mixture coats spoon, about 5 minutes. Add vanilla. Serve over the fruit.
 Yield: six servings.
 TOMORROW'E MENU
 (In Accord With FEC
 PrOgram)
 BREAKFAST: Sliced ba- nanaS with ready-to-eat cereal, soft-cooked eggs, oatmeal bread butter or fortified margarine, jam, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Tomato juice, frankfurters on rolls, soft cus- tard with fruit, iced tea or iced cocoa, milk.
 ANNOUNCEMENT DINNER: Cream of tomato soup, oven- fried chicken, surprise stuffed baked potatoes, green peas with mint. Pascal celery, strawberry pie, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
MAKE IT CLEAR
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.

At risk of being accused of harp ing on the subject of exposure to sunshine and skyshine or diffuse daylight-I beg to give you one more verse in the ballad "W1a- daya want with clothes and hats when you've skin enough to wear?"
 First, please bear in mind that I advocate the least clothing you can get by with, and I have nothing to say about nudism. This is a health column. If any teaching or advice you find here leads you into a dis- pute with the Sewing Circle or the Constable, I'm sorry
 appeal to all parents and guard ians of young children to let the kids go with the least clothing whenever the kids want to. I main- tain that if the child is not actually an idiot he or she knows better than you or I or any one else can know whether the child Is dressed warmly enough of has on enough covers or is dry enough or well enough protected from wind, damp ness or draft in any conceivable cir- cumstance. If there is anything wrong with my reasoning about this I do wish some sane intelligent monitor would take me aside and explain in simple language the truths of life to me.
 At the moment I advocate near nudity for the children particularly because, I believe, it Is the best remedy we have. both as preventive and cure, for enlarged tonsils and or adenoids-but at the same time 1t is fine medicine for many other ailments of children, youths and adults.
 Exposure of naked skin surface to sunshine direct or diffuse (sky- shine, daylight in the shade, light on a gray or cloudy day) enables the body to manufacture sunshine vitamin D-u1traviolet rays in sum light activate a waxlike substance in the skin called cholesterol or er- gosterol, converting it into vioster- ol, which is vitamin D.
 In the pamphlet Tonsils and Ade- noids-for copy send stamped self addressed envelope, and ask for 1t in writing, not with clipping, I
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13

Hygiene Information, Connecticut Tuberculosis Association; and Ad- ministrative Assistant, Connecticut State Medical Society, will be the moderator. Among the participants in the panel discussion will be: the Rev. Henry Sizer, St. Andrews Epis- copal Church, Meriden; Mrs. Louis Gyenizs, President of the Sherman Parent Teacher Association, Fair field; Miss Barbara Judkins, Hart ley-Salmon Clinic, Hartford; Will liam N. MacKay, Director of Pro- hation, Third District Juvenile Court; William Benedict, State De- partment of Health; and Mrs. He- len Swedburg, Hartford Visiting Nurse Association.
 At 4:30 Dr. Lesher will give the key talk on "The School and Com munity Aspects of the Social Hy- giene Problem" A buffet supper will be served at 6 P. M. followed by a panel discussion in the evening on 'The School Contributions to So- cial Hygiene" Dr. Lesher will be the moderator of the panel and discus santS include: Harvey R. Fuller, Su- perintendent of Wethersfield Schools; Mrs. Dorothy Y. Kirk, New Haven Health Department; Will liam Dyckes, Ha1nden High School; Dr. Carl A. Troester, Jr., Williman- tic State Teachers College; and Mrs. Herbert Cohen, President Lin- coin Parent Teacher Association, Fairfield.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
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BY WILLIAM 0. MCKINNEY America's Card Authority

Canadian players are very proud of Donald FarQuharson, who en- tered the Canadian Army as @ pri- vate and came out a brigadier. Brigadier Farquharson, in playing today's hand, made what I thought was a very fine deduction.
 His bid of four hearts was @ forc- ing bid to his partner, and when West bid four no trump showing a heart stopper, Don went to six spades.
 The opening heart lead held the trick and, although Farquharson's queen had dropped on the ace, South continued with the jack of hearts. Dummy's king won and the five of clubs was discarded.
 Now the nine of spades was led. When Mort hplayed the three-spot, concealing the deuce, declarer had to decide whether or not to take the finesse.
 His decision was that it should not be taken because South had deliberately led heart to put the lead in dummy. Knowing that East probably had no entry into dum- my. South had given him his only opportunity to take a finesSe.
 Retcalling the warning, Beware of the Greeks when they come bearing gifts" Farquharson went up with the ace of spades and dropped the singleton king.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13

llEzEOs TO THE EDITOR
 goe Di11aggio's ex-wife, lovely Dorothy Arnold, will be a June bride. Hs is wall streeter George Shu- bert. who expects his marital free- dom this month .. =. Lois Andrews thee Jessel, nee Street) is court ing with Lockheed test pilot Johnny Martin, once wed to Ruth Terry. Ken Murray, the star of Black Cutsp (now in Its 4th year in H'WoodD, will next marry Elizabeth Walters of the cast j. Wasn't that Lady Astor who gave testimony of a phydcal healing at the Christian Science church Cat 68th and c. P. Wegt) on the eve of May 1st? And wasn't Lord Astor along? The Shah of Iran CMohammed Reza Fahlevi) and his Queen Fawzeih have phffft. She lives with her brother, King Farouk of Egypt, but is now yawning herself to distrac- ton on the Riviera Milton Berle, who makes only S10,0OO a week at the Carnival, hit the ceiling Cat the Yankee Stadiun) when charged 70 cents for c ham sandwich.
 The Frontier Hotel management taaag Vegas, Nev.) purchased a S40,e00 plane (a converted DC-3) to be the first gambling plane in his- tory Pick yOu up at H'wOod, F. A., Reno, San Francisco, Palm Springs and even Kansas City or Chi. Fly you to, from and over Las Vegas and you may gamble en route. No chance of raids, etc. {. Also if you lose your alI-you can always welch by jumping ont.
 A man named JOhanning-held at Ellis Island charged with being an enemy alien-was released the other day. He celebrated the event by marrying his guard! Her last tag 1s Morley Is Stanton Griffis, the multi-millionaire, planning a re-merger with his ex-wife, Whit ney Bourne? Chums report they are carrying on like sweetenheart- ems :. Dolly O'Brien, who married Jose Dorelis Gin Palm Beach Sat- dee), made such a denial (and with such g poker kisser, tool when the col'm said she would-many months ago Jackie Oakie's newest little acorn is starlet named Vicki Horne ... The member of "State of the Union" who spouted rankinpoop stuff back stage distributing pam phlets, etc.) is thinking of apologiz- ing to the troupe. She's a fool if she lets herself get caught at the top of long flight or stairs.
 Haw! After the stink raised about Elliott ROOsevelt's income taxes on the A&P Hartford loan - hawk shaws from the U. s. Treasury found that Uncle Sam ackchelly owed FDR's boy some mOOlah! It seems that Elliott neglected to claim all his legal exemptions . This has not been released publicly because those who pressed for the probe Of Elliott find it politically profitable to keep it sOttO vOce.
 Only . handful of insiders know that Charles Denny (acting chair man of the ECO is the real author
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
Wear Least Clothing
 As Possible-Dr. Brady

recommend what I consider the next best prophylactic and remedy for enlarged tonsils and adenoids, daily ration of vitamin D and vita- min B-complex to supplement the regular diet, especially through the late winter and early spring when most people, even the kids, get lit- tie or no daylight on their skin. But this alternative for exposure or nudity is at best only a poor substi- tute for nudity. We must remem- Der that the manufacture of vita min D by ultraviolet irradiation is only one of the effects of daylight or sunshine. There are probably many other beneficient effects of which we know little or nothing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
Bishop Here For Services
 Confirms Class ef l00
 Af Sf, PatPIek's

Greater emphasis on spiritual values is needed to combat the philosophy of the current "age of indifference" Most Reverend Henry J. o'Brien. Bishop of Hartford. de- clared yesterday afternoon at St.. Patrick's Church. The bishop de- livered his sermon after administer ing the Sacrament of Confirmation to a class of 166 children.
 Bishop O'Brien congratulated the children and their parents. He urged the former to, follow the teachings of Christ in their daily lives. and reminded parents that good example is of paramount im- portance.
 Benediction of the Biased Sacra- ment was given by the bishop after the Confirmation ceremony and sermon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
Social Hygienists To ConDene May 28
 Dr. Mabel Grier Lesher to Adde's
 New Haven Session; State Health Department Cooperating

Dr. Mabel Grier Lesher, Educa- tional Consultant with the Amer ican Social Hygiene Association will be the key speaker at a Conference on Social Hygiene sponsored by the Connecticut Tuberculosis Associa- tion in cooperation with the State Department of Health, May 28, at the Medical Association, 364 Whit ney Avenue, New Haven.
 The first panel discussion is scheduled for 3 P. M. on "The Com munity Contributions to Social Hy- giene." Dr. Grace Mooney, Chair man of the Committee on Social
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
Hospitals Held Guid ed Tours

Although a goodly crowd of about 200 persons inspected both local hospitals yesterday in observance of National Hospital Day. author ities at both institutions, St. Mary's and the Waterbury Hospital, said indictment weather probably kept visitors away.
 Guided tours of inspection began at P. M. and lasted until o'clock. Nurses Aides and male volunteers conducted the visitors through the hospitals and pointed out clinics, operating rooms, emergency rooms, recreation departments and other sections and facilities of the build- ings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Stan Writer

Warm springs days and fresh strawberry pie go together. Try this for a special occasion-such as a wedding announcement dinner.
 Fresh Strawberry Pie
 (Filling for one 9-inch pie shell)
 One envelope plain unhavored gelatin, IA cups cold water, four cups strawberries, one cup sugar.
 Wash, stem. drain, and chop strawberries. Cook one cup of the berries with one cup water until
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
WaIter WincheII On BrO0dW0y
llElEos TO THR EpITOR

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
TAKE HER CHOICE

salys usually surrounded One be that she really bit afraid of She doesn't know what to k going with alone maybe shes not quite she likes you the way you Ike her so she has vera with chatter with Vera shield and bucker And she's apparently doing good job of it.
 perhaps Sally can't without like that Their oseness deep strong any friendship they Maybe girls that it's time with boys and have to of the dependenmang strings with their girl friends At this point Sally Vera is best and most - portan friend She quite realize that's what you'd like to be-
 keep right taking Sally But think it's time for definite showdown wh Sally It's up to her dividing with really plenty life both of And needn't tread on each others heels either.
 MAKE IT CLEAR
 you a you expect you drop And should be there she should the but
 When likes gal he spending in neutral He wants to right in the center of the So let Sally decide whether there Give that chance and she chooses Vera she'll be mighty 1t wasn't you.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13

Only . handful of insiders know that Charles Denny (acting chair man of the ECO is the real author
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
EMPHASIZES BAKERY

The bake shop of a modern 35,000-ton battleship each week turns out $500 loaves of white, raisin and graham bread, TOO pies. 5000 hot rolls, 4,800 cinnamon rolls, between 5000 and 5000 cookies, and fruit slices, coffee rings and birthday cakes for special occa- Sions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
 Low Shoes


 Are low shoes harmful to a baby's feet? Is there a minimum age when children should be allowed to wear low shoes?
 Answer-No. The less shoes the better for the bays feet or for the feet of any one. Let the baby or child wear the lowest shoes that have Soles thick enough to protect from punctureS, cuts etc. When- yer 1t is possible to go barefoot or year only soft moccasins, that's the ideal way. Tn parts of the south where the ground is polluted and infested with hookworm larvae, 1t is unwise to 90 barefoot.
 SacCharin
 It is injurious to health to use saccharin tablets to sweeten coffee when sugar is not available?
 (K. S.) Answer-No. Any one may take up to five grains of saceharin daily with impunity. A tablet contain ing 1-4-grain gives the sweetening effect of approximately a spoonful of sugar.
 Copyright 1946 by John F. Dille Co