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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30

Slovanov re vec generacij, piSe
Pflaum.
Omenjeni clankar je mnenja,
da Anglezi ne bodo tega "spre-
jeli", ker Sc boje "a svoje int
reese ma GrSkem in v Turciii. az
gleda', pravi Pflaum, ida je
britska bojazen dobro utemelje-
ma, kajti vescak, XII mi je dial tie
informacije, verjame, da DO
eventualno pritegnjena V to slo-
vansko federacijo, Turcija pa DO
brcnjena IL Dardanel."
Zdi Sc nam, da je Pflauma
njegov "vescak" kaj dobro in
formiral. F~ederacija juznih Slo.
vanov je ma vidiku in je potreb-
ma, kakor je potrebna tudi sirSa
federacija vseh evropskih naro-
(Konec ma 6. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30

MIN, mt lahko poSljete to pi-
smo. Steer pa upam, da je med
TEN re sam izpremenil svoje
mnenje ali pa ga DO pref ali slej.
0 drugih Vasih znancih Yam
lahko sporocim, da je mas stare
sta Ivan Mlinar xiv in zdrav in
dusevno ell. Melhijor Cobal liz
Zagorja Sc je obesil, ko SO ga
Nemci med okupacijo izgnali IL
njegovega doma; kakor je bill
odlocen V z%ivljenju, je bill odlo-
cen OBJ svoji smrti. joe Kopac
uziva zasluzen pokoj v Ljublja-
nj. Ker je opustil politiko, upam,
da nj preganjan. Erzena so
Nemci pregnali il Marlboro v
Srbijo. Med okupacijo nismo
mogli dobiti zveze z MIN, ne
dvomim pa, da pravilno presoja
polozaj. Struklja, urednika ma
sih kulturnih casopisov, so IL
tovci zaprli, ko SO zasedli Ljub-
ljano. Cd nash nekdanjih sode-
lavcev je odSel OF edinole
France Svetek. z MIN pa smo
Sc razSli re V jeseni 1889, ko je
odobraval napad Sovjetske I'VE
re ma Finsko.
Predsednik naSe socialisticne
stranke DIR. zivko Topalovic je,
kakor verjetno veste, tudi tukaj
v Rimu.
Prilagam Yam prepis pisma,
XII sva ga S To%palovicem tie dni
poslala v imenu socialisticne
stranke angleSki laburisticni
stranki. L. pisma lanxo razvidi-
tie nase mnenje o jugoslovansko-
italijanskem vpraSanju, XII je
prav zdaj aktualno.
DIR. CeleStin Jelenc.
JelencevO pismO della wits, kot
da so vsi slovenski socialist ME
govega miSljenja, lie Franc Sve-
tex Sc jim je "izneveril''. Fran
ca Svetka sem videl prvic, ko je
priSel takoj pc koncani prvi sve-
town. vojni skupno z ljubljan-
skim zupanom pokojnim Peri
Gem V Ameriko ma mednarodno
delavsko konferenco v Wash
ington, a V resnici cato, da Cd
vedeta Etbina Kristana cimprej
V start kraj V borbo "a program
JugoSlovanskega republicanske-
ga zdruzenja. V ia namen SO So
cialisti V Sloveniji delegirali Ell
bina V ustavodajno S%kupScino in
njegovi govori V Mi SO tistim, XII
SO Jill citali ali pa sliSali, Sc INA
nj. Etbin je skozi minulo vojno
ohranil %"jasno glavo" in mu Ia
radi tega ne DO treba nikamor
pobegniti. Tudi nj bill on Sc nj
(Konec ma g.. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30

Jugoslovanski memorandum
opisuje vso zgodovino Primer
ia, podatke o ljudskem Stetju,
katera so Sc vrSila pod Avstriio,
XII dokaj tocno - dasi nehote
dokazujejo jugoslovanski INA
cal teh krajev in pa cemu so bill
podarjeni I~taliji kot odkupnina,
da je sla v prvi svetovni voini
ma zavezniSko stran namesto z
Avstro-O grsko in Nemcijo, S ka-
terimi je imela pogodbo, ola DO
ma MUM strani. Pa il nista mo-
gla ponuditi toliko kot Anglezi
in Francozi, kajti nagrade so. il
nudili ma stroSke slovenskih in
hrVatskih ter nemSkih krajev V
Avstriji in pa nekaj koncesij V
Afriki.
Sistem podkupovanja ma delu
Jugoslovanska vlada sedai
hoce, da Sc politika tie sorte V
zavezniskih krogih neha , A BIO
imela veliko otepanja, ker kot
dosedanja znamenja pricajo, bi
rada Anglia ostala naklonjena
ltaliji ma stroSke Jugoslovanov,
in Zed. drzave. pa SO toliko ma
k%lonjene Vatikanu, da to poma-
ga tudi italijanskim teznjam do
ohranitve Trsta in drugih jugo-
(Konec ma 6. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30
Kritike ma Iuborite
rodi o~dnosoiev S
Soviefsko Uniio

Ko je prevzela Waldo Anglije
labOritska stranka, je bilo splO-
sno mnenje, da Sc bodo odnoSa-
il med Moskvo in Londonom IL
boljsali. Optimisti SO cello upali,
da pride med USSR in VelikO
Britannia do cimtesnejSe zveze.
Kajti angleska delavska vlada
Sc je izjavila "a socializem, pa
bi bio logicno, Ola hi ii dive de-
zeli sodelovali skupaj.
Zvezo z Rusijo, XII velja "a
dvajset let, ie sklenil re Church
ill. Ampak ON je kot torij in kot
sovraznik komunistov in socia-
listov z Rusijo tezko izhajal.
Njegov takratni minister vna-
Nth zadev Anthony Eden je
incl vec srece. v sporih med
Stalinom in Churchillom pa lie
posredoval pOkojni Roosevelt.
Ma veliko zacudenje politicne
s%vetovne j~avnosti pa so Sc odno-
SAIL med Anglijo in Rusijo po-
slabSali, cd kar je ma vladi de-
lavska stranka. Dasi tega nj no
tela in cetudi 10 je pred tako
moznostjo svaril predsednik
eksekutive delavske stranke
Harold Laski, Sc je vendarle do
godilo, da sta Sc ma prvi konfe-
renci vnanjih ministrov veIike
petorice Ernest Bevin in WAGE
slav Molotov zelo skregala in je
Bevin Molotovu dejal, da Sc po-
sluzuje hitlerjanskih metod, Mo
lotov pa, da je lahko shajal z an
glesko Waldo, dokler je bill v Mi
Eden minister vnanjih zadev.
Pozneje je napetost nekoliko
pOlegla, a ne Sc toliko, da bi Sc
v Angliji S tenn precej ne pecali.
PosebnO je napetost vSec tori
jem, ker napeljujejo vOdO ma
njihne milne. Ampak delajo Sc,
kot da jim je zal, ker SO ga la
boriti "zavOzili". Associated
Press poroca liz Londona v de-
PEST z dine rs. januarja O izjavi,
XII 10 ie istega dine dial prot la
boritom clan bivse Churchillove
Wade Harold Macmillan. Pravi,
da cd kar so laboriti ma krmilu,
SO Sc odnosaji med Anglijo in
Sow. unijo stalno poslabsevali
in tudi z led. drzavami so veil
ko mani intimni kot pa SO bill
pod Churchillom. "Docim SO
nam pravili, da Sc DO privately
stvo med Anglijo in RUSTIC utr-
dilo elm zavladajo laboriti, Sc je
zgodilo has nasprotno," ugotav-
liza Omenjeni bivsi minister, in
lie zal, da njegova ugotovitev nj
liz trte izvita. Niti nj visa krivda
samo ma eni strani.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30
K0NFERENCA ZDRUzENIH NARODOv
Sv0JE DEL0 zELO DOBRO zACELA

"CemU Visinski ne pride?" so Sc ,sprusevu|i no
konferenci zdrUzenih norodov v LondonU, a odqovor
lie bill Usibonie. Visinsk ie sovietski podkomisor "a
vnonie' zodeve in eden nojvplivneisih elonov rezimo
USSR. PriseI ie no zborovunie v London seIe minuli fe-
den. Pred MIN go ie zostopoI Andrei Gromeiko, XII ie
sovietski Posionik V WoshingtonU. Visinski ie bill med
tenn V Rvmvniii in V BoIgariii Ter eokoi dc vidi, deli
DO onglo-umerski biloxi Rysiio skUsui povsem izoIiruti,
oil pa PokozoI voIio "a sprovo.
DogodIo Sc ie slednje. AngIesk in omeriski biloxi
no konferenei zdruzenih norodov povsem prevIadyie-
to, q sto dokozoIo, do iimo ie vendor "a mir in "a ko-
operoeiio. X temv razpoIozenju pa so MOVED pripomo-
gle mole dezeIe in 90 Fronciio, in OBJ enem zovest
Woshingtono, Londono in Moskve, do hi biIo nuivesiu
~trogediio, ako hi noduievoIi svojo poitiko fuko, do
hi vodia neizogibno V tretjo svetovno vojno.
sovietska vnio ie Sc vedno vveriena, do il streze
kopitolisfisni svet 20 %zivieniv in mv ne zoupo nobe-
nego koroko. Ampok v Woshingtonu in V Londonu Sc
trUdiio Moskvo p%repreoti, do SO v resnici "a mir, ker bi
z novo voino tvdi kopitoIistieni sisfem mic ne pridobH.
Deistvo koiPodo ie, do SO vzroki "a spore Sc fvkui
kokor SO bill in do kopifoIistieni sloii Sc vedno risIiio,
do ie voino proti "komvnizmu" torei roper Rvsijo
neizogibna.
Noiveejo zopreko svetovnemU mirU pa so neso-
glosio med interest VeIike Britoniie in sovietske unite.
RUsio hi rodo postuIo siIo v Sredozen,Iiu, q Anglia
go hoee "a svoi monopoI boil kot Sc kdui. Anqiijo Ga
potrebvie 20 svoio poi v Indiio, pa 81 GO je podjormiIo
no toxic irperidlisfiene moline, do tydi ungIesko de-
ldvsko vIada v vnanii noIitiki ne more biti druoeoa
kot mperiuIistienu. @a
RUsiio po ie 90 koneoni voini daIu AngIezem, in
S tenn tUdi Amerieonom rozUmeti, do ne DO ves dovo-
lilo, do hi Sc il zopiralo svet. Zoto pritisku no Tureijo,
Perziio, Kifoisko in no skandinovske dezeIe. Ampok
vziic femU SO Sc zostopniki orqunizociie. zdruzenih no.
rodov vendorIe zediniIi, do hi biio bIoznosf, ako hi
svet pahniii V novo voino. In zosluga 20 to gre nojvee
nnolim drzovan, posebno Sc angIeskim doninjonom,
XII SO dole VeiN troHei ruzUmeti, do ne DO sIo, uko hi
vzfroioie, do lie one bodo odIoeevuIe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30
KOM

Kaj Sc kuha v "starem kra-
ju?" To je naslov clanka, XII ga
ina v tel stevilki Etbin Kristan.
Maj ga vsakdo precita. Kajti je
res dober clanek, napisan cd
cloveka, XII Sc je "a ustanovitev
jugoslovanske federativne repu-
bike boril re V prvi svetovni
vojni. In re dolgo pref.
Celestin Jelenc je mnenja, da
Etbin Kristan z ozirom ma raz-
vol V Jugoslaviji in ma svetovni
polozaj nj ohranil "jasne glave".
0 Celestinu je bio v komentar-
jih nekoliko porocano re V eni
p~rejsnjih Stevilk, pa je menda
dobro, da Sc o TEN boil obSirno
pomenimo. Maj govori, kako on
cuti in misli, njegovo pismo, XII
ga je postal Ivanu Molku il Ri
ma, kamor je pobegnil. Datira-
no je 10. oktobra lansko leto
(prepis mi je izrocil Ivan Mo-
lex SAM:
Cenjeni sodrug Molek!
Pred Stirinaistimi dnevi sem
prisel V Rim pc dolgih potova-
Nth cez Korosko in severno TIA
lilo. Tudi JAZZ sem Sc umaknil
zaradi Titovega rezima IL Jugo-
slavic.
Zelo me ie razveselilo, ko sem
izvedel, ola ste vi ohranili jasno
glavo in ste takoj spoznali, da
Titovo gibanje, kamor spada tu-
di OF, nj niti narodno, niti So
cialisticno, niti demokraticno,
nit osvobodilno gibanje, da nj
ma mic skupnega z marksizmom,
temvec je boljseviski terorizem,
XII ina svoje osnove V Bakuninu.
Usoda /. internacionale Sc po-
navlja!
zal mi je, da sodrug Etbin,
&c je res, kakor sliSim, nj ohra-
nil tako jasne glave, kakor vi.
S sodr. Ivanom Mlinarjem sva
mu re "a casa okupacije V letu
1912 in 1913 dvakrat pisala "
Ameriko in mu razlozila, Ia kai
pr mas gre. Ne VEN, ali so pisma
prisla do MEGA, ina pa on do
wolf zivljenskih izkusenj in po-
INA socialisticni nauk, da hi bill
lahko tudi sam uvidel, da je to
gibanie dalec stran cd demokra-
ticnega socializma. &c sodrugu
Etbinu delam ia ocitek, pa to ne
kali mojega osebnega spostova-
MIA do MEGA in ne mott mojih
lepih spominov mani, XII segajo
nazaj do jugoslov. conference V
letu 1909.
Use to bi raje MENU osebno
pisal, ne VEN pa ~njegovega ma
slova in baje tudi ne stanuje vec
V Chicago. &c innate vi zveze z
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-30
Pogoii %Jugos|avTe
"a reSIseV sp0ra
qIede Primorske
Goriska Sc moi pridruzi sloveniii, Istra
Hrvoski in Trst pc moi Postone avtonomna
edinieu " fe9erofivni JUsosIoviii

Glavne sile, XII imajo skleniti
mirovno pogodbo Z Italijo, so
Zcd. drzave, Anglia, Sovjetska
unija in Francija. Jugoslavija
kajpada ne spada k tel veliki
cetVorici, ker je pac majhna dr.
Java, a vendar ina vpraSanju
mirovne pogodbe Z dezelo, XII 10
je Mussolini upropastil, ,sedai
pa Sc skuSa reSiti, MANFRED tia
liza Sc skuSa reSiti z zatrdili, da
je pTavzapraV zaVeznica, ne pa
prcmagana dezela, - veliko be-
SedO.
Tito nc odneha
Zaradi te we're, da SO Italijani
sedaj pravzaprav clani zdruze-
NH naTodOv, ne pa clani pro-
padlega neutrality-suspicious.
jeVega osi5ca, je V italijanskem
tisku tam in V Zed. drzavah re
10 veliko propaganda prot Jul
goslaviji, kot da bi bila Jugosla-
vie V vojni proti nam, ne pa
Italia in MEN pokojni 'duce".
A ~predsednik Jugoslaviie Tito
ne odneha cd zahteve, da Sc mo-
ra krivico, XII SO 10 storili zavez-
Mkt Slovencem in Hrvatom V
prVi svetovni vojni, sedaj po-
praViti.
Sedaj, ko so Sc posebni dele
gait omenjenih sill seSli, da pro-
ucuiejo vpraSanje mirovne po-
godbe Z Italijo, jim je vlada jul
goslovanske federativne repu-
bike znova sp~orocila, da mai Sc
uposteva prvic, da je bila Italia
V vojni z Jugoslavijo, ola 10 je
napadla in povzrocila nil
ogromno Skodo, "a katero Sc il
sedaj ne SINE DAFT odveze, pac
pa Jugoslaviji odSkodnino.
Trst maj pride pod Jugoslavijo
o novi poslanici jugoslovan-
ske Wade medzavezniSki komi-
siji "a sklenitev miru z Italijo
poroca depeSi z dine 26. janu-
aria cikaSkemu dnevniku "Sun"
Friedrich Kuh med drugim, da
zahteva Jugoslavija slovenske
kraje ma Primorskem, XII SO Jill
zavezniki prvi svetovni vojni
podarili I~taliji. TIE Sc mai pridru-
ii S~loveniji, hrvatske kraje pa
HrvaSki. Trst pa maj vsled svoje
italijanske vecine postane avto-
nomna drzava V federativni Ju-
goslaviji, z vsemi takimi pravi-
cami, kakor jih imajo n. pr. Slo-
venija, Hrvatska ali pa Srbija.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03

As stroll down Memory Lane we find many in- delible imprints of people liked since childhood be- of some kind deed live interest in the things doing at that time. Sunday night said "gOOd bye via prayer before his last earthly bier to fond friend who rich in the virtues of kindness and hu milty. As a kid peddlng The Democrat recall vivdly my anxious approach to leave the paper in "Davy" Sheehys saloon because any night that "TOm" MOynihan was tending bar you were of being re- ceved properly in the outside office and being treated to bottle of soda Iron Brew. That back in the days of Mccarthy and MOOre bottle stops that operated on hook and rubber gadget that something. With the ever inevitable approach to age and wisdom ob. served with the keen of evaluatiOn an deeper generosity toward others he drew from the fruits of his profits in the business that he started in his arrival from the Spa in Tralee Ire land. In the midst of his trek, his family met with sad misfortune, but they weatheIcd the storm in true Christian fashion by lowing to Gods will. This event caused Toms" departure from the Hill and installed him in business in the West End far from his friends of former days. But his sterling qualities him many new His late years sad being stricken with cripping rheumatcs, he deprived of his love for the hunting and fishing and watching the banty rOOsters square off in the barnOft ring. Tom MOyn han has gone to his just reward hope but his kindly soul and sincere neghbOrly spirit will live deep in the hearts of many, just it has and will in mne Peace to his ashes and the full of to his sons. May they carry on in the noble tracks their beloved Dad!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03

En Passant Those familiar with the theater since the early part of the century will have noted the passing of one of the successful paywrghts from 1908 to 1880 Right off the bat three of his hits will be remembered Romance "The Jest" and "Dishonored Lady Edward Sheldon passed this week at the age of 60 He start ed on the road to fame dramatic author at 22 of age He was the consutant of such actresses Helen Hayes and Katharine Cornell. He wrote "The High Road and he likewise colaborated with producers on many plays including few by Shakespeare The star of his play Romance, Miss Doris Keane died last year. That was the play that must when college seniors hobble skirts and groesque hats Mr. Sheldon we'll versed in theatrical art and business of the great of the theater. This week is also noted the passing of Noah Beery brother of Wallace both veterans of the films Noah was one of the great villains of the century but not too keen on hs vllany One hardly thought of the without the other coming to mind. Noah died in the of his brother Wallace which seemed as 1t should be- Incidentally 1t also Walace's birthday when Noah passed away. He vacatOning with his brother hay
 ing week off from his role in the Up in Central Park His obituary notices say his greatest cinema role that of Sergeant Lajaune in "Beau Jeste great asset in his roles was his booming voice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03

and about 20 minutes for custard cups. e.. Here's another substantial dish for Lent. The more. fresh foods we eat, the more processed foods can be sent to the starving.
 Squash Ring
 Serves 4-6l
 One box quick. frozen squash, thawed, tablespoon finely minced onion, 3 tablespoons butter or fort flied margarine, melted, l-2 tea spoons salt, dash of pepper, 2 eggs, well-beaten, 2 tablespoons top milk or cream.
 Combine squash with remaining ingredients in order given. Turn into small well-greaSed ring mold. Place in pan of hot water and bake in moderate oven (375 degrees F0 about 35 minutes, or until firm. Unmold. Fill center with buttered peas or lima beans.
 TOMORROW'S MENU
 BREAKFAST: Tomato juice, with lemon, poached eggs, oat- meal mullins, butter or fortified margarine, jam or jelly, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Potato soup with bacon drippings and onion. French bread, chopped raw vegetable sandwiches, sliced oranges and bananas, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Chicken and rice soup in cups, crackers. sliced cold ham or corned beef, relishes, corn en casserole, country fried potatoes, sliced tomatoes, stewed rlubarh, nut cookies, coffee. milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03

You'll find dozens of users all summer long for this beautifully simple daytimer in larger sizes. Note the comfortable cap sleeves, pretty sweetheart neck and gored skirt. Easy to make--your ABC Special for this week.
 Pattern No. S0l9 is for sizes 36, 3S, 40, 42, A, 46. AS, 50 and 52. Size 38 requires yards of 35 or 39-inch ma terial.
 For this pattern, send 20 cents, in COINS, your name. address, size desired, and the PATTERN NUM- BER to Sue Burnett Waterbury Democrat ll50 Ave. Americas, New York l9, N. Y.
 A complete and dependable guide for summer wardrobes the SPRING AND SUMMER issue of FASHION. A free gift pattern is printed in the book. Price l5 cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03

Americana. Whats we like to keep. That's why we like to many of our Colonial and early American homes in Connecticut preserved It's nice to drive along North and South Streets in Litchhed' similar ones in Norwich New London, and many other sections of the state and the early 17OO dates TWO homes now in the meligh and which will be preserved under terms of will and disposition by the Antiquarian and Landmarks Society of Connecticut the Hale House in Coventry, and the Hampstead House in New London. George Dudley SeymOur's estate disposition and the heirs of Anna Hampstead Branch look out for these two houses. In both the money left will be used as stipulated in maintaining these two houses as museums be visited by Connecticut people and others interested in such things old houses. The Hampstead House said to be of the Eestdocumened houses of 17h century origin in this country. Its building was begun in 167S house of two stOrys Changes were made in 1712. and additions in 1731. The house Is also equipped within. in the usual New England fashion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03

~NN@~s lined figures no matter how much rich food they eat, invariably act .so superior in the, presence of a dieter,
 The non-dieter has "a way of saying Sinugiy, whenever 2 a man or woman on the heavy side turns down an inviting dessert::. ".;I feat everything II want, and',s never seem to gain" 's
 That's hard to take, especially so since the dieter'is obviously watch ing his neighlor stuff himself. ,.r
 But here's the perfect chance A person who wants to lose weight can now refuse a piece of pic, bread, butter, or whatever just ias com placently as the 1laturally-th per- son reaches for a second serving. PERFECT EXPLANATION .t,5 {
 All he has to say,is: T think; it's our duty to cut down on our food right now, and 50 I've given up pas- try, limited my bread consumption to one slice a meal, etc."
 That ought to put the lean big eater in his place, and take all the shame out of dieting.
 So here Is your chance, you who have found dieting hard in the past because of the ridicule of the folks who can eat and eat and never gain.
 It's rare opportunity to. be able to cut down on your own food and on the suffering of the starving at one and the same time. r
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03

shoes to the.r fashion companions with dressmaker details. Stitching, pinking, tucking, pleating and trimmings of bows, buckles, nail- heads and pearl buttons do that very thing. Although shoes this season can be keyed to the color of costumes, high shades are not being uSed-because leather is not THAT plentiful-at the expense of black, brown and navy blue. which form the backbone of womens wardrobes
 News-flash. indicating what's ahead, are sling styled, side-but- toned spats in two-toned gray and navy and brown and tan combinations of suede and calf skin. which hark back to the high stepping l020ls. Also reminiscent of the Tt Girl" era are open-toed suede opera pumps. bedecked with big square bows centered with dozl ems of shiny white pearls,
 Stlll going great guns, however, are platform shoes. If they add from one-quarter to one inch to feminine stature. they're liked and are favored most in sandals. New taney business on these are swlrIed gold drop nailheads used on platforms in parallel rows. Con- tinning-and likely to increase in popularlty--aTe suede and ealfgkin flats. The spring they boast the hlgh-style interest of fancy foot- weag, namely plnked edges. open backs and toes. and softehing bows.
 ia evening ahoes. tho ellalSine styles 60 Into leather-saving fnb- ries satin la tons-aiid ore as as pagan sandals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03
Good Nutrition Urged To Save Baby Teeth

ent teeth. Aside from good looks, a set of strong, even teeth is a tremendous asset for the health and strength of one one.
 In the booklet Save Your Teeth" mentioned in the mothers letter, I give what l believe is the consensus Of present day medical, dental and rlutritional opinion concerning the foods, minerals and vitamins that are required to assure the develop. ment of sound teethR
 Good nutrition first, good dentist " second, that will best preserve baby teeth or permanent teeth. The toothbrush has nothing to do with the question.
 Lay That Pipe Down
 I have lived with my good hus. band 34 years but nearly choke when he brings the odor of his horrible old pipe into the house although he never smokes, 1t in the house I suppose this is allergy. Please send me your pamphlet Re lief for Allergy"-r don't say any thing to him about it-I want him to be comfortable and happy in his home. (Mrs. L. A. e.
 Answer-Glad to mail the pamph- let Relief for Allergy" to any read CT who asks for it Gin writing, not with a clipping and incloses stamped self addressed envelope. May I suggest, Ma am, how to tame that horrible old pipe? Let 1t stand out in the sun for, say a month. If the weather ruins 1t, who cares? Meanwhile present your good hus- oand with flock of pedigreed pipes at least seven good pipes of the shape or kind he likes. This will cost you something - beware of cEeapjohn goods-but, think of the joy of being rid of the foul pipe horror when the man has a fresh, dry, clean pipe to smoke every day.
 BursitiS
 Please write an. article on bursitis. I say 1t is inflammation of the sciatic nerves, others say no, 1t is form of acute rheumatism.
 (M. E. s.
 Hl@1Wei- Uu1Sd IS a paQ O1 sac containing drop 0" two of watery fiuid, serving as friction pad be- tween muscle or tendon and bone surface. There are scores of such bursal pads in the body and in- 1ammation Of any one of them is hursitis. Inflammation of a bursa under tendon of gluteus maximus upon tuberosity of ischium (prom- inent muscle of DERRIERE or bullock, and bony knockle on which one sits) might be mistaken for sciatica.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03

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