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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-11

New Orleans.-The South prob- ably will have it's first flying physi- clan within the next two months when Dr Edward McCormac, of New Orleans, buys a plane to use as a regular part of his medical practice.
 Inaugurating new school of the medical practice in the me- tropolis of a section where family doctors of the "horse and buggy era" are still in evidence, Dr Me- Cormac has received a pilots li- cense from the department of commerce. It is said to be the first flying licecse received by a Louis- jana physician.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-11

dition to granting extension of time for payment of the custams fees. have agreed to permit the attempt although the plane twice has fail- ed in previous efforts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-11

Londoners are adopting the American rabbits foot as c luck bringer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-11

Belgium has ordered 45 army planes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25
Cold Vegetable Dishes in Summer
By LYDIA Ii BARON WALKER.

how your family likes IL. The FIRST way
Il to season the cooked vegetable
rather highly with salt and pepper.
Add 4 very little vinegar. and let Il
stand for half an hour In the refrig-
orator. Before serving II gArrfsh the
top with slices OF ess and strips OF
Tne second way is to marinate the
cooked spinach with French dressing.
Crate the yolks OF hard boiled eggs and
sprinkle over the top OF the spinach in
vegetable with segnentS Of the egg
whites. Arrange rings OF stuffed olive
slices on top OF all. Or fresh carrots
can be grated over the spinach and the
dish can be trimmed with chopped
celery and nuts.
Shell beans are delicious served cold
Season well with salt and pepper, and
before serving squeeze little lemon
iiice over the wen cooked cold beans.
put A few segments Of lemon around
the dish Sprinkle the. beans lightly
with paprikA.
wash the beans well, but do not string
them, Instead cut them in halves. Put
q small teaspoo1ful Of boiled dressing
In the center of each individual sery-
ing. Around this dressing arrange the
beans with the stem ends out. Sprinkle
the dressing with paprikA. Beans so
prepared are eaten much like Arti-
chokes, that is, each half bean Is
picked up by its stem, and dipped into
the dressing and eaten without using q
fork. This is q dainty dish with its
resemblance to o flower and Is rs de-
licious As 1t Is good looking.
(oopyrieht, lesi)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25
DOROTHY DIX's LETTER BOX
Has the Honely Girl as Good Chance of
Marrying as Her Homely Brother?

YEAR you homely
- man
girl popular with
she desires husband? W. M C.
You have only look around among own social circle
al
with the pretest girls the community no matter he ugly but
and the while sne
waiting for a man to come along
why being that looks do not count
" bald the
conversation
time she
perfectly battered
dance and when he the question she doesn't say no
PuT II jones delightful her brother
ballroom hco
too
than
instead qualities Which the why there
are unhappy marriages
WOMEN putting the foolish valuation looks in
" likes 70 look
with overly
qualities that
husband or wife.
nne, worthy because he
intelligence disposition
ability thinking his Which
DOROTHY DIX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25
M FANNY +. coR4.

T REALLY AM 80 years old"
l. SAYS Clara Kimball Young.
"And / don't mind admitting it
because nowadays it isn't birth
days that count.
"The woman who knows how
to keep the lovely sparkling
freshness Of youth can be charm
Inc at almost any age. Stage and
screen stars guard complexion
beauty above all. They know
that q skin smoothly soft is al
ways appealing.
Several years asoI discovered
that regular care with Lux Toilet
Soap would keep my skin in won
derful condition, and now that I
have returned to the screen, I
depend On the gentle lather OF
this nice soap TO keep my skin
youthfuliy smooth and fresh"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25

morning and heave . medicine bali
around the White House lawn before
tackling the days work, the President
did So
Fishing Is about the only form Of
recreation for which Mr.. Hoover has
displayed q real love. but he medicine
balls" just the same.
Yet "Doc" Boone is far from beirs
the sertDrs minded and exaeting man
Of medicine.
II practical joke ID pefpetrated at
the Presidents week end camp on the
Rapidan, usually it can be traced either
to the good doctor or to Lawrence
Richey, one OF the White House secre-
tariat. Junior cabinet members who
have been guests at the Rapidan can
testify to that
He is a general favorite with news
paper men who cover the White House.
There are few Of them he hasn't taken
in hand when they were ailing.
His two decorations croix de
guerre and the distinguished service
cross-were earned under sheiihfe at
Be1leau Wood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25
Whipped Cream Cake.

Whip one cupful Of whipping cream
until slightly thickened but not stir
enough to hold peak. Fold In one
cupful OF sugar, then two eggs beaten
and one teaspoonful Of vanilla, Add one
and one-half cupfuls OF cake -four
which has been sifted with two tea
spoonfuls of baking powder, and one
until smooth. Place in two small layer
and bake in q moderate oven, Cool
and Ice with bciled or fudge icing. This
will make . delicious coconut cake II
boiled icing Is used and b generous
amount Of coconut Is sprinkled over
the surface.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25
A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
q MERBERT PLUNENEER.

As far us IA known. Capt Boone mas
no political afn1itions. though his sob
in the past has served as 4 skknnfue
stone TO higher things.
President wilson's physieian. Or.
Cary Grayson, got 10 b { nationally
known neure through 4 White H6i,te
assignment. And there was Dr.. saEzer,
who came from Marion, Ohio. b stttnd
President Harding. He became 4 gen
eral ofacef of the Medical Reserve bv
the same route and later turned 70 vet
Grams disqualification work.
Perhaps the case OF the late Maj.
Gen. Leonard wood h the most OUT
standing. As an Army docsof he served
as nledical-militaFy aide 70 President
Mckinley.
II was at the white House that he
met Theodore Roosevelt. From this
association came the famous RouRia
Rider command In the Spanish Amer
lean War that ultimately led wood ell
most to the presidency itself.
Doc" Boone. who holds che rank Of
lieutenant commander in the May, u
Capt: Boone as long as he kerv6s 1t
the White House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25

under supervision Of your teachers. And
after you are through with the work at
st. Luke'A, you have q hard and splen..
did training for month at the Hospital
for the Ruptured and Crippled. When
you get through you are really first-
class masseuse You Know what you
are doing and can be Of real help to
patients.
have always wondered, though, why
those who do body massage don't learn
facial massage. It's child's play for a
good mAsseuse- can learn IL In q
week--and 1t adds immensely 10 her
value to her patients. She can make
extra money that way easily.
I once had body mAsseuse who was
priceless. She was an English girl who
not only knew facial massage. but I'M
derstood maf1icuring, fairdfessing and
makeup. She had only about six Gus
toners b week. but SI1e made q hand
some income from them. It was q re-
lief to them b have one woman who
could do everything, ana they kept her
busy. wonder, too. why more trained
nurses don't study massage. j suppose
when they're free they're too tired.
tcopyfikht, 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25

fairly decent ware. nslen weea6Ara.
s1'Ve firiished q course in commercial
art and am taking fAAhion this term In
Cooper Union. But I realize the dim
Guilty in that field as far rs positions
are concerned, 80 I'm hiding my time
there.
"A TRUE ADMfREN"
You are o sensible girl Il takes
long time to get started IN commercial
art or fashion work, and you could Be
earning money through massage while
you finish your training IN drawing.
St. Luke's Hospital IN New York City
hAa q splendid course Ia body massage.
You Cannot 40 better than 30 20 there
the course takes about six months ana
u not expensive. You not only learn
the mechanical motions necessary for
massage, but you learn the reasons for
those motions. In other words. you
learn anatomy ard some physiology.
Besides the lectures, you have prAe-
teal work. AZ soon AZ you know how.
you are permitted to massage patients
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25
BY SALLY MONROE.

sT~HE objective of the thrifty house.
4 wife ia making soup IL to make It
for nothing. she ought 70 aim to have
soup every day and almost always to
have It without adding materially TO her
Wnen ! boarding house keeper or in
etffsltiof1Al director computes the cost
of soup she has to take into collbidera.
ton the cost Iii time taken 10 plan ana
serve an additional course but the
housewife need not CONSIDER tins N
one way to minimize the soup cost
Is to make soup meat or q soup bone
pay for iteeIf. This Il possible by max.
Ing sure that you ret GOOD fresh meat and
then ~ using this meat to make some
sort of eonked@ogef neat dish that VIII
taxa the place IA . meal Of any addition
81 meat. Wnen you have cooked the soup
aasst elsin % tne iiqgid ana sss s e.
bone. Nristle and lin or fat ana put
tf1e meat through the grinder. n y
heftef always 70 grind It, e. soup meat
tssed for soup e sure to b rather TASTE
less and the fine grinding makes u
possible for the seasonings and fAN0gs
used In making 1k over 70 penetrate
throughout. This would not be possible
were Il simply picked apart into small
pieces Moreover, II the meat u tough,
the grinding breaks up the tough fibefs.
quite tender,
a very little suup meat IL enough TO
make into cr0QuetteA, because these are
best WHEN combined with cooked rice,
fagana or other cereal They ehould be
wen seasoned. Tomato and onion flavor
are wei employed 70 give back the
favof ROBBED By prolonged cooking o.
Casserole dishes q cipppsd soup meat
Z litfis frash fat in the ffyinf nAn And
when hot, but not smoking. add oEe o.
two chopped onions. Cook the o,iOnB
without letting them burn. Next turn
In the chopped meat and mix ana
then add enough canned tomato to
make . soft mass, Turn this into q
Creased baking eish, sprinkle with me
breadcrufnbs. dot sparingiy with butter
ana bake. TO reduce the cost, put this
IN the hreiezs cooker between two fadl-
Aeofs. II your soup meat has cost 20
cents and sou make use Of the meat
10 take the place Of fresh meat that
would cost 40 cents more. then YOU can
figure that the soup stock has cost
nothing
Almost every sort Of vegetable water
can BE eAved for soup stock. This
means freeh cooked vegetables, me the
water drained from canned vegetables
u not suitable. Such vegetable water
as that drained from carrots, spinach,
onions, celery or beetS may be used
as the foundation Of q cream solir1
Or these vegetable waters may be mixed
to form the foundation for vegetable
soup that needs only little tomato and
. few pieces Of diced cooked potatoes
and carrots 70 make an excellent xeke-
table soup
OF course, thick soups that require
milk cannot be made for nothing, but
u you plan carefully you can have this
sort Of soup when there Is leftover
milk on hand. II you save the water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25

bear and share another's burdens.
Look at the handwriting Of the mos
charming person you know and 20,
will find 1t to be easy flowing, ever
and fairly large.
fgg anafyzed send sample to Miss
Mockabse.. care of The Star. along NTH
wM be either interpreted in this colnyi,l
or RoH iein receipe a handWritfn0 andig-
sis chart tghtch yoH ioill Ind an interest,"
ing study.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25
Everyday Psychology
III On. Jesse ". srnowLs.
The Will.


Hardly day passes but we make
some reference TO will---free will, strong
viii, weak viii, viii power, etc. Like
most common things. the win 10 COM
monty misunderstood Certainly not
many Of - would define it the same
was.
Nov, what Il the VIII Long ago n
wa0 supposed that the viii wa d
apsciat c1pActty Of some sort. n was
e0lnefhine that did things for Us or
helped is DO things. But In recent
years TIE win has lost its glamour. Nov
We are told that what Is known - the
viii Is made up Of two parts wishes
and known abilities. All this means
tiaat y0n cannot awill" 10 DO AoFnethine
that y0u have not found out that you
can %. 70 define It. "Will 10 wish,
plus b sense Of attainment"
You can not viii to % an tmpoasi-
bic think, Although you can easily, and
often 40, wiki 70 10 the impossible.
SO what becomes Of free WHIP Your
win ia Just aA free AZ your surroundings.
You can sometimes 10 things because
yon want te ard because circlnistAlcea
control the carrying 0tlt OF your Wishes.
The AAsuuantion that all amme pefA0me
ere always respDnsinls for 81 Of fheH
acaA belongs 10 . past generation.
teppsfishk iesa1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25
Ice Cream Candy.

Boil three cupfuls Of sugar with one
fourth teaspoonful Of cream Of tartar.
half . cupful Of boiling water, and half
3 tablespoonful Of vinegar without STIR
ring, until. when tried in cold water,
the mixture win become brittle. Turn
onto q well btittered platter to cool. As
the edges cool, fold toward the center.
A soon as 1t can be handled, pull until
white and glossy. While pulling. flavor
a6 desired, using vanilla, orange extract,
coffee extract, or melted chocolate. Cut
into sticks or small pieces,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25
Household Methods
Enameling Furniture.

A reader asks whether It IL absolutely
necessary to remove old enamel and
paint from furniture to be enaneled.
It isn't absolutely necessary. If the old
surface IL fairly smooth, don't attempt
to remove 1t. II it is very badly SCARED
and cracked and peeled, then it is OF
course better to remove It. However,
several coats Of enamel win cover q
multitude Of cracks. And though the
result won't be as smooth IS It would
be on fresh wood, still 1t viii be quite
presentAble.
II YOU remove the old coat Of paint,
ret rennover-ask q paint dealer Tor
one-And follow the directions carefully.
Don't expect good results II you only
half follow them.
tcopyrisht. 1881
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25

Soak one tablespoonful Of gelatin In
one-fotirth cupful Of cold water. Beat
together four egg yoiks. half . cupful
of sugar and the juice and rind Of one
orange and one lemon. Heat In the
top of double boiler until cooked TO
a soft custard stage. Add the soaked
gelatin. Beat the four egg whites with
half cupful OF sugar and fold into the
custard fnixtuYe and pour into q baked
pie shell and let cool In the refrigerator
Serve with whipped cream II desired
This will serve nve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25
10 Open Jars.

The quickest and easiest way to open
A Tar oh fruit Is In the following way;
Just take the handle Of Q knife, or any.
thing similar, and tap soundly all
around the screw part. II it does not
turn, tap again, only harder. The Old
fashioned way Of turning the jar up-
side down in hot water u al right, but
often the hot water il not handy and
the fruit u disturbed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25

CONTACTS AES nA-
portant. Choose q
person like this for
a position where
every type must be
dealt with. These
people are the joys
of d octors and
dentists, for they
seem to know just
how to soothe irri-
table, impatient,
sick folk.
II yours II q
large, grac e I u !
hand, you are, or
can be, a success
full mother an d
wife, for you have
an understanding
A. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25
Economy in Making Soup

drained from rise you win md that
this n q good thickening for cfeaned
SOUPS, to take the place Of milk or
to add with . very little milk.
Meat stock can Be made from LETT
over meats and bones As Wen - from
fresh meat, although the flavor Is never
quite 80 good from tnis sort OF stock e.
from the sort derived from fresh meat
However. the thrifty housewife always
Aavek the bones and remnants Of roast
lamb and chicken 70 cook FOR stock.
This SORT Of stock may be used very
wen Il It u carefully seasoned af1d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25
Oheese And Bacon.
w father il in the middle As,

Cut one small loaf of bread In slices
three-fourths Of an inch thick. Cream
q six-ounce package Of pirnento cheese
with three tablespoonfuls Of condensed
milk to the consistency Of butter.
Spread on the bread cut in triansles
Halve some bacon slices and place half
on each triangle Of bread Place IN .
broiler under 3 low flame for 20
minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25

orders are TO be
obeyed, whether he
be q President or
some one of lesser
rank.
This small man,
slenderly erect. dark
and with steady,
serious eyes. doesn't
seem the type of
person who could
play the part of q
"taskmaster" on
occasions. But he
can, and does, as
White House ply
stefan.
Thus when he
thought that Pres
ident Hoover should
arise aarlv in 4IaA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25
aBONERS'
Humorous Tid-Biis From
School Papers.

THE JUDGE WAS VERY Kind: HE
ASKED THE DECEASED IF he
HAD ANYTHING TO SAY.
My father Is In the middle ages.
The form Of government in Russia Il
chaos.
A well known proverb; It is long
worm that hath no turning.
What did Paul Revere say at the end
of his famous ride? Whoa.
The inhabitants Of ancient Egypt
were called mlfnmies.
The triple alliance is faith, hope and
charity.
A martyr is d pile of wood set on
fire with man on top.
The royal mint is what the king grows
in his palace gardens.
tCopyrisht, 1917
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25

Sibly give me ~ 20
where I could take
IL up.
I'm healthy and
strong, and am the
champion tennis
player In my divi-
sion In Central and
other parks. I have
/ mother TO support
and would very
much Ike to take
up something that
would give me o
- -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25
Handwriting
n hat 1t Reveals.
By MILDRED MocKABEE.

you tell from her letter II
your friend Is q gracious host
ess? You viii enjoy your visit
- with one who writes large
flowing hand. Poise and tact
. well developed in person writing
such Q manner. In the business
rid such D person Is fitted for large
work in which personal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25

when TIE weather Il hot, cold food
8 the most tempting TO the appetite.
Every competent home-fnAker appre-
with the usual run OF edibleB that are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25

IT'S . regular battlefield doctor who
A keeps the President Of the United
states in physically good condition
And to Capt Joel Thompson Boone
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Honey sandwich.

Honey spread between siices OF
buttered bread makes delicious sand
wich. and with a glass cf rich mix d
b good luncheon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25
To Be a Masseuse.

Dear Miss Woodward: am 70 years
old and would ike very much to take
up massaging as trade. Having read
about 1t In your column, I would APP
pfeciAte any Information you could pos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25
The Woman Who Makes Good

WOODWARD
started her frightened tvp
highest paid business woHaen IN America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25

NJ. Manufacture are planning
10 stAndardize nuts Is the required
form, not planning on standardizing
nuts" on should not follow plan"
We say, He planned to reach Chicago
by morning" not He planned on
reaching She planned an early din
ner," not she planned on an early
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25

STRING BEANS SERVED ARTr-
CzoKE-sTYLE ARE UNUSUAL.
known to Be Is good cold as hot There
are many vegetables. however, that can
Be included in this list which seldom
are found there.
Spinach can be e. tempting cold a.
hot II it Il well seasoned or dressed.
Try It Ia the following ways ana zee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25

This beautiful favorite Of the
screen is only one of countless
stars who depend on this fra
grant white soap to keep their
skins lovelyl
Hon 9 out of 10 Hollywood Stars
Guard CompIerios Beauty
In Hollywood, of the 613 ifnpcr-
tant actresses, including allstArs,
actually COS use Lux Toilet Soapl
It has been made the official soap
for dressing rooms in all the
great Aim studios.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25

CLARA KtMBALL Youkio-who re:
Gently made her initial talking picture. Kept
Husband" for Radio Pictures after annbsencs
ffom the screen Of many yeAfa. VINO would
dream, looking ct this receAt picture, that che
l. 90 years oldl 'sstage and screen starr must
keep youthful charm" abe says. 80 they
guard compilation beAutyl"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-24
METROPOLITAN GOTHAM'S
DIVISION is PREDICTED
Engineer Thinks City Area Will
Be Split Into Governmental
Districts Within rs Years.

NEW YORK (N.ANA). - While
committees opposed to Mayor Walker
are issuing a vast amount Of comment
on the current situation, the long-dis-
lance prophets. aloof from the strife,
are saying that the form Of the city
government must be changed and that
authority must be divided. One Of these
is r. P. Bolton, who shook his head in
warning when the consolidation Of the
city's tremendous parts was started 80
years ago. Now he thinks that in rs
years more the metropolitan area will
have to be divided, as regards govern
mental responsibility.
Although Mr.. Bolton, an engineer who
has put the five-day week idea into
practice in his ONCE, was born in Lon
don and did not come here until he was
l6, few citizens have been so actively
interested in the history Of New York.
In old colonial houses now preserved as
museums are thousands Of objects, in
Guiding Indian tomahawks arrows, pot
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported Il
he Health Department in the last a. hours
Leonard and Helen Blush, boy.
John J. and Helen Cahill, boy.
Robert L. and Gertrude Irwin, boy.
John J. and Mary DAILY. boy.
Joseph ]. and Agnes Lorditch. boy.
Russell and Ida Linthcum. boy.
John r. and Josephine Van FosSen, boy.
William II. and Sarah Purll, boy.
Howard L. and Naomi Rose. boy.
James r. and Ida Green. girl.
Ernest w. and Thelma Trent, girl.
William J. and Regina Delaney, girl.
Ernest L. and Susie Owings. girl
Walter l.. and Lillian B. Miller. girl.
James w. and Carrie Considine. girl.
Francis and Laura Winslow, girl.
Norman l.. and Helen Roddy, girl.
Mai. Hubert r. and Rosa Harmon, girl
Wilbur I. and Hanna Snyder, girl.
Gerard and Erna Augustine, girl
Howard and Pauline Mountsinjoy, girl.
Mangus L. and Zelda Thompson, girl.
Ralph s.. and Viola King, girl.
Willis o. and Annie Carwile, girl.
Harry NJ and Mary Mickey. girl.
James and Margarte Dickinson, boy.
Holmes and Beatrice Hansford, boy.
John and Essie Moore. boy.
Percy and Catherine Russell, boy.
Percy and Helen Thomas, girl.
John and McVauhn Woodae, girl.
John and Floretta Stewart, girl.
James and Adele Tyler, girl.
John and Edith Jones. girl.
George b. and Ruth Tennille, girl.
BENJAMIN +. and Mary Furmen. girl.
Morris and Elizabeth Bosell, girl