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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
GLORIFYIN6 : YOURSELF
yBy AIieis Hsrt !!
75l9yT1F NEZ li1KK IllS

Compacts and iipsticks come in
 coiiVenient sizes and forms these days. Cosm eticians, realizing that no woman wants to carry a vanity
 that causes a bulge in her pocket
 book or a iipstick that won't fit ifl-
 to the corner of the smallest
 ing little beauty gadgets which are
 coin plete but at the anne time
 handy 10 carry.
 plenish your daytime beauty
 equipment, look at loose powder
 com mpacts. They are, generally
 speaking, more satisfact0ry than
 those containing powder in cake form. Fiji the special com part meut in your vanity with some of the powder that you nse in your
 boudoir and then you'll De sure that your cotnplexion won't look treaked when you freshen up
 your makeup. Be sure to keep the oonpActs powder pun scrupuiously clean,
 or, better still, use | clean cotton pad q day. Nothing is worse for
 your kin than grinding a dirt ana pOWQ@E nlAtuT9 luIO the pores. If you have one of those smart monogramfned vanities, better wrap it in a little cloth to pre- vent the letters from getting
 scratched. And make sure that
 the top of your lipstick case real ly fits the bottom of it so that dust won't get on the lipstiSk it. self, Select our lipstick accord ing to the brand and shade that is most 'fiattering to you and not because ou like the color Of the case. After ali, lipstick isn't an laccessory--it's Q useful cosmetic. <, Rochelle Hudson, screen star, car
 ries q loose powder compact filled with powder she uses at home. For | copy of Alicia Hart's new booklet, "Glorifying Yourself"
 send 10 cents in cain to Alicia
 Hart ,care of Democrat Special Service Bureau, Room 95, 4e
 Eighth Avenue, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
QUESTIONS-AND ANSWERS General niainfecfant

You say that only a freshly opened can of chloride of lime is good for making disinfectant mouthwash or gargle. Can the mouthwesh or gargle be stored for future use? (F. J. M.)
 Answer--No. Dissolve a tea spoonful of "chioride of lime" (calcium hypochlorite) from q freshly opened can in a pint of water, to make a good disinfec- tant solution for use as mouthwash or gargle. It loses chlorine every day, so why try to keep it? Pre- pare fresh solution whenever needed. It is cheap enough.
 SupcrfiuOus Hair
 Do you recommend any one for electrolysis of superfiuous hair? l know of places but am afraid of scarring. (H. P.)
 Answer--I advise you to ask your physician about it. If he or she doesn't give such treatment then will refer you to q reliable one who does.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12

1.-No. ! think not. Women, even when they have been treated like dogs and cattle, and they have been over large portion of their history, have gone on uncomplain- inglN-at least without revolt-ac- ceptihg the lot man has decreed for them. And I agree with that pro- found student, Olive Schreiner that whenever the condition of women has radically improved 1t has been because the former condition of servitude had ceased to serve what man thought was his own best sel- fish interests. Whenever men find it to their selfish interests to eman~ cjpate women they do it. Women's pressure helps, of course, but their pressure never becomes revolt.
 2.-No. just the opposite. Of course there are exceptions, but
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
FATHER GALEN VERSUS OLt DOC BRADY ON CHAR
 LEYHORSE,

Cladius Galen was a doctor in the second century. He lived in the environment of the famous temple dedicated to the god Aes- culapius who was father to Hygeia the godess of health. Even in his callow youth Galen manifested q disposition to dispute with all the bigwigs in philosophy, grammar or whatever they liked. to chin about in those days. So he studied medicine, and became famous as a student and teacher. All his life he openly voiced his scorn for the pathists, cultists or adherents of this and that school"
 "No one before me has given the true method of treating dis ease," said Galen modestly and "Hippokrates, confess.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
PARIS STYLES By MARY KNIGHT

Paris .(UP)-Georgette Renal has let her light shine during the past few years so as to attract not rthe many but the few-the few
 discriminating women who look
 for consistent quality rather than exotic fad.
 A dress made by her which
 has brought her pretty much in the recent limelight is of black and gold taffeta. It is an evening model with a bustle-like draping of material just below the waist and further down, just back of the knees another crushing of ma teriai gives a novel effect and per-
 mits a short train to extend from it. The front of the gown is severe ly plain, rather high as to decol- letage but very low in the back. The gold appears in threads which form squares making the material
 appear to be black. cubes outlined
 in gold.
 The Countess de Caramin- Chimay is dressed by Madame
 Renal and one of her favorites
 is a frock of pale blue nousseline
 de soie printed over with 8 floral
 design in pastel shades. It clings
 closely to the body as far as the
 knees, where it flares out, ending in train. A sash of the same ma
 terial is tied in large bow at the
 waist, and there is a small detach-
 ed cape, circular in shape.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12

intelligence is linked on the avev rage, with every good quality, o5 mind and heart. Intelligent peo3 pie are more discerning of othe1 peoples feelings, they undery stand other peoples needs and de1 sires more quickly and deeply tha4 slower people. However, brillianj extroverts are less careful of hurt4 ing other peoples feelings than tnf troverts. The latter tend to bc mors sympathetic. :.
 3.--Prof. Edward L. Thorndik( years ago found from the scholar1 ship records of brothers that thu older brothers record was one oj the very best indications of thu younger brothers school achieved ments. There is no reason td think an older sisters record would not be as good.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
AwoKE IN AMBULANCE

New Orleans (UP)-When Will liam A. Fitzpatrick fell asleep while driving his automobile he did not awaken until he was enroute to a hospital in an ambulance. His car hit a tree.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
FREAK SWEET PEA GROWN

Estacada, Ore (UP)-Bernice Miller grew freak sweet pea in her flower garden. On a stem twice the ordinary size, 10 perfect blooms were in a row, each as large as an ordinary sweet pea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12

1 has heretofore shown the path, but is often obscure, as is vusually the case with ancients when they attempt to be concise in $ word he has only sketched what another was to complete .' That was all right, for Hippokrates had been dead 500 years when Galen was born. It was not so ba d to imply that Hippo was an "an. cient" as it would be to refer to him as an "old fogy" or an "old fossil" while he yet lived.
 Galen found private. practice poor picking. I suppose the people had his number. They could easily see he was a nut. So he secuted around until he got a contract job or appointment = akin to lodge doctor or plant doctor today-to dress the wounded in the great circus. This job gave Galen a fine opportunity to study anatomy and physiology. There was no anti. vivi-section society in those days.
 Tn Mckenzie's classical work Exercise in Education and Medi- cine," which you had better ask for next time you happen to be in the neighborhood of the public library, hecond page of second chapter, Galen is quoted on a sore subject namely charleyhorse:
 "If anyone immediately af-
 ter undressing proceed to the
 more violent movements be-
 fore he has softened the whole
 body and thinned the excre-
 tions and opened the pores,
 he incurs the danger of break
 ing or spraining some of the
 solid parts, but If beforehand
 you gradually warm and sof-
 ten the solids and thin the
 fluids and expand the pores,
 the person exercising will run
 no danger of breaking any
 part
 soreness following vigorous exer- cises. First, minute ruptures of cell walls in the muscles and ex- udation of lymph or blood, or larger ruptures of muscle or ten- don flores and formation of a lump called charleyhorse; second, the retention of waste products in and about the muscle.
 Both causes of stiffness, lame. ness or soreness are favored by CD too sudden exertion without preliminary warming up" with moderate exercise; (2) cold wealth CT or carelessness about exposure while resting after having exer- cised vigorously; (3) lack of train- ing-that is, the athlete in good training is not likely to suffer any such lameness even if he seems quite careless about exposure, but the individual unaccustomed 10 daily exercise is quite likely. to suffer lameness after even mod crate exertion. You see, training develops many things besides mere muscle strength or agility; 1t de- velops more active and efficient circulation, better breathing, better metabolism.
 Considering Galen knew nothing about circulation, he hit it off pret- ty darn well. don't mind admit ting, and I rarely admit any doc, living or dead: is good. Of course the old boy was a bit off base about the "pores". The sweat has nothing to do with the matter we're discussing. Not a thing. But there goes the bell, children, so we'll have to see about sweating another day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
 BY WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12

The daintiest of sheer fabrics putting appearance ] in Paris for and for country
 chiffon voe print in raspberry ground printed in white n l especially smart that made the model sketched
 You'll like tailored simplicity The surplice closing bodice 1 s Aattering and slimming
 This model is attractive sheer linen prints tub pastel silks sheer lawn print eyeet batiste
 Style No 2o3o is designed for sizes 6 IS year 3 3 @ 42 A and 46 inches bust. | Size 6 requires 3X yards of 3o-inch material Send FIFTEEN CENTS Qsc) in stamps or coin (con is srrferred) Write plainly, NAME, ADDRESS and STYLE lumber BE SURE TO STATE SIZE YOU WISH Th~ NEW SUMMER EDITION of our PATTERN BOOK sesf,ires FASHION, BEAUTY and HEALTH
 PRICE OF BOOK 10 CENTS. $ zana xour money and Pattern Department,
 Deocrnf waterbury, Conn Be sure to state sise
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
JUST TO SHOW WHAT'S WHAT
 IN SMART RESORT STYLES
Here's What Chic Society Women Are Wearing At Newport

A picture of sartOrial splendOr at Newports smart Baiieyss Beach was Mrs Reginald B. nanier in this printed dress with navy blue yoke Of tucked Organdy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
tTo Be Contfhued)

Tourists visiting Venezuela are
 estimated to spend an average of $20 each.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12

Photo courtesy Of MalinsOn SIX CO.) THEY look for all the world like microscopic organisms in laboratory, but the unique circleand-bar design framing the comedy face of Miss Jane Campbell (above for her the amateur textile designing prize It's important because it to be typical of precise rather tailored figured silks that will be smart this fall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12

TO-DAY'S FASHION TIP
 Georgette Renal, less, but con- sistent light in the s-making world uses black taffeta woven with gold for evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12

Two-thirds of the strikes in In- dia last year were over wages and bonuses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12

It was more difficult than Jane had foreseen to make contact with her friend. Amy could not come to her at once, as Jane demanded. She couldn't, 1t seemed at first, come to her at all. Jane realized the justice of this. She knew that Amy couldn't dash off alone to New
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
UN A
NAL BSUELT POR Ell
JUEZ CORNELIUS

Fundandose en- que la policia
no iba provista del oportuno
mandamiento judicial en- los mo
mentos en- que sorprendi6 una
banda de juego en- la casa n1-
nero POT de la Gale Twiggs, Ell
juez Cornelius absolvi6 al acu-
sado Jimmie Cake, arrestado
por la policia como presunto
propietario del ESTABLISHMENTS.
Ell juez Cornelius ha manteni-
do siempre ell criterio de que
a menos que ell delito Sc cometa
en- la Gale, a presencia de la
policia, esta carece de autori-
dad para penetrar en- una casa
sin mandamiento judicial. A
mas de esas razones parece que
la policia no pudo obtener en- ell
registro efectuado ninguna evil
dencia acusatoria o periodical
para ell acusado.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
UN SOLDADO ARREST0 A
UN NOTARIO QUE CUM
PLIA CON SU DEBER

Habana, nov. 28.-Cudndu sc
hacia cumplir una ordem de
desalojo, firmada por uno de
los juzgadoS de esta capital, un
soldado del ejercito detuvo a
un notario, que cumplia con su
deber amenazandolo de muerte
con un revolver. Ell soldado obi
go al notario a subir a un auto
m6vil y amenazandolo 10 He
vo hasta ell puente Almendares.
ALI, al yer I'm pelot6n de solda-
dos, ell notario pidi6 auxilio,
siendo detenido ell autom6vil.
Sc arresto al soldado Jimene2
Alfonso, cuya causa Sc ha radi-
oado por atentado.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
DE GALGOS
RARE JUVENTUS GANO SU
IA. VICTORIA CONSECU-

0 TIVA
En- la pista de galgos de Sui
phur Springs, Rare Juventus,
ell magnifico ejemplar que tan
interesantes demostraciones ha
venido ofreciendo en- ell curse
de la temporada de entrena-
mlento, volvio a ganar anoche,
venciendo a un buen grupo de
"sprintersS". FL magnifico e.
Jemplar esta inscripto en- ell
Handicap inaugural, que Sc
ra corrido en- la noche del sa-
bado. Pony Express, uno de los
favoritos decepcion6 a la con-
currencia, perdiendo una apre-
tada decision contra jolly Lu-
cy. Ell mejor tempo de la noche
10 hlzo Lucy Warrior, que CO.
rrio la distancia del "Futuritv"
en- 29.4/5 de segundos.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
DE LA CANA.
RIA MUNICIPAL

En- la session de anoche los
concejales aprobaron una orde-
nanza por la cual Sc provee la
appropriation de unos terrenos
pertenecientes a la Sra. Anna
B. Whitaker para las obras de
ampliacion q. habran de llevar-
Sc a cabo en- ell Boulevard Bay
shore, a traves del reparto
Hyde Park, desde la Gale Platt
hasta la entrada del puente de
la Isla Davis.
Otros acuerdos de la CANA
ra fueron ordenar ell pase a CO.
mission de una solicitud de la
compania de taxis Seminole pa
ra operar 20 automobiles mas,
con motive de haber sfdo sus-
pendldaS las lmeaS de omnibus.
Apoyar ell Embellishments de
Columbus Drive, utilizando ira
bajadores de la FERA, Y apro-
bar una resolution para CORE
CIR los errores incurridos en- la
liquidation de impuestos del ciu
dadano M. F. Lopez.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
PROGRAMS DE RADIO
EStdci0n WDAE, TamDn

H"CUCtOH L uUtUU
500 Chansonette; Sis mo-
mentos latinos; $50 espanol de
Borden; 500 noticias del mer-
cado citrico; $40 orquesta ar
gentina de Villas; $50 orques-
ia de Val Ernie; 700 Myrt &
Marge; 7:30 los bohemios
800 banda de la marina nacio-
nal; $3.50 viajero en- silla de
mano; 900 Nino Martini, te-
nor; $50 aventuras de Allen 4;
1000 expedition de Byrd; 10:
80 obr3s maestras mel6dicas;
II 100 Radio skit; 11:15 orques
ia de Leon Belasco; 80 or
questa de Ozzie Nelson.
Estaci6n VILLA, Clearwater
5:45 Anita la huerfanita; 6:
30, noticias por radio; TOO A
mos & Andy; 7:30 Red Davis;
800 Mary Pickford; 8:45 ban
d. de la marina nacional; 10:
la terra de Lombardo; TO- 80
la propia familia; II 100 orques
ia de Emil Coleman.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
ARRESTADA LA
SRTA. MONTOTO

Habana, nov. 2S.-Sin apa-
rente razon la fuerza pGblica
arrest6 aver en- ell pueblo de
Rancho Bdyeros, encerrandola
en- ell Castillo del Principe, a la
Srta. Eloisa Montoto.
La Srta. Montoto tuvo ell otro
dfa un altercado con ell abogado
americana Leader, un hombre
odiado por ell pueblo, que Sc di-
ce representa- los ~intereses que
en- Cuba tiene Gerardo Macha-
do.
Profunda indignation ha eau
sado en- todas parties la cinica
conducta de los militares que
diSpusieron ell arresto de la mu-
chacha. Dicese que Leader pien
sa regalarle otra finca al ex-
sargento Batista, ahora "amo"
de la Republica.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
INFORMATION
E PUERTO

Entradas: Dolphin, america
no, de New Orleans, a descar-
gar mercancias. Kelkheim, ale
man, de New York, para car
gar fosfato. General Tosta, bri-
tanico, de Belize, Honduras,
con un cargamento de plata
nos.
Salidas: Alamo, americana,
para New York y Boston, con
frutas y carga general. Bauta,
nOruego, para Windward, con
MADEIRA. Colorado, americana,
para New Orleans con carga pc
neral. Commercial Bostonian,
americana, para Filadelfia y
Boston con carga general. Dol
phin, americana, para Pensaco-
la y Mobile, con carga general.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
ELECCIONES EN- Ell CEN
TRIO ASTURIANO

Ell domingo 8 de dlc.cmbre
1884, a las 9 A. M, Sc celebra-
ra la Junta General de Eleccio-
mes, para la renovation del vi
ce Presidente Primero y trein-
ia Vocales, todos por dos amos.
Los escritos nOtificando la
presentation de candidaturas de
beran presentarse antes del dia
dos del citado diciembre, sus :
critos por veinte asociados.
Sc precisa para e~jercitar ell
vote la presentation del recibo
de noviembre 1884, Y Ell Garnet.
J. GOnzdlez,
Secretario
Noviembre 26, 1884.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28

mente y pagan sus respeetivas
licencias. Todos los aclsados
fueron libertados bajo fianza.
apercibidos de que tendran que
comparecer ante ell juez del Con
dado para un juicio preliminar
que Sc celebrara ell viernes pro-
ximo, en- las primeras horas de
la manana. A los detenidos Sc
les acusa de dedicarse al trafico
de bebidas sin haber pagad2
preNiamente las licencias del
estado y del condado que suman
S1,000.00 en- total. Segun noti-
cias Sc abrira una activa campo
na contra los bootleggers.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
CON UNA FALSA M
ASALTAN A UN DOCTOR

Ell DR.. John S. Gale, vecino
del 5404 Avenida Central, de-
nunci6 aver a la policfa que ha-
llandose en- su domicilio recibio
una llamada telef6nica para que
fuera a asistir a un paciente al
nGmero 405 de la Gale East
Jean, la que Sc decia estaba SUI
friendo un severe ataque de a.
p~endicitis.
Cuando lego frente a la casa
indicada lie Salio al encuentro
I'm hombre de mediana edad, yes
lido de oscuro, quien revolver en-
mano, 10 despoj6 de la cantidad
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
LA HABANA SIN CARNE

Hab3na, nov .2S.-A causa
de la pasividad del gobierno,
que parece interesado en- no mo
lestar a los duenos de matade-
ros, la capital neva va tres dias
sin carne.
Los precios de venta Sc acor-
daron la semana pasada, EN-
una entrevista que preside ell
DR.. Mazas, pero no ha sido po-
sible ponerlos en- vigor.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
PIDEN A CUBA QUE PA
CUE LOS GDROS, POSTA-
LES

Habana, nov. 28.-Los go
biernos de Francia, Belgica e
Italia Sc han dirigido a la Sc
cretaria de eStado pidiendo Sc
les abone 10 que por concepto dc
giroS postales Sc les adeuda.
Este servicio no Sc paga a
esoS paises desde los ultimos a
nos de la tirania m~ach3dista.
Sobre ell particular sera con-
sultado ell cCronel Despaigne.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
Ell TEMPO

Cielo en- gran parte cubierr0
de nubes hey y mahana, con
vientoS moderados del este Y
del noroeSte.
Temperature maxima aver,
70 grades; minima 81 grades.
La luna Sc pondra a las 1928
p. IN.
Mlrea alta a las 1902 a. m.
y S;3S p. m.
Marea baja a las 100 a m. y
a las 2:24 p. m.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
LOS VISTA
RON A LOIRE

Habana, nov. 2S.-Una CO.
mission de lecheros visito aver
al DR.. Loire, secretario de sani-
dad. Los v~iSitantes d~iscutieron
con ell secretario varioS pro-
yectos, q~uedando aprobado uno
que hoy sera sometido al conse-
10 que Mendieta presidira.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
COMIENZAN LOS AIRES
TOS POR LA
DE LA LEY DAVIS

Aver los diputados del Sher-
iff arreStaron a cinco indivi-
duos a los que Sc acusara de
violaci6n de Ia Ley de raquetes
Davis. La vigiIancia en- este sec
tor Sera eXtrema, manifesto ell
Sheriff Spencer, y como una
medida de protection para los
comerciantes que operan legal
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
RENUNCIO Ell DR.. ENRI-
QUE MAZAS

Haban3, nov. 28.-Present6
aver Ia renuncia del cargo de st
cretario de gobernaci6n, ell DR.
Enrique Mazas, I'm nombre
bien intenci3nado.
ESta renuncia crea nueVaS di
ficultadeS al deSaereditado go
bierno Mendieta-Batista
Sc mencionan varies nom
breS, pero sahese que la selec-
ci6n definitiva sera hecAa por
el jefe del ejercito, que dicta or
denes a militares y civileS.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
DOS PRESUNTOS %
DE HABER DADO MUER
TIE A UNA NINA Sc EN-
CUENTRAN EN- ESTA CIT
DAD

CUENTRAN EN- ESTA GU
DAD
Por confidenciaS recibidas
por ell jefe de los detectives
Bush Sc presume que w. NJ
Goodrich Y SUI eSposa, solicita
dos en- Detroit para responder
del asesinato de la menor Lillian
Gallagher, Sc encuentran por
los alrededores de esta ciudad.
Anoche Sc do ell aviso a to :
dos los AUTOMOBILES perseguido
res, por la estaci6n de radio of
cial de la policia, para que Sc
prccediera al arreSto de los pa
sajeros del automovil Essex Ii
Icencia No. 11-49O, del estado de
Ohio, en- cuyo vehiculo sc supo-
ne que viaja ell matrimonio com
prometido en- eSa causa.
Bush dejo saber que la pare
ia habia salido de Clermont 81
viernes pasado y que probable
mente estarian hoSpedados en-
algunos de los campamentos pa
ra forasteros de los alrededores
de la ciudad.
Sc recordara que ell matrimo
MO esta acusado del asesinato
de la referida nina, cuyo cuer-
pc, TODD mutilado, fue encontra
do EN- ell departamento ocupado
previamente por los esposos
Goodrich.
N. Schoenholz, un expohcia
de Clermont, identified a la mu-
jer despues de su partida, Guam
do recibi6 una circular del de =
partamento de policia de De :
troit con las fotografias de los
lugitivos y solicitando su cap :
tura.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
de $500 que llevaba encima.

Una vez consumado ell hechc
ell bandido desapareci6.
Mas tarde Sc comprobo que
en- la referida casa no habia
ningun enfermo nj persona al
guna que hubiese llamado al me
dico.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
HOY SERA I~NAUGURADO
Ell NUEVO HOSPITAL PA
RIA NINOS

Hoy sera inaugurado ell nue.
hospital para ninos tuberculo :
sos situado en- las GALES de Lau-
rel y Roosevelt, ESTABLISHMENTS
benefico que Sc debe a las inicia
twas de la Tampa Junior Lea
que Health Association"
Esta institution operaba ell
Preventorio de Pine Heath, pc
70 mas tarde fue convertible en-
un hospital cuando Sc advirti6
la necesidad de ofrecer mas V
mejores servicios a los ninos en-
fermos.
Aver dicho hospital estuvo
alberto a la inspection del pu :
blico y los numerosos visitantes
pudieron advertir que ell local
habia sido objeto de notables
mejoras y modificaciones.
La gaceta., 1934-11-28
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