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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26

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 CAROLINE CHATFIELD
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26
Household Hints
LAX DISCIPLINE MORE APT TO M

"schOOIs cry brings mothers delight that their oprnsS attendance school makes possible In series of four timely helpful articles written for NEA Service and the Waterbury DnoCa Olive Roberts Barton offers suggestions by which mothers make vacation pleasant for both themselves and children The first article
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26
HAwAIPs IDLE TO DROP

Honolulu - (UP) = Federal rec lief rolls are expected to be cut substantially in Hawai- this sum- mer when 30,000 men are given employment harvesting. hauling and packing the pineapple crop. Approximately e5,500,OO0 will be paid out in wages during the three month season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26

with charm. Learn to dance at homel
 Send 10c for your copy of SELF INSTRUCTION IN BALLROOM DANCING to the Waterbury Demo- crat Home Service, 63S sixth Ave- New York, N. Y. Be sure Co write plainly your NAME, ADDRESS, and the NAME of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26
Regular Schedule for Rising and Dining SmOOthS
 Vacation Days for Both Mother and Children
PT TO MAKE YOUNGSTERS DISCONTINUED THAN RIGID PUNCTUA

If she but realized it. in few short days these three will become completely diSgruned about having their with guiding hand the FS And might make interesting for them and easier for herself she this matter of freedom really serious thought
 First the greatest tonic for good regular getup" hour When schools When schools out it per- ative. moved half she likes from seven- thirty instance but when the clock scndo out the they like 1t not They should certainly break together usual like good children and eat properly cc
 any difference she has nothing to dc Oliver resentfuy chin for hcur because he feels of his rights They will get used to it. Be- they will develop that pshod feeling that goes with late rs ing, and in general will feel better physically
 Lunch lunch time promptly the dot And need- less to say supper too this matter of habit discipline.
 Rudgstng all children should learn An hour should be dollar It will buy only 50 much and must be treated with respect tme te visiting me ell have
 limits Such prevents dawdng and Gaifessnes and nci- dentay for the mother She keeps control over tho days program instead of losing it.
 It doesn't do to say meeky can't them up children go to seep when they should in the world for lying abed after the birds are up.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26
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R. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26

After . 30,000 mile voyage to the Antarctic and return the Royal Re- search Ship William eeoresby has arrived ct London.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26

Send your money and oFaer to Pattern Department. Waterbury Democrat. Waterbury, Csza. De suFa to state slzA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26

Venezuela is granting subsidies to Its le@dlir~ r~r'"''Ifvrrl exports.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26

subHed Peaderg will be dis- publication provided held n c"nndencs Writ" ~ cb"s"eId
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26
Caroline Chatfield
Says Today

These Days It Ts Hard for Girl to Judge Whether Her Unemployed Boy Friend IS Victim of Circumstances or No Account" Yet Even in These Days a Boy Who Has the GOOds Can Deliver.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26
Predcterrninatlon

Six years ago had tubal preg- nancy, tube removed at operation. Two years later bore son. Now ex- pectant mother. May hope to have daughter? My doctor just
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-20
$3.50
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW

Located in Overlee Knobs, in nearby Vir-
ginia, and Just being finished. We predict
a quick sale for this pretty bungalow be-
cause of its unique and practical plan.
All brick construction, five big, bright
rooms. fireplace, big dry cellar, wide porch,
copper cutters and down spouts, copper
screens. newest equipment throughout, and
priced very modest for such a splendidly
constructed home. Wide. level lot with a
garage, and located this side of East Falls
Church, handy to good transportation.
R. M. HOOKER. metropolitan 1868
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-20

HBELLHAVEN APIS.
Washington Blvd, Alex, Va:
Have you visited these attractive
new apartments on historic Wash
ington Boulevard, in Alexandria,
Va? It was originally the old
Spark Plug factory which was re-
modelled into an apartment build
ing. The apartments are delight
full, some having wood-burning
fireplaces and all Of them are
beautifully appointed. A very
charming apartment with a lovely
view of the Potomac River is avail
able now. It consists Of three
rooms, and rents for 800 month.
MARYLAND AVE. N. E.:
This apartment faces Maryland
Avenue and one would have an
especially attractive view Of the
Handicapped strip Of ground run
ming through the center. This
strip is planted with beautiful
seasonal flowers and is kept up by
District gardeners. Getting back
to the apartment, it consists of
two rooms, kitchen and bath, with
electric refrigel alton on the house
current All the rooms are front
ones and are of good size. The
kitchen has one of those up-to-
date ranges, a kitchen cabinet, and
it is bright and airy. Rental asked
is $3.50,
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ROOMS WITH MEALS,
DOWNTOWN:

Before you go looking for the
place to live, come into my office
and let me tell you about this new
guest house. It has so many
worthwhile features that 1 am
sure your search will be at an end.
First, the location is perfect, you
can easily stroll down town, or if
not so ambitious, bus and street
cars will take you down in a few
minutes. This house offers the
ultimate in rooms with meals. At
this writing there is an attractive
newly furnished double room
available. Rates are quite rea-
Sonable,
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RENTAL HUNTING
With BARBARA HOLMES

If you are interested any places described beoO ete phone
or call on Barbara Holiness 1917 H St. NV.
District 500 or District 1000
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80 STUDEBAKER PRESI-
DENT SEDAN-In excellent
mechanical condition; only
81 down, $3.50 per month.
Down
'29 STUDEBAKER COM e.
WANDER SEDAN C God
transportation for some
one; only 81 down, $6.2l
per month ................D Down
80 HUPMOBILE SEDAN &7
All good tires; paint and
motor o. X; only 81 down,
1892 per month. ...........D Down
'2S NASH COACH Good e.
running condition; all good
tires; only 81 down, $3.50
per month ................D Down
20 PACKARD COUPE If e.
you can use a car of this
kind this one Is a bargain;
only 81 down, $6.21 per
month NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Down
'32 GRAHAM SEDAN In e.
best of condition; paint,
tires and upholstery are
above average; only 81
down, 1882 per month. =. Down
81 HUDSON COUPE-One &B
of the very best buys we
have to offer; only 81
down, $l2.42 per month. =. . Down
'33 TERRAPLANE COACH-Paint
looks like new. Motor CO
thoroughly reconditioned; ~
a splendid little job; only
81 down, $16.S9 per mo-. 49,. Down
80 PIER RROW e.
COUPE-In first class rum
ming condition. Bargain,
only 81 down, balance $12.67
per month. ................ down
'32 ROCKNE SEDAN In &3
splendid condition through
out. Paint, tires and mo-
tor are EXCEPTIONAL; only 81
down, 1851 per month. =. Down
'32 AUBURN BROUGHAM-This
popular model Auburn is e.
like new in performance;
powerful, smooth motor;
81 down, $16.19 per mo. . Down
81 FORD ROADSTER "A e.
model that is scarce on
the market; only 81 down,
$l4.4S per mo. .............D Down
80 BUICK SEDAN You H3
won't find another car in
town as clean as this. One
at such low payments; 81
down, $15.53 per mo. Down
81 CADILLAC SEDAN-In &4
best of mechanical condi- y
ton; all good tires; paint
o. X; only 81 down, $20.41
per month ............D Down
'33 PLYMOUTH COUPE &I
Just think of buying a Ply
mouth that is exceptional
throughout for only 81
down, $2O.41 per mo. ..... Down
'2S ESSEX COACH-Ex- &M1
cellent running condi- ~R
ton; a bargain; only VI
S37 full price. .........
Lee D. Butler
mo.
BARGAIN COUNTER
1897 18th St. NV.
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NEW BRICK N. W. SUBURBAN

NEW D4O4NA N w DOOO4VDtA4N
On beautiful lot 50x132, detached 6
rooms and bath, furred walls. insulated,
full attic and basement, gas heat. metal
weather stripping, beautiful large kitchen.
detached garage. Price, $9.250 with terms
Call ME 1927.
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A NEW DOWNTOWN TEA ROOM
WITH FURNISHED ROOMS:

A well-known young lady who
has run successfully a guest house
on Que Street for a number OF
years has opened a tea room in
combination with some newly
decorated furnished rooms which
can be had with or without meals.
It is located in the art center OF
the city, which is rapidly growing,
and compares favorably with the
famous Greenwich Village of New
York. Special attention has been
given to the decorations, and the
meals will be found tempting in
every way. 1t is not customary
for me to elaborate on the de-
sirable location, for all OF you,
even to strangers, like so well to
live downtown. I suggest your
visit be made at once.
OFF CONNECTICUT AVE:
This is distinctly an outstanding
opportunity for a discriminating
person to get real living quarters.
The owner of a very attractive
home, just off Connecticut Ave
nue., in a strictly residential Sec
ton, has more room than she
actually needs and is DESTROYS of
getting a permanent guest who is
used to the nicer things in life.
There is a charming atmosphere
prevailing throughout the home,
as you will Immediately recognize
on crossing the threshold, and one
would undoubtedly be comfortable
living here. You must visit this
home to realize the possibilities
that are offered Meals will be
served.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-20
WASHINGTON AVENUE,
EDMONSTON, MD:

A suburban apartment that
rents for $35. Doesn't that seem
reasonable and worth investigat-
ing? It consists of two rooms,
kitchen, back porch and yard, and
has a bath which is used by an
other family. This should appeal
to many Of you, because of the
back yard, and the fact it is away
from the busy downtown traffic
hazards.
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$3.50

one-half block off of e. Cap. ST.: q 8.
room and bath brick; hot-water heat. Priced
for a quick sale on very easy terms.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
IA Pa Ave 8. =.
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Apartments Unfurnished IS

G ST. N. w, 300-3 rooms, private batl
unfurnished apartment. MET. 1904.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-20

USED CARS greatly reduced. Northeast
Motor. $40 Bladensburg Rd. n. e.
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Furnished Rooms

LYON VILLAGE. "A blk. from bus. urge.
nicely furn. room, 1 or gentlemen.
reasonable walnut 9016.
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LUNCH ROOM, downtown: beer; rent. $50:
doing $50 daily; 81 900, terms. Capital
Adjusting & Finance Co.. zoos H st. N. W.
MEL 4S13
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SHEPHERD PARK

Breuninger Built detached brick. 8
rooms, baths. oil heat, electric refrigera-
ton Lear garage. nice lot. Priced for i'm
mediate sale. Call Mr. Dowd. MA. 2O40.
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Real Estate
Houses for Sale

Houses for Sale IS
SILVER SPRING. MD.--New brick Col
Onial 3 bedrooms; 2 baths home, on
large lot Nearly finished. Buy it now and
choose your fixtures and wall paper and
save money on the price. Natl. 1898.
S1O.75O-An extremely spacious detached
brick home in Leland Section OF Chevy
LIST floor) bath on LIST floor and space
on I'd floor; oil heat; Gear garage; lot.
60x180. real home in fine condition.
BOSS AND PHELPS, NATIONAL $500.
REAL ESTATE statesmen. Attention:
Acreage. River and Bradley Road.
Colesville Pike; Bldg lots, Chevy Chase,
D. c. Price Low. Fulton r. Gordon, 1427
Eye st. N. W. District $3.50.
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REsTAURANT-Whisk license, doing
$500 wkly. Rent only 500: rms. Price
only So 900; easy terms.
BOB HOLLANDER, 1908 H st. N. W.
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GUEST HOUSE-Massachusetts Ave. 20
rooms, baths. A delightful home and
a profitable business. $500. terms. Miss
McCown, 1908 H st. MET. 1918.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-20

WISCONSIN AVE N. W., 3O3O-Beautiful
apt. southern exposure, including sun
parlor. cleo. refrig.. reasonable.
Low r. REET%cRoSe \ W bl HIt, B sss1
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DELICATEssEN 4 LIGHT GROCERY
Beautiful fixtures. Rental $50. with
rooms Weekly business $3.50. Price
So, 500, easy terms. Capital Adjusting &
Finance Co., zoos H St. n. W. MET. 4814.
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Business Opportunities

BEAUTY sHOP-Downtown, first floor:
1, rent $40 booths; equipment practi-
Ncally new. Must sell this week. $1,000,
terms MISS McCOWN. 1908 H Street.
METROPOLITAN 1913.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-20

USED CHEvRoLETS-CARS & TRUCKS
Addison Chew. Sales. 1437 Irving st.
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES
8. ". WELLBORN. 1921 14th st. N. W.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
Whether Car is Paid for or Not.
SEE MIR. BARNES, 1929 14th st.
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TERRAPLANE
Automobiles for Sale

USED CAR BARGAINS
Nick Bombard. 1924 Florida Ave. n. E.
Evening star., 1936-02-29

Mrs. Pauline Dutrow. Is. visitor
from Elkton, Va, went for stroll yes
terday afternoon and she might have
been walking yet if 'Trixie, non
descript dog. hadn't guided her home
at 3 am, IL hours after she started
out. ... g..
Mrs. Dutrow is visiting her brother,
6. E. Gilmer. 214 Indiana avenue.
Although stranger in Washington,
she went out for a walk about pm,
taking Trixie, the brothers dog, with
her. ,-
When Mrs. Dutrow had failed to re-
turn by nightfall, her relatives became
alarmed. They notified police and
canvassed the hospitals. Her hus-
band, Ralph, who works at Cheverly,
Nd. also was notified.
At am, however. Mrs. Dutrow,
with Trixie leading the way, returned
to Gilmer's home.
She said she had become lost and
spent IL hours wandering through the
streets trying to find her way back.
Finally, she said, it occurred to her to
let the dog lead the way and Trixie
promptly brought her home.
Mrs. Dutrow said she remembered
being in the park around the Capitol
and on Connecticut avenue, but
couldn't recall the names of any other
streets. She told her brother she
never thought Of asking any one for
directions.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
u. S. ALLOWS USE
. Of NON-CODE COAL
McCarl Rules Contractors
May Buy From Middle
Men, Not Producers.

Controller General McCarl, in a
ruling today on the Guffey coal act,
decided that Government contractors
may buy bituminous coal from middle
men who are not handling code coal.
At the same time he held all pur-
chases from producers still must be
made from those who are parties to
the code.
The decision was rendered to the
Secretary of Commerce, who had asked
for an Interpretation of that section
of the Guffey act dealing with coal
purchases by contractors for any
public work or service.
This requirement, McCarl explained.
"is only for a provision to the effect
that the contractor for any public
work or service will buy no bituminous
coal for use on or in carrying out his
contract from any producer except a
code member. Accordingly, said pro-
vision would not preclude purchases of
bituminous coal by the contractor from
a dealer-that is, q bona fide broker,
jobber, commission merchant, whole
saler or retailer, as distinguished
from a producer or producers agent
or subsidiary, marketing agency of
producers, as provided for, or other
instrumentality of producer. In the
case of such purchases by contractors
from dealers, it will not be necessary
for the Government to require that the
coal be produced by q member of the
CODE" s--- s'. ts.--
Evening star., 1936-02-29
WHY NOT SEND HIM HOME?
HUTTON HE|RESS
REPORTED BETTER
Fights for Life After Opera
ton Following Birth
of Son.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON. February 29-Physicians
attending Countess Barbara Hutton
Haugwitz-Reventlow seriously i'll after
an operation after the birth of her
first child, reported a slight improve
tment ir her condition today. Their
report followed q lengthy consultation
at the bedside of the countess.
The mother has been seriously i'll
at her home since an operation Thurs
day night following the birth of a
7h-pound boy Tuesday.
Lord Horder. physician in ordinary
to King Edward. earlier today had said
the countess had fairly restful
night" Her personal physician said
a bulletin would be issued tonight.
Count Haugwitz- -Reventlow. who re-
manned at his wife's bedside during
most OF the night, returned to the
sick room after a short rest.
Distractions Develop.
The countess, heiress to the Wool
worth millions, was operated on fol
abdominal symptoms of an obstruc-
tive nature. The seriousness of her
condition was disclosed yesterday when
three physicians were called to attend
her.
Lord Horder was already en- route
to his country home in Hampshire
after his second visit yesterday, il
was disclosed, when he was called
back to the patients bedside. He de-
cided then to remain in London for
the night after consulting the three
other doctors in attendance.
Father at Her Bedside.
Count Haugwitz-Reventlow, Dan
ish nobleman, who married the 23-
year-old heiress last May in Reno
announced that the symptoms de-
veIoped definitely Thursday and the
operation was performed soon after
ward.
The countess stepmother, Mrs
(See HUTTON, Page ~
Evening star., 1936-02-29
ROADS MAY TAKE
RATES TO COURT
DisapprovaI Follows |. c. c.
Order Cutting Passenger
Fare to 2 Cents.
nv 7 A EOy

Possibility of a court fight by the
railroads to block the passenger fare
cut ordered by the Interstate Com
merce Commission today was in the
ofing.
The commission order, issued yes
terday on 5-4 vote brought immedi-
ate expression of disapproval from
spokesmen for the Pennsylvania and
New Haven, which, from the outset,
have been, with the New York Gen.
trail, principal opponents of the re-
duction movement.
Martin w. Clement, Pennsylvania
president, here for a meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Association
of American Railroads, said until he
had a chance to get back to Phila-
delphia and study the decision, he did
not know what his line would do. He
emphasized, however, that the cut
would have "a serious effect on our
revenues"
Howard S. Palmer, president Of the
New Haven, reiterated opposition to
the cut, saying that his line derives
more revenue from its passenger busi-
ness than any road in the country.
Satisfactory to B. & O..
To the contrary, the commission
order was greeted with satisfaction
by the Baltimore & Ohio, which had
advocated it, w. B. Galloway. general
(See ROAD, Page %
Evening star., 1936-02-29
Stork Th,uarts 400 Physicians;
Is Lutte for Demonstration

ogizing to the visitors. "You all know
that's the. trouble with .obstetrical
demonstrations" @
The doctor then delivered q lecture,
telling what he would have done had
q child been born at the time.
/ The substance, which is adminis-
tered at the beginning Of labor, he
said. is not intended as . powerful
anesthetic for surgical procedures.
The preparation was represented as
enabling the patient TO- pass through
the process OF labor In sound sleep
and to. awaken refreshed. It has been
hailed BY obstetricians as Zone Of the
most noteworthy steps in doing away
with suffering" '
The new formula, 4 simple mixture
Of two common drugs. paraldenyde
and henzyl alcohol. has been used Tor
several years in Washington BY Drs.
Kane and Roth.