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Evening star., 1937-06-20

| A MODERN GROOM NEW BRICK. $50.
] Located on highway S miles from Dis.
| trlct. The. grounds consist of Ia acres,
| covered with shade. shrubs and lawn. An
| ideal place in the country with modern
! convenlences. Phone National Osa5. Mr..
| MCGEE or Mr., WILSON
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Z 44NAS3VI04
A beautiful home site awaits you!
Lovely rolling Grass land or q nice spot
among the trees on a hill with . stream.
Your choice of "a to 3 acre site from 1875
acres. Priced at 5000 up, with only 1OGo
cash and balance on easy monthly terms
Ic see drive over the Memorial Bridge to
ArNngtcn Cemetery wall. turn left to traf-
nc light. turn rieht on Columbia pike g
mi. to sign "Pinecrest' on top OF hill
past Alexandria Reservoir. Turn left "a
mi. to property
EDWIN LYNCH-HARRY L. CARRICO.
Annandale. Rt 3. Alex, Va.
Alex. s76-W-4
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FURNISHED 5-ROoM BUNGALOW: CITY
water, gas and electricity; no bath; to re-
sponslble couple without children: good
nelghborhood: earden and chickens; bus
service Call Sunday. or after pm.
4503 9Th St So Rarcrnft Va
Evening star., 1937-06-20

NEW BRICK HOUSE. 6 LARGE ROOMS,
baths, sun porch. garage. automatic
heat: beautiful home in a fascinating
natural setting with enviable residential
prestige. rent SIS AleXandrla 3l4s
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FURNISHED HOUSE MILES ON LEE
Highway from Key Bridge: S-room house
. baths; 2-car garage: a acre of grounds
upkeep provided for; $3.50 from July 1st
to September 18th; no dogs. Falls
Church 43o oOs
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SMALL, NEAT 5-RM BUNGALOW. ALI.
Imooern center Clarendon: $40 per month
ddaneoiaIe d occupancy. No children No
hours. ' u4iHk oAeo
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tween c and D sts-Joseph Wesley. 5-rm
furn. bungalow; bus q block: 30 min. from
Downtown Wash. Hillside 034O-W
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by trees and lawn etc. at $50 mo Innnire
az ScnWlenS Garage, on La Plata State
road. between T B and Waldnrf ON.
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FOR SALE $50 MONTHLY OP W7YIT
aent. excellent nearly new house: 5 rooms
aso ast -' pam bailt-in tub with shower. on
porch. h.-w.h., basement with tubs ana
automatic water heater: double garase:
large sars. trees and shrubbery; macadam
stleets | block on the Baltimore Blvd
near near the Riverdale Bank. Greenwood
Evening star., 1937-06-20

REDUCED RENTAL FOR SUMNER
Cool; attractive. modern S-room house in
nearby Maryland; large. inclosed lawn.
many shade trees. flowers. vegetable gar
den: frequent bus service: excellent maid
II desired. Shepherd 239O.
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neaut,1ul lot, exceptional location Out
Wlne ave. to Carroll. BOTTS g. MYERS
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY Ear eeNI

LYON PARK. VA.-ATTR1CTIVF RITN.
eaioW, rooms, bath anil good location.
AouItS. References. 922 North Danville st.
NEARBY VIRGINIA = ATTRACT1VELY
tturhlshed fiVe-room house: fireplace oil
gunner summer months or longer. Walnut
Evening star., 1937-06-20

NR. OLNEY. MD.-5-ROOM BUNGALOW
no small children Ashton IfFo3
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SS-ROOM HOUSE. CHESTERBROOK. VA:
BUS line electricity. porch puma; small
fanny $50. MR.. BALL. Phone Clsr.
Evening star., 1937-06-20

NEW BEAUTIFUL 6-RM, 3-BED RM,
stone Colonial; ami, oil heat. earare
rrees; % pest location in Arlington CO. On
neT nS Lee Lee blvd. nr; jr college, high school
ana goN and country club; lOc transp For
lease or more years. Clarendon iS31 fo'
Evening star., 1937-06-20
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BARGAIN-NEW 5 ROOMS AND BATH;
heat. Out Marlboro Pike ~ miles to
owner. c. B. EDWARDS. 20'
IN MD-HoUsE. Is ACRES; CHEAP; 7
miles from city. Add. FRED POPE, Ben
LARGE. MODERN HOME, IS $50. 3 PER
on sssni eRAH4M e iPasf Fsffsx ai nSs vs '0'a
MUST sELL-BEAUTIFUL EXCLUSIVE
section; modern S-room frame; one-half
329-C. Star office.
TAKOMA PARK-ATTRACTIVE HOME
with four rooms and bath on first floor.
two rooms and a bath on 2nd hoor: in
su!ated. h.; good location; only So $50.
New brick: very easy terms; Takoma
HoHR 81 csaar Taoded s x lot eoTss K1B oss
CHERRYDALE. VA-1o-RooM DOUBLE
PSone Ro carendon eSasi as5 4s.'' " aero s!SHH0 sS
EDGEMOOR. MD-NEW &C ON1AL
brick; rms; elec; Kit; modern in every
Cleve 5000. Broadmoor Apt.
ave- rooms, porches; Improvements.
ment Bds Na ss4 oE
EVANSVILLE HILLS = ATTRACTIVE
brick Runsaox hWn Unan Sth o
aree attic n shsFe Hpe copper
screens, venetian blinds elec. range; lot
z5Xl5M; price, s. 500; easy terms. zANT-
SIX ACRES. 35 FRUIT TREES. 800 FIT.
on State road Southern MARYLAND, ;}-room
bungalow; well with cleo motor. elec. re-
.dmn;, fEiEsrstor, Phlgas; q s345o Easy terms
TAKoMA PARK. MD-MoDERN GROOM
brick. built last year: reasonable down pay
ment, balance monthly. 70s Maple ave.
Call evenings or Sunday: OWNER.
ERRYDAIE-NEW-HoU CONDITION.
lot OWNER. 4003 Goth I'd. north.
Is A., 2 HOUSES 3 AND R.; OUTBUILD-
clear: So 500, terms wENz. Floral Park.
Nd. Open SUNDAYS.
BEAUTIFUL 2 TO 8 ACRE TRACTS COW
II miles from Washingtan: some have
b. c.: school BUSES and city elec. at prop:
erty: in white neighborhood; al clear OF
SsH PISS SIS s2Gn saoe s e'
she psse
andria s69-J-l: lotice closed sundaysl
MODERN sEMI-BUNGALoW ON HARD
road miles from WaShlnston rooms
rage septic tank and manv other fea-
lures. On school bus line. About n acre
of rich land. Possession at once. Clear of
debt. Price, $500; 81 900 cash. balance
$50 per month. See MASON HIRST,
Annandale. Fairfax County, Va at the end
Of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria
S69-J-1. ONCE closed Sundays
COLONIAL HOME ON 10 ACRES 8 MILES
from Washington; built around 1900; 10
large rooms; 2 baths: hot.wster heat. city
usual setting. with view of river and sur
rounding countSyside Also has 7-room
Of the few places Of this type available at
any PRICE; Price $4,000; $4,000 cash.
appointment and offered exclusively BY
MASON ~ H1RsT, Annandale; Fairfax
Phone Alexandria s69-J-1. Closed Sundays
PRACTICALLY NEW MODERN GROOM
brick veneer bupEalow; lot 6ox15o; built
in garage; shrubbery; basement; conven-
lent TO stores. schools. churches. trans.
sSssssSsi Tfsstsst' anS'thssShosa
dala, Nd. QIQ4oZoo4 24k4.&
Evening star., 1937-06-20

SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.
FOR SALE OR LEASE; ROOMS; GAS,
electricity, hot-water heat; entrances:
. baths. 4 porches. 3 garages: corner lot.
S5x135; bus passes door; nne tourist or
rooming house. Address Box 194, Rock.
vile. Md.
VA. F1VE-ROOM HOUSE n..ODERN BATH.
electricity. large shady yard; Is miless
reasonable rent. Adams O399.
1881 COLUMBIA Pike ROOMS. BATH.
garage, l acre: 10c bus zone; 10 min. to
Washington: rental, S5S month. B. NJ.
SMITH. 24OS Columbia pike, Arlington
Va. Clarendon 2O3s.
8 ROOMS. ALL MODERN; $50 PER MOI
close to trolley; immediate possession: prtS
vate. H. KADAN. Vienna. Va. Vienna 63
FOR RENT, BRADDOCK HEIGHTS: FUR
nished cottage. MRe. p. g. GOODMAN
Route 5, Frederick, Nd.
Evening star., 1937-06-20

So. sOO-S3OO CASH. S25 MO.-3 ROOMS:
bath. hot-water heat: newly papered and
it.: nice shade trees: located in Boule-
ward Hts. 2 blocks in Md. .(s.e). Turn
7 in opp. Fort Dupont into Boulevard ave. to
SENGSTACH. owner. Atlantic 5323-R.
Evening star., 1937-06-20

5-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW; ELEC-
Ilc Hght, gas. one-pipe furnace, lares
Snaded lawn. fenced; garage. Kensinatou.
Nd. Phone Ken $50 %. '
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NEW BRICK, FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW
ami; furnished or unfurnished. Call
Clarendon 1865. oOs
Evening star., 1937-06-20

GROOM BUNGALOW, H.-WH., VERY
aeS1raoie cessna iocati9n' S63; rWo-stoay house
extra large grounds. north of Takoma.
500. R. D. LILLE CO.. 264 Carroll st.
Cenrpia 1900
Evening star., 1937-06-20

S3.25O-6-RM. BUNGALOW, ELEC.. LGE.
porch. outbuilding. shade, ] acre; mr..
cars. hard road Beautiful; So 500 mod
ern home, Z rms. built-in garage. shade,
: acres. terrace. OWNER. phone Falls
Evening star., 1937-06-20

BETHESDA (EDGEMOOR). 4sl2 MONT
gomery lane-6-room modern house. new
corner lot: near schools. busses
FOUR ROOMS BATH BUNGALOW 500
down. balance easy payments. 412 Guy
ave. Edmonston. East Hyattsyllle. Nd.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
SPECIAL-COLORED.

can make 1t possible for you to own
your home as did for many others. NY
venience: See me for particulars JOSEPH
Z. TEPPER. 416 9Th st. Nv. National 1880
Evening star., 1937-06-20
22O5 SOUTH FERN STREET

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS. VA
Across 14th st. bridge. straight ahead to
Log Cabin filling station. turn right on
Tuw nOYI, HOffST
Evening star., 1937-06-20

INTERESTING OLD HOUSE ROOMS.
3 chimnevs.- Nearby Virginia. Is miles
from White House Price reduced.
Log house near Madeira School. on
nice 2'2-acre tract; $4,000.
20 acres, Il mile this side Madeira
School, $3.50 per acre. Consider dividing
Evening star., 1937-06-20

garage. h.-w.h.; $50 mo. RoBT F.
LOhR. 81 Cedar st. NV. Georgia ossI.
BETHESDA, MD.-NO CLOSE NEIGH
neHIIhouSe condition.: large shaded yard.
small s,a swimming pool oil burner: cool.
Seie' and reSttul place: available July i:
20 month; reference required Add-rss
BOX .,13-B Star ofSre uAe 30"
Evening star., 1937-06-20

MODERN GROOM BRICK. $500.
This home is as modern and artistic as
can be- The grounds consist Of " acres.
with shade and landscapins. Located in
drive from downtown Washington. Terms,
reasonable cash payment and the re-
mainder $50 per month including taxes
and insurance. Or would consider a rea
sonably priced resident lot in lieu OF down
payment. Address BUILDER, Box good.
Star ofiice
Evening star., 1937-06-20

| FURNISHED COLONIAL HOME, THREE
| nice bed rooms: very modern. insulated,
| screened. air conditioned. large shade trees;
| convenient to- Fort Myer. l2 minutes to
WASHINGTON: months rental. Also un-
| furnished house. long-term lease. Call at
| property, 34l0 Lee Memorial blvd, Airing
| ton. Va or phone Clarepdon 800
Evening star., 1937-06-20
r. D. LILLE CO..

Sc, $50 NEW BUNGALOW Sc 95O
FIRST SHOWING.
s5-s7 CARROLL AVE,
HVattSVille Hills
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cOLORED- s RMS. BATH
and porch: on S near 9th NV: S3.475
terms. PALK1NG. National 371O.
COLORED- SUBURBAN.

six-room and bath brick. h.-w.h.. elec.
1OO-ft. front: garden. fruit, flowers: To-
Gated in Fairmont Heishts; only 80. 500;
a: NJ. COOPER. 1908 Eye. Natl. 1892.
Evening star., 1937-06-20

HERMAN E. GASCH.
a23 18th St. NV. Natl. 1854.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW-LOTS 1OOx200,
with or without trees; sewer. water. gas
electricity: churches. schools. stores. Best
location for a pretty home and good neigh
bors. 500 to 81 900
HARRY M MARTIN
II Dresden ST. Chevy Chase View.
Phone Kensineton TS
Evening star., 1937-06-20

| FRESHLY REDECORATED FARM HOUSE
| charmingly furnished. on Chain Bridge
| rd., near Fairfax; airy rooms. shade trees,
| modern conveniences: for rent by year.
| For further information call Fairfax Isl.
or write Box 401-C. Star offce. 90
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-15

The average whale has a commer. cial value of approximately 5000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-15

tual instruction in the breeding of swine.
 Camp Roberts defeated the fast Terryville A. c. on their diamond by a score of 2-6. The game was keenly contested until the last inning when the camp team scored four runs to break the deadlock. Eddie Maher and "Champ" Kuzan- ski pitched alright ball for Roberts and were assisted by the heavy stick-work of first baseman McDuf- fie. The series will be resumed next Monday in Terryville. Tuesday night the 175th Company will meet Camp White in Riverton.
 Eddie Hajewski of New Haven and Delphie Benner of Mooseup have been selected to represent Camr Roberts at the summer school for life-saving which will be conducted at Madison in the near future.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-15

A case of salmon consists of 48 one-pound cans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-15
Poconos Ideal Trip
 This Time Of Year
Interesting Tour, Outlined By Democrat Assures
 Good Roads and Pleasant Scenery

{, first highway bridge to span the river south of Albany. Situated as it is in the very midst of the pic. turesque Highlands of the Hudson many beautiful views may be had from its deck.
 Free Camp Site
 After crossing the bridge proceed westwardly on Route U. 8. 6, the Roosevelt highway, through Bear Mountain park, one of the finest public parks in the State of New York. Near Queensboro lake in this park, is located a free motor camp site where travellers may camp for 24 hours without a per- init. Fireplaces and other con- veniences are provided. A short distance from the entrance to the Popolopen Gorge (about two miles west of the traffic circle), one en- counters the entrance to the Per- kins Memorial Drive, an interesting side trip, which enables the motor ist to drive to the top of Bear Mountain in his automobile. At the summit the altitude $ more than 1400 feet. Unusual and never to be forgotten views of the Hudson river and the Hudson Hihglands will be had from this point.
 Route U. s. 6 continues vest wardly through Central Valley. a delightful village and around Gosh- en and Chester, through Port Jervis into Milford, a charming little town in the picturesque valley of the Delaware river.
 Leave Route U. s. 6 at Milford and follow instead U. s. Route 209 along the west shore Of the Dela- ware river into East Stroudsburg.
 A short distance southward on Route U. s. 611 is the renowned Delaware Water Gcc, often referred to as "Pennsylvania's Picturesque Playground" The Gap is considered one of the IS scenic marvels of the United States. Here the Delaware river breaks through the Kittatinny Mountains with Mt. Tammany and Mt. Minsi towering 1900 feet On either side and continues for over two miles between lofty cliffs and densely wooded slopes, the gorge being barely wide enough for the river and the railroad.
 Northwestward on Route U. S. ell is the scenic Pocono region. A region unsurpassed in healthfulness and romantic beauty. There are few places where nature has so lavishly and compactly expended her choicest gifts.
 Perfect Accommodations
 There is perhaps no other secti0:, in the United States whic hoffers more attractive surroundings to the camper than the Poconos. Here the man who desires to rough it. may pitch his tent beside some icy spring in the forest and yet stM! be within easy reach of hotel ir touch with supplies of all kinds lack of which often makes a camp ing trip a labor rather than a pleasure. .....
 Among the sports opportunities offered by this region are: rowing fishing, swimming, horseback rid ing, tennis. golf and many others This is truly a pleasant vacation area that will be greatly enjoyed by all who come here.
 A fine highway map showing thls route in. detail may be had with out cost by writing to the Bear Mountain River Bridge, at 39 Broad way, New York city, or from the Editor of the Waterbury Democrat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-15
| WPA BAND GIVES | CONCERT AT CAMP
Local Musicians Entertain CCC Boys at Thomas
 ton Quarters

Thomaston, June 15-The entire personnel of the 175th Company CCC, Camp Roberts, enjoyed a long concert played by the WPA concert band of Waterbury. Under the di- rection of Cosmo Vendetti the or- chestra rendered diversified repet- oire of popular and classical num- berS.
 Thursday night the first spring dance was held in the recreation hall with music being furnished by Hap Warringan's popular troupe from Seymour.
 Due to the interest taken in the hog-raising project on the part of enrollees the educational depart ment has added four additional porkers which will be used for ac-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-15

Waterbury motorists seeking an interesting tour for the present va- cation season, will gind this route to the summer playgrounds of the Pocono mountains of Pennsylvania very delightful. for it assures good roads and pleasant scenery. Not only does the Pocono region offer visitors every kind of outdoor sport and recreation but also the climate which makes participation in these sports a real pleasure.
 Those interested in making this trip should leave Waterbury on on Route IA, "The Air Line Route, :" and travel over this route in a soutl1westwardly direction to its junction with Route U. s. 6, the Roosevelt highway, near Woodbury.
 Then follow Route U. s. 6 south westwardly through Danbury, a fa- nous manufacturing center, through Carmel and Mohopac, site of a beau- tiful lake of similar name offering all manner of summer sports, -onto the picturesque Bronx River Park way Extension, which road in turn leads to the Bear Mountain Bridge Approach highway. Proceed over the Bear Mountain Bridge Approach Highway, which follows lofty course above the blue waters of the majestic and historic Hudson river, to the Bear Mountain bridge. Ex- cellent panoramic views of Bear Mountain park, Iona Island and the river itself may be had from "In- spiration Point" the highest point on this highway, which is 40 feet above the river. It is reached easily on easy grades.
 Cross the Hudson river by means of the Bear Mountain bridge, the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-15
BRIDGEPORT GETS
 BIG SKEET EVENT
Women Shooters Gather June 25 for Eastern
 Championship

Leading women skeet shooters are going through their last practice rounds in preparation for the Ninth Annual Great Eastern and National Photographic Skeet championships, to be held at Lordship Shooting Grounds, Stratford, Connecticut, on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 25, 26 and 2. This is the biggest eastern Skeet event of the year. ranking second only to the nationals held in September.
 Mrs. R. G. Vance of Waban, Mass, winner of the 1886 Great Eastern Women's Skeet champion ship, is expected to defend her title against other expert shooters from all over the country, in the wom- ems shoot, which is scheduled for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-15
PERUCINIS MARK
 GOLDEN JUBILEE
Sons, Grandchild Provide Entertainment at Recsp.
 ton for Popular Couple

Mir. and Mrs. Donate Perugini of Bergen street, were hosts to members of their families on last Sunday, the occasion being in ob- servance of their golden wedding anniversary. During the progress of the event chicken dinner was served and MT. and Mrs. Perugini were the recipients of many beau- tifal gifts, and also received num- be1 of telegrams from friends and relatives.
 Entertainment consisted of songs by. a quartet which included the four sons of the honored couple, namely, Rocco, Nick, Patsy and Fred. Hsrmonica and guitar selections were plaey by a son and daughter, Patsy and Lucy, and grandson, Donald Perugini, provided several numbers of the accordion.
 Mrs. Perugini recalled that she is 73 years of age at this time and that MT. Perugini is 76. The couple have lives in the Hopeville and Washing ton Hill sections for a number of years and are popularly known.
 The British coast defense planes are specially built to enable them to carry 1,5O0-pound torpedoeS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-15

The British coast defense planes are specially built to enable them to carry 1,5O0-pound torpedoes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-15

VOU see it in everything you buy y-prices
 1 are on the rise. Labor is up. materials are up, so are manu- featuring supplies and production costs of all kinds.
 But the real leaders of industry don't take that lying down! Serving the public interest is what wins and Keeps their leadership.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-15

Sunday afternoon, June z7.
 Tn addition to taking part in tni Women's championship. prominent women shooters are expected to en. ter several open events. including the class shoot, 4lO gauge. @ gaugl and Great Eastern individual anC team championships.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-15
RALLY-FORUM ON
 HOSTEL MOVEMENT

Miss Barbara Mix of Suff1eld will be the principal speaker at a rally and forum on the American Youth Hostel movement in the main lobby of the Central "" tonight at 800 o'clock. Arthur L. Purinton and Raymond Leopold will conduct the program.
 Seeing New England Through the American Youth Hostel" is the subject to be discussed by Miss Mix. The hostel system provides an in- expensive manner of travel for the young people, who attain member ship in the movement. The idea originated in Europe.
 s.l c..as;sIs .l A0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-15
HOLY NAME GROUP
 JOIN RETREATANTS

Several members of the Holy Name Society of the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes enrolled last night for the annual Mount Manresa re-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-15

treat. The retreat will be held early in August.
 The organizations voted to ar- range a lengthy schedule of games for its softball team Members of the team will receive sweaters. The last meeting of the society will be held the 28th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-15

it's fatter, wider, to give more road-contact- more traction.
 We've packed it with every top-value Goodyear feature Center Traction, the Goodyear Margin of Safety-higher, broader shoulders, to "hold" true on curves - wider riding ribs, for easier steering and slow capitalized wear - patented Supertwist Cord in every ply, for maximum blowout protection.
 Get thrill, go see the new "R-l" in your size now - one of the swellest tire building jobs ever done, an all-time high in value giving in the face of climbing prices!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-15
MOTOR ON FIRE

A short circuit in an electric motor resulted in an alarm received at fire headquarters at 5:33 yester- day afternoon. The Walnut street company answered the alarm, which came from the home of George KippS, 325 Walnut street.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-03-18
Homemakers' Column
Edited by Miss Mildred Barton, Home
Demonstration Agent, Oakland
Homemade Soap


Many homemakers in this county
have extra fats on hand that might
we'll be used in soap. Miss Jessie D.
Hinton, Home Management specialist,
gives the following recipe for home
made soap:
Make clean fats into soap by the fol-
lowing recipe. 1t will yield about 9 lbs.
soap for toilet, laundry or soap flakes.
One can I've (13 ozs.), 2 1a pints cold
water, 6 pounds fat (tallow, lard or
combination of tallow and lard).
DIRECTIONS-D Dissolve the lye in
water (never use aluminium container).
Stir until dissolved and let cool to cor
rect temperature. (See temperature
chart below. Melt fat to a clear liquid
and let it cool gradually. Stir from
time to time to prevent the crystals of
fat reforming. Cool until the fat Of
fers resistance to the spoon or see
temperature chart. Pour the I've solu-
ton into the fat in a thin, steady
stream with slow, even stirring. (Rapid
addition of I've solution or hard STIR
ring is liable to cause separation).
A honey-like texture is formed which
in about 10 to 20 minutes becomes
thick with all the I've Incorporated into
the fat. Pour this mixture into a
wooden box that has been soaked in
water and lined with clean, cotton cloth
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-03-18

Americans and their children and their
right to maintain the democracy their
fathers promulgated:
The Constitution was established by
the people and not by the Congress or
the Executive and is a precious heri-
tage. 1t belongs to the people, all the
people, rich and poor, of each and every
class. 1t is the palladium of their
liberty and Congress has no right to
amend it, emasculate or destroy it.
If it is to be amended, let the change
be made by the American people. 1t
is impossible to believe that the Ameri
can people will submit to an Execu-
tive and Congressional destruction of
the fundamental law which is the very
citadel of religious liberty and would
be willing to trust to the magnanimity
CT the mass majority, when free to
promulgate their doctrines or prejudi-
ces under the passionate impulses that
often suddenly sweep the country at
an election. The public press is ex-
pected to be the mouthpiece of freedom
and recent history discloses that, with
out a Constitution with checks and
balances, the throttling of it's voice
is the first step in the creation of a
dictator.
The hour has come when, for its own
preservation, the press should sound
an alarm loud enough to awaken Con-
gress to a sense of its responsibility
and the people to a realization of what
it would mean to submit our scored
rights to court whose judgments
have been fore-ordained by President
or by an ambitious class leader next
to the throne.