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The Washington times., 1937-02-03
NEW TOWNSEND BILL UP

Originally Townsend proposed
a 5000 monthly pension for all per
sons over IS years of age.
The new measure provides for
pensions graduated up to 5000 a
month, depending on how much
money is raised through taxation.
Townsend admitted it may be
modified in some part"
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
MISSING GIRLS FOUND

error of telephoning home last
night.
They said they we're in West
Virginia, but the parents traced
the call to Philadelphia address
and then police picked them up
and are holding them pending the
arrival Of the parents.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03

Two washington girls, missing
since last Friday, were held by
police in Philadelphia today and
will probably be returned to their
homes.
The girls, Gertrude jerry
Shoemaker, Is, of 4142 Seventh
st. N. W., and Doris Sweeney, II,
of 721 Taylor st. N. W., made the
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
Hamilton Appoints
Aides 10 Committee

John Hamilton, chairman Of the
Republican National Committee,
today announced the appointment
of William r. Castle, former Un-
dersecretary Of State, and William
Hard, radio commentator, as as
sistants to the chairman.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
Composer Cadmdn
Saved by Operation

SAN DIEGO, Cal, February 3
GNSO.-Charles Wakefield Cad,
man, internationally known muSi-
clan and composer, was reported
safely past the crisis" today after
an emergency mastoid operation
here,
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
Architects Find Jobs

NEW YORK.-A distinct i'm
provement in employment condi-
tions among architects in the
metropolitan area has become OBJ
servable, and many persons who
were receiving aid have been
placed in jobs, the Architects EN-.
ergency Committee reports.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
MOST BRIT0NS
FEAR WAR IS
INEVITABLE

lFinully "Uur conscious" Eng
land is rushing preparations for
the ultimate European bloW-up
1Dhich many statesmen belteDe
ineuitdble. Follolrinq is the
first OF three articles on Brit.
aims dash for safety behind
drnS.)
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20

Mr. w. II. N. VIII / be able 10
marry the young lady whom l am
now keeping company with?
Ans. During the coming summer
months you will marry this lady.
Your third attempt at matrim0ny
will be much more successful than
the first two attempts. BE more
considerable Of your wife, and try 10
be a better husband TO her, than
you have been heretofore.
Mr.. J. II. 3. What does the fu-
ture hold In store for me?
Ans. II seems that you arc now
very much worried over finances
This year will bring you much i'm
pr0vement, which will be derived
through your conscientious efforts
In your work. More happiness, peace
and continent will also prevail III
your domestic surroundings also.
Mr.. v. M. r. I have been asked &c
resign from my position. Who Il
responsible for this?
Ans. Your supposed best
friend In this firm Is the one who
has talked. and made your employer
mistrust you. II you want TO pro-
tect your own rights II would ~
advisable 10 contact your employer
Immediately, explaining why Thu
other person has tried 10 cause yoi
trouble. You will gain more In TIM
future by protecting your owl
rights.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20

Mr.. A. J. r. Will / benefit any
by the studying which / have been
doing?
Ans. My science reveals that the
Knowledge and training which you
have secured recently I'm this par
ticuIar course Of study will un-
doubtedly prove very beneficial in
helping you TO be more successful
In the future. In the near future,
yor will realize how advantageous
this education Is.
Mi2s N. T. G. When will there be
a change In my home life?
Ans. Your home life isn't AZ un-
bearable as you now imagine. Even
though you now believe that your
parents are too strict on you, you
must realize that they have your
Interest at heart, and In the future
II would be much better TO obey
tenn better.
Mr.. E. l.. B., II. F.. u. No. 3, New
Milford, Conn. viii ever be able
to have my own home?
Ans. Am very happy TO write, that
within the next two years II Is re-
vealed that you will be fortunate
In purchasing your own farm. You
are well qualified for the agricuI-
ture field Of endeavOr, and much
success IL denoted In your behalf
through this channel.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20
Noted Astrolog1 Tells Readers How To
Reach Solution OF Various Perplexing
Secret Forces Which Map Out Destiny
Sees Advancement in
go Days

Mr.. w. II. c. Will my present po-
sition ever offer me any chances
Of advancement In the future, or
would 1t be better for me TO make Il
change?
Ans. The vibration ! receive
shows you being given an advance
ment in your present capacity with
In the next 90 days. This has been
brought forth by your very con-
scIentiOus efforts In this work.
Mrs. w. X. B. My husband left
me few monthg ago. VIII he ever
return?
Ans. II Is denoted that your hus-
band left with the statement that
he would look for work In another
city. Madam; ne has permitted
himself 10 be Influenced by another
woman. He will not return 10 you
soon. Later he will finally wake up
made, and then come back asking
and realize what a mistake he
m:de, and then come back asking
yOIr forgiveness.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20


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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20
Famous Ell Haren Gives Guidance To Democrat Readers

The music profession Is one that II
sometimes takes a long period Of
time TO be recognized as an artist.
You must continue TO study and
practice to reach the goal which
you have yet forth for yourself.
Mr.. F. z. DO you think 1t wise to
enter into q partnership with my
friend?
Ans. My science reveals that you
should not be too hasty In accept
ing this proposition. Concentrate
more seriously upon same, before
taking any definite action. as we'll
as investigating the possibilities
that same holds for you and your
friend together.
Miss r. v. Y. When will the fu-
ture bring me better work and f.
nance8?
Ans. You are now working In a
position that offers you every p0ssl-
bility Of advancing yourself, II you
will only realize this fact and work
harder in the future. You have the
experience and knowledge TO forge
ahead In your work II you will only
do 10.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20
Forget Past Troubles

Miss II. l.. 8. VIII 7 ever find
someone whom can love and re-
Spect?
Ans. You are entirely too young
10 let your life be ruined over q
disappointed love affair. The best
thing fer you 10 do is forget the
trouble which you have endured In
the past. and look more cheerfulIy
TO the future. In the next year You
will meet a young man whom you
will fall deeply In love with. and
later wonder how you ever thought
you were In love with your former
boy friend.
Mr.. r. V.--Oakville, Conn. VIII ]
get IN early settlement OF my In
jury?
Ans. Astrological indications are
that you will receive q settlement,
however, this IN not denoted 10
come about In the immediate fu-
ture.
Mrs. N. r. d. How long will ]
have TO continue living such an
unhappy life?
Ans. Madam; your 10nes0meness
II brought on only through your
own mind. You can without q doubt
be much happier In your present
surroundings II you would only Try
harder 10 do 10. Unless sou take on
q more cheerful attitude and try "a
help yourself. no one else will have
any interest In you.
Mr.. l.. @. VIII ever be able V
know success IN my present voca
| tion?
Ans. Success can come to yOu
however, must not expect u soon
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20
Medicine Correct Vocation

Mrs. s.. !. j. My son Is now
studying medicine In order to be-
come o physician. DO you think this
Is the correct work for his life vo-
cation?
Ans. Your son could never have
chosen q profession that he would
have been az well qualified as tho
one he IL now studying for. Speak
ing from an astrological standpoint
ne being a Gemini subject possesses
all of the necessary qualificat tons
TO be very successful In this direc-
ton.
Mrs. II. b. VIII the trip which my
husband Is now planning affect our
happiness In any way?
Ans. My science reveals that this
IL not fully pleasure trip that
your husband IL considering taking
10 Europe this Spring. Same will
serve the purpose of a business trip.
My friend, there Is no reason for
you TO mistrust your husband any
longer. Everything now desired will
be accomplished through this trip.
and undoubtedly IL will bring more
happiness and success to the both Of
you.
Miss d. b. r. Would II be 10 my
advantage TO remain here. or fol-
low out my doctors Instructions?
Ans. You are not seriously III Mt
this time, but your physician has
prescribed n change I'm climate In
order TO avoid any serious c0mpli-
cations. Make plans Immediately to
enter the institution In North Car
0Iina which has been suggested. II
seems that after you have been
there approximately months you
will be released and In perfect
health.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20

are very unsettled in their love af-
fairs, and you should be positive Of
yoir mate before you accept him as
your life companion.
Mr.. s. r. v. How long will ] con-
tinue in my present position?
Ans. The vibration receive
shows you now being considerated
for transfer. This will material
lie around the first Of May. At that
time you will change your residence
TO another part Of this state.
Mrs. Mary r. When will this
case in court be settled?
Ans. My chart shows the litiga-
ton being over the death Of your
daughter. 7 see this case having
been pending since 1880, and there
Is no immediate settlement evident
In the near future. You must con-
tinue TO give this affair your per-
sonaI attention and be very patient.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20
Sells All Real Estate

Mrs. N. I. F. My son has request
cd me to sell my present home, and
come live with him. DO you think
/ would be happy in that state?
Ans. Madam; my advice Is to
grant your sons request. Not only
sell the home which you are re-
siding in, but all property, as you
will never return to this state to
live again. Your winter residence
will be In Florida and your summer
residence in the state Of Maine.
Your son will never marry again,
and you two people will live t0geth-
or for q long time to come.
Mr.. l.. C.-Naugatuck, Conn. VIII
my business be more successful In
the future?
Ans. My calculations denotes that
you have very bright future to
look forward TO In this connection.
Nature has bestowed upon you
many excellent qualities az that of
Scorpi0 subject, and by using
them to good advantage much add
ed success and prosperity will be
yours.
Miss G. r. C. Should I continue
In my job, or quit 1t and return
home?
Ans. II appears that you would
never be happy living at home, as I
find you AZ having a step mother
whom Won have never agreed with
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20
CELLAR FLOODED
BY HEAVY RAINS
Protest Of Delaware Ave.
Resident Results in
Prompt Action

AS the result Of O complaint Of
Louis Schuster OF Delaware avenue.
that his cellar was flooded too fire.
qucntly because OF heavy rains. an
additional 900 feet Of storm water
drain will be laid on that street, IT
was announced at last nights meet
Ing Of the board OF public works
after Mr.. Schuster had explained
his difficulty.
Assessments we're levied on prop
crty owners along Popular place and
Ledgcsidc avenue, where sewers have
recently been laid. Sixteen resi-
dents OF East Clay street appeared
TO petition for light on the street
which was In 'front.' OF No. 10. but
which was moved several years ago.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20
Business Deal Not
Advisable

Mr.. y. s. y I am considering
taking n brothcr~in-laW into q
business with me. Do you think we
can be successful together?
Ans. I do not find this c0ntem-
plated business partnership being a
successful one. You two people
have never agreed, and will not be
able TO do so In the future. ANY
action Of this nature would only
cause contention for both Of you.
Establish the business alone, and
more SUCCESS will come 10 you
through this arrangement.
Miss r. G. r. VIII my mother
and father go back together, or will
there be q divorce?
Ans. Miss, this affair should moi
be any Of your business. Continue
TO live with your Aunt. Your par
ents will be divorced this summer
and your Aunt will continue to give
you n home until you marry the
young man whom you are now en-
gagged TO.
Miss M. 3. F.-Union City, Conn.
VIII ever get a steady Job?
Ans. Your possibilities are very
good for the future, IL you will only
remember that you should not cx-
pect very high -salaried position In
the near future. You are still very
young and haven't much experience
TO offer an employer. II will be ne
cessary for you 10 continue making
contacts, and accept most any type
of work which you can get. Later
you will be more fortunate In this
direction.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20
Friends Too influential

Mrs. p. II. w. / have been told
that my husband Is having an at
fair with woman In this town.
Mr.. Haren, tell me II this g true?
Ans. Madam; frankly speaking II
you let these certain friends con-
tlnue living your life and influencing
you 80 much you will lose your hus-
band. lie IL not having an affair
with anyone, and the sooner You
get such erroneous thoughts from
your mind, and give him more Of
your respect you will enjoy happi-
ness then. These people have never
liked your husband and will always
try TO cause trouble.
Miss c. K, AnSonIa, Conn. viii
I ever marry the person now like
80 wcll2
Ans. viii say that marriage IN a
very serious step In your life. Under
no circumstances would advise
you 10 enter into matrimOny sO0n.
A person born Of the Aries sub ect
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20

TIL ethird largest cement factory
in the world ID building AZ Drog-
hcda. I-jsh Free State, ct q cost Of
81 .00O,0 900.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20
Girl Friend Causes
Trouble

Mr.. II. r. II. VIII my girl friend
n another city carry out the
threats which she now has stated?
Ans. Sir; she will come to this
city and contact your wife relative
your friendship with her, unless
y0I make more efforts 10 give her
money In the future. She Is the
type of young lady who IL very
clever. and II would be much better
TO give her some money, and then
you and your wife move away from
this city ~ planned. IL you remain
here she will eventually cause your
wife 10 leave you.
q. T.. VIII my brother be more
successful in his present type Of
work in the future?
Ans. My thought Is that by your
brother continuing 10 work hard In
this capacity he will be given the
opportunity TO be In charge Of a
certain department In this organ
ization within the next few months
TO come. lie Is very well liked
person, and can handle other peO-
pie In their work very satisfactorily.
Mr.. l.. X. p. VIII get the price
am asking for my property when /
sell IL?
Ans. You are basing the value Of
your property on the price that
you had 10 pay for II quite a few
years back. My advice Is TO have
same appraised and then fix price,
because the price you are now ask
Ing Is entirely too high, and no
prospects will come II you do not
change the price Of said property.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20
FL Haren Removes Veil OF Secrecy
For Innumerable Persons Here

There are a great many people whose lives like
ships unchared Not knowing the course they can
noeer safely and being tossed about here and there
In search Of the port Of happiness.
Just as the successful seaman charts his course
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DEAR FRIEND, Ell HAREN:
KIND ADVISOR:

KIND ADVISOR:
Words fail me to express how much appreciate the
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to my questions Am than pleased with everything
Want to thank you for answering my questions In such
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My husband extends his best wishes for the adj
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may be able to consult you again some day. remain
Sincerely yours,
MRS. ANNA SELLER,
R.R No. ],
Kingstown, Tennessee.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20
Ell HARENS SERVICES GUIDING LIVES OF MANY
Many Express Gratitude
To Famous Ell Haren
DEAR FRIEND:

DEAR FRIEND:
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beg to remain
Your friend,
MISS MARY PHELPS
1908 Balsover
Houston Texas.
MIR. Ell HAREN:
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408 No. Delaware St.,
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KIND SIR:
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1905 Frederick st.,
Greensboro, Kentucky
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-08-19
Oliver PICNIC
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and the contestants were somewhat
messed up after finishing off their half
a pie. Dale Brennan was the winner
with Martin Starkovich second and
Donald Chacich, third.
The foot races were Spiritly contested.
In the first race for men, John Deyak
was the winner with Joe Lobe, second,
and Albert Marolt, third. The second
race for men was won by Frank Mrack;
Albin Gorshe, second, and Mike Eyono-
chek, third. Other races were:
Girls under 7 years of age-Joyce
Butala, first; Marjorie Hayden, second.
Boys of the same age-Joe Ruzic, first;
George Kodak, second, and Frank Lach,
third.
Girls under 10-Eva Tankovich, first;
Frances Devich, second. Boys-Robert
Pucel, first; Rudolph Grahek, second,
and Bernie Grahek, third.
Girls under 13-Emma Zupetz, first;
Theodore Peternel, second, and Molly
Kuzma, third. BoyS-Gerald Barich,
first; Dominick Mayerle, second, and
Thomas Devich, third.
Girls under 16-Julia Chimzar, first:
Christine Koprivnik, second, and Mary
Curnow, third. BoyS-Frank Novak,
and George Trencheff, tied for first,
Lawrence Petrich, third.