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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe two-dooss & sedan .,;in:
e.ye,.s ssss s4o saving p.. srao 4@sl Conn.,
built-in trunk; beautiful blue nnish; only
S439. Evans-Palmer. N. Y. and Fla.
ayes. ne.
PLYMOUTH 1895 de luxe custom sedan;
S539; new-car terms. Evans-Palmer. N.
Y. and Fla. ayes. ne.
PLYMOUTH 1895 2-door trunk sedan;
self used in our neighborhood:. Col;
Heights section by an ofiicer at No. 10
pTeenct We knew it is sisht; only
Pontiac Co direct factory dealer. 1919
Irving St; NV: Adams 051b; or large lot
At At Blf Eeostn s, gd and New York ave
PLYMOUTH 1895 four-door trunk sedan;
black Duco: low mileage: clean as I,
Arcade-Pontiac Co, 1919 irving st. NV
Adams o575. or large lot at Bladensbure
I'd and New York ave. ne. Lincoln 1922.
,do 'sS ss s sunk e se 4d ns1
sedan. S4"5: both in best of mechanical
condition. See Mr.. Barnes. 1929 14th st.
PLYMOUTH 1890 oe luxe 4-door touring
should not be Judged by the price alone:
drop over tonight try it out and convince
yourself that it is bargain; one look
at its shining black finish. spotless up
holstery practically new tires and you'll
agree that 1t is a swell buy; buy on cur
famous easy terms; top for your trace.
Coast-1n. Inc. 9th and Florida ave. n e..
Open ewes. Atlantic 1900.
PLYMOUTH 1896 2-door de luxe touring
sedans; three of these beautiful nearly
condition today is a reflection OF the usual
care received from former owners; prac-
tically new tires; finish on all three is
without blemish motors that really per
form; will be sold at bargain prices to
move at once; S545; famous easy terms
Coast-In. Inc. 9th and Fla. ave. ne. Atl
200. Open evenings.
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe coupe: original
black finish like new; only S497; terms
Evans Palmer. N. Y. and Fla. ayes. ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-08-16
DODGE

1936-Dodge 4-door Trunk
Sedan, $4,000.
1885 Dodge 2-door Trunk
Sedan, $4,000.
1885 Dodge 4-door Sedan,
$4,000.
Select one of these three
936 Dodges for your motor
Ing needs. You can be sure
you are getting all that can
pc had in satisfactory trans
portation. These cars are in
Fhe best condition finish
Ind interiors like new! They
must be in the best mechan-
cal condition because they
Rre guaranteed by TREW.
Liberal trade-easy terms.
Remember, No Trew Value
Used Car is a reconditioned
Faxicab or rental car. Select
fhe dealer-then the car.
You can Trust TreW."
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
1926 18th St. NV.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
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2L 5SS 1929 5.pss ;i1 sourIns coupe
ana 5i ssplsndld motor; shls IS very elem i, =
sSo o pen evennss na Closed ss sands s0n'
oIDeMoBILE 1894 81 5-pass. touring
black finish, clean upholstery that shows
many miles of satisfactory service; 1915.
eohanka Service. 1925 goth st. NV Dis
oL ..s 1897 s,eyli sedan MI. Mle
bum am rims 100 miles; $685. Arcade.
and New YORK ave ne Lincoln $50
OLDSMOBILE 1886 coach the black finish
tires and it performs perfectly; You won't
md \ nicer one in town; $685.. Pohanka
Service: 1928 goth st. n w Dist al4l.
pLDsssMo7BILE 1880 Spas COUPE SIX SKI;
~ s' ssiSc G INV TGaran'ss Capitol 6n.I
EVENINGS. closed Sunday.
saedon 1919 1sde s0uges ss ors ~ do nsh
nust sell. Adams 1929. 49,
BLU. finish, 8 wheels trunk rack on rear.
good tires, and it runs perfectly at only
E1l5, this car is real bargain. Pohanka
Service. 1925 goth st. NV. Dist. 9l4l.
"a down; balance Sl4 month. Logan
Ford. 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
iaaf 7o dozen 1ns6
really an OUTSTANDING value and car. See
Us at once; A.-P. c. real guarantee;
s..a. Aresds s .pqntiac Co. direct factory
pr large lot. Bladensburg I'd. and New
York ave. ne. Lincoln S522
PACKARD 1886, club sedan; standard 81:
priceo at ST. @5. warfie h MOTOR Co. s5s5
Sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000.
wheels. trunk rack white sidewali tires,
surely this care is buy at s saaS G &
g gnd caSioi Gad dlno Co. l2sa
hinss. closed Sunday
model 1905 black paint. excellent tires;
me. clean uphol stery and splendid motor
his clean car Is certainly real value at
Go. 1922 22nd ST. nv. National $500.
open evenings. closed Sunday.
PACKARD de luxe Uoo, sedan: this is
one of Washingtons best; beautiful blue
nnish; formerly owned by Southern
Mr.. Roper. Natl 3474.
luxurious, best describes this beautiful
automobile; If you have Packard in your
the car for you; equipped with built-in
runk. factory bult-in radio wheels
Eide mount. luggage carrier all dual
upholstery and appointments. and a rich
black finish only found on fine Packard
Prlsinal cost was S3,175; it can't be beat
or performance; buy it now at Sl,1a5, a
saving for over $500: convenient terms
Norris. Inc. Studebaker dealers. 20lS l4th
IT. NV. North 3949 Open evenings.
PEERLESS 8 5-passenger sedan: good con-
eitlon; engine o. X. 243 Longfellow st.
runk rack. large trunk, excellent General
ou get value ike his saS59 G &c c 'e e
guarantee. Capitol Cadillac Co. 1872: 2"nd
losed Sunday.
YARMOUTH 1888 de luxe sport coupe;
9Th street owner since new; bargain S299
Ec2l Conn. Cleveland s40l. Dealer.
PLYMOUTH 1894 coupe. 1925; So5 down;
balance SCI month: money-back susran,
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door de luxe sedan:
Ike new: guaranteed: S675. See Mr.
Barnes, 172a l4th st. NV. Decatur 1870.
. DODGE
1894 4-door sedan; perfect condition
n nc. economical COZ N. to Operate You not only
Is well. Equipped with radio: all dual
accessories: perfect gunmetal finish; prac-
eslrs ,r new +d ties It's the best buy on
bass
STEUART MOTORS,
It'll ST. and New York Ave NV Natl 5000
Open Evenings
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27

Whoever 1t was that discovered
the virtues Of cod-liver-oil, should
have a monument that reaches the
sun. For fish-liver oil is the sun.
Where do these uninteresting den
liens of the deep get all this health
storage in their lives? From sea
water. And where does sea water get
1t? From the sun. Oh yes, sea water
contains many, many things that be
friend man.
At this time Of year. the old sui
phur- -molasses time, or sassafras
tea or boneset time, most city child
rem do need something extra, ] think
The sun, you see, has certain viz
tues never absolutely defined. But
one thing that we can take for gran
ted is power. Direct sun transmits
It's power to people And this 10 all
that vitamiY1J mean power. Power
especially to change foods and to
make the most Of them. 1t Is called
vitality" '"
Babies Need OIL Longer
Vitamins are not foods, make no
mistake. They supply the force to
change foods OF all kinds where
they will do the most good in the
body, and build up tissue.
Most babies today get cod-liver oil
after the first four-to-six weeks.
They get 1t perhaps for year. Then
the busy mother, thinking that the
first fight for health and strength
Is over, abandons the idea with the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27
BY MARY FENTRESs
United Press staT Correspondent,

Paris-Alix, who has the reputa-
ton OF being the most original Of
the French fashion creators. has
based her new collection on Orien-
tai and Greek inspiration.
q The beach clothes are definitely
of eastern trend. Bright wooden
bathing suits In brilliant green, red
or blue are worn with huge circular
skirts OF line Of straw cloth. These
SKIRTS. cut ON the bias, have no much
material in them that they stand
out from the body in full folds. They
are always in bright color con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27
Your Children
Bv OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

advent Of sterner foods.
But, unless baby lives in a place
where he can sop UP the sun the
year round (most cities are de-
prived of the strong acting rays ,
he should have this added vita
min content ID and AZ until he
Lis two. And thereafter also, II his
doctor says he is not UP to par.
And many older children need 1t,
too, when they have had little or
no sun for a period Of time.
Is there a difference between
city children and those living out
in the wide-open country? Or Is
1t all imagination?
There Is q difference, and q
marked one.
Country Reflected in Health
Country children, and have
seen hundreds and hundreds this
winter, have round and rosy faces.
They are, generally speaking, as
plump and strong as young colts.
They have an enormously v 1tal
look OF endurance and strength.
And yet, save in occasional cases,
their food through the winter has
been less varied than that OF the
city child living within stones
throw of fresh-vegetable stands and
fresh-meat markets. Their food is
good and wholesome-what could be
better than the larder Of prosper
ing farmer?--but they naturally lack
those extra tid-bits of the city
child. Their only advantage Is
clean air, "all the un there is,"
and exercise.
put 1t down to sun and oxy-
gen, this surplus health-storage.
= The city mother must do the
best she can to find compensa-
lions for these things. She must
procure vitamins indirectly. Va
rieties In foods supply most of
these. But the sun" vitamins are
condensed in the fish oils, and
they are the most necessary, be-
cause. they are the basis of func-
tional energy.
downright, 1887, NEA Service, Inc.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27
Make Friends Quickly With
You'll Conversation

Kay and Phil talk like old friends
over their chocolate sodas. Who'd
guess they were introduced only an
hour ago?
You win friends easily when you
know the secret Of the You'll touch
In conversation.
Make the next person you meet
feel that he's q real individual to
YOU. Look straight at him, repeat
hts name. Say, If you can, that
you've heard about him, you're glad
to meet him at last. Use questions
to draw him out. Don't say you
like the rhumba; ask II he likes 1t.
Let him see you've formed IDEAS
about him; rouse his curiosity. Say,
II thought you'd think that" I
believe you'd like II"
Our 32-page booklet tells you how
to keep the conversation going; how
to charm as guest or hostess. Tips
on telephone conversations. How
to develop a good speaking voice.
Send 1Oc for your copy Of Sc
CRETS OF GOOD CONVERSE
TION to the Waterbury Democrat
Home Service, 635 Sixth Ave-, New
York, N. Y. Be sure TO write plain
" your NAME, ADDRESS, and the
NAME Of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27

tor. Prolonged shortage Of vitamin
@ in the feed animals receive will
produce q disease similar to rheu-
matoid arthritis. In any case OK
chronic arthritis It Is an error TO
avoid "acid fruits" for such fruits
are the best source Of vitamin c.
tomato, orange, lemon, grapefruit,
berries, cherries or their juices or
beverages containing the fresh fruit
Juices. 20 = "@ W. st7
Daily hypodermic injections OF
parthyroid hormone have an effect
in chronic nutritional arthritis COM
parable with the effect Of daily In
jections OF 1isulin In diabetes. Eff
fects appear within half an hour,
greater fiexibility Of joints, increased
facility of movement and q sense
of well-being, lasting about twelve
hours.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Safe Milk
Is there anything l can do 10
Grade B milk to make 1t safe for
our children to drinkP We simply
can't afford q gallon Of Grade A
milk a day for our four children
(AGrs. J. w. J0
Answer-Boil the milk for one
minute and 1t will be perfectly safe
for the children. To make up for
the vitafnifi @ destroyed by boiling,
see that each child receives daily
some fresh fruit or fruit juice or
fresh canned factory canned) to-
mato or tomato Juice, or some fresh
green or raw cabbage.
PimpieS
Which kind of yeast Is best for a
person to take for pimples, and
boils? wv. A.
Answer--If you take any yeast at
all, irradiated yeast Is best, In my
opinion. From six to ~ tablets OF
irradiated yeast daily. Send stamt I'd
envelope bearing your address, and
ask for monograph on "Blackheads
and Pimples," also one on "Boils'.
Copyright 1887, John F. Ollie Coz
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27
clarifying
Yourself
M kaa~aa Hat
BY Alicia Hart
1NEA service star WRITER

(NEA Service stan WrfteTl
The return to style Of beige,
about which we haven't heard much
for several seasons, calls for special
makeup. Fashionable as 1t B. this
shade is likely to drain every bit OF
color from your face. Also. unless
your hair Is coal black, real gold
or honest goodness red, beige
tends to make 1t appear a bit drab.
Therefore, Just as important as
the lovely beige ensemble, with an
extra set of accessories for good
measure, are cosmetics to make your
skin look glowing1y alive.
Think of rouge first Of all, try
ing this bright shade and that UNI
til you find a perfect one for your
skin. The trend seems to be to-
ward blush and purplish red tones
away from orangish types.
4 Once you have found O cream
rouge that harmonizes with the
color your cheeks become after vio-
lent exercise or light pinchings with
fingertips, do learn to get 1t on cor
rectly. II should be kept high on
cheekbones-flo too near your nose
and never, never dragged down be-
low the imaginary line from corners
Of mouth to tips OF ears. If you
have difficulty obtaining a smooth
effect, try brushing your forefinger
across q bit Of cold cream before
you dip II in the rouge pot.
Really. set your powder. Experts
agree that IL should be pressed on
lavishly with piece Of clean cot
toni, allowed to set. then the excess
whisked of with the reverse side of
the cotton. Get o shade that gives
your complexion an irridescent
sparkle. 4 aosy-toned powder cotn-
Ftefacts the dull fiat yellowish light
which beige generally throws up
ward oyer your face and chin.
Incidentally, although one usu-
ally thinks Of brown with beige.
don't ret q brown hat II you are
Inclined To be sallow. Navy or black
are smart as brown, and much
easier 10 wear next to the face.
+; Whether you plan TO buy beige
or not, make up your mind to look
vivid this spring. .Erush and brush
your hair until 1t shines and glows
in the sun. Replenish lipstick
often, 80 lips always will look full
ana healthy and alluring. Keep
your face cleani And don't put
layers Of fresh makeup on over
stale. Be q elaiIIor lady-spic and
SPAN ana lsn,ineiy alIurins.
NEXT; Ths Rxsv Boy Couture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27

Here collection designs fcr aces that
every shown set Of tea towels gets ner
TueBay ana 70 rougn the
week There B holder TO match fEX
dainty towels pillow sips ana scarf
for combining into oncgramrs cross ssSn s Yrs
breakfast set These be done In cutork
applique embroidery .4.a 4 .
utwok applique designs linens time short
70 the three pillow slips there waterw
design for sheet hem q
Designs for making NuN5o hot iron trans
Cs4iG collection make Dig SAYING over Ehat yop
would normally pay. Etg,l$FFMfs*E NJ
70 order ask for NO. csle Iusttn and send with
WATERBURY DEMO-
CRAT MAKE YOUseELF BUREAU BOX 1885, KANSAS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27
THREE KINDS OF CHRONIC
JOINT TROUBLE 'yfr

JV1NI 1hOOnAE ~
Obstacles in the way of successful
treatment of chronic arthritis are
the obsession that cold and damp
ness are factors or causes and the
obsession that uric acid. fruit acids
or the acid ash left in the blood az
ter assimilation Of certain kinds OF
food such as dark meats may have
something to do with 1t.
Life Is short and space is precious.
All we need say about these notions,
whether they are entertained by
laymen or by near-doctors, Is that
there is no foundation for any OF
them. .... 7
Chronic arthritB or joint disabil-
ity, call 1t rheumatism If you want
to be mulish about 1t, Is available IN
three styles--sample, regular and
hospital packages, only the trouble
is you can't pick your package. you
have to take what you get. Seriously
I believe all chronic joint disability
may be divided into three types.
First, chronic infectious arthritis,
chiefly due to focal infection, that Is
the secondary invasion Of the joint
tissues by bacteria that have gained
q foothold in some primary focus
elsewhere In the body. Second, nu-
tritional arthritis. I've been waiting
patiently for q chance to spring that
word traumatic-you have no occa-
sion. It means, In English, caused
by injury.
tuberculosis arthritis, gonorrheal
arthritis and syphilitic arthritis are
not definitely included In this clas-
sification, though these are not ordi.
narily regarded as rheumatism ex-
cept where patient or physician de-
sires TO keep secret the nature OF
the trouble.
Chronic nutritional arthritis is
otherwise called heumatod arthritis,
arthritis deformans, degenerative
arthritis, atrophic arthritis, Stills
disease I'm young children), and
metabolic arthritis .Scurvy, ricketts,,
beriberi (polyneuritis, multiple 11eu.
ritis) and pellagra are nutritional
disease. These nutritional diseases
are known to be due to deficiency OF
vitamins G, d, B and q respectively.
At present we do not know whether
nutritional arthritis Is due to a def
cheney Of vitamins or to functional
deficiency OF the parathyroid gland
whose internal secretion or hormone
is essential for the assimilation and
utilization of calcium and phosphor-
us. Results obtained in the treat
ment Of chronic nutritional arthritis
with massive doses Of v!tarnin d and
optimal daily rations Of Vtamin b
indicate that deficiency OF these two
vitamins may be an important fac
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27

TO manage that pin-neat. daisy
fresh look so important TO busy
mornings, it's necessary for you to
have Just such becoming frock as
Pattern 306 In your "at home"
wardrobe Distinctive diagonal
lines and crisp touches contribute a
world of smartness, adding i'm
measurably to It's slenderizing flat
terry! You'll be delighted with the
simple V-neckline (col1arless, be-
cause more practicaD, and find chic
In It's fetching gurplice cut panel.
flared capelets and handy patch
pockets. A treat TO behold in COIN
dotted pcrcale. gingham, calico or
bright-hued chambray. Detailed
Sewing Guide accompanies this pat
tern.
Pattern 800 liz cut in sizes IA, 16,
10, 20, 80, "a, SO, SO, 40, AZ. A and
46. Size 80 requires 4 So yards 80
inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) In
coins or stamps preferably coins)
for this pattern. WRITE CLEAR
LY SIZE, NAME. ADDRESS AND
STYLE NUMBER.
Send orders to the Waterbury
Democrat Pattern Department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27

respond 80 Fundamentally to the
delicious goodness OF Date Cake
that ! want TO pass the recipe for
II along to you.
Date Cake
2 cups sifted cake -four: 2 tea
spoons quick.acting baking powder:
n teaspoon salt: 1 cup boiling
water: cup dates. seeded and
chopped: " cup butter or other
shortening: cup sugar: . egg
yoiks, well beaten: I teaspoon van
Ella. I egg white. SHINY beaten.
Sift 6our once. measure. add bak.
ing powder. salt. and sift together
three times. Pour water over dates
and set aside to cool. Cream butter
thoroughly. add sugar gradually.
and cream together until light and
fluffy. Add egg yolks. and beat
well. Add -four. alternately with
date mixture. q small amount a q
time, beating after each addition
until smooth. Add vanilla: fold In
egg white. Bake in creased pan
SxSx2.inches. In moderate oven
$780, 81 80 minutes. Sprinkle with
powdered sugar or frost with your
eavorite frostine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27
The Family Doctor
Attack OF Measles Will Lower
Victims Resistance To Other Ills

necessary to stamp out measles en-
tirely, but experiments are being
continued throughout the world.
1t is likely that, some time in
the near future, the virus which
causes this disease will be isolat-
ed and some specific method Of
prevention may be developed,
such as the use Of toxoid in diph-
iberia, that will make 1t possible
to inoculate all children against
this common disease.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27
BY DIR MORRIS FTsHBEIN
Editor, Journal Of the American
Medical Association, and Of
Hygeia, the Health Magazine

Editor, Journal Of the American
Medical Association, and Of
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
The contagious material from the
measles victim Is the secretions from
the nose and throat and excretions
OF the body, which may contain the
virus Of the disease.
In preventing the spread Of
measles, every possible step must
be taken to prevent other chill
dren from coming In contact with
such material. II there is an in
lection in the patients ear. the
resulting discharge may contain
the infectious substance Of measles
An attack of measles will lower
the resistance of the victim to
tuberculosis, pneumonia, and
other contagious diseases. Epi-
denies Of measles frequently are
followed by epidemics of whoop-
ing cough, chicken pox, diphtheria,
and scarlet fever.
Very mild cases Of tuberculosis
of the glands, bones, joints. or
lungs may suddenly become seri-
Gus Infections should the children
infected have measles at the same
time. fff
Measles is not a trivial disease.
It Is far more serious than most
people think. Some authorities haye
recommended that every measles
victim TO put In q hospital simply
TO prevent, as far as possible, the
secondary danger OF pneumonia or
streptococcic infection.
After the child has recovered
from measles, the sheets, bed
linen, and other materials should
be burned, especially II healthy
children are soon to enter his room.
After two or three weeks have
passed, there is practically no dan
ger In q room that is we'll ventilated
and that has been thoroughly clean
ed. aired, and summed.
A question constantly is whether
schools should be closed when any
of the pupils develop measles. Au-
thorities find that little Is TO be
gained by this practice, since 1t mere
iy releases children, who may have
the infection In It's early stages, TO
mingle with other children In the
community, and thus TO spread the
disease more widely.
II one OF the children In the
classroom develops measles, the
others should be examined each
morning before they enter the
room, and those with apparent
cold symptoms swollen eyes,
running nose, cough, sore throat,
or fever--should be sent home tifl-
til sthey have recovered.
II Is apparent that medicine does
mot yet possess all the irforrna tion
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27
GOLDFISH LIKE HOT RIVER

Hot Springs, g. u. (UP)--The Fall
River, fed by hot springs, teens
with goldfish year-long. according
TO Allan Aitchisoh. superintendent
Of the South Dakota fiish hatchery
Even In sub-zera weather, the gold
fish. some Of extraordinary size. can
be seen darting about In the warm
water, he asserted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27
TOURIST GUIDE LOSES WAY

Rochester, N. Y. CUP Gaetan
Jannone, who az head Of q Euro
pean railroad tourist service has
Shepherd Thousands OF tourists
from one end OF Europe 10 the 9TH
er, was embarrassed no end recent
Iy. He got lost Just o few blocks
from the home Of relatives here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27
COUNTRY NEEDS DOCTORS

sydney, Australia Cup - New
South Wales Is prorably the only
highly civilized country In the world
where there Is an actual shortage
of doctors. The ministry Of health
has announced that 1t has num-
Der Of subsidized positions vacant
that pay from $4,000 to $500 year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27

uOeb COme along.
all OF US ought
TO run for q pen
ell and paper
and capture the
I d ca before II
has slipped into
the din, realm
Of forgotten re-
c ! . o o My
Nulzn a. AuA....
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27
HO1y To Keep We'll
q snow bank
By DIR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

pertsnsg heah .yg':n MOI;
should brief
reply made
Nation
nARA of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27
The Democrat
TESTED RECIPE
BY France, Lee Bsyfc

1T seems TO be 30 easy to run out
L OF now ideas for bridge dainties
that. when a really good sugg estion
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27

the meantime might regulated
Friendships wcded guarded
disaster to
their happiness CAROLINE CHATFIELD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27

fond parents darlngs beeeching you
exception darngs with meeting
the dating them at the
wagng losing battle Say them
them OF them
they off and married just YOU
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-27

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