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The Washington times., 1937-06-07
U.S.LinskWonnen
Win in London

LONDON, June Dorothy
Traung, of San Francisco, today
was beaten by Miss w. M. Berry,
2 and l, in the first round Of the
British ladies golf championship
at the Turnberry Club.
Betty Buechner, Of Glen Cove,
N. Y, won her opening match
from Betty Frost, l up on the
twenty-first hole.
Barbara Thompson, another
Californian, advanced with a f.
and-2 victory over Helen Langford.
The Washington times., 1937-06-07
National Capital League

the BCHEDULE
Observation-Disclosures Gas Light Vs.
Pepco.
Tuesday-PeOpIes W. Chestnut Farms:
Wednesday-PepcO yS. ThompsOn'l
Dairy.
ThurSday-Chestnut Farms W. Wash
inRtOn Gas Light.
Friday-ThOmpsOn' Dairy W. Peoples
The Washington times., 1937-06-07
Young S Myrdy
Best Sail Ter

Ralph Young's 20-foot sloop,
Myray, took both morning handi-
cap and afternoon open sailing
races yesterday.
The Myray negotiated the smile
Hams Point course in the fast
time of 1924.
The Washington times., 1937-06-07
Pitcher Stars at Bat
As Milwaukee Wins

Dick Murdock not only hurled
himself a nifty game as milwaukee
Beermen stopped Craddock' Terry,
z to 2, at Lynchburg, Va, yester-
day, but in the ninth inning with
two men on he walloped out
double which put the game on ice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-05
Astrologer Warns Wife

Mrs. D. N. Should l accept date
with the man / met recently?
Ans. My advice Is to dismiss other
mems interest from your mind, out
side Of that of your husband. You
have lived your married life rather
freely In the past and have done
everything but take ii seriously.
Your husband Is serious about his
marriage TO you. Also he is a very
jealous person. IL you do not be
careful in your future actions you
are going to pay the cost.
Miss S. T. Will my health I'M
prove soon to the extent that this
spring I will be able to move to
Arizona to live?
Ans. Miss, am happy TO state
my chart reveals you being able 10
regain your health to the extent of
making the contemplated trip. Will
also say that my science shows you
will improve very rapidly after ar
irving in specified vicinity, and you
will be much happier and contented
in these surroundings.
Miss L. r. Will the sparc-time
position which now have work in
to a permanent one?
Ans. Until you put more effort in
this direction. and be more serious
about same you will never accomp-
lish your desire. would advise you
to be more serious minded I'm your
work, and prove to your employer
that you can be relied upon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-05
TEL HARENS ENGAGEMENT HERE TERMINATES SOON
Contemplated Trip
Necessary

Mr.. L. K. Please tell me If will
get the position that I have been
trying to secure for some time?
Ans. My advice to you is 70 go to
the city in question, and have talk
with these people as soon as you
can possibly do so. BY doing so j
am confident that you will obtain
the position in question, and will
be working at same on or before the
first Of next month, but IL is neces-
sary to take this trip Immediately.
Miss ]. D.-Watertown, Conn. Mr..
Haren, will 1t be best for me to give
up my boy friend?
Ans. Briefly speaking under the
existing conditions ] find that the
diScOntinuance Of this friend is the
most advisable and sensible thing
for you to do.
Mrs. P. C. L. Will my husband
and ever go back together? If not,
what must I do?
Ans. find that you are worry
ing somewhat in financial affairs
1t Is my thought that your husband
will return to you, and this will be
the solution TO your present diff
culties and unhappiness.
Miss M. A. B. Should I continue
my acquaintance with the one in
mind?
Ans. Since the person you are in
terested In is married. now, do not
see where you will gain that which
you are striving fora home and
happiness. Forget him while it is
easy to do SO.
Miss B. M. C.-Oakville, Conn.
Please tell me Mr.. Haren, what type
Of work am best suited to do?
Ans. Nature has given you quail
tiles of being successful in most any
type of work that you care to do.
The one think that you must learn
to overcome early in life is versa
tile nature. You would be an excel
lent artist, secretary or designer.
You being the type of person who
is always seeking education, which
would make you successful as a
teahcer or lecturer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-05
Mental Expert Solves Problems For Democrat Reader

Immediately, If not, you will witness
trouble.
Mrs. I. B. What should my huS-
band do regarding the present Sit
uation?
Ans. / find that your husband is
now contemplating quitting work
for the coming summer months. ]
do not sec him being satisfied in
the future to retire from his posi-
ton, therefore, a leave Of absence
would prove much more beneficial
TO him.
L. G. Am I just wasting my time
with the man I am going with at
present?
Ans. My chart reveals that moth
ing serious will develOpe with this
relationship for some time TO come.
/ do not see you wasting your time
with this party. Happiness will be
bestowed upon you in marriage, but
an immediate marriage is not evil
dent
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-05

Miss S. N. Please tell me If
will marry my present boy friend,
or are his intentions sincere with
me?
Ans. My friend, you are doing q
great deal to hurt your future hap
piness, as this young man Is not
sincere I'm his assertions to you.
Wild parties will never build a fu-
ture for anyone in domestic happi-
ness. Regarding your condition your
Mother will help you II you will go
to her at once.
Mrs. U. E. B. Will we be success
full in getting the loan which VIC
have applied for?
Ans. The vibration receive Gu
your question is that you will be
able TO get the money i'm question.
II appears that this loan was made
to make it possible for your daugh-
ter to carry out some of her plans
I'm the direction of an aducatiOn,
and indications are that she will be
very successful i'm same.
Mr.. A. b. Will ! get all opportuni-
ty to make the purchase I now de-
sire?
Ans. My calculation denotes that
you are now DESTROYS of purchasing
some land. see this as a very pro-
pitiOus period to make this pur-
chase, therefore. advise you to COM
plete said transaction as soon as
you can. DO not hesitate i'm this af-
fair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-05
Son Receivers From
Accident

Mrs. A. S. My youngest son wa:
In an automobile accident a few
months ago. Will he be able to re-
cover from same satisfactorily?
Ans. My calculations pertaining to
your thought is that your son will
improve greatly the latter part Of
this month. which will be to the
extent that he will not be confined
to bed. I do not sec any permanent
disability resulting from this acct
dent wha tsOeyer.
L. A. am studying hair-dressing,
but really want to become a dancer,
Which should I follow?
Ans. I advise you TO continue with
your present beautician course. This
Is the most suited vocation for you.
Mrs. K. B. When will be able TO
see my little son?
Ans. Astrological indications de-
note that your son is not living
with you. Under the existing cOndi-
lions / find that your son Is quite
happy. You will soon be able 10
make a trip to see him. and see
more of his surroundings. This trip
will not only bring you happiness.
but great peace Of mind.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-05
Family Reunited

u. S. T. Will We children ever be
united with our Step-mother?
Ans. There will be reunion with
her this year. There also will be a
bereavement in your home within
that time, which will leave the chill
dren alone with their Father again,
as i'm the years gone by.
Mr.. r. H. G. DO you think there
is much happiness in life for me?
Ans. You being only a young man
are now allowing yourself TO con-
slider life too seriously, as / do not
find anything for you to worry
about, such as you have been do
ing in the past. AT the age of 20 you
will obtain a connection that will be
the starting point of your career,
and two years later domestic hap
piness will bring to you great COM
fort and encouragement, with chill
dren also shown for you and your
wife at alter date.
P. R. H. Will our new enterprise
be successful?
Ans. Conditions pertaining there
10 have been very slow ever since
you started in business. I advise you
to remain with ii, however. as this
will develop into very good profit
able business. You will see more
favorable results during April.
I. E. w. Mr.. Ell Haren, what
should we do now? The depression
has hit us very hard.
Ans. 1t appears to me that you
should make plans TO sell your
home as soon rs you can do so. This
will be the best change for you TO
make. Take some of the money that
you will derive from this transact
tion. and purchase smaller home.
You will have enough money left
to carry on with your present plans
Of paying off large percentage Of
your obligations. The future will
bring you much added happiness.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-05
Too Much Self-Pity

Miss j. A. v. My life has been a
very hard one. VIII l ever find more
happiness and have another home?
No one seems to care for ME as they
should.
Ans. You must quit feeling SO sor-
ny for yourself, and bestOwing 40
much self pity. find that your
own thought Is hindering you from
being satisfied and c0ntented. II
you will try to find happier place
in life you will have many good
friends willing to help you.
Mrs. p. r. S.--Union City, Conn.
viii my children take care of me
III my later years of life?
Ans. The vibration 1 receive
shows your children just enter
ing into the business world, which
means a great deal to you. due to
the fact that your financial status
is very low. My friend. your wOr-
ries are now over. as your children
will be successful i'm their rcSpcc-
tive vOcations. and will always give
you comfortable, happy and
pleasant home. The love which ex-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-05
Husband Gives Up a
Bad Habit

Mrs. K. N. r. My husband is a
very heavy drinker. Will he ever
give this up, and try to make our
home more peaceful abode?
Ans. II you will be more patient
with him, and not be nagging all Of
the time about his faults he will
give up this habit, which will UNI
doubtedly make your future much
happier.
Miss l.. c. 7. am very unhappy.
What should do Ell Haren, to find
happiness?
Ans. My friend, a great amount
of your present unhappiness has
been brought ON by yourself. find
that by you securing a position and
start to work you would not have so
much time to worry, and automat-
ically you would be more contented
and happy i'm life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-05
Astrologer's Great Gift Of Mental Powers Can
Aid All Democrat Readers, Providing They
Use Haste In Submitting Their Difficulties
Change Residence
Immediately

Mrs. E. E. G. Should we continue
TO live in this home, or make a
change as my husband has request
ed?
Ans. 1t seems to me that 1t is ne
cessary for your husband to walk
to and from work. Due to his pres
ent i'll healath this is very hard On
him. To avoid any serious compli-
cations arising would advise that
make change soon. II seems TO me
that you will be able 10 make this
change around the Goth of this
month.
Miss w. B. B. How long will /
have to continue living as am
now?
Ans. You will soon find job, and
be able TO quit doing work for your
Uncle.
Mrs. M. C. Will my sons health
ever improve to the extent that he
can follow out his wants In regard
to an education?
Ans. Your son is well on the road
to recovery at the present time.
Same will make IL possible for him
to follow out his plans relative 10
the proper training for the profess
sion which he has chosen as his life
work.
Mrs. M. P. How long will we live
in our present location?
=. Ans. 1t is shown that you will
remain in your present location
until the coming summer months.
At that time you will be in a posi-
ton to purchase home, as you are
contemplating at the present. The
future holds much more happiness
in this direction for you and yours.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-05
Special Reading And Question Coupon
Provides Answers By Mail

FL Haren worlds celebrated Astrologer concludes
his writings for The Democrat soon and due to this fact
you urged consult him Immediately to be of
ceing to your questions before he leaves city
Through the knowledge and wisdom that this famous
possesses you may have your troubles worries and
heartaches relieved by consulting him.
He receives each day many unsolicited testimonial let
tiers from people in this area, thanking him. and extending
their appreciation for the uncanny ability he has shown
when delvng into their difficulties After he leaves ter
rory the hearts of many will remain filled with gratitude
for his kind and unselfish services.
This mental advisor can unquestonably help you to
that goal in life which you striving hard
to attain however only by letting him extend to you the
correct things to do he make this possible Much great
been known by thousands through his guild
ance and sincere advice.
Haste Necessary to Receive Ell Haren's Aid
'1By delaying in securing Ell Haren's services may
result you being too late to obtain his advice The
remainder of his engagement is for short time only
Haste is absolutely necessary for to be sure of con-
sultng him. do not hesitate; because after his de-
parture it will then be impossible"
How to Be Sure of Consulting Astrologer
To enable all DEMOCRAT readers to receive Ell Harens
advice Special Reading and Question Coupon provided
this page for that purpose. BY properly filling out this
Coupon and enclosing it in letter. together with SO CENTS
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would like to consult him will result in you receiving by
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Swers to your questions in full detail.
REMEMBER, this service is extended to all DEMO
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Every letter which addressed to Ell Haren is sent to
his private office unopened and is handled by him person
do not hesitate in submitting your personal question to
him at once.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-05
Sees Danger Ahead

Mr.. C. r. have been driving
racing cars. will be leaving soon
for the South. Will be successful?
Ans. My friend. II seems to me
that you are the owner of two cars.
My advice to you Is not to do any
driving i'm your mentioned tour Of
races. An accident seems to be in
dicated very strongly for you. 7
trust that you will accept my ad-
vice, and act accordingly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-05
Important Change
Indicated

J. S. E. Will I ever be able TO for
get the past and lead the life 1
should, and would like 20?
Ans. would suggest that you
leave for another city and start life
over again. Forget the past, work
hard to gain your desires in the
future. You will be successful in
accomplishing same.
I. D. E. viii my sister ever have
a happier married life?
Ans. In concentrating upon your
question I find that your sister is
now having to work TO make a Iiv-
ing for both herself and husband.
My thoughts are that she will con-
tinue under these responsibilities of
making her own livelihood until she
becomes more Independent with her
husband. He is taking advantage
of her good nature, kindness and
love. No happiness is indicated I'M
til she follows a more definite
course I'm this subject.
w. X. Do you see me making a
sale of any real estate in the near
future?
Ans. 1 do see more than one sale
OF property for you within the next
30 to 60 days. The property you sell
will not be what you own i'm this
city.
r. K. Will I ever be able to COM
plete the course in accounting
which I had to drop because OF my
health?
Ans. You will start back in this
line of studying during the month
of March this year. Indications are
that you will be very successful in
this particular type of vocation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-05

lists between you and your children
is in bountiful measure.
Mrs. r. I. Does my husband care
enough for me to give the request
/ have made to him?
My deductions are that you have
asked your husband to purchase
you an automobile, SO that you can
take your boy friend out, hiding
yourself from the public's eye. This
request will be granted. but by gain
ing one thing you lose another;
which will be your husband.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-05

Mr.. S. c. F. I am worried whether
or not I should accept the party I
have in mind as a partner. What
do you advise?
Ans. I do not see any reason
whatsoever for you to accept the
proposition which this person made
to you. 1t appears that this party is
not experienced in this line. You
two people would not get along to-
gcther i'm business, as many argu-
ments would rise from this assOcia-
ton. You are very capable. Enter
this field alone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-05
TUNG OIL PRODUCTION UT

Dallas CUP).-Tung oil, which
constitutes at least SO per cent of
the composition of all modern quick
drying paints and lacquers, Is re-
garded by the All-South Develop
ment Council as an important new
southern crop. Until the last few
years all OF the United States an
nual consumption 125,000,000
pounds-has been imported from
to any other country.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-05
RECOGNITION

The Los Angeles City Council, In
executive session today, passed a
resolution in recognition of the Sill
yer Anniversary observance of
Adolph Zukor's leadership of Para
mount and the film industry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-05
DEAR MR.. Ell HAREN::

All of the many Democrat readers have the same OPP
pornity to receive the splendid services these people
whose letters have just read Every day letters of this
published to offer unquesonable proof of what
Harens wisdom and knowledge has done for persons
from every part the country Many of these people find
hard their true feelings of appreciation to this
famous Asrologer for his wonderful help You only have
short time left to be able to consult lei Haren your diff
cutes his engagement here Waterbury will end
you want to be among the nnumerable others who have
secured happiness and also receive the right in their
problems then take advantage of the Special Reading and
Question Coupon today to yourself of his advice
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-05
Many Acclaim Ell Haren's
Readings And Advice
DEAR FRIEND:

DEAR FRIEND:
Just few words of thanks, as received my Reading
during your engagement here with the Cour1er-Journa
and am well plesaed Also the answers to my questions
were covered in detail and your advice will remain in my
mind for long time to Am well pleased with my
Swered and also enclosed you will find an order for Read
ing for my Father. Thanking you very much
Sincerely yours,
MISS IRENE SCHNETZKE,
1919 No Fulton Ave-.
Evansville, Indiana.
DEAR Ell HAREN:
The Reading which you kind to send me is the
most understanding that have received. Find
everything that YOU saw about me is very true
ceved much help and happiness from it. The answers to-
my questions good that all those who receive
your advice will obtain much help from 1t as have
Please accept my Whoe-hearted thanks
Yours very truly
MARGARET ADAMS,
526 Harrison ST.,
Kalamazoo Michigan
DEAR MR.. Ell HAREN:
Am writing Just to let you know received my Read
ing and the to my two questions You cannot fully
appreciate how deeply grateful am for the answers to
them Cannot express my feelings the great help you
have Very glad to give you the privilege of
using my letter. and at any time assist you In any
way shall be only too glad to do so.
MRS. EMMA B. ALEXANDER,
r. R. No. /,
Erie, Tennessee.
DEAR Ell HAREN, MY FRIEND:
NV husband has had your help for the past several
years always received great comfort from it. Because
of the help he has received from you am writing for ad
vice on some problems that worried over. We
both you very much for the services which you have
extended in the past Please send Mr. Biddinger his
1887 Forecast he wants to be without your AID
Extending our best wishes, we are
Yours very truly,
MR. AND MRS. LESLIE H.
BIDDINGER
Chesterfield Indiana
DEAR MR. Ell HAREN:
During your engagement with the South Bend News
Times received Reading from you which just fine
and your advice is wonderful At this dissatisfied time In
my life you were friend indeed and my difficulties have
been by your guidance Appreciate all of The
kindness which you have extended to me-
Sincerely,
MRS NAVE POST,
800 Oak ST..
Hartford Michigan
The Washington times., 1937-09-10
Wrong Word
Slip Leads to Arrest,
Drug Discovery

NEW YORK, Sept. 10 QN.SO.
Just one little word-the wrong
word-brought about the seizure
of 100000 worth of heroin
aboard the French liner Paris
and the arrest of a steward &C
cused of smuggling, according to
customs authorities.
The steward, identified as Henri
Solliez, aroused the suspicion Of
Customs Guard John J. O'Brien
by a display of savoir faire Dor
dering on the ostentatious. Just
after the ship docked, the steward
strolled past O'Brien.
"Hello. Fred" the steward
grinned.
my name" snapped the
guard, sis O'Brien-O'Brien,
get it?"
Solliez made for the lower gate,
but O'Brien's resentment had
turned to suspicion. He grabbed
the steward and searched him,
bringing three packages Of heroin
to light, according to the U. S.
customs service. Seven more pack
ages were found between sheets
in the teward's bunk, three
others in a locker outside his
room and four more in a fan
blower, according to the customs
men,
The Washington times., 1937-09-10
ACTION is PLEA
OF EDITOR FOR
PHOTO CONTEST
Depart From Unusual,
He Advises Entrants

Attention, amateur photogra-
piers!
The Times amateur photo editor
wants to get something off his
chest. He's got complaint. And
it's fairly sizeable. Says he:
"Tell those who are sending in
their entries to get more action
in their photos. Tell them to
send in photos that are not TOO
light nor too dark.
"Tell them to widen their
scope. BY that it is meant to
depart somewhat from the usual
or obvious"
Well, amateur photographers,
now you've got the lowdown on
what the photo editor wants. So
do it.
And, after all, he decides who
gets the SIS for the best photo OF
the week" and also decides which
entries will receive the 81 prizes
for honorable mention in being
published in tomorrow'S full page
OF amateur photos.
Tonight at midnight is the dead
line for amateur photos to be pub
ljshed tomorrow in The Washing
ton Times.
And that's plenty to go by. But
be sure to watch tomorTow's Times
for a full page of photos. You'll
like 'ern.
The Washington times., 1937-09-10
"Math" Teachers
To Scan Methods

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-A commit
tee Of high school mathematics
teachers will be named this week
to conduct a survey of Chicago
school teaching methods, with the
object of making mathematics
courses more practical, DR.. Will
liam H. johnson, superintendent
of schools has announced.
The committee will determine
what methods individual teachers
employ: what each teacher con-
Siders the object of the course;
what revision of courses might be
necessary, and what are the
pupils reactions to the courses.
The Washington times., 1937-09-10
Jail Is Preferred
To Leaving Town

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 10
G.N.S0.-O. Henry wrote a story
about the love of man for his
home town, but Susie Miller
showed her devotion by preferring
to stay there, even if she had to
remain in jail.
Would you rather get out of
town or go to PRISON." Judge
John w. Spencer asked the
woman when she was brought
before him charged with passing
a bad check. II like Evansville"
she replied.
The Washington times., 1937-09-10
Ventilation Fan
ElectrOcuteS Man

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.-An
electric fan with which he hoped
to improve the ventilation in his
mushroom house brought death to
Hobart M. Cox. 35, of Miles Mill,
near Kennett Square. Cox, a mush-
room grower, was adjusting the
fan in the new house when he was
instantly killed.
His wife discovered his body.
Deputy Coroner Warrington F.
Guthrie said electrocution was the
cause of death.
The Washington times., 1937-09-10
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Questions on page 26)

Questions on page 26)
This test reveals whether or
not you have an inferiority com.
pick. A high score indicates
considerable feeling of inferior.
ity while a low score shows a
feeling of confidence and su-
periority. Score 10 for Yes. 0
for No. and for x on all ques-
tons except No. 3. Score 10 for
No, 0 for Yes, and S for x on
question No. 8.