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BASEBALL

BASEBALL
Ed Barrow, the ex-peaunt ven
dor, who heads the Yankee bust
ness office, is the only executive
who managed a team to worlds
championship. He was pilot for
the Boston Red Sox in 1918. Bar
row discovered Hans Wagner,
and is the man that convinced
! Babe Ruth that his place was in
the outfield and not in the pitch
er's box. He rates Christy Math-
ewson as the greatest pitcher of
all times, and Walter johnson
next. He believes that Bob Eel
Ter will make the Hall of Fame
:. Branch Hickey wants Hubbell,
Melton, OFT and Bartell for Ducky
Wucky Medwick. That means
that Hickey thinks that Medwick
! is No. | player in the majors at
present. Bill Herman thinks
the Cards have the worst infield
in the major leagues today. Bill
Strip has just rejoined them and
he may improve their playing, as
Strip was sent to the minors and
refused. Lets see how he plays
from now, on.
This Sunday coming, cellar-oc-
cupant Red Devils viii battle
the Sluggers in the first game of
a regular Monroe County Baseball
League doubleheader and the
Stars in the second contest. Ne
| goiations are under way between
Managers Hamlin of the Sluggers
and Acevedo of the Stars for a
trade, wherein Salinero and Val
DEE will go to the Stars and NAL
graf and Rueda to the Sluggers.
1t is rumored that it will be
straight deal and no cash will be
involved.
Baseball under floodlights is
being played in Miami. This
should be thrill to the local
boys, if they could only get trip
up there. We may have that kind
of playing someday, too, if we
/ ever get enough people down
here who are sport-minded. The
local boys do not get the breaks
that players of other cities get
Upstate there are sponsors for
softban clubs, baseball clubs and
even Junior Legion clubs, Some
ipf the teams travelkall aver the
country and the boys see our
dear old U.S.A. But here so far.
we have not had such luck. May
] be the time viii come when the
local players will get the same
breaks.
A very good brand of ball is
being played by local clubs and
! the boys are really getting into
shape. In the second game of a
doubleheader last Sunday the Red
Devils showed new life. They
were not slow as they have been
for the last four or five weeks,
but fast. aggressive club.
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DR.. Eckener implies on arrival
politics bars delivery of helinm
for new German airship.
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Batteries: Caster and Brucker;
Whitehill and Hemsley.
All other games rained out.
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s'CERipTA-Y tAl. Eh9 Ap4
~ tlned her hands That were
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!
berry spoil our lives would you?
Isn't our Happiness the only thing
that counts?" ~
She was not sure. "Can you
imagine Gran?"
Grams life is behind her. Ours
is ahead. We can't worry about
Gran"
But she did worry about Gran.
She couldn't even think of Gran
and divorce in the same breath.
Divorce to Gran was the lowest
ebb--the last gasp of a poor weak
fish upon the hook of circumstance.
Goodies didn't get divorces. If a
Goodloe made d mistake in the
selection of a life partner he kept
shut mouth. an upfung head,
grinned defiantly in the face of
world that expected him to be
shining example of all that was
finest and best.
Il could never get divorce from
Grams house"
Thinking it over, it will be best
to go directly to Reno from here.
Get all the gossip over at once"
Il could never go back to Grams
house a divorced woman"
MY house will be waiting for
you. judith
Garys housed Her dream home
out of all the world But her smile
was just a faint twitching of
muscles. Impatien.lv she called
herself an absolute idiot. Hadn't
she known she was drifting to
this? Hadn't she known when she
stopped to think?
Gary said: oliver won't give
you any trouble. He wants to mar
~ Cissy."
Hearing him say it was like
hearing an explosion of dynamite.
Reuben wants to marry Cissy"
1t didn't make sense. Reuben who
had been so adoring. Who had
walked the floor countless ni.hts
with croupy babies so that she
could get some rest - Reuben
wants to marry Cissy--"
How do you know, Gary?"
How do know? Haven't eyes
and ears? Doesn't everyone know?
Don't you know"
mo"
oliver spends every spare min
ute at the Curtis camp. No woods
man, that lad, after Ave o'clock. A
millionaire's car whirls him away
for bridge. polo. sailing"
Why shouldn't he 60 places2"
Gary shrugged: I'm not stop
s y si NJ ,Uedaqs
He won't have to worry bout
the job he's losing when he mar
ries, issy,. a wife with as lahy
Insllldhsias satiRl have is e y to-
take"
i IRsssIkb takkIa4H AesSgoldbe al-
ousy OF Cissy rushing oveM her,
clawing at her like a leopard's
fang. Cissy-breaking up her life
IA second time. Not that it mat
tered about Reuben. II was only
that she had to get used to the idea
of divorce.
She tilted her head backward
and smiled up into Gary's eyes.
What she saw there made her for
get Cissy. Made her forget the
world.
Gary whispered against her hair:
Nothing matters now except our
love"
All his old fascination enfolding
her like soft, warm, blanket. Her
heart throbhed out that IL was
made only to love this man. All
that had gone before was Just q
prelude - even the tired moon
knew il. II sent q last pale ray to
touch Gary's hair.
You're not to worry, Judy.
Soon I'll have the right to take
care Of you forever and ever
fcespsxts, 1888. Rs4.sAs Ss.lEA Earssssl
TensErow; Gary asts h sems
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Z, s. Senator Hames II. Lewis
d Illinois born al Danville. Va
- years ago
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JoSephus Daniels OF N C.. am
haSsador 70 Mexico. onetime sex
retarv Of the navy. born a Wash
ington, n. C.. &c years ago.
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Subscribe 70 The cisissn.
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Ri. Rev Joseph \. Corrigan,
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DIR. II. c. GALLEY
Mayer
SAN y. PINnER
Tax CoIIeetor-Assessor
". Curry HARRIS
City Attorney
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Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-06-22
EDITORIAL

The Citizens Assoc iation has boon re-
porting out Of it's cornni ttoes splendid
programs Of community activities. Tt is
evident that the ASS iation, along with
the Administration, is providing us with
dis tineui shed leadership.
Now it is up to ell Of us to determine
by our portic ipation in these programs
the measure Of satisfaction they will
give US.
Tt is now, moro than ever, up to us to
soy whether Greenbelt is to DO q comm
unity Of social significance or merely
q group Of cheap houses
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-06-22

GREGNBELT TO HAVE GALA FOURTH
Groonbolt will celebrate tho CON-
ING Fourth Of July in truo traditi onal
style, if plans projected by tho town
council and G.C.A. notorializo.
Fireworks, Forbidden here at oil 9TH
or limos by ordinance, will be on
salo On tho Fourth firm I'LL. to IL
midni cht at G stand cspoc tally erected
for that purpose at tho bus incss contor.
ALL types IF Fireworks will be sold
copt the very dangerous onos.
Community celebrations will begin
with gala bicycle parade ono tri-
cycle raco. At O'Clock thoro will
be a picnic down by tho lake, Featured
by variety Of wator ovonts including
E. lifo-saving demons tration and @ tug
Of war.
Tho real "firoworks" will como at
Pm. whom $4,000 worth Of pyrotoch-
mics authorized for tho occasion by tho
council will 30 set off.
SON BORN TO THE ALLEN D. GORRIsONs
Council Imam allen D. Morrison's
family Was augmented by q son last
Saturday, Juno IS, at Ali.
Young Morrison arrived at SSH
Crescent Road just after the nurse
and just before the doctor.
Er. Morrison had called Mrs.
Lloyd L. Nolson, 45-L Ridge Rood, who
had boon engaged to nurse Mrs. Morrison
then left for the Bus Terminal to
'phono Doctor James s. Dryden Of the
Health ASS ociation. The baby was born
before his fathers return
io+
after Itr. Morrison, whose thought
fulnoss had caused nim to visit tho
Bus Toraina1 rothor than lis turb his
nearby neichbor-Wi th-a-phono.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-06-22
DR.. JIpfES S. DRYDEN RES IGNS HERE
TO TAKE UP SrECIAL WORK AT
VIRG INIA HOSPITAL
To Become Specialist in Eye, Ear,
Noso and Throat Work
% - - - % g

Tho Board Of Directors Of the Greon-
bolt Health ASS &C iation disclosed to
tho Cooporator. on Sunday, juno 10, that
Dr.. Jaraos S. Dryden, who has pioneered
as the ASS ociati0n's phys ician, is loav-
ing Groonblot on July tic begin en- in
tornoship at the hospital Of the Medical
College Of Virginia, preparatory to
specializing in Ego, Ear, Nose and
Throat work.
The Board Of Directors oxprosse on
behalf Of the membership Of the Assoc
citation, their regret ct the loss Of
the services Of DR.. Dryden. Since re-
coiving his designation the Board has
interviewed several doctors, zach Of
whom the directors feel is we'll quail
flied to serve this community.
Immediately after Dr.. Dryden's resig-
nation his successor will assume dutys
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through three phases. First he pro-
tests, then he accepts, then ex-
poets.
She thinks smart wife quits
her pob while he is either protest.
ing, or is still just accepting. AZ
ter that 1t isn't so easy.
Her advice, of course, isn't for
the woman who is working for
the Joy of her work. Ehe is talk
ing to the wife who is holding
down job simply for the pay
check.
She knows that marriage often
depends on the womans being
able to help pay the rent and buy
half the groceries. That, she feels,
Is much better than putting of mar
rage year after year.
But she thinks the girl should
undertake her double duties knowing
that husband isn't going to pro-
test forever. And that the time to
shift the whole financial load to his
shoulders is when he gets the raise
that means-"If we took a smaller
apartment and stopped planning on
buying car, we could live on Bills
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able suspicion that you have been
exposed to arsenic. Then the proof
of the pudding is simple-take thir-
ty grains Of sodium thiosulphate,
formerly called hyposulphite of soda
photographers hypo) in sweetened
water favored with fruit Juice once
daily, after food, for a month. If
you experience definite improvement
rest month, and then another
course of it.
Raise a Family
I am subject to chronic bronchitis.
Have lived on farm all my life. Am
outdoors most of time, horseback
riding, walking. Would like to have
a baby but have Ben Told miscar-
riage would be inevitable because of
my cough. (Mrs. c. p. 81
Answer-Unless your doctor ad-
vises against it you should go ahead
and raise family while or If 1t is
still possible. Send ten cents coin
for Preparing for Maternity" and
enclose a stamped envelope bearing
your address. If the envelope will
carry two booklets and bears suff1-
Gent postage, a copy of the Brady
Better Baby Book will be included.
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But 1t is love pat compared to
|the shock that we get when Johnny
| lis ten or twelve. Until this time
| he has kept a big hall for us in
his heart. Once in a while he has
left us to seek enjoyment with his
|chums, but only once in a while. He
kept coming back, and we knew
'uuite we'll that he was still mothers
little baby.
Prefers Gang to Mother
Then all at once 1t changes.
Home becomes a place to gobble
] bit and run. His room and cloth
Is mean nothing at all. The min
ties in the house irk him. He Is
restless and remote every hour he
has to spend with us. He talks a
argon of mighty things that does
hot include mothers. Strikes and
Innings, coils and transformers, even
Bounds and knockOuts. Ad in almost
livery case, his world seems to leave
rs out.
The worst of 1t Is that he pre-
ers a gang or group who have
nothing more to their credit than
he fact that they have the same
nthusiasms as his own. Otherwise
hey are of no meaning to him at
II. so we think. Here we are, be-
he left out in the cold-we, who
OF only gave him life and love,
ut have worked for him almost
very waking moment since. And all
re get Is a door slammed, without
ven q kiss.
In short we are merely women who
ont know anything and can't hold
candle to Shorty Smith who has
opped twenty moving freights to
Ate and never lost toe.
Gang Age Passes
The gang age Is simply phase
which the boy seeks out these
Tho see eye to eye with him and
Tho understand the core Of his
cart. And as a boy he wants to
wiSl. boys.
It Is his enthusiasm along lines
smoyed from the woman track,
lat makes him team up with other
.slI
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News is a daily topic of CONVEX
sation in the home of this modern
young couple. They keep up with
national events by map.
The salmon industry on the Col
umbia is threatened, a train plung-
es to disaster near Miles City, the
President visits Warm Springs.
They check these places on their
map: Washington, Montana, Geor-
gia.
These alert young people discover
in their map-journeyings that
America Is as rich in lore as France
or England. So they plan vaca-
lions to picturesque Cape Cod; to
the scenes of the hoop-skirteo
South at Williamsburg, Virginia.
How well do you know your coun-
try? Try this test. Where is a.
the Painted Desert? co Spanish
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Clarifying
Yourself
BY Alicia Hart
NEA Service staff Writer


The girl who has decided definite.
1y that she is going to improve he,
figure, hair and complexion within
a reasonable length of time and has
mapped out a self-improvement
campaign ought to appreciate the
Importance of forming good habits
This means that she should real
lie that If she honestly sticks to the
planned routine for three
weeks, she will have set certain
habits. From then on, the routines
will seem much less of q burden.
Anything which ones does day after
day, preferably at the same time
each day, is bound to become q
habit and be little or no bother.
Naturally, it's as easy-sometimes
easier-to form bad beauty habits
than it Is to form good ones. There
fore, instead of brushing your hair
only now and then, thereby develop
ing haphazard attitude toward the
business Of correct care Of scalp and
hair, make up your mind to brush 1t
every night. Whether you feel In
the mood or not. Within the three
weeks limit, you'll automatically
reach for a brush and use 1t for
several minutes every night.
If you remember to put cream
around your eyes every single night
for one entire month, you'll keep
on doing 1t just as you keep on
brushing your teeth twice day.
II you have made up your mind
to lose certain number Of pounds,
stop thinking Of yourself as martyr
because you have to do exercises
every day. Get busy and do them.
Not just when you happen to feel
kindly toward the idea Of exercises,
but once a day-every day.
One who forms the exercise habit
and manages to eat q little less OF
everything, will lose weight. No
doubt about 1t. Furthermore, the
good habit will be so firmly set by
the time the pounds have disap-
peareA that she'll probably keep on
with less strenuous exercise routines.
II this happens, ones chances OF
looking younger are greatly In
creased.
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in dummy. The ace Of diamonds
put declarer In for another spade
ruff, and then the king and queen
of diamonds were cashed, followed
by the club ace, and the fourth
diamond was ruffed in the closed
hand.
At this point Lewis had won
one spade, three diamonds, one
club and three trumps, and need
ed only two tricks to fulfill his
contract. With the distribution
quite clear after Vests discard on
the last diamond lead, he now
led the club ten and finessed, and
East was In the lead with his small
trump. He was able to take two
trump tAjcks, but declarer gained
the bonus for q well-played hand.
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= WE, THE WOMEN
WE, THE WOMEN -
Working Wife
Should Quit
If Possible
BY RUTH MILLETT

The problem of married women
working has boiled down to this:
How long after marriage should
wife continue to hold down a job
outside her home?
A charming, feminine woman
who has been an executive for
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FRUITS FOR GARNISH

Broiled fruits make excellent gar
nishes for hot meat dishes-halves of
broiled peaches, apricots and ban
anas, slices of broiled pineapple and
apple rings, add to the attractive
ness of the service, as well as to the
flavor of the meat. Iced melon balls
-honeydew, cantaloup and water
melon and iced avocado and iced
pear sections are good with cold
cuts.
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at the range of one, 1t Is not un-
common to find considerable honor
strength adversely held.
This happened to James Lewis
of New York in a recent duplicate
game at the Mayfair Bridge club,
where many great players are
seen in action every week.
East had been waiting, ready to
"sandbag," and was elated when
his vulnerable opponents reached
a game contract In his best suit.
Naturally he visioned q juicy set,
but the outcome proved disap-
pointing indeed, as Lewis made
10 OF the 10 tricks and fulfilled
his contract.
The ace won the first trick. and
ID spade was returned and ruled
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RAISING A FAMILY
It's a Blow to Find Out
That Boys of a Feather
Will Flock Together
By Olive Roberts Barton

boys Of like taste. Besides, he un-
derstands boy psychology and they
understand him. 1t makes an UNI
beatable combination.
We must not think we have lost
our son. Under 1t all his heart still
beats for us. But 1t will add to his
pulse, If we could try hard to keer
step and make his cause ours. Then
we become one of the fellows, ever
though our noses are powdered anc
our heels too high.
NEXT: Girls chumS.
Copyright, 1888, NEA Service, Inc
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twenty y e a r S
told me t h e
other day that
she advised the
girls who mar
ried while they
W e r e working
for her to let
their ] o b S go
as soon as their
pay chicks be-
came a luxury.
For she de-
clared she has
never known a
husband W h os e
W / t e worked
t o r a number
of years whose
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1.-THE very date dress to take back
to college!"-we can almost heaI
young campus sirens saying it. But
Pattern 648 will be equally beloved
by smart matrons who know that
pretty frocks keep them lookina
youthful. It's a new Claire Tilden
creation with "perfectionized" fea-
lures. See how she offers YOU
choice of both collar and sweets
heart neckline-both short or long
sleeves. And how diaphragm-flat-
tening the high-waisted front pa
mel is-neatly finished off by q
narrow self belt at back. A great
number of silks, rayons and sheer
cottons are winners" for this
style. How would you like to trim
it with some softly feminine ruff
fling, and few debonair buttons
or flower?
Pattern 648 is cut in misses and
women's sizes IA, 16, 10, 20, 80, "a,
SO, 80, 40 and AZ. Size 16 requires
ID yards 80 inch fabric and IL
yards ruffling.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in
coins for this pattern. WRITE
CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS
AND STYLE NUMBER.
Send orders to the Waterbury
Democrat Pattern Department.
Friday: Girls Dress.
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The "one-over-one" now used by
most bridge players involves the
bidding of many suits which few
years ago would have been regarded
as entirely unbiddable because OF
the lack Of honor strength. Thus,
as a player responds with almost
any four-card suit OF higher rank
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John. Jr., utters
his first dictum
of independence
and tells us quite
plainly that there
are people he
would rather be
with tn a n his
mother. No mat
ter how we strive
TO keep our power
over him, the sun
| is sure to rise on
that day when
he'll say, Il don't
want to be with
|you this after
noon. M o m. I
| want to play with
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Make 1t Yourself Pattern
He'll Decorate Your
Tea Towels

Belying his sedate appearance
is the mischievous CLEAN in Fido's
eye. AS tea towel decoration
you'll find him most charming and
unusual, however, and NUMO hot
iron transfer, number C8647, brings
you eight different motifs Of this
playful pup. There's a design for
each day of the week and an extra
one for a pan holder. You'll find
him useful as a crib quilt design
too, if you leave off the names of
the days and set with alternating
plain blocks and border.
Order by number, or tear out
illustration and send with 10 cents
stamps or coin. (Any three 10c
Make 1t Yourself" patterns only
25c). Address your order to WA
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WOMAN,S REALM
Latest Styles
H0zv To Keep Well
By DR.. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.


No
orc OfW erburyD
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BY Olive Roberts Barton

What was that? Did we hear
correctly? Did Johnny say that we
could go to the movie by ourselves
because he was having more fun
playing with Mack and Jimmy?
1t always comes as a shock when
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Mission Trail? CD Yale University?
a. Bad Lands?
Check your answers here. ID
Arizona. co California. 90 New
Haven, Connecticut. ca South
Dakota.
Our full color map and guide to
points of interest in the United
States makes the news more alive
and understandable. Folds, fits
pocket.
Send 10c in coins for your copy
of MAP OF THE UNITED STATES
WITH COAST-TO-COAST DE-
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bury Democrat Home Service, 635
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salary" Giving up her job at this
point would prove better for the
wife and would make the husband
happier.
Copyright, 1888, NEA Service, Inc.)
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Caroline
Chatfield
Says Today

spects the Property of His Friends.
DEAR MISS CHATFELD:
complaint of couple
child having difficult time with neighbors children.
ampe flowers several
peeping dark words
they make themselves When hear parents talking
love Our neghbors love the blind for they faults in
their youngsters correct them and off and leave them to
their children they wouldn't believe and it's doubtful
for Can't tell how to deal with this vexing business?
MIR. AND MRS. D.
ANSWER:
Simply
not their after them with kind
good graces your neghbos chdess
couple would welcome the opportunity young
sters nearby.
child you responsive
will talk his head off, Compliment him his behavior
and he will wings while wait Ask his interest
bathing the dog working the garden cutting the and it's
yours for the asking.
and cookies recommended best baD will discover that
will have thereafter will be getting the
your feet.
garden lies between a big Of
Indians gather ball. the
by chance stray ball through
border they careful cats in excang Never
Of them trampd plant broken blossom True the parents Of
ss4e; for the wild Indians friends.
Naturally parents having the neighbos criticize their
children because they recognize it criticism discipline
all parents pleased grow-ps approve
dsn and cultivate them for the evident that
vanaty OF Nom and Dad
CAROLINE cHATFIE1D
.Sa .,as,t:s
csasa In s.9. .Ss
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CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. e. MCKINNEY
Secretary Of the American Bridge League
Strength

Clever Play Offsets Handicap of Adversely Held Honor