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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01
MEMS LEAGUE

Silent and sound motion pie lures of skiing in Switzerland, Vermont and Massachusetts were enjoyed by the Mems Leagues of the First and Second Congrega- tional Churches last evening at a joint meeting at the latter church.
 The films were shown through the courtesy of Payson T. Newton of Hartford who also gave de- scriptive talk on the frt of skiing.
 Before the showing of the films a supper was served the men at the First Church. The guest speak CT was introduced by Harold G. Manning. president of the Second Church League.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01
Naturalist Club

"A Riding Pack Trip on the Con- tinental Divide" will be the sub- ject of a talk tonight by Miss Lil- lian Judd at a meeting of the Waterbury Naturalist club at 8 O. clock tonight at the Mattatuck Historical society building on West Main street. Miss Judd also will describe a recent trip through the Smoky Mountain national park in Tennessee. President Ronald Malia will preside at a business meeting which will be held before the talk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

A Toy Lending Library a state WPA project, will be opened very shortly in Waterbury, it has been announced. This comes as welcome news, since it will not only provide toys for children not overburdened with the same, but will also give work to many unable to procure
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01
NEWS CHURCHES
BUNKER HILL

Rev. Alan M. Fairbank, pastor of the Bunker Hill Congregation al church will speak at the Feb ruary meeting of the Waterbury Federation of Mems Bible classes in the First Methodist church to- morrow night at 8 o'clock. Charles Reitdyke is president, and will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01
MOVIES GRAB RADIO STAR

Florence George. who won fame as radio and opera singer, is mak- ing her debut in motion pictures in Paramount's College Swing" being featured with George Burns, Oracle Allen and Martha Kaye.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01
Behind The Lines
Roosevelt Lodge

Roosevelt Lodge, Knights of Py- thias made plans for their 18th annual dinner dance at a meeting last night in Roosevelt hall. The dance will be held at The Elton, March 5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

Japino elephant with the troupe almost as as umbo Recently when reports circulated apno) shot school children mailed begging him to her Executive elem payroll The wage being three DE hephg bales of hay (What! cOffee?)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01
GREENBLATT GETS
 UNIT PRESIDENCY

Samuel Greenblatt of Waterbury was elected secretary of the Con- necticut Cleaners and Dyers asso- ciation at the annual meeting in New Haven last night. George Schwartz of Hartford was elected president of the organization. MT. Greenblatt has been active in the affairs of the state group for some time. The association has members in scores of communities about the state.
 The sable is bei',g hunted this season in the IT ....ntain forests of Eastern Siberio cnd Kamchatka.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

People of Switzerland are protests ing against the investment of money in other countries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

Melvin HiIdreth Washington D. C., attorney and tiona had lot to do with the circus being Theatre Program He keeps battling fori in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

receive money for them The Government transports them from town to town
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

White the three command before the welknOwn Duke White Foud feels very sad British King Me at least gotiOb
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

All working with the opera are former circus perform headned long long ago. Charh fnstance T. Barnum the By Rose o ms oay
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

Between entire of the circus consta appearing at hospitals the entertaining shut-s of those They extra for just living up to oupers tradition of spreading sunshine
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

The system which exists throughout the cir world also prevails Federa-supported show About tel belong the 400 of Crcsdom but all are hap
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

Tbree- -fourths of the with veterans The amousy Frog Abert Arden and the once
 
 One of Charley Fortuna The Flying Foruna were Tommy Bell s Long long a circus poster nractcaIy a tent would be packed There are many others here it is the end Of the column difference between respea- bv and tn Troupe Home for 375 circus people who nave delighted millions of grown-up and children e "oo the Federal Theatre rules the Many of the lads and lasses m the
 another and don't dare s o Justice they'd immediately be fired! anyhow comfortably on one wage % as1 Why doesn't have heart and remember that them, too?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

James Ullman, producer of the Pulitzer Prize White now an executive assistant for the Federal I'll rsln the circus
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

Since it's inception, WPA Circus has lost fifty o private crcuses The rest of course, hopeful.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

O. o. Mcintyre recently wondering whatever becam Musical Cutys? We'll, William Cutty of that act is u leader.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

at the Palace and with Kit at the Winter Garden ush The chief usher Joe Ring who toured all ov South America with his boxing kangaroo His wage the four figures.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

work or incapacitated because of age and for other reasons from &C., tive or trained work. Those to be employed in this new undertaking will be engaged from local relief rolls.
 Mrs. Scott Director
 Mrs. F. A. Scott of this city is the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

Raney trouped with Beatrice Lile Gin "1 Little ShowD is doing Popeye clown number in the Remember "When Uba Plays His Tuba Down In Cuba?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

Broncho Billy one-time leading lady of tn doing -whiring act Her name is Eva Burducci.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

strong billed The Great Paris Strongest Mar wrestler under the of Ivan the Tbeand showfok will tell that he certinny WAS!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

part of the Sig Sautee circus great anbark is member of with this (Why do they always wind up brok
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

Incidentally, the w. P A. Three Ring Circus is in history that has played in N. r. c. for more secutive weeks They've been here for IA weeks and ing them in.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

Although the Government regulations strict and do not pc init than family the WPA payroll there family with Federal The answe the family risk bones twice day for total per paid of the family! That
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01
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 group of midnghters sitting night wondering what became of the avoI when suggested that perhaps Wendell Goodwin the thanks to him for the following surprised to learn how many of them employed by The Federal Govern n once played at the Palace where the slogan You Haven't Arrived Until You've Played The Palace"
 "The Runaway They weekly the bgme They the delightful features with the w. F. A. Three Ring Circus" Their $2S6 week.
 Billy Ritche tramp cyclist appeared m The zlegfed Foies of l9l78 with w. Fields Richie peared before the crowned heads of Europe Begya poddon The former C. h. of Europe)
 Burns osulan managing the worth $SOGOOO Brothers of the troupe stranded he paid off everybody and wound the WP.A.
  history that played than 1s cuve weeks They've been here for IA weeks and still pack ing them in.
 Rainey, trouped Little Show doing Popeye clown number in the circus Remember: "When Uba Plays His Tuba Down In Cuba?
 Although regulations per. family the WPA payroll there of family acts with the Federal Thea circus The answer $23 week paid TO ONE MEMBER of the family! That one made me frown, too.
 strong Great Paris Strongest Man of This Any Age once wrestler under the name Of an
 Oscar Lowande once part Sig rider the tanbark member of the Clown Alley with this show Why do they always wind up broker?
 Broncho Billy Andeons leading the movies doing a -whirlng act Her name is Eva BurduccL
 Frankie Grace who used to dance Kitty the Winter Garden usher The chief usher Joe Ring who toured all over America with his boxing kangaroo His wage per in the four figures
 what hecame Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

Funny Billy Ritchie, the tramp cyclist with the in The ziegfeld Foies of 1917-18 with w. c. Fields peared before the crowned heads of Europe. (Begya former c. h. of Europe)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-01

Burns O'SulIivan, managing director of the show $3O0OO0 but lost his bankrOI when he took out The Circus. Instead of taking a powder" meaning run the troupe stranded he paid off everybody and wOu w. P. A.
Evening star., 1938-09-16
Efficacious
For Scalp
Poor Circulation
Usual Cause of
Hair Ailments.
BY PATRICIA LINDSAY.

THERE are 20 many theories on
when to shampoo your hair. how
often and what with, that It Is not
surprising many women Ind girls ore
confused.
Today I will limit my advice to
those Of you who are troubled with
oily hair. dandruh or falling hair
The same treatment does for all three
scalp conditions and II you have one
aAment you are likely to have the
other two!
Dandruff Is scalp cuticle. Some
claim 1t is the excessive activity o1
the oil glands. Others that it is d
dry scalp. But all agree that vigorous
scalp massage, hair brushing and
pulling is required to Danish 1t. II
seems that local circulation Is lacking
50 you must bring the blood to the
scalp through finger-tip calesthenics
and sound brushing with deep, stiff
bristled brush.
In shampooing your hair never use
hot water. For q stubborn case OF
dandrun wash your hair once . week
with tincture Of green soap (Which
you buy in liquid form at drug store
for few pennies). Do not use this
If you have dyed your hair-it might
turn the color. CASTLE Is safest for
dyed tresses.
Apply the tincture Of green soap
to the scalp with . soft brush and
rub it into the scalp. Rinse several
times with warm water and the last
rinsing should be cold water. Plenty
Of cold water is good for an oily scalp
Falling hair is practically always
associated with dandruf1, although
continued poor health, or blood which
is anemic may be responsible. The
general stimulating thorough scalr
massage and daily brushing is OF
greatest value. but persons with fall.
ing hair should most certainly have
their blood count checked. Perhaps
. change Of diet or a blood tonic Il
needed.
Where there is falling hair without
much dandruff. triweekly treatment
of hot and cold rinsings with waite,
(no soap used) is excellent. Hot
water. then cold water. hot waite,
again, then cold.
There are, Of course, splendid COM
mercial tonics and ointments for these
specific scalp conditions. II you buy
one, select solution which is manu-
factured by one Of the leading scalr
chemists-they should know more
about treatment of the scalps, .,
that is their specially. II you ear
put your head in expert hands fol
reconditioning, by all means do 20.
My leaf,e4, 'Reoonditsering Tired
HAIR" may help you. Send = self
addressed, stamped (S-cent) en-
ve3ope 70 this paper, with yeur
request.
(Copyright, 103s.)
Evening star., 1938-09-16

Of the gods. But in its lower brackets
the charm that enables . woman to
catch = good husband. to be elected
president Of her club and to be always
the first person you think Of when you
are giving . dinner party is, roughly
speaking, composed of three things
appearance, personality and adaptable
ity.
All Of these can be learned. Begin
with appearance, which Is the first i'm
preston We get Of an individual and
which attracts or repulses US. It Is
luck. Of course. for girls fairy god
mother to have endowed her with q
willowy figure, peaches-and-cream
complexion and naturally wavy hair.
but no woman is under the compulsion
nowadays Of staying as God made her
II He made her ugly. She can get q
synthetic complexion in any drug store
that beats Natures best efforts. She
can change hay-colored hair to any
hue she desires. BY taking thought to
her calories. she can put on or take of
curves At will and acquire the figure
that Is the answer to every maiden's
prayer.
SO THE first lesson in acquiring
charm should be to learn how
to pick out clothes and to put on
makeup. The second should be to
develop personality instead Of being
a copycat and trying to initiate some
girl who Is popular. Many girls
make this mistake.
And thirdly, and lastly, and most
Importantly in the repertoire Of =
woman's charms is adaptability. This,
too, Is an art that can be acquired,
and girls can learn how to fit them
selves into any situation and not
to argue, or have grudges and AMI
mosities and ~prejudices around which
their friends and acquaintances and
family have to gumshoe.
DOROTHY DIX.
Evening star., 1938-09-16

not only different, but downright
amazing. Take the platform sole, for
instance. This new style has many
advantages, and while its popularity
has spread much more rapidly in New
York than it has here, in the last week
or two Washington women have be-
gun to display curiosity about the
mode and to find it worthy of a few
of fathers hard-earned dollars. Con-
trary to what We rlrst thought, this
type OF elevated shoe is not designed
with the principle thought OF comfort.
Don't misunderstood us-they are just
as comfortable as any shoe, but we
have found that the prime interest is
in the decorative angle. They are
good-looking, indeed With heels and
soles elevated about a quarter of an
inch in most cases, they will be a real
help to the tiny girl, for not only will
they add bit to her stature. but we
feelSure that the mental suggestion of
height will help great deal
X *
HOWEVER, those of you who don't
care to totter around on stills
have nothing to worry about. 1t is
interesting to note that low heels are
tremendously popular and smart for
all occasions. 1t has only been re-
Gently, you know, that low heels could
be had in distinctive styles, for, there
was time when all loW-heeled shoes
were either strictly sport or reminiscent
of an elderly type of footwear. But
thank goodness, no more. The women
who do great deal of walking, those
who are touch tall, or those who lust
prefer lower heel on general princi-
piles. can now get the newest, smartest
styles. In fact, many of the high
heeled models are being copied in this
trend.
Black, as always is the favorite so
far, closely followed by wine and the
new spicy colors-witness the lovely
new cinnamon shade. Interesting is
the fact that dark brown is much in
demand, too. Remember the time
when you couldn't get good looking
pair of brown shoes before November?
They just didn't show them until the
fur coats began to appear but this
season there has been a great call for
them and many are being featured for
fall clothes.
Evening star., 1938-09-16

At the present time. suede is by far
the leading material. In a short
time, however. the kids and lastex
materials will begin to be shown, and
If you are wise you will watch for
those lastex shoes. They closely re-
semble suede or kid, and are so
comfortable. Lastex fits snugly to
the foot, almost like a glove, and hugs
it so successfully that the shoe al
most becomes part Of you. These
lastex models will come in the new
platform soles, too. Watch for the
new types Of kid materials-there are
several. One Of these is . rather
rough leather that is new and smart.
Alligator is popular again this year,
and the skin makes IN excellent sport
or walking shoe, and m effective
trimming.
HIGH cut shoes are being shown to
great extent-in the same
trend, as We mentioned, with the other
height suggestion features. You may
notice that oxfords lace rather high,
but the preferred model Is the high cut
step in. Quite bit Of trimming Is
being used this year, no doubt to
correspond with the other features
of our somewhat elaborate clothes.
Interesting details accent many
Of the shoes. One nice feature is the
elastic band at the back Of the heel
in some of the models. This is q great
aid to comfort and helps to hold the
shoe snugly on your foot. After q
summer Of open toes, you will be glad
to hear that many models are being
made with soft, cushioned toes. We'd
like to congratulate the manufacturer
who started this, for 1t certainly
would be difficult to return to stiff
toed shoes after none at all in our
summer footgear.
Step by step, fashion marches on
ward. The new slippers have COM
bined our favorite details with many
novel ones in order to bring us the
best possible footwear. When you
make your selection of autumn shoes
you can't go very far wrong-they
are all 50 lovely. A look Ut the new
models with all their interesting fea-
lures is enough to make any one Of
us put her best foot forward And
that's the general idea. 80.
Evening star., 1938-09-16

39-inch material with long sleeves.
Girls dress. designed for sizes 8, 3,
10 IL and IA years. Size 3 requires
2A yards of 39-inch material with
long sleeves.
Send Is cents for the Barbara Bell
fall and winter fashion pattern book.
Make yourself attractive, practical
and becoming clothes, selecting de-
signs from the Barbara Bell we'll.
planned, easy-to-make patterns.
Copyright, 1o3s.)
Evening star., 1938-09-16

and talk the whole thing out with
him. After he has recovered from
the Shock Of having q student come
In to see him Of his own free will
he will do his best to help you solve
the problem. Follow mature advice
not the suggestion OF campus wise
guys"
Tip for Stay-at-Homes.
If you're working, or can't afford
q year at college, there are still many
fine educational opportunities open to
you. If you really want more school,
ing don't let an empty pocketbook or
a job stop you.
In most large cities there are free
night schools, where you can take
high school or college courses after
working hours. And the National
Youth Administration provides many
opportunities for continuing your edu-
cation.
All you need is the will to study and
learn.
Joan Fortune and Norton Hughes
Jonathan will answer questions con-
cerning good manners and correct
dating behavior. Write to them In
care Of The Evening Star.
Copyright. 1889
Evening star., 1938-09-16
Clean Pot.Holders.

Pot-holders have become 20 attrac-
tive that We often think Of them as
decorations instead of the useful pieces
OF kitchen equipment they really are.
Good pot-holders have three important
qulifications: They are large enough to
protect the hands completely, flexible
enough to hold things easily, and easy
to wash. Like everything else in the
kitchen. pot-holders should always be
immaculate.
Evening star., 1938-09-16
Pancake TOPPING.

Make maple cream to serve over
hot cakes. wafnessor biscuits. Mix one
cup Of shaved maple sugar, . third Of
cup Of soft butter, two tablespoons
OF hot cream, one teaspoon of Va
nilla and IN eighth Of . tsaspopn q
salt
Evening star., 1938-09-16
Dorothy Dix Says
If Husband Doesn't Like In.Laws,
Keep Him Away From Them.

- EAR DOROTHY DIX have
been married II years, have
q husband love, a pretty
Evening star., 1938-09-16
To Ripen Fruits.

Allow peaches, pears, apricots Or
plums to ripen at room temperature
Then store them, uncovered, in . shall
low tray or metal container In the re-
frigerator. Don't crowd the fruits.
That's likely to bruise or soften them,
causing quick decay.
Evening star., 1938-09-16

AAesSSs>~~A
- home, two beautiful babies
and my happiness would be complete
except that my husband doesn't get
along with my mother. No real quar-
rel, they Just can't agree. always 60
to my mothers once q week to spend
the day and she always insists that I
stay for supper. call my husband to
come out and there is always q row
about It. Don't you think that for my
sake he ought to be willing to come?
What shall I do, RUTH.
Answer-Of course. your husband
should be willing to make this slight
sacrifice Of going o;your mothers and
making himself agreeable If it pleases
you and makes you happy, but If he
won't. he won't, and 1t Is up to you
not to make too much of a mountain
out of a very small molehill.
A woman Of intelligence soon finds
out that she has to take her husband
as he is and not as he should be. When
she accepts him on this basis, and
makes the best Of him, her troubles
are simplifled, because then she stops
battering herself against stone wall
which only bruises her and does no
good.
Quit asking him to 60 to your moth
er's for supper Do your visiting in
the daytime. Go twice a week If you
want to, but don't stay to supper and
don't coerce hubby into going against
his will.
X
DEAR MISS D1x-can a girl
acquire charm? MADGE.
Answer-In its sublimated form the
charm that makes. say, a Ninon de
L'Enclos, who, at 80, still had an ire
sistible way with her, is composed Of q
thousand subtle elements and is a gift
Evening star., 1938-09-16

My leafst, "Reoonditienins Tired
Hair" may help you. Send . self
addressed, stamped (S-cent) en-
ve3ope 70 this paper, with yeur
request.
(Copyright, 103sD
Evening star., 1938-09-16
Good Advice for Freshmen
|Should Save Them Grief
If Closely Followed
When Beginning a New Life
The Most Important Thing
Is to Make Real Friends.

BY JOAN FORTUNE NORTON HUGHES JONATHAN.
YHEN Of
calling
it THE Young College Of todays column Il
quoted that Although
In for the maids to think about Just substitute
Attention. Frohl
Evening star., 1938-09-16
New Fall Shoes Present Opportunity Wide Selection
Latest Autumn Footwear
Follows the Fashions
Trend Toward Height
Black and Wine Suedes Lead.
Platform Soles Distinctive
Note in All Collections.
By HELEN VOGT.

YEN the trend toward
at nothing hats hair
v v shoulders, skirt lengths and shoes.
Yes when milady purchases fall
upward motion reflected
the latest rage and IN the hghcut that
Shoes this really reaching beauty
Evening star., 1938-09-16
By BARBARA BELL,

ERES an extremely smart ex-
- ample of the popular mother
1,e 1naasushssr saaa ssanss type T.; Of troek oa1
old enough for her.
This model Is just the kind of short
sleeved wool dress that your daughter
will want for school and you will
want for shopping, on coatless days
OF fall, and to wear all winter under
heavy coats. It has beautifully slick,
youthful lines; the waist is tiny and
the sleeves puff high, just as they
should. A scalloped, two-buttoned
closing keeps the plain neckline from
looking too severe. Wool crepe, fine
flannel, jersey and velveteen are suit
able materials.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1599-B is
designed for sizes 80. "a, SO. 80, 40, a
and a. Size "a requires 5H yards of
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-09-08
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
: o. s. Monsoon, Minister

= q o. S. Monsoon, Minister
NORTH REDWOOD:
Church School .............. ~ a. m.
Worship service ............ II a. m.
Christian Endeavor ....... 1880 p. m.
Evening service ............ p. III.
Monthly meeting and social of the
lea1ue. viii be entertained in the
church parlors Friday evening at
o'clock.
Ladies Chorus practice Thursday
evening at 1880.
PRAYER service and Mission Band
Thursday evening at o'clock.
MIDDLE CREEK:
Worship service ......... $3.50 a. m.
Church School .......... 1880 q. m.
Evening service at North Redwood.
Church Family Night Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-09-08
Talking Box Inspires
Indians to Conduct
A Sit-DOwn Strike

Juneau, Alaska-(P) - Harper
Reed, dominion Indian agent for
northern British Columbia, is
wondering whether installing a
radio at the Telegraph Creek win
ter school for Indian women was
such a good idea. -..
All went well, Reed reported,
until score of Indians mushed
into Telegraph Creek two weeks
before the end of the beaver trap
ping season, and relaxed.
Ordered back to their trap
lines, the leaders replied: "We
sit. We get what we want. Him
city man all same-talking box
say So"
Then Reed realized what had
happened. The radio he had CIV
en- the Indians had informed them
of sit-down strikes in metropoli-
tan centers. There was peace
full settlement when Reed ex-