davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ing an ass of yourself, tagging around
after Judith. She thinks you're her
slave. She knows your weakness and
takes advantage of it. Girls never
love men like that. They want men
to assert themselves, appear hard to
get-it all makes them more desir-
able"
"And how" asked Mart, sis the
fact that I go away to make me more
desirable in the eyes of Judith
Temple?"
Because it'll make Judith wonder
whether she was right in setting you
down as her slave. It'll make her
think about you. She will recall all
your good qualities and wonder if,
after all, she shouldn't have snapped
you up when the opportunity offered.
The scheme never fails"
Mart pondered. 1t would, he knew,
be the hardest battle he'd ever fought
not being able even to see Judith
but of late it did seem as though she
were taking advantage Of his utter
dIlu SOIllplSle UCNotioiI.
They had been introduced at a
charity ball two weeks ago. Mart had
looked into Judith's lovely eyes and
knew that here was the girl for whom
he had waited a lifetime From that
moment he was her slave.
It was different with Judith. Mart
was just another man who had sue
cumbed to her charm. The more, as
far as Judith was concerned, the
better
Yes. Mart decided, it was better to
go away. Thad's scheme might work.
At least he had nothing to lose.
MART departed the next morning.
Thad was at the station to see
him Off
I'D go to the mountains if I were
you, Mart. The fresh air will do you
good. There's a beautiful lake up
beyond ogsburg. Plenty of life.
You'll like it there"
Mart found the lake and agreed
with Thad that it was beautiful
There was plenty of life with inter-
esting things to do. But from the
moment his train pulled out of the
Grand Central. Mart was miserable
He could think of nothing but Judith
The possibility that at this moment
she might be with another was mad
dening.
1t was not until he had spent the
better part of week at Long Lake
that the empty feeling in the pit of
his stomach began to fill, and he saw
for the first time that there were
Evening star., 1938-05-03
PERSONAL

FALSE TEETH REPAIRs WHILE you
wait, Emergency Laboratory. Room col.
Westory BLDG. l4th and r. Met. 1888.
HEMORRH9IDs ERADICATED BY MY
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgerJ. DIR. SOMMERWERCK.
1865 Columbia I'd. Adams O3SS
MIDDLE-AGED LADY. REFINED GEN
tile, desires position caring for children
or acting as companion to elderly or in
valid lady. Box 190-V, Star. 81
LET DIR. DELLA LEDENDECKERS S SPLEN-
DID HANDS RUB YOUR ACHES AND
PAINS AWAY. 3O25 o ST. NV. West 112O.
HILL SCHOOL OF DANCE.
MONEY-BACK GUARANTEED COURSE
1925 Georgia Ave. NV. Adams 1855.
CHEVY CHASE DAY NURSERY.
for children by hour day or week; rea-
Sonable. Emerson 1914
Evening star., 1938-05-03

To take the title role in play writ
ten by her brother about Mary Queen
OF Scots, Mary Turner postponed her
wedding and went from Trinidad, in
the West Indies, to Ladysmith, Scot
land. During the long voyage she
learned her part and was word-perfect
on arrival. The play was so pro-
nounced a success that it will be
filmed. The author, Douglas Turner,
is a carpenter in Ladysmith. Marys
flance will go to Scotland for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1938-05-03
NOTHING TO LOSE

things to see and
do in the world.
He found himself
one day sitting on
the hotel yeranda
talking to q girl.
She was d ar k,
pretty and viva
cious. She was not
at all like Judith.
Conscious Of q
faint feeling Of
guilt, Mart was
forced to admit
that his new ac-
quaintance - her
name was Kay At
kinson interest,"
ed him in q differ
ent sort Of way.
She talked of ten
mis- and swimming
and horseback rid
ing and mountain
clim b ing. And
when she looked at
Evening star., 1938-05-03

was, he thought, pretty smart guy,
thought he had everything all figured
out. His first bet at the table on a
certain night was S432. Its loss was
q shock to him. On his second try he
lost third of what he had left.
That was greater shock. On the
third shot he lost a quarter of what
he had left at that time The last
was almost too much. He was just
about convinced he had no system
Evening star., 1938-05-03
Brain Twizzlers.
BY PROF. ]. d. FLINT.

MANY, many times have stories
been told about would-be sys-
tenn gamblers. 1t seems as though
they never learn except by sad ex-
perience. This little story is about
one, however, who learned without
suffering the loss of his money. He
Evening star., 1938-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE You
wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room col
WeStory Bldg, l4th and F. Met 1888
WE WILL SELL FOR STORAGE AND RE-
pairs 1881 Ford panel, motor number
A.a32O603. on May 10th at 10 am left
with US by II: c. De Loatcn. 225 3rd st.
NV TRIANGLE MOTOR COMPANY.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted for by any one other than
myself. OLIVER s. STTLER, Capitol
Heights. Hillside. Md 3s
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
DEBTS other than made by myself AL
BERT r. JOHNSON, 45OS 18th st. NV. a.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Auction Sales. 1927 R ST. NV, May Is,
1888. Tor storage and repairs
ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS.
WashlnPton Permanent Building Associ-
alton. Will be held at the ONCE. No, S29 r
81. NV, May 4th. 1888. at $3.50 pm, for
electlon OF officers and directors Polls open
from 10 am to pm
HERMANN H. BERGMANN.
Secretary.
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but thought he'd try once more. He
tried a 4-to-l gamble and won, but
he knew it wasn't because of his sys-
tenn. At this point he was even again
on his money, so he went home and
never returned. How much money
had he started with?
(Copyrisht, 1889
(Spe Answer m popa p1QN
Evening star., 1938-05-03
GA N Y o N E..
.L Th q n

"a NY ~, o n Me- n's
Harding, will tell
you that absence
makes the heart
grow fon der. l
think that's the
remedy for your
present problem.
Go away for q
while and forget
the girl. 1t will
make you more de-
sirable.'
Forget t herl"
moaned Mart Lor-
ing. Forget her!
Forget that gor-
geous creature!
Thad, you're in
sane I can't live
without seeing her
at least once a
day."
That isn't the
noint. You're max
Evening star., 1938-05-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ROOMING HOUSE (above Dupont Circie5.
An unusually good house. IL very attrac-
lively furnished rooms. 3 baths garage, 3
Frigidaires. new furnace; only S1,350;
R. NJ De shazo. 1928 14th NV. Natl. $780,
LUNCHRooM and beer garden colored:
good location; doing business; northwest
& ssy s r Pss; siss-j alter t pm. D 1sk ioS foF
I.UNCHROOM, BEER; seqts 100: rent, S75.
Does $3.50. wkly.: $3.50 down; CAPITAL
Adjusting & Finance Co. zoos H st. NV.
BOOMING Faosos G,aI HOUSE nsar ;,W. g; ". Univ. 10
R. NJ De Shazo. 1923 14th NV. Natl. $780,
next to chain store; low rent; 9-yr lease:
price, $500; easy terms. Capital Adjust
ing Iy; & Finance Co.. zoos H st. NV. Met
M9ToR TRuck hauling
dowa payment to purchase new or good
to seI pay ali expenses and notes. Excellent
return on investment: full details on re-
quest. Box 357-v. Star.
RAWN RtS roem sM9p pss aSss t osD sp a SSG
lander. and tOSs inSs st st. NV. ;'O0' '''eDn f'0'
al, GAs s,Il s,TAT1oM .dovntown, 9Dp: large
p1OV WHY. pIOAts lUW ICuts b-yT. lCdScS
high-pressure car washing greasing. etc;
Standard gas. about $4,000 gals. monthly.
Price, $1,000. Easy terms. Capital Ad-
tusting 4 Finance Co., 1908 H st. NV.
ROOMING HOUSE Il Sth- Col. rd.). Mostly
apartments. Nice furniture; Frigidaire
equipped. baths. garage. Rent, $75. Clean
and attractive nearly $500 monthly in
come besides owners large apt; 81 900;
r. M De shazo 1923 14th NV. Natl. $500.
GROCERY, doing $500 weekly; rent. S75:
Adjusting & Finance Co. zoos II st. NV
GROCERY and rooms for rent. III
miles from D: c.; $20. month. Apply
Gitlin's Market. Huntsville. Md.
LUNCH BEER busy business street; fully
equipped; fine bus; low rent; price,
81 800. Box 403-V. Star.
ssssias; ss;ss s sstsS $50 month;
DRY CLEANING BUSINESS, newly equip
ped: money making proposition. 1917
11th st. NV. Met. 8116. g
80 ACRES. z miles south Of Alexandria,
route No. l highvay--Large trees. 94O-ft.
frontage. Excellent for tourist site. John
ST.. Alexandria. Phone Alex. 293s.
RooMING HOUSE (aboye Dupont Circle),
r. NJ. Be shaso. Ii23 18th NV. Natl $780,
Evening star., 1938-05-03
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO NATURAL BRIDGE VIA
Skyline drive Thursday return Friday;
new car: $3.50. Box 359-V. Star. A.
KENTUCKY DERBY-TAKE THREE OR
four passengers, 1898 Chrysler. Phone
8 am to pm. Decatur 6266. Br. l53.
or 427 Whittier st. NV.
KENTUCKY DERBY-LEAVING THURS
day or Friday take passengers. share
expenses; return Sunday; DodGe sedan.
JOHNSON. Met. 1928.
Evening star., 1938-05-03
LOST.

BOOKLET AND NOTES. of value to owner;
lost on Bureau of Engraving bus. Reward.
Call North 1872.
BRACELET, diamond and sapphire. at or
between Chevy Chase Club snd Heigh-Ho
Club; reward. Metropolitan 0316.
EVENING BAG. round pearl with gold,
Saturday. Reward. Lincoln $3.50. 116
Tennessee ave. ne.
FRATERNITY PIN, Sigma Pi Phi. Sphinx,
diamond and sapphire; vicinity cath and
M SITS. NV. Reward. District 0671.
WILL FINDER Of purse lost Sunday night
in or near Peoples Drug Store. Silver
Spring. please keep money and return
herd 6216-W.
Evening star., 1938-05-03
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES

Iocol Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum).
! time, 23c line 80
2 times, 2lc 1926
times, zoe line 1.80
z times, 19c line (consecutively) 3.99
Additional space pro rata.
Transient advertisements cash.
Claims for error must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rote
3 lines ! time, 2Cc line-------$ so
lines times, 18c line 1.08
lines times. 15c line---- 1856
DEATH NOTICES--$125 per inser-
ton for 10 lines OF less, 15c per line
for additional lines.
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium of Washington and the rates
charged are far lower than those Of
newspapers in other large cities.
Nothing is so cheap considering the
results obtained.
Evening star., 1938-05-03

WASHERS, floor models and
demonstrators; Apex, G.. E.,
A. B. c., Norge; greatly re-
duced prices. 5th floor, The
Palais Royal. Dist. 4400, Ext.
245.
Evening star., 1938-05-03
EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON c. TUESDAY MAY g. 1888
Situations AEN-

AUDITOR. bookkeeper: books started.
service; reasonable. Adams 1896.
AUTO MECHANIC white experienced. all
masesi a,,sesi. Wants Ssa steady work; references
BOOKKEEPER. once supervisor 20 yrs
experience general mercantile and early
wholesale market: Washingtonian. Box
CARPENTER, 20 years experience, desires
r PSosieon nda with some inst
SSMAyFFEURvALET Sahsst GooTsd reliable
courteous. good driver: will travel: best Of
city references. Call Fuller. Adams O1O9.
FURNITURE F1N1SHER, factory-trained
347-V Star. e
JOB by colored man as warehouse clerk,
shipping clerk or truck driver with &
years experience in plumbing, heating
helper. Adams 1OIa5.
sadn to White dIvs ac Taes Job seree
references. Col. 0a7l.
PAINTER. white. first-class wants con-
tract work. Call RUSSELL" Walnut 7143.
WATCHMAN. guard, retired marine, sober
reliable. punctual. responsible. Tel. Falls
YOUNG MAN. 22. ex-service. machine
shop and gasoline engine exp. desires
EXPERT CHAUFFEUR
Offers services with own car to private
party. reasonable. full time. Box 32O-V.
Star. s.
Evening star., 1938-05-03
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT in writing deserted
animals to the Animal Protective Associa-
tion. 5000 Wheeler rd. Sc.
MONEY. in vicinity of 11th and G sts..
on Thursday afternoon. Natl. 6740. Branch
bS3 between $50 and 4 pm.
Evening star., 1938-05-03
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

MARRIED COUPLE. woman, cook and
housework: man. butler and chauffeur
only those with highest references need
apply. Box 396-T. Star.
YACHT HELP for mature person; good
Judgment and sense of responsibility more
important than experience; must swim and
be generally healthy: private stateroom
with toilet and water; small salary depend
ing on usefulness Make appointment
Tedalorde. Eastern Branch, foot of 5th
st. Sc.
Evening star., 1938-05-03
SALESMEN.

SALESMEN WANTED. not over 25 years.
to call on reail confectionery and grocery
stores Only those with WASHINGTON ex-
perience need apply. Must have car,
Mr.. A. Walker. Hamilton Hotel.
Evening star., 1938-05-03
FINE POSITION OPEN.

We want a man who considers Washing
ton his permanent residence. appearance
necessary. intelligent. anxious for a
position with opportunity for advance
ment: references; one of Washing ton S
largest firms of its kind can use you If
YOU qualify. Mr.. Lewis. 3l4 Bond Bldg,
O m. to / d m.
Evening star., 1938-05-03
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

SIuOAuIVrNS VOW6N.
COLLEGE STUDENT light colored desires
permanent morning work: experienced.
references: private family. Col S941.
GIRL, neat, light, wants work, drs ONCE!
knowledge OF nursing. Hillside OS67 bet.
am and 2:30 pm
LADY, white. wishes Job as. cashier. night
or day: helpful in any kind Of work
around lunchroom or bakery. Adams
4S36-J. A.
NURSE trained with yrs experience,
wants any type home case; reference.
Phone Berwyn 240.
PLAIN SEWING layettes a speciality; rea-
sonable 2905 Otis st. ne
sTENOGRAPHER- -TYPIsT, graduate Of
h: s.; type So words min. dictation over
100: SIS wk. Met. 1887, Apt 81.
STENOGRAPHER-TYP experienced
high school graduate. attended business
college; age 23. Pot. 2145.
STENOGRAPHER-TYP experienced Of
fee worker: commercial training. rapid.
accurate typist: dictation. 100; S15 week.
Adams 9219. 3'
Evening star., 1938-05-03
statesmen ACT NOWl

An old established institution that has
catered to thousands of the finest Wash
ington and Maryland families for the past
II years has. due to an expansion pro-
gram, opening for several wide-awake
statesmen who are interested in per-
manent future. Our business is not affected
making kin from $500 to $500 per sr month M iesH and
you. too. can make this kind of money.
Experience is unnecessary, but you must
be able to furnish good character refer
ences. Come out and investigate and
see. for, yourself the remodeling Of our
entire institution; running into several
hundred thousand dollars. For personal
interview come to our executive ofiices al
3201 Bladensburg rd. ne. after 10 am.
RETAIL SALES MANAGER
To organize a large city sales force to sell
leading make automobile tires and access
sories for manufacturer operating stores
nationally. State full particulars in first
letter. replies strictly confidential. Box
o11-T Star
Evening star., 1938-05-03

GEORGETOWN. 1907 st NV. cool
studio room. next to bath. West 0705.
1873 COLUMBIA RD. NW-Large rm..
closet. porch; next bath; twin beds; S5.oo
Evening star., 1938-05-03
HELP MEN.

sV6bNs
Gt;AMvMAssERs. anrM.! s. and 3 closers to sell ma
AZ .ha-T TSo-esperation; sper commission basis Box
COLLECTOR on delinquent accounts: good
conscientious worker. Box ioS-T. Star. .0f
nsNTA1 nent Appy pEcbbNTSInNs JYS5sT depart
New York ave. NV ''S' LILO
NAN ma with or without car. to call on reg
ular customers. sc. Washington; some sales
experience necessary. Box 373-T Star.
MAN, M, young. for special route work in Ar
necessary car helpful. wsi:e ' Box sDer7snfs s77nT
MEN. 2; between. 25-40: neat appearance
esfsehh1iai; ior industrial life insurance on
Apply sol Colo: Bldg. i4th ana danss'0" sts.
ing nrst local n dealer: $50 and extra bonus for
pm: 65l Penna S ave- iesay suite ~ q1s s0rt; or
PORTRAIT PHoTOGRAPHER. expert. with
nrinfino oa nandle reteuehins developing,
call Lincoln $50. after 5 % o'cloc2. cay
PAPER HANGER, frst-class. II L. Hutch
inss; his ~ 1897 Webster st. NV. Phone Colum-
pAPER 1I 1IA HANGER painter q plumber want
1424 Belmont st. NV. Ss
PRESSER. hrst-class. steady work for
right man. III F st. ne.
PREssER-REPAIRMA at once. 9O2 10th
st. NV.
statesmen (2). experienced real estate
statesmen who are willing to work can
make real money with US. We have the
in. let's talk 1t over Realty Associates.
1903 x st. NV.
Observation-Disclosures division Of General
Motors wants 2 men only to sell appliances
Of selling. High rate Of commission. Must
have sales experience and car. See Mr..
Williams. 1401 14th st. NV, 2nd floor.
between q and 10 40 Wednexday morning
Evening star., 1938-05-03
HELP MEN.
(Continued.)

and Sundays. 50i7 Conn. ave.
TRUCK DRIVER. white or colored, pref
erably one who has worked for paper
naSse rssr eaS ef .t atten e4ap Paper Co..
YOUNG MAN to work IN delicatessen;
per week. ssS East Tea CAPITAL ST. st. A.A' '-O
YOUNG MARRIED MAN to call on retail
drive light % car: sales experisnce r @ he'll helpful W
But but. not tI necessary. Apply 2-3 979 Natl
Of Of ENINa foT a limited number Of men to
summer camp with pay. Pay Of grade tor
aril Rine shooting inS season begun WIN
Company isist Ensineers National
ioSs, I;SS pm. Tuesday. Inquire at desk in
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
Nationai organization opening offces in
and service departments; must hay; have car; car:
experience helpful. but not necessary: not
csnvassine: weeks training with pay,
sioxsnee saiaTy. 81 ap % per pas month when
qualified Apply Wed. morning, 10 am
only. 612 MINI. ave. ne. at Bennins I'd
s. KANN SONS
partment. as demonstrator. Sales expert
ence and car necessary. also best of char
day. 10 m. EMPLOYMENT office. 4th floor
TAXI DRIVERS.
Our drivers are earning $40 week and
makes 1t necessary to increase our organ
ization BEST PROPOSITION IN TOWN.
for clean-cut men with D. C. drivers per-
INSTRUCTIONS. CLASSES DAILY for
Identification cards. For complete details,
apply before IL am. 1860 22nd st. NV.
STEADY WORK
In the food industry: no lay-ofs or part
time: old established company can offer
employment to two more reliable. neat-ap-
necessary we train YOU: good pay. Apply
2 to 2 am. 513 X st. NV
Evening star., 1938-05-03

REFRIGERATORS, floor
models and used; Westing-
house, Kelvinator, Crosley
and G. E. 5th floor, The
Palais Royal. Dist. 44O, Ext.
245.
Evening star., 1938-05-03
TWO MEN FOR

Must have selling experience in re-
frigerators. washers. ironers and electric
ranges; married men preferred. Apply
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star., 1938-05-03
Wedding Awaits Play.

(See Answer on Page B-18)
Evening star., 1938-05-03

2021 BELMONT RD. NV, overlooking r.
C. Park-Front, corner room private bath:
two gentlemen; twin beds; also single room,
Evening star., 1938-05-03

2OlO WYOMING AVE. N.W.-Beau:ift1l
double room twin beds, inner-sprlng mat.
tresses . closetS unlim phone.
Evening star., 1938-05-03
ROOMS FURNISHED.

1894 COLUMBIA RD-S3 ano S4 80 wk:
single, double. rms. clean, cool: 4 baths:
c.h.w.; 2 car lines: men. Adams 1O2l3.
GORDON HOTEL. 916 10th st.-On beau
t.ful 10th st. location. desirable ano con-
venient comfortable rooms, single, So. so
TO $3.50; double rooms with running water.
$3.50 to Sll.50 weekly; double rooms with
bath. twin beds, Sl2 and Sl5 weekly: "a
bo,,r oil and eeryiee
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-24
Democratic Orators
On Statewide Tour
National Leaders to Take Part in Coming Rallies;
Schedule of Speaking Engagements Announced
(Photo copyright Carroll: from NEA)

day. Col. Hewes will address .
LOOMS school forum In windsor and
O huge rally will be held at Will
mantle In the town hall. Governor
Cross, Commissioner Joseph M.
Tone, Senator william ]. Fitzgerald
Of Norwich and Attorneys General
Mclaughlin will be the principal
speakers ct the latter.
Native Sons
In Norwich, o native son dinner
will be held ct the Wauregan hotel.
Attorney General Mclaughlin, Ath-
letic Commissioner Frank J. Coskey
Of Hartford and Bridgeport Judge Of
Probate william w. Bent head the
List of Norwich sons who will speak.
The state ticket will speak at
O Rocky Hill rally In Grange hall
and In Stafford Unemployment
Compensa ton Commissioner Frank
Odlum and Congressman william M.
Citron will be the principal speak
ers. Congressman Kopplemann, Col.
Hewes, DR.. Satu and Sheriff william
A. Seymour Of East CRANKY viii
speak at O rally In Hartford and In
the same city the state ticket will
speak ct a Greek rally OF the DEM
osthenes Green American club. 9th
er speakers at the latter rally in
clude oKpplemann, Senator Joseph
p. Conney, Edward Ahern, Judge of
probate candidate In Hartford and
Governor Cross executive secretary,
Philip Hewes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-24

Hartford, Conn, Oct. 24-With the
election two weeks away, Democratic
campaigners tonight will launch an
exceptionally heavy schedule Of raj
lies throughout the state. Over %
major rallies are slated for the week
and the state ticket and headline
speakers will be on the firing line In
various sections Of the state. Other
local rallies will bring the total
above the hundred mark.
National Speakers
In addition to the state ticket, Ed
ward ]. Coniff Of the Democratic
state Contra committees speakers
bureau announces that number OF
nationally known speakers will be
brought into the state for rallies and
radio address. Already definitely Sc
cured are U. s. Senator David I.
Walsh who will deliver at least two
major addresses, the first one OF
which will be at New London Oc-
tober 81. william o. Douglas, chair
man Of the Securities Exchange
commission at Washington, will
come to Hartford Thursday night
and will speak over a statewide
radio hook-up.
The three outstanding rallies to-
night will be at Thomaston, Glas-
tonbury and New Britain. Governor
Cross, Insurance Commissioner John
G. Blackhall will address the Thom-
aston rally. Senator Augustine Lon
ergan, Congressman Herman P.
Kopplemann and Attorney General
Charles j. Mclaughlin will head the
speakers at Glastonbury. Senator
L,onergan also vigil address the New
Britain rally.
Six large rallies are slated for TO-
morrow night. One Of the biggest
rallies Of the week Is scheduled at
New Haven where the entire state
ticket and other prominent speakers
will b at oWolsey hall. The ticket
will also attend O large rally In Hill
house high school sponsored by the
State Federation Of Negro Demo-
cratic clubs. E. II. Coin Of New Ha-
ven Is In charge. The same speakers
will also attend q big Shelton rally
In the auditorium.
italian Women
Another big affair tomorrow night
will be the dinner-dance rally at
Waverly Inn In Cheshire. The ar
rangements are In charge Of the
Waterbury italian Women's club.
Members Of the state ticket will
wind up their evenings activities
there at the speaking program which
begins at 1890. Congressman j.
Joseph Smith Of Waterbury also will
speak.
In the southern part Of the state
Tuesday night, rallies viii be held at
the Mckinley school In Fairfield at
which Thomas J. Dodd, Jr., former
National Youth Administration state
director will be the principal speak
er.> Secretary Of State c. John aStti
also will speak. In Riverside earlier
In the evening SAITH and State
Treasurer Guy B. Holt will be the
speakers.
Colonel Thomas HeweS, candidate
for acknowledgement will speak
at a forum session at Brunswick
school in Greenwich tomorrow noon.
Wednesday will be another big
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-24
CYMNASTIC UNITS
HOLD CONFERENCE
Waterbury Delegation Are
Guests at Springfield
Over Weekend

A delegation from waterbury
yesterday attended the fall gymnas-
tic meeting and conference at
Springfield, Mass, the past week.
end. The group represented the
Waterbury Turner's.
In the delegation were members
of the Turnerettes, the Active club
and the Baeren Rega.
Those attending from Waterbury
were Dorothy Butler, Peggy Burke,
Marjorie Foy, Florence Hassinger,
Rose Dressed, Mildred Kalweit, Pat
ty Thomas, Evelyn Sweeney, Rose
Marie Wiedorn, Margaret Wiedorn,
Dan Smith, Joseph Lake, william
Rinaldi, Paul Wiedorn, Robert and
George Hoebel, Edward Gagain,
Charles Hendrickson, Ernest Marg-
graft, Edward Reed, Fred Wiedorn,
F. F. Wiedorn, Vincent DiMaria,
Fred Persio,, Albert Kiessling and
Joseph DiMaria.