davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14
CARUSO ELECTED
BY KENOSHA CLUB
Roller Skating Party Is
Planned as First of Sea.
sons SOcials

Guido Caruso was elected pres
ident To the Kenosha Club ct the
meeting in Central Y. M. o. A. last
night. Other ofilcers eelcted were:
Francis Levesque, vice-president and
secretary; and Samuel Ella, treas
urer.
The first big outing Of the club
will be In the form OF O roller skat-
ing party ct the Y Camp at Water
town. Social Committee Chairman
Frank Korolowtny Is In charge Of
the affair. Other members OF this
committee consist Of 0uida Caruso,
Sam Ella, Daniel Rizzolo, Seth
Goodwin, Frank Donahue, George
Morrison, Carleton Johnston, Fran
els Levesque, and Joseph Kenny.
In addition the club made plans
for strong athletic program and
voted 10 participate In the Inter-
Club Leagues In basketball, volley-
ball, swimming, track and handball.
The tree most frequently struck
a. - - a. a.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14
CCC Boys to Remain In N. E. District

Shuts, Victor Reynolds. Marie Cam
field, r. phelan, Jane pheIan, II,
Stetson, Ann Kilhrlde, Thomas Long,
Olive 9tickels, Robert pron0vost,
Evelyn Conway, James Robinson,
Margaret Deeiey, Francis achmal,
flnelda Doolan, John Butler, Celes-
tine Wolff, Jack Kearney, Violet
Tartaglla. Vincent Sciullo, Gertrude
Casey, Edward JOY, Christine Blake,
Richard Altman, Frank .patten,
Prank Hill and Fred Tuthill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14

Dear wws the Indian summer temperatures played the
day midnight Ths latest talk Doris Kenyon wan become
a. least month before the announced
S NJ sSs vs. g why WY gs Soss H liz 5 IN i S
he walked through san Quentin Prison Andre KoStsans@ couldn't
CIV whsrs she t. Oh dear Dn Moors which suffered plenty
e ss s bsSa"se SSs 0 Ss and &c
you know people are calling the Olsen ana johnson show
The rye done entirely IN shorthand
s .S"r SP o. ~ and Ssd Ks v sS' ssS
wsis 4 alone hsnsschIs willard Robson was coabber
s rent y. SS % s. A ss"s Nm ~ :S.
sss A Houston Sister ghsrD The Cotton Club singer
y ~ Don't SS 1S a. I n
% % ~ Adelaide s = Ss ASsd sV with D
Gasparret crewD on Tuesday.
Now that Ralph Wonders the former Columbia Bcasns exec
Walter Disney One
Of those eIs who'd call Goodman BENJAMIN and Rose william and
Ter @ @ Il s ' S read % s.s DS: S
k the Rats Davenport reveals how cackbaned and dam
d ~ famous p for s his new Hollywood joint scrbs
doesn't summer Souvenirs" sound ike Graded Summer Love-"
for dinner and missed the Act Of Hamlet using
Charles Tobias rs 10 the biggest musical St in town
You Cotton Clubs 1850 variety hcw
ss freshmen voted Or Monday
Mem on'"ss s manager r.: S.; Boys
omS % d sell hs last ticket In The rack un ten 70
nne Helen Claire the star q ,. Union 1 sD IL x. ASs
opening tSs front next 70 the Czech crisis like that new
@ s s sss n sssss.: SR Ti p ns V IT.
bindness-a traffic accidents" Well Bordens the
sss sws s's nST Pnns sa s Ssss into o
BASED S sm. next 9 hSs Hen
cae New York; Frank L6usc who abuses anybody Ct the
sss 4SsS aS9 %. s' With Goes
The CAB tina. the King Queen England definitely
visit the Worlds Fair IN the Spring The info supposed 70
an sisss about Well i.S .ushins
thing was really vhoa. warming any
q and pushed her IN front Of the mike which went
. S =. S S" Of s yp: ~ e .d ON" s identity ~ s
show SRI Midtown visnee Heartbeat column
3 csnn. Mssie""s" and v. Divine also the
Mcdonald the Big New York .satsr has bought the
for five mil Byoi publicity promotion man Is
s S 81 S at Columbia Medical Center part the for
s sd a. @ ssss com on sch g. guy
Bruce girl at T. cs place has -four offers fer 70 e. % sn,
think being little SHY trying cover ~ the new pay'
ana why saturday nigh' That's
they should close.
formsrIy wsII-known yyNishe Of the swlshss)
few years .ss that he sossssd nsrv being
s s. NY. .s, h as S n .
prsmsred knocking at the san.rum rates again
h. :'s On YORK; has Is Doyle
Doyle s. Ssas II ss"s longer Ia. SuS ~
Remember only cOumns TO loot their horns about
their scoopf Well such onsy mags Is The New Republic and tn
q Club 10 wars IN said the
he ssI:d thank heaven melody
~ y; Ssss % ss ss cs Chicago
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14
NEW LEADING MAN

Mary Carlisle, blonde Paramount
star who has played opposite Bing
Crosby In his last three pictures,
has q new screen swectie In illegal
Trafiic,p He Is Robert Preston, Hoi-
lywood's newest rescftiit from the
Pasadena Community Playhouse.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14

Pasadena, CAL, (Up)--koe AM
geles county has received ths flrst
of . fleet Of six Are engines uap-
able OF climbing mountains whore
roads and water supplies do not
exist. They are mounted on eater
pillar tractors and carry 800 gall
Ions Of water. The six win b dis
tributed 10 mountainous danger
points Of the county.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14

Chinese natives cling 10 the be-
lief that fire-eating dragons have
only temporarily left the earth,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14

Budapest, Hungary, now uses 4
electric stunning device IA The
slaughter Of pigs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14

The tree most frequently struck
by lightning Is the oak.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14

The entirely shorthand
h ladies' stocking shop Slh and ASrd You're absolutely
Flnhk about She song Billy Hr
write Il alone honeychlle willard Robson the coIabbr
Louis Armstrong the tFumpete married Alpha Smith, the
right after SatcheOuths wife divorced him the ether
day. AZ Houston Sister Tharpe the Cotton Club singer
Holy oer you Her hubby minister She's something
Don't miss Raymond SCOTS Quintet At Le Mragen
literature Eleanor French also from enc
register follows Adelaide Moe a the Ambassador with Dick
Casparres crew. Tuesday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14

formerly we-known Fs-Nighter Of the swlshes)
80 destroyed By Bay distinguished fairy ae
few that he ccaeted nervous breakdown from being
sanitarium He
never went until Monday night when "0car wilde
pFemered knocking ut the sanisFium gates again
Incidentally Morley oofy good feler Grand show
Hollywood has i Charlie MCahyNew York has rs Jack Doyle
getting hit girl publicity gag? Well Jack
naxe getting hit q has % be publicity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14

Sometime in Medicine column line to wit: For
driving drink milk because the Vamn In prevents night
traffic accidents" Well Bordens the
printing the bottles George Bernard
ehaws "Pygmaon" fellows Marie Antonete" into the Aston
Towards next movie 0hes now making Hometownl WIN %
the hsh ut ri Morocco Hell
York" Libusc who abuses anybody ct the
land comcal at It, too) does strictly FOL
laughs They tell me he's ~ with dough-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14

the coumni used 10 loot their horns about
their scoops Well The New Republic and thu
full boast Of theirs Pat Harrington
Of Yankees the Cubs
Straight Rip Collins the first baseman walked into the
clubhouse the longer than the Yanis hits
the havoc and ghed We'll thank heaven nobody
hurt Yes deh bwo the letter C seems 70 be iucy as
Look: Czhoslovaka Chicago
Cubs Chamberlain, too Maybe Fritz Cuhn.
Your Girl Friday
Evening star., 1938-10-02

1924 RESERVOIR RID. NV.
AT CORNER OF CONDUIT RID
new, modern ants. in desirable residen-
TIA! section electric refriEeration
large rooms. dinette. kitchen, bath and
porch 81 . so
P. J. WALSHE, INC.
1l01 Eve S., NV Natl 646S
Evening star., 1938-10-02

.6100 14th ST. NV.
OPPOSITE ROCK CREEK GOLF COURSE
and bedrooms, lr. kit -dinette bath.
High elevation
Fireproof building
Large, well-apponted rooms
Screened and weather stripped,
Venetian blinds
Foyer and telephone nooks
Cross ventilation.
Rock and wool insulation
TRANSPORTATION. stores close by.
Frigidaire and
Detroit Jewel insulated range
RENT, $4250 to $72.5O.
Open for inspection until pm Drive
out 18th street to Sheridan. turn right one
block TO 4th street, turn right to apis
DRURY REALTY CORP
REALTORS.
l110 Eye st. NV. Republic 1893.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
APARTMENTS WANTED

-
FURNISHED; SUITABLE . ADULTS: NV
section. close in: not over S45: by Oct 5.
for several months. Box 495-T Star .
MOTHER AND EMPLOYED DAUGHTER
want rooms, kitchen and private bath,
unfurn apt: in quiet. adult home no
other roomers. gas, elec. furn: perm. If
satisfactory; no objection to suburbs. Box
41S-T. Star.
2 REFINED WOMEN WANT SMALL APT,
furn;. or unfurn.. or . rms, with kitchen
prlyileges; mr.; 15th and Eye sts.; $50.
1882 Columbia rd.. Apt. 502. or cali
suBLET MONTH. NOV. 1st OR DEC.
lst; ! or . room furnished apt for >.
500; in NV section. J. B. MORRIS,
203S F st. NV.
CLEAN, UNFuRN. . RMS, KIT. BATH:
NV. sec. vicinity Geo ave: refined
couple; $50. Potomac 531o-M
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT. FIVE OR
six rooms. elevator, porch, ami Give full
partieulars for permanent tenant. Box
. BEDROOMS IN EXCHANGE FOR PART
time service, night clerk or any emer-
gency repairs. Walnut S169-W %
Evening star., 1938-10-02
HOUSES FURNISHED


bsd1m,y bs5a WERsTER R,tS5 st. NV NWs ,s.I51 RMS
sIshsd b12IE RE4GF% Es4SGnF%SF'es5y co Natl fsI-
sugLETmDMIaHrPuL ssayLsfrvn S11!a FIVE RooM
sa; Sieas Sssa Ssst sico monthly s7ii st. eS nH
gEpRooMs; sEa,E css! e BATHS: SERVANTS
Circle and Spruce St, Chevy Chase.
WIDOW AND DAUGHTER, COLLEGE
student will share beautiful home; reason
able able: Rand. 3s0s. All day Sunday. after 8
s23 MARIETTA PL. NW.-FURN. HOME,
4 rooms. kitchen bath: : inclosed porches.
Garage. Heat furn. Reas
QUINCY, NEAR GA. AVE- ROOMS,
screened scra poEh' 3-rmi apt; on 2nd floor
5snsed oil b.st Ie,i so pnda piano etc
@ North - 54aS. s"'' te"'' '0' quincy st. NV
NEARBY vIRGINIA--5-ROOM HOUSE.
attractively furnished; fireplace. piano,
sG nj bsee ehfo G
Golf and Country Club. $50. Available i'm I'M.
mediately. oxford 2191.
6.iss5.a ',I. rARK 5s7an stlt
matte heat; Frisidaire; comfortsbiy' furn.; IrI
BsSss BsSss, SASPoz. iSsg me- Dupont 's Circle
WILL sUBLET AT ONCE NICELY FURN. Z
conVenienees. co1s DUR DUPONT 4o61. '0'.''0n' 81
BETHESDA MD LOVELY FURNISHED
P1II1ps hSmss rGSms ,sons,o SIC; ssss ans s7' R.
PETWoRTHIe RooMs; VERY NICELY
:sssSsssntc sssss. csH aHfsssaa ipsG & e;
Evening star., 1938-10-02

1919 KENYON ST. NV
Very desirable fiat of rooms and bath;
fairly modern in excellent condition: cleo
refe.. large porch and yard; rent reason
able. Open Sunday. TO 5.
PLANT & GORDON. INC.
1874 PARK Rd. NV Col 0S3S
Evening star., 1938-10-02

FRIENDSHIP HGTS. All HIGH ST--
detached frame. with "a acre Of ground.
rms, bath; convenient to Wisconsin ave.
CIa cus' S2o; SANDOz. INC, Dupont Cir
Evening star., 1938-10-02

COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
1927 CHAPLIN APT. 25-SALE OR RENT
Pleasant, unfurn. Ave rooms; corner OF
building. Adams 7339-R. OWNER. %
Evening star., 1938-10-02

e. . Rooms. A:-WH H: LGE. YARD flow
4aoo Chesapeake st. Potomac 3OI4.
S2;5 KENYON ST. N.W-s RMS TITF
Seth h.-W.h h.; cellar. garage. yard porches.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

hil AND 1237 GEORGIA AVE DE-
irasssesration ass sarase $50: open. Geo-a.a
Evening star., 1938-10-02

WOoDRIDGE 1905 OTIS ST. N.E-DE-
noptb sTnro ou,1 ro1mS' nreplace, garase; 500
Evening star., 1938-10-02

sso2 800 10Th ST. NE RMS, H-A.H:
nice ievel iot: Sis 30 mo. 1925 Saratoga
.-IS kearney 81. ne. 6 rms gar. close
10 X. l. ave; S62 so mo. Call North 1908,
Evening star., 1938-10-02

seoO l,th ST. NE ROOMS AND
s,eep.hg pogcn garasc: corner lot: vacant
3 HOLMES. 1921 Douglas OF. ne.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

3 baths: newly dec, unusual opportInity
rem, reduced. W. r. MARSHALL a%g
Evening star., 1938-10-02
PA y ST. S.W-6 r. AND r S30
NJ. COOPER. lONS Eve Mil Svl ~

ma PARK RID ROOMS t5 BED
UPPER porch, new gas range. G. e, re-
I!lseIator gaS-. beat. ssraee: $50 per
month Call WAVERLY TAYLOR NC
NatI. 1000. or Col. S1S1 10 insnect 49,
Evening star., 1938-10-02
STUDIOS FOR RENT.
FLATS FOR RENT.

BEAUTIFUL SMALL BALLROOM. AVAIL
able Sun. Mon. Wed. and Thurs nights.
with or without music. District 1873.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

OPEN AND LIGHTED BY OWNER, 3 TO
y pm-No. 1920 18th st. Chevy Chase
y. G. near Rock Creek Park and Military
Toac: rms. 3 ba brick oil heal; Also
neaFey 10 rms, ba. Il bedroom and os.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

CHEVY CHASE D. C.-ll RMS RATu.
orlck oil heat. Also 10 rms. Ia II
9%edroom %s and ba. lst fl. oil heat Vienna
NJ . acres : rms. ba.. nearby Va and
FDon; PON; a., Eve ST. NV. Dist. 623l.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

GROOM DETACHED HOUSE, ALMOST
HeW HHeWw OIL neat alr-conditloned; insulated
$50. Phone Atlantic 3l0O-M
Evening star., 1938-10-02

q = ROOMS AND BATH HOT-AIR HEAT
81. maple St Takoma Park D. c.; S3s SO.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

DUPLEX BUILDING,
APT. 4. 1433 X ST. Sc
q rms. kitchen. large screened porch.
tile bath S37 30.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. Realtor Natl O753.
YOUR PROBLEM
SOLVED
IN THE EXCLUSIVE EMBASSY SECTION.
2SO9 18th st. NV
"-room apt. desirable from any view
point for only S45
ECONOMY WITH MORE COMFORT IN
THE MERIDIAN MANOR,
l424 Chaplin St. NV
very modern bldg elevator. janitor
service, res. mgr. bldg. comparable to
en- dinette and bath, from $3.50.
AN ALL-SEASON BEST LOCATION.
THE ROCK LEDGE.
2456 10th ST NV
In winter. in summer this bldg at Rock
creek Park. between Taft and Calvert ST.
Bridges. with elevator service res mgr
and all modern appointments is more than
desirable. > large rooms kitchen and
path, from $500 Also seldom available.
! room, dressing closet u0x1O IT, and
McIntire Properties, Adams 615O.
18th AND CALF. SITS. NV.
11fb AMI NJ CTC NJ yIy
Evening star., 1938-10-02

81 TODD PL. NE-CoRNER BUILDING.
= rooms and bath: Frigidaire h. W h near
Tech School, reduced to S39.5o Dist o7773
sl3-A MINNESOTA AVE NE-THREE
rooms. kitchen bath; unfurnlshed: hot
K ST. Me- ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH,
heat: modern: S33.5O. Porch. nice yard.
OWNER. Line. O30S S25 F st ne.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

5soS GEO. AVE. $50: s GRANT CIRCLE
BUCHANAN ST. and ~ Jefferson st. NV, ali
Sn2 det.. 800" Holly st. r.. b, SIS
,Sdl aSd5 Farragut St. 10 rms. = b., 500. and
Gen OI-D --''''- - ~ 4ioii
Evening star., 1938-10-02

HEATED APARTMENTS,
1l26 st. n.e.-5 rms. bath - $4,000 |
rms bath $500
11o4 s4.t 9th st. NV" 3rd IA rms. ..-o
kit; bath 1000
kit. bath --,---o--,..' ms 1000
90 Sth st n.e.-5 rms, bath 1000
25 H st. NV. 2nd f.-2 rms. kit.
1900 H st. ne, 2nd n.-4 rms,
bath $3.50
Evening star., 1938-10-02

ALEXANDRIA, VA
attractive new apt. IL E. Chestnut
ST.. Just of M. Vernon ave. near new high
Schoo!. large living room, bedroom tile
path oullt.in tub with shower; dinette:
kitchen with cleo. refg.; large closets: heat
ana not water furnished; all outside rooms !.
large screened porch
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC.
Alex. asa. los S ROYAL ST
Evening star., 1938-10-02

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-coRNER HOUSE
neat. Open 39l5 Northampton 81
Evening star., 1938-10-02
4 ROOMS

block north of The Wardman Park Hotel
Living room with fireplace . bedrooms
each ideally suited to period furniture:
kitchen with electric refrigeration bath
screened porch, large high-ceilnged rooms
Evening star., 1938-10-02
HOUSES FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

NICE HOME Mr. CENTRAL HIGH. s
bedrooms. glassed-in sleeping porch; oil
heat; adults. For apopintment Adams
Evening star., 1938-10-02

sos N. Capitol st. Realtor Natl 6731.
1416 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
Front. rooms. b., porch, Frigidaire; 3
expos; Just redec.; large yard. Col. 1896.
62S 9Th ST. NE
rooms, kitchen and bath -S37.5O
14l9 r ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath S63. 90
1923 r ST. NV.
rooms kitchen and bath $50. 90
1717 COLUMBIA .RD: NV.
2 rooms kitchen and bath S46. .0O-S5O.00
1917 M ST. NV.
l room. kit and bath (basement) S22 so
TYLER RUTHERFORD INC.
1872 L St. NV. National O475.
WALK TO OFFICE.
LOW RENT-PORCH APT.
Modern blds: liv rm., dining rm.. kit,
dsssS. rM,. Murphy bed, rscep. hall. sleeping
perch: Hshts and fsts. ffSs; $50. 2S1S
euo eG nv.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHED.

9OO 18th ST. NV.
Cor. Eye st-RefriGeration, 2 eleva-
tors. switchboard. Resident manager.
] room, kit. and bath 90
2 rooms. kitchen and bath - 5000
SHANNON G LUCHS CO.,
1908 II St NV National 2346
Evening star., 1938-10-02

11O5 E ST NV National c431.
1915 PARK RID. NV" ROOMS. KITCH-
en- and bath, refrigeration. S35. $50
bath refrgeration SIS. 1919 Park rd.
NV rooms kitchen and bath. refriEera-
tion. S45 l4lS w st. n.w.-3 rooms.
kitchen and bath refriseration. $40. 1I4I
Columbia rd NV rooms, kitchen and
bath. refrigeration. S55. 1910 D st. ne
& rooms. kitchen and bath Sa2
THOMAS P. BROWN
6l5 4th St SW Natl. 6S19
Evening star., 1938-10-02
APARTMENTS ukFuRklsHEp.

115O 17th STREET NE.
Corner apartment t2 bedroomG: living
hsss dnstte stshen bath
VIM. T. BALLARD,
1921 Eye st. NV.
DOWNTOWN-212l H NV.
rooms. kit and bath. SAT; refrigeration
included Resident manager. -
sos 18th ST. NV.
rooms, kitchen and bath S4b, 90
SHANNON d LUCH6 CO.,
1908 H ct NV National o3Ak
Evening star., 1938-10-02

sat 50 = RMS KIT AND BATH.
w Jaw :,446 Conn. Ave.
Rent includes elec and refg:
larse. cool room large kit. and
dlnette. tub and shower: tile
bath: elevator. See MRS. CAIN,
Evening star., 1938-10-02
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

BEAUTIFUL 3-RM. AND BATH APT. :;
ise. living rm.. with built-in bookcases,
lae, well equipped kitchen. Electrolux refs
and modern stove. heat and hot water;
aduitS only. goth St. nr. Lexing ton.
! DIX; OH Lee hgwy.; $40 pr. mo. OK
ford 1511-W
TAKOMA PARK-EXCELLENT CONDI-
tion: centrally located . rooms bath,
Eitchen; automatic heat. large porch; S45.
Shep. 3661-W
Evening star., 1938-10-02

1890 SHERIDAN ST. NV
Semi-detached brick. 3 bedrooms,
baths, recreation room, h;-v: heat: built.
in sarAee: other features Only $50
ROBERT L. McKEEVER co.
Shoreham Bldg. Natl 476A
Continued 0n Next PHGo.)
Evening star., 1938-10-02

Holn[ts III FERN 81 PL: NV: NEAR WALTER REED
low. 8 large rooms. bath. yard. esrase a
0anoy at $500 per month Dist O3Ss
open sunday | pm. until dark Sunday
and evenings. Geo Abs 0N4o"s
Evening star., 1938-10-02
HOUSES UhFURkIsHEp.

$50 MO-BUNGALOW R. AND B..
cleo gas, yard. garage. Inquire $40
West Central ave. Cap. Hets.. Md.
CHEVY CHASE, MD-S65. 2-STORY
det.; q r and b.. h.-wh,, elec. refg., gas
stove: conv schools. bus, shopping. 4524
Stanford St. Wis 1912
Evening star., 1938-10-02

2s12 WISCONSIN AVE. NW-o T.APGr
rms, =" baths, h.-wh. b.-i. gar. COM
mandlng M, view Of city. S95. Dixie REAL
IY Co. Natl. $3.50. Sunday Cley. Q1O0
Evening star., 1938-10-02

OPEN-2632 4th ST NE-6 ROOMS,
PAIN g porches. automatic hot-wster heal;
500. ROGER MOSS Dist 31oI
Evening star., 1938-10-02

Detached brick. rooms. large attractive
game room. baths: automatic heat: built
IN garage; screened porch: house Insulated
transportation. schools. etc Direct from
OXDer-OCCupant CleI, .N..A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22
Grow a Fascinating Window
 Herb Garden

Combine Beauty With Usefulness
 Orange and red nasturtiums, lav- ender- towering chives all sorts of fragrant, spicy herbs blooming within an arms length of your kitchen table.
 Fun to pinch off tender nastur- tium leaves, bits of parsley and sweet marjoram for salads, sand Wiches, garnishes; cut sprigs of spearmint for mint jelly and sum- mer's long cool drinks; have chives and rosemary on hand for season. ing.
 Besides making pretty house plants, herbs are rich in minerals, vitaminS. Their Savory flavors tempt jaded appetites, aid digestion.
 Herbs flourish in watertight window box at least five inches deep. Fill bottom of box with cind- CTS for drainage. Set potted plants on cinders and for luxuriant growth pack peat moss between them to hold moisture. Your window gar- den will give you joy this summer, all next winter, too.
 Our 32-page booklet gives full di- rections for care of herbs. Also how to make all kinds of lovely terra riumS and dish gardens.
 Send 10c for your copy of GLASS GARDENS AND NOVELTY IN DOOR GARDENS to the Water- bury Democrat Home Service, 635 Sixth Ave-, New York, N. Y. Be sure to write plainly your NAME, AD- DRESS, and the NAME of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22

make ther husbands forget them even for a little while.
 The foolish ones snow their pos sessive streak in so many annoying ways that they soon have a hus- band thinking that marriage is too close"
 But the smart ones try to overcome the instinct with commo1 sense, and if they fail, still win by hiding their poSsessiveness.
 They don't show Jealously of a husbands work, of his friends or of a girl is bit obvious in admiring.
 They don't stick by his side at parties or disturb him when he it at work.
 They don't show resentment when a husband goes off into his own thoughts and makes absent-minded answers to their questions.
 They give man chance for some privacy in his own home.
 They know better than to demand an accounting of his time away from home.
 They wait for compliments, in- stead of fishing" for them.
 They make themselves find friends of their own, so that they aren't completely dependent on one person for companionship.
 In time some of them even come to realize the hard truth of the light line-"No one worth possess ing can quite be possessed" Copyright, 1888 NEA Service, Iic.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-22
WOMAN,S REALM
.BEAUxX-~ Gloriying
 Yourself
By Alicia Hart

NEA Service Staff Writer
 The woman who wants to look youthfully smart this summer be- gins rgiht now to get rid of the extra weight she took on around her waistline during the winter months. The loveliest of the new evening gowns as well as the prettiest form fitting bathing suits call for nat stomach, even flatter diaphragm, trim hips and a tiny waistline.
 Your stomach is the first place to show the results of a diet which includes less food than you have been eating. For three weeks, have only friut and a hot beverage for breakfast, salad, more fruit and another beverage for lunch and notice how much fiatter your stomach is. Naturally, during this period, study the dinner menu carefully, too, trying to choose dish- es that are low in caloric content, skipping rich desserts and second helping of anything.
 Plan an exercise routine right now, and stick to it for two months. From the following list of exercises that are wonderful for the waistline, pick three, then do each of them five times the first day, six the second, seven the third, and so on until you are doing each routine at least twenty times a day.
 Do It Slowly
 Stand with feet far apart, arms raised upward, thumbs locked. Bend forward and to the right, bending right knee slightly and then try to touch right foot with your locked hands. Back to starting position, then down and to the left, bending left knee slightly and trying to touch left foot.
 Stand with feet together, arms raised, hands clasped above head. Without moving hips, bend your torso to the right as far as pos sible, then back, to the left, then forward. Do each step slowly, deliberately. Later on, you can increase the speed plC, ueSCIlU- ing huge circle with the upper half of your body.
 Lie flat on the floor with arms at sides, ankles together. With out moving hands or arms and without bending knees, raise legs straight up until they are perpen- dicular with your body. Lower them very, very slowly. Feel stomach muscles stretch and pull. As a matter of fact, you may not be able to do this correctly for several days. But keep on trying. It's one of the best exercises on record.
 Lie flat on the floor with arms above head and feet together. Raising arms and torso from the floor, bend forward trying to touch toes with fingers. Do this slowly and as rhythmically as possible. You might try it to soft, low music.
 NEXT: Hips must be slender.