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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14
Cyrilometodsjske krize pod
ochranou Nsmecka.

Ma Opavsku a Hluc1nsku by
ly cd jakziva starobyle krize z
plskovce nebo slezske zuly,
ktere staly u starych cest a ffc-
Mich tokG. Lidova povest O
mich vypravuje, re jsou to xii
re, znaclc1 cesty slovanskych
verozvestG a jejich zakn, kteff
chodili krajem a re pochazeji
z DOLBY Metodejovy, kdy kres-
tanstv1 vnikalo do Slezska. Ne
nj divu, re tito starobyli sved-
kove sc tesili 1cte lidu. Jeden
z mich stoj1 u hlucfnske Piste,
druhy je videt nedaleko Deny
Iowa u Svinova a tTet1 zachova-
II cyrilometodejsky krfz z pis-
kovce stoj1 u rfcky Hvozdnice
nedaleko Doln1ch Zivotic u Lii
tultovic ma zapadnfm Opavsku.
Nyn1 "a zmenenych pomerd by
10 rovnez postarano O ochranu
techto starobylych svedkd po-
die rfsskych zakond ma ochra-
nu pamatek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14

V Pail Mall, Tenn, serzant
Alvin c.. York, hrdina re sve-
tove valky pravil, re Tide v O.
kolnfch kopcfch jsou uz Edo
paleni" ma evropskou situaci a
re vseobecny nahled je,ze eli
tier a Mussolini potfebuji jen
poradneho z%akfiknutf."
"a Uncle Sam to pravdepo-
dobne udela," pravil dale York
"a ia budu pripraven, vykona-
ii svnj dill take, jestlize to bu-
de nezbytne."
York obdrzel cestnou kon-
gresnf medaili v dobe svetove
valky, kdyz byl Is ranami "a
bill IL Nemc1 a zajmul cele ne
pratelske kulometne oddeleni
O 1872 mulch. General John
j. Pershing naval no "vynika-
jicfm civilnim vojakem valky".
"Toto je prave cas-, kdy de-
mokracie by Sc mely semknou-
ii dohromady a narezati tam
tenn chlapfkdm, prohlasil York
ktery je nyni So rokI star a Ii
je ma 200-akrove farme media
leko odtud.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14
We vscech sveho otce.

Nema to lehke takovy soud-
ce ma venkovskem meste. Pred
stoupil pred nej onehdy ash II
lety mladlk re sousedni vsi.
Pr prvnlm pohledu ma nej mel
soudce DOZEN, re 81 mladenec
spletl dvere, nebot byl ustro-
jen jake ma maskarni pies:
prouzkovane kalhoty mu della
ly ma obrovskych botach desft-
ky varhankd, sosy zaketu Sc
mu couraly pc zemi, do vesty 81
mohl klidn6 wit najemnfka a
lfmecek mel kolem krku jake
chomout ma konske Sill. Soud-
&c Sc rozkrikl:
Pane, ned6lejte 81 z 1rad1
blazny! Jak 81 dovolujete sem
prij1t ustrojen jake sasek?"
Ale mlad1k S klidem vytahl
z kapsy obs1lku a pravil:
"Racte prominout, ale tady
je vyslovne napsano, abych sc
dostavil We vecech sveho otce!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY.

Pristf 1tery, dine 18. dubna
poTadany budou kr1zkove "a
pasy v Carlins Park. MI. Ed
Contos poradatel techto zapa-
sd slibuje velice zajimavy veci-
rex pro ty miluj1c1 tento sport.
Ma programu ucinkovati Dude
II zapasn1ku.
V nasleduj1cfch zapasech
urceny ma dobu l porazky ucin
kovati budou:
Jim Londos, 2O5 ID. svetovy
sampion VS.. Kola Kwaraini,
228 lb.
Red Ryan, 23O ID. VS.. Golden
Terror, 3O3 ID.
Ed Cook, 218 ID. VS.. Maurice
LaChappelle, 1913 Id.
King Kong, (Kacimirch Sym
kowski), $50 ID. VS.. Chief Che
waki, 245 Id.
Tom Mahoney, 225 Id. VS..
George Pencheff, 218 Id.
Zapas mezi Jim Christakos,
21O ID. a Jim Austeri, 215 10.
urcen jest ma dobu 20 minut a.
neb l porazku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14

V posledni dobe Sc opet ma
Ostravsku zmohlo tulactvf a
Temeslna zebrota a zejmena
Nor. Ostrava byla zebraky "a
moreno. Ucinila proto ostrav-
ska policie ma tato individual
razzii a pouze "a jediny den
zadrzela % tulakn a zebrak6.
Vsichni byli dodani do soudnf
vazby a pc pr1slusnem potre-
stanf budou z Ostravy vyhoste-
nj. Mezi zadrzenymi je mno-
no osob, ktere nepotrebujf ze-
brat, nebo mali dostatecne d.
chody, nebo dokonce i MAZE
tex. TAX A. Bacfkova z Rad
vanic u Nor. Ostravy ma sv1j
domek a znacne 1spory ma
vkladnich knfzkach, ale pro re
brotu byla jiz 8Okrat trestana-
Jina zebracka nosila vzdy u
sebe 1000K, a to pro pf1pad,ze
by il policie zastavila. Touto IL
sfcovkou dokazovala, re neze-
bra, nebot pry ma dosti vlast-
mich penez. Tentokrat Sc il to
nepodafilo, nebot byla pTi cinu
pTistizena. Mezi zadrzenymi
jsou take pensiste a JIM d.
chodci, kteri 81 re zebroty uci-
Mill vynosne Temeslo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14
16lety skaut o vaze 527 liber
skosen zanetem Pile.

V Dubois, Pa, sestnactilety
Tread Spray Levendusky, ktery
Sc svymi sgt librami telesne
vahy byl "nejvetsim" clenem
organisace Boy Scouts We Spoj.
Statech, zemfel jake obet "a
netu Pile.
Tread byl normalnim deckem
O vaze sedmi liber v dobe ma
rozeni, lee pozdejsf porucha
zlaz zpGsobila, re jiz We start
trf tydnd dosahl vahy 35 liber.
Kdyz pred deseti dny onemoc-
mel, byl zvysi 5 stop s pallet a
kolem pasu mefil take 5 stop 8
pallet.
Roku 1897 vstoupil ma vyssi
skolu a re studentd zorganiso-
val footballovou cetu. Minute
no roku v skautske organisaci
svou cinnosti Sc domohl titulu
Eagle Scout.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14
Studovat by mel jen ten, KIDD
ma ma to hlavu.

V tyden1ku "~Posumavsky
Kraj", venuje senator FIR. Jan
Kroiher pozornost otazkam
skolskym, o nichz bylo nedav-
no debatovano ma zlinskych
p%oradach. Navazuje ma vypo-
Get casopisu "Zl1n', CO stoji
jeden Yak ma skole, a co stat
must ma neho vynalozit, kdyz
hoch opakuje, senator Kroiher
stav1 Sc prot m1nenf, re kazdy
nadany Yak ma jlti ma studio.
Take remeslo a zemedelstvl
p%otrebuje schopnych lid1. Au-
tor pravf: "Kluk je sikovny,
ma remeslo Sc jen tTese, kazdou
vec, rozebere a Ease ~sestavf, a.
lie pros1m vas, jak by to vypa-
dalo, kdyby Sc PAM oficialova
mela priznat, re JEFF synacek
Sc ucf strojnfkem? Co vsak
zkus1 nestastny hoch, co ira
pen1 nadela profesordm, i
kdyz je hodny, CO souzen1 rodi-
cum, kterf Sc domnivaj1, re
kdyby mohl mazat, re by hoch
hned umel, a ma konec je nepo-
daTeny a nespokojeny vystudo-
vany, jenz k nicemu neni a mix
do no nechce. Rodice vsak jsou
presvedceni, re udelali svou
povinnost, dali mt to vzdelan1,
jineho mu pry nemoho udat.To
vsak 81 nepomysli, re vzdelanf
nestac1 k zivobytl a re to byli
prave oni, kterf syna odvedli
cd cesty Ike chlebu. Studovat
"a chlebem by mel jen, KIDD
ma ma to hlavu, a ne ten, KIDD
ma kapsu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14
Jak umira cesky sedlak.

Nekolik ceskych denik1 pTi-
neslo zpravu O rodu Kr1zG z
Vrabce, hospodaffcich ma jed
ne usedlosti jiz 312 let. Tako-
vych rodI nalezlo by Sc snad V
Cechach a ma Morave vice. TAX
ma prfklad v Boresnici u P1sku
hospodaT1 rod Jand6 ma stej-
nojmenne selske usedlosti jiz
400 let. Zajimave je, re mali
tele teto usedlosti Sc snad pc
celou tn dobu nejmenovali il
max nez Vaclav Janda nebo
Frantisek Janda. V teto rodi-
ne bylo totiz zvykem, re prvo-
rozeny syn, ktery Sc pravidel-
ne stall hospodarem ma rodnem
statku, dostal vzdy jmeno pc
dedovi, take jm~enoval-li Sc
hospodar Vaclav, jmenoval Sc
jeho otec a prvorozeny syn
Frantisek. A byl-li hospoda-
rem Frantisek, jmenoval Sc je-
no otec a prvorozeny syn Va
CLAW.
Boresnicti Jandove byli INA
mi jake v~lastenci a p1smaci.
Jednoho z Mich, Vaclava jan
du, ktery ash pred 8 roxy zem-
rel, pTisel n~avstfviti tez prvnl
csl. ministr finance DIR. Ras1n,
ktereho pTivedl k nemu pisec-
ky komercnf rada Eggert. Zvla
stnf bylo, re nekter1 boresnictl
Jandove svou smrt pTesne pred
vidal. z Mich jedn1m byl tez
receny Vaclav Janda. Ten Sc
kratce pred svou smrtl Sc svy-
mi znamymi rozloucil a bez-
p%rostredne pred svym skonem
Sc vykoupal, wal ma sebe este
pradlo a oblek, pfichystany
jiz ma jeho posledn1 cestu, a
kdyz byl Sc vsemi pr1pravami
ma tuto cestu hotov, rozzehnal
Sc Sc cleny sve rodiny, jimz u
delil sve pozehnanf, nacez ule-
hi ma pohovku a zacal Sc mo-
dliti, pri cemz "a chvlli tise
skonal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14
zena z Czech Sc uplatni.

Y Penn Van, N. Y, DR.. J.
Miller, predseda Keuka Col
lege oznamil, re pozval DIR. E.
dith Vogelovou, ably vyucovala
hudbe a telocviku ma teto kole-
il. DR.. Vogelova byla clenky-
nj delegace csl. mladeze ma
lonsky svetovy kongres mlade-
re ma koleji Vassar. Pochazi
re sudetske oblasti Czech. Kdyz
jeff domov byl lonskeho Tfjna
pTipojen k Nemecku, nevratila
sic jiz do rodne vlasti a znstala
v Americe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14
Skoncil zivot skokem s okna.

Kdyz zanechal dopis, We KITE
rem pravf, re jest pronasledo-
van osudem, re mu zemrel syn
a opustila jej zena, Frank
Swift skocil oknem 5. poschodi
Evanston Y. M. C. A.
V dopise zadal ably jeho mr.
tvola byla dana universite
Northwestern do studio v me-
dicinskem departmental a "a
druhe, ably byly usetreny po-
hfebnf vylohy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14
V ~primarkach We stredu pan Klima OBJ
drzel celkem 1858 HAST jake kandidat
do mestske .rady "a 2. distrikt.
Neklid a ~nespokojenost.

Papez Plus XII, mluve k
svetu, jehoz obzor je zatemnen
zlovestnymi valecnymi mraky,
apeloval ma vzajemne porozu-
menf a spravedlnost mezi naro-
dy ma Bozf hod velikonocni.
Slime litoval "neklidu a nespo-
kojenosti'', jez Sill valku, ne
zamestnanost a mezinarodnf
neddveru.
"Neklid a nespokojenost
zmfta dusemi lidf skoro jake
bychom zili v predvecer zlych
dn1. V pravde nemohou exis-
tovati ami kid ami poradek =
diva prvky, jez tvoff mir -
kdyz i synove teze zeme jsou
rozdeleni jake svarfci Sc stra-
ny s ruznymi zajmy.
"Kdyz tolik lid nema "a
mestnanf a je zbaveno nutno-
st1 zivota, stavaj1 Sc snadnou
koristl podvratnych nauk a or
ganisacl a nemuZe panOvati
mir. Aniz NIUE existovati,
kdyz slavnostne uzavTene
smlouvy ztraceji svou hodnotu
bezpecnosti, jez je nepostrada-
telnou zakladnou vzajemne d6
very a bez nichz touzebne "a
dane odzbrojenf, jak material
nj, tax moraln1 stava sc kaz-
dym dnem meme moznym."
Dodal, re ~prostfedek prot
temto zldm, spocfva v Kristu
a vyvrcholil svou rec apelem
"a mir, spravedlnost a dobro-
cinnost. Nikde nezmfnil Sc pT1-
mo o zadnem narodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14
Odmsna Ia rybu.

z Galvestonu v Texasu Sc
sdeluje, re obchodni komora
vypsala odmecu deset strfbr-
nych dolarG prvn1 osobe, ktera
chytf rybu tax zvaneho strfbr-
neho krale. Ryba must byti
nejmene ctyTi stopy a sest pal
CT velka a must byti chycena
v galvestonskych vodach letos-
nfho roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14
Zems ceska dava 20 milioniG
K ma vybudovani silnic " po-
hranici.

V pohranicnfch okresech
doSlo v mnoha mfstech k pre-
rusenf silnic. Spojenf obcf Sc
pax dele pres CHI 1zem1, nebo
oklikou. M~inisterstvo verej-
nych pracf, ably umoznilo W.
stavbu spojG, ktere byly preru-
seny, venovalo vetsl castku ma
zbudovan1 silnicnfch spojek.
Tyto spojky jsou staveny po-
moci pracovnlch 1tvarG. Take
zeme Ceska venuje re zemske
silnicnf akce castku 20 mil. K
ma vybudovani pTerusenych
silnicn1ch spojI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14
Farnar zabit vlakem.

James Hines, 62 rokd starry
farmar z Morse Bluff v Nebras
ce, byl usmrcen nakladnim via
KEN drahy Union Pacific. Pre-
jizdel zeleznicnf kTizovatku.
Byl prave ma kolejfch, kdyz Sc
primal Wax a auto rozdrtil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14
Vrah otcima popraven.

V Huntsville, Texas, Harvey
t. Nealy, cernoch z Dallas byl
popraven v elektricke zidli We
statnf trestnici "a vrazdu. u
tloukl sekerou sveho nevlastni-
no otce Noe Nely-ho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14
Bud'te opatrni pri adresovani
dopisH do stare vlasti.

Kdyz posilate dopis do Czech,
adresujte no BOHEMIA, ma
Moravu MORAVIA a ma Slo-
vensko SLOVAKIA. Nazistic-
Ike a slovenske ufady neuzna-
vail Cesko-Slovensko. Piste O.
patrne, abyste neuvedli niko-
no do vysetrovani. Neposflejte
ami v dopise zadne vystfizky z
novin, neb vsechny ceske a an
glicke listy z Ameriky jsou We
stare vlasti zakazany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14

Ma ceste z Chicago do Wash
ingtonu, dostal zachvat srdec-
nj. Skonal Garfield nemoc-
nici We Washingtonu.
Lewis byl podporovatelem
Rooseveltovi politiky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14

Borealis, 27 let starry polarnf
medved v zoologicke zahrade
Washington parku v Milwau-
kee, byl zabit trent mladJmi
medvedy, svymi to potomky.
Ernest Utterman, spravce ZOO
logicke zahrady, pravf, Re je
mu toto zabiti naprosto nevy-
svetlitelne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14
SHIRT PO PADU z OKNA.

Ma travniku v pozadi sveho
domu, 78leta Minnie Smith z
Arabia avenue, nalezena byla
V bezvedomi lezic1. Zemfela v
kratkosti v nemocnici. Bud S
okna spadla anebo S neho sko-
ella, jak udala jej1 dcera.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14

Mattel pohrebnfho 1stavu v
Brine Josef Svoboda pochazel
re Skutce. Jeho pranim bylo
posledni sem dfimati v rodn6
obci. Dial 81 vyhloubiti We ska
lie u hrbitova hrobku, do niz
byl v techto dnech pochovan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-14
Ably nemusela do nemocnice.

z Italy, Texas Sc sdeluje, re
39leta Writ Baucom, ktera me-
la byti dopravena d San Anto-
MIA do 1stavu choromyslnych,
podrezala 81 britvou kirk, ably
nemusela do 1stavu.
The Nome nugget., 1939-02-06
Income Tax Office Is Now Busy

Income tax returns covering the business of the last year are beginning to flow in, and the Fairbanks office of the Internal Revenue Department is taking on unusual activity.
 Mrs. Peggy Lyle, deputy in charge of the Fairbanks office, re ports many returns now being received through her office, keep ing her exceptionally busy thru out the business hours.
 People of the Interior" says Mrs. Lyle, fare just beginning to realize that this office is here and can be of assistance to them in matters concerning their tax returns, and our office has never been so busy attending to those who call.'
 The dead line for sending in income tax reports and returns covering the year 1888 is March Is. Many are sending in their returns early in order to avoid the inevitable rush in the final part of the period.
The Nome nugget., 1939-02-06
Student Body Play Well Received and Appreciated By Large Attendance
Contributed

ASOiih Abot1oJ
 Clever characterizations, hil- arious comedy, and gay sltua- tions kept a large appreciative audience speeches. with laugh ter during the production of The Balmy MT. Brown" at the school gymnasium here Saturday night.
 Bobby Scott as MT. Brown" Lois Ost as Mrs. Dening," Lin ooln Ost as the rube "Constabule Boggs," and Edith Hoop as Daisy country girl, gave out standing impersonations. A clev- CT and capable sustaining cast made the play an outstanding success. The play was produc- tion of the Nome High School and was capably directed by Cal win Pool assisted by Miss Thomp son. Much of the success of the play is due to the energy and efficiency of the various student committees and of faculty mem bers. Townspeople who generous 1y contributed costumes and stage properties have the sincere thanks of the entire producing group.
 Needless to say, the play was substantial financial success and will amply replenish student body funds, at a low ebb, since the purchase of basketball suits, baseball suits, and party dishes.
The Nome nugget., 1939-02-06
English Public Getting Angry
 Over Bombings

LONDON, Feb. 4 (P) -Explo- sions at ten-minute intervals started fires in a rheostatic air plane parts factory at Slough, fifteen miles from here. A large stock of explosives found missing from a munitions fac tory intensified the greatest hunt of it's kind since the World War. Thousands of detectives and po- lice throughout the United King dom took part in the search for the Irish Republicans blamed by Scotland Yard for the series of terroristic bombings.
 Two more important subway stations were bombed and eight persons were injured,
 A close guard was kept at all vulnerable transportation, com munication and utilities centers.
 Police leaves were cancelled and ten thousand are on duty, and guns were given to some.
 One report said hundreds of tons of dynamite and arms were hidden at various part of the country.
 The English public is slow to get excited about anything but is getting it's lander up and is becoming angry.
The Nome nugget., 1939-02-06
WAGE WIVES

That the housewife should be compensated along with the oth- CT parts of the unit of labor can- not be denied" believes Presi- dent J. Harvey Gravell of the American Chemical Paint com pany
 And suiting action to word he gives a bonus to the wives of workers at Christmas time, as well as to the workers.
 It is easy to overlook the role of the housewife as a producer in the economic setup-a produc- CT entitled to compensation and more often than not she is overlooked.
 President Gravelfs thesis ap- pears to be a sound one.
The Nome nugget., 1939-02-06
CHALLENGE TO TEACHERS

If this be treason make the most of it, ladies.
 Mrs. Evelyn Mills Duval, dir ector of Chicago's Association for Child Study and Parent Ed ucation, speaks up against what she calls feminine dominance" in the classroom.
 Coming from one of the sex Mrs. Duvals complaint that wo- men teachers are helping to pro duce "sissies' among boys and "dictatorial or weak-kneed hus- bands" can't be charged up te
The Nome nugget., 1939-02-06
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United States Civil Service Examinations

The United States Civil Serv- ice Commission announces the following open competitive exam nations for filling vacancies in the Custodial Service, Post Of flee Department, Nome, Alaska:
 CLASSIFIED LABORER,
 $1,140 a year
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 Full information and applica- ton blanks may be obtained from the Postmaster, Nome, Al aska, CT the Manager, Eleventh J. S. Civil Service District, Fed eral Oaice Building, Seattle, Washington.
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masculine economic rivalry or jealousy.
 Mrs. DuvaPs plea for more men teachers is feminism with a brand new twist.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-16

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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-16
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With Europe closed as source
OF inspiration to Our American
designers Of clothes and COS.
metics, they are turning - quite
cheerfully to North and South
America and nearby islands for
new colors, new ideas.
New at the moment Is tan
makeup for the sunny south, Gre
ated by famous cosmetics house
and inspired by the combination
OF Colds and Furnished reds on
one OF our own sun drenched
islands--puerto Rico.
II includes O makeup film
which will give pale face the
warm, glowing lights so necessary
with the snartest southern re-
sort clothes, and tan powder to
add o golden, dull mat finish.
CoPPERY
LIPSTICKs
The lipstick to be worn with
the golden tan makeup film
and powder has q brownish cop
per undertone, but II gives the lips
the vivid, copper.reddish color OF an
exotic tropical flower.
Nail lacquers and rouge match.
Brown mascara and cool green eye.
shadow are suggested for wear with
the tan powder and the tAwny red
lipstick and rouge,
This makeup Is particularly good
with white, yellow, the new vivid
blues and Cafe Rico, o warm, strik.
Ing brown.
One Fifth Avenue beauty ex-
pert says that women who are
wearing pastel wool dresses and
hats In pale, soft coiors with fur
coats In the north these days
need light suntan makeup "a
much as do southern vacationists
He points out that black, navy
bottle green and other dark shades
set off lily white skin, but that pas
tel colors are more becoming against
the suntanned complexion. And hi
believes that o skilful woman car
use dark makeup suceessfully Il
achieve O natural.looking, suntan.
ned glow.
And don't forget that "natura
looking" IT'S o. important In sun.
tan makeup % IN any other.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-16

ENBE EDFmms xionE the Mokawkv
TONITE and .sE00 Busy To work,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-16
Of Interest
To Women

Have you o household problem
20 solver Write your question
clearly, sign your name ana ad.
dress, enclose q three-cent postage
stamp and mail 70 The Woman's
Editor, Washington Service Blu.
reau, The Democrat, 1913 18th
Street, Washington, d. G., for o
personal reply.
q. Can you supply O formula for
making o cleansing agent for new
porcelain tubs and sinks; one that
will not injure the surface2
A. Make q soap Jelly by mixing
one part Of mild soap fakes with Ave
parts OF hot water. Let the solution
stand overnight 80 that q soft soap
jelly results. Mix four cups Of whit
Ing TO each cup Of soap Jelly. The
whiting can be bought OF any hard.
ware or drug store for few cents
o pound. The paste may be stored
In air-tight cans or Jars.
q. What Is the proper method Of
frying link sausages7
A. Let them stand ct room tenn
perature for some time before fry
ing; use q slow fire at the start and
turn the sausages several times
while they are heating.
@. Should small children wear
high or low shoes7
A. Most foot specialists agree that
children will develop better muscular
control In the feet anN ankles II low
rather than high shoes are worn.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-16

The first and all inclusive rule Is: respect the I
which Is polite way Of saying attend to your own bu
your finger out of the familyS pie. Right there Is
tOns that will be met At every turn; enough don't TO
up your hands In despair.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-16
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTol

Should sensitive children be:
A. Protected?
b. Sympathlzed with?
G. Taught TO forget themselves?
ID. Have their days made 20
pleasant they won't suffer?
It Is very usual To hear O mother
say, MY Annie Is so sensitive that
abe nantk stand