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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-05
By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

Said the doctor, "Yes, 1t is very sad about Elsa. She will always limp a little, but in time she will be able to do as much as most chil-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-05

When using fresh pineapple in gelatin dessert, always scald the raw fruit before combining.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-05

 cred
  All held confidence Write Miss Chnthed of m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-05
Caroline Chatfield Saw To-day
Rarely Can Grown Daughters Give Hearty Consen' t to Fathers Remarriage, Which Fact Shouldn'' \ Deter Him.
DEAR MISS CHATFIELD:

\ Deter Him.
 DEAR MISS CHATFIED:
 Seven years ago half daughters out to be fine girls One is been seeing who congnal and be wife told daughters was extremely critical pathetic fearful of subectng woman to their be permitted to make plans fer old age. would you advise me to doP RYW ANSWER:
 make another told thinking left them under consulting with about the wisdom in right But have with the widow and different talk tell them to be They will recognize the note authority the of inaity.
 afraid girls afraid of mourning their dpeasure and afraid their making trouble for your wife but daughter already married and probability married leave with the and friend peradd) will have done fine days work
 Children divorced parents their mothers don't but let the children almost invariably rise suggestion Perhaps the children don't in the other However marriage unhappy family and they lucky the doesn't end in family feud
 funny, and imid in the presence daughter with thought mother when supporting daughter which him the big stick he's afraid compel her decent to his tive bride Yet that's what he should do when she bucks of the
 any age recognizes of authority Let your daughters hear it. tx..- .u.u.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-05

derangement, peptic (stonach, gas. tric or duodenaD ulcer, "nervotA indigestion" intestinal indiges- tion," gall-blAdder trouble, 'liver trouble" and the like.
 Practically every May Eat and May Not Eat'' diet list given or prescribed prior to 1887, if fol. lowed conscientiously for many weeks or months, may be depended upon to bring out Manifestations of one or several latent deficiency diseases, even though your eminent specialist fails to recognize these manifestations and stil believes ol insists they are merely additional symptoms of whatever originally ailed you.
 This applies with special em. phasis in diabetes, for in diabetes, besides the importance of main. taining vite by an adequate intake of esential vitamins and inineralS vitamin B complex has a physiolo- gical action akin to that of insuliia. that is, it promotes or facilitated the oxidation, combustion, utiliza ! tion of carbohydrate material.
 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
 Swell Powder
 Some time ago you mentioned some kind of powder which makes delicious ice cream. lost the clip- ping and would thank you to men, tion it again. Our children do ont care for much plain milk, but In such thing. CMrs. c. O.
 Answer--I do not recal mention ing it. We try to keep 6 tray of chocolate frozen pudding always on tap in the refrigerator, but between the children and myself, 1t doesn't last long. This is made with 8 pow. der sold for the purpose. We like some additional bakers chocolate and some chopped nuts added to the ordinary recipe. When the news comes through that there's . new tray ready, there is a regular foot ball scrimmage here, and I often have to wait for my turn. I have al- ways thought football too rough anyway.
 Tonsils Pitched
 Dr.--- of - whom you recommended, extirpated my tonsils with diatherny and the treatment was successful in every way. Since that my old sinus trouble has cleared up completely, I believe. For one thing the doctor determined by skin test that was allergic to dog hair. Got rid of my dog and much of the annoying irritation in the nose and head at the same time ... c. P)
 Answer--Thank you. Few core. spondents bother to report what re- suits they get. Human nature. Copyright 1o39, John F. Dille Col
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-05

Brother female recognizes the masculine of authority Let your daughters hear it.
 CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-05
WOMAN,.S REALM :
Double DOIL-Nb

A SMART little nine "A year-old and her life size rag. doll wear iden. tical dresses In deep blue linen. trimmed with bands of cross stitching in green and lighter blue. The square neck, high waistline and slightly fiared skirt are flattering to both child and doll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-05

It's funny too that shy and md in the of hi daughter when he's playing with the thought to he mother supporting daughter which gives him tn big stick he's afraid it compel her decent his bride that's when she bucks
Evening star., 1939-07-23

BARBARA BELL,
WASHINGTON STAR.
Inclose 25 cents in coins for
each pattern.
Pattern No. l769-B. Size
Pattern No. 1729-B. Size
Pattern No. 1657-B. Size
| Name
Wrap coins securely in paperD
Evening star., 1939-07-23

for luggage when 1t was impeding
his progress during the course OF
the Gallo wars.
Hurrying to the Santa Rosa S
deck, you at first attribute the
sparse crowd about you to the fact
that you are lucky to be among the
last arrivals. Then, the realization
suddenly dawns upon you that even
the boats sail from New York on
daylight-saving time, and that you
with your watches still set to WASH
ington's standard time, are not late
but one hour ahead of the sailing
schedule.
Spanish NeighbOrs Aboard.
You presently discover, too, that
in addition to those who like your
selves are on a summertime voyage
to tabled isles in the West Indies
and the glamour of the South Amer
lean Continent, there is an almost
equal number of Spanish-speakine
passengers returning to their native
countries, as we'll as a group of
representatives of the oil companies
en- route to certain of their indus
try's refineries.
Every one from the three groups
is momentarily intent on but one
thing-the taking of movie or can
did camera shots. with directions
Evening star., 1939-07-23

smart, as it should be to please fin
icky young ladies-a classic for sum
mer daytimes and for school, Cling
ham, linen, percale and thin WOO
are the best materials for it.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1863
is designed for sizes IA, 16, 18, 20. &c
and AZ. Corresponding bust meas
urements 80, "a, 36, 38, 40 and AZ
Size l6 (34 requires 35s yards of 39-
inch material, without nap, with
short sleeves; Ala yards with long
3 yard of trimming.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1729-B
is designed for sizes IL, IA, l6, 1s
and 20. Corresponding bust meas
urements 80. 80, "a, 36 and 38. Size
IA (32) requires As yards of 39-inch
material
Barbara Bell Pattern No. l657-B
is designed for sizes. 10, IL. IA and
is years. Size II requires Is yards
of 39inch material for the blouse
with short sleeves; Is yards witt,
long. Is yards of 39-inch fabric for
the skirt.
Send Is cents for the Barbara Bell
Summer Fashion Pattern Book
Make yourself attractive, practical
and becoming clothes, selecting de-
signs from the Barbara Bell, we'll
planned, asy-to-make patterns.
Evening star., 1939-07-23


There's youthful. gallant charm
about the two-piece fashion for day.
time that probably accounts for its
extraordinary popularity. These
patterns bring you the STYLES most
approved for town wear and summer
travel and they are extremely praC-
tical because you can make them up
later in fall fabrics, as we'll as right
now in crisp cottons and tailored
silks. Another fact that doubles
their desirability is that both halves
of each go perfectly with other
things, thus introducing variety at
little expense. Two-piece styles are,
OF course, the easiest sort of thing to
make. They are less bulky to handle
and present no joining together
problems. Each simple pattern in
cludes ep-by- step sew chart to
guide beginners.
You see the type of two -piecer
represented by 1768-B on smart
women everywhere. and it's per-
fectly charming. The jacket blouse
meltS slimly into your waistline, be-
ing fitted by darts that coincide, so
to speak, with the seams of the far
ing skirt. Gathers beneath the
rounded shoulder pieces give you a
little uplift over the bust, and the
sleeves are smartly high -shouldered.
The neckline is compromise be-
tween a square and a V-unusually
becoming. It's the always welcome
two-piece type that's tailored, and
yet detailed enough to look feminine
and summery. This will be especially
smart in dazzling white pique. print
ed linen, checked gingham or taf-
feta.
Whatever else you do without, you
simply have to have a little suit"
to wear with your blouses or dress
maker sweaters or, as a dress, with
gilets. You couldn't find a prettier
style than 1729-B. The skirt is full
and circular, with a high, kirtlelike
belt that diminishes your waistline
to simply nothing, especially with
the short bolero to emphasize the
effect. Cut to tuxedo point in the
front and fastened with a single but
ton, the bolero is finished with far
ing revers that flatter decidedly, and
the wide shoulders are tailored with
beautiful smoothness Make this of
fiat crepe, pique, taffeta or thin wool
1t looks we'll with both tailored and
dressy blouses.
The girl in her teens and the tai
lored two-piecer with little round
collar 1657-B) are just made for
each other! The flare of the skirt
and the width of the shoulders have
filling out effect that most girls de-
c1dedly need, at the age when they
are unduly tall and thin. The
Jacket-blouse is drawn in to a small
walstllne by means of simple darts.
and finished with points in the front,
It's just as simple, as young, as
Evening star., 1939-07-23

Suspects Searched
China is using policewomen to
search women suspects for arms in
the streets.
Evening star., 1939-07-23

the Netherlands, the United States
has rented certain landlord priyi-
leges from them on the Island of
Aruba until May /. the year 2O00
There, as nowhere in the world
today, oil is the controlling destiny
OF the Americans who 60 to live on
its tiny coral formation. After the
port of Curacao, our vessel will twice
touch at Aruba, once to discharge
passengers and freight, and once
again to take them on.
AS our steamer approaches Gu
racao's port of Willemstad, it is ap-
parent that it is more Dutch than
the Dutchiest town we have pre-
viously seen in Queen Wilhemina S
realm. 1t looks exactly as If it
were a case of the Dutch overseas
outdoing the Dutch on the Zuyder
Zee.
Evening star., 1939-07-23
Garden PIotters

MILWAUKEE (P.-Farmer JOS
eph Pekar found five youngsters in
his potato patch tearing up the
plants.
1t was after dark when the five
aged 7 to 9-were rounded up by
sheriffs deputies. who gave them
their choice Either the detention
home of replanting. They elected
to do the work
BY the light of the deputies
flashlights the potatoes were re-
planted-all 125 plants.
Evening star., 1939-07-23

N aVy LOT IHe rear Admiral spear.
second successive year. Admiral
Spear succeeds Rear Admiral
Charles Conard of the Navy Supply
Corps, retiring paymaster general,
who in turn was preceded for two
years by chairmen from the Army.
Admiral Spear declared "It is a
great pleasure to serve the Red Gross
in the drive that means so much to
the Nations Capital and to the Fed
eral employees who comprise the
great majority of our population. We
in the Navy Department should do
all it is possible to make it great
success"
Admiral Spear will be assisted In
organizing his unit by Mrs. Godfrey
v. Wickware of the Navy Depart
ment, assistant to the chairman for
the second successive year.
Evening star., 1939-07-23
Serve on Committees
Of Temple Sisterhoods

Three Washington women have
been named to serve on national
committees of the National Fedora
ton Of Temple Sisterhoods, the
worlds largest religious organiza-
ton of Jewish women, it was an.
nounced yesterday.
Mrs. Alexander Kaufman. 1875
Columbia road NV, was appointed
to the Committee on Jewish Litera-
ture for the Blind, which furnishes
Braille textbooks for blind Jewish
children and promotes the tran
scription of books into Braille.
Mrs. Frederick Pelzman, 1904
Thirty-second street NV, is vice
chairman of the Committee on
Peace, sponsoring Nation wide
meetings.
Mrs. Abram Simon of the Shore
ham Hotel is a member Of the Com
mittee on Revision Of Bylaws.
Evening star., 1939-07-23

Tor the 1899 Red
Cross roll call,
General Chair
man Edgar Nor
ris a n n o unced
yesterday.
In m a k i n G
public the ap-
poin t ment of
Admiral Spear,
Mr.. Morris ex-
pressed gratif-
cation that the
ver mental
unit chairman
h a d be en- re-
cruited from the
N q wv fnr fho
Evening star., 1939-07-23
Rear Admiral Spear Heads
u. ). Unit Red Cross Call

Rear Admiral Ray Spear, pay
master general of the United States
Navy, has accepted appointment as
chairman of the governmental unit
Evening star., 1939-07-23
Curocoo's Dutchiness Outdoes
That Along Zuyder Zee
Southbound Vessels
Passengers Advised
On Tonning PeriIs

mrs. Joshua EUans, jr., p1o,
as Jessie FAINT EudnS, is ,Dell
kno,Un to readers OF The Star, Is
on Ddcdtion cruise Dith her
husband to the West Coast of
South America. This is the first
OF series of articles she is urit-
ing describing her trip and the
places she is DiSitingJ
BY JESSIE FAINT EVANS.
You are almost certain you will
miss the boat. for your margin oI
time on your New York connection
seems such a slender one.
Almost miraculously though, your
apparently steel-nerved New York
City taXicab driver brings you
through one of those big traffic
Jams to Pier 81, West Fifteenth
street. Yes, the Santa Rosa is still
at the dock with her gangplanl
down.
At last, with your suitcases ano
bags about you in the stateroom
you catch your breath once again.
with keener realization than ever
before of the wisdom of old Caesars
choice of the word. "impedimenta,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-17
FRAJMAUER.
ROMAN re VSL. Napsl BEDKICH MORAVEC.
ROMAN re VSI.

W 81 pTedstavovala, jak
spocine v jeho+ objet1, jak no
Dude lfbati a konecne dojde k
tomu, mac stale myslla. Nadra
dmula Sc j zrychlenym de-
chem a krev hrnula Sc il jake
v horecce.
La gaceta., 1939-09-15
UN JOVEN DE 81 AMOS He
RID0 POR UN HOMBRE
DE 65

Como resultado de Tn alterca
do ocurrido aver Ell la Florida
University Dermat 2logy, escue-
la situada en- ell 200 de la Gale
de Polk, Spencer Aubrey, de q
amos, un joven de Wauchula, fu6
herido, con diSparos de arma de
fuego, por Felix G.. Coune, de 50
amos, presidente de la escuela.
Aubrey trataba de que lie de-
volvieran ell dinero que su her
mana habia pagado por un cur
so V Coune Sc negaba a hacerlo.
FL anciano manifesto que eI
iovencito lie agredi6 EN- compa-
MIA de dos amigos suyos, Robert
Welborn Y Warren Griffin, Y
que 81 dispar6 hacia ell piso, con
ell fin de ahuyentarlos.
Racibi6 aSistencia el herido,
cuyo estado no es grave, en- G,
Hospital Municipal.
Coune Qued6 detenido y suje-
to a la Investigation iniciada,
La gaceta., 1939-09-15
DEL PUERTO

Dcs vapores americanos, To-
"a Topa y Clare, ell primero pro
cedente de New York y ell Sc
gundo de Baltimore, llegaron a.
yer.
Sc hicieron a la MAJ ell vap0r
noruego Vestvangen, cargado
de MADEIRA para las midas occl-
lentale y los vapores america
2os Colorado, que Sc dirige a
New York, cen carga general !;
Point Ancha, hacia puertos de
"a costa del Pacifico, con car
"a general, y Maltran, cargado
Il fosfato para 10 costa.
Todos los vapores que Sc es-
peran son americanos o norue-
Cos.
La gaceta., 1939-09-15
"BRONCA" EN- LA JUNTA
ESCOLAR DEL d

Con motive del nombramien-
to de la Sra. w. S. Sparkman,
e5posa del tasador de contribu-
clones del condado, para "dec&-
-" de las muchachas que asis-
ten al institute de Plant, se'or!.
gin6 aver un incidente violent1
en- la JUnta Escolar del conda-
DO.
UnO de los miembros de Ia
Junta, J. S. Robinson, de Plant
City, PLANTED la question al de-
cir que la minuta del acta no IS
Jaba completa.
FL superintendent de escue-
as, Mr.. Robinson, manifesto
cue el habia escrito la minuta
tai como el otro Robinson lie ha-
bia dicho y que no eStaba dis,
puesto a ser mono de nadie.
Esto do lugar, luego del con-
siguiente acaloramiento, a que
fuera llamado ell Sr. w. H. Far
rar, miembro de la Junta de A
poderados, quien aclar6 la for
ma en- que Sc recOmendara el
nombramiento.
Durante la discussion Sc dijc
Dor Ell superintendent que e.
nombramiento era innecesariO.
Chiaramonte, que presidia.
ccnvino en- csc puntO.
VarioS cambios Sc acordaror
Y Sc hicieron tambien cuatrC
nuevnS nombramientoS.
La gaceta., 1939-09-15
RADIO

WFLA-62O NBC Features
600 Fred Waring Time
6:15 Baseball Scores
$40 Noodles in Melody
80 Rhyth Serenade
AS Travelogue
100 Lucille Manners Concert
300 Mamie Ferlita, Songs
$3.50 j. Hardin Peterson
8:45 Sulphur Spring Program
900 Musical Memories
$50 Horace Heidi orchestra
10 200 Woody Herman orch.
10 80 Tommy Dorsey orch.
II 100 European News
l. :05 Erskin Hawkins orch.
IL 80 Will Osborne orchestra
II :55 Europen News
WDAE-122O CHS Features
500 Baseball Scores
6:15 Lum & Abner
$50 Professor Quiz
700 Under Western Skies
7:30 To Be Announced
500 West Point of the Air
$50 Round Table Speaker
8:35 Dance Time
8:45 st. Johns Jubilee Singer
900 Movie Preview
$50 Robert Ripley Show
10 800 European News
1905 Edwin c. Hill
1915 Talent Tests
1890 Cab Galloway orch.
IL 100 Tommy Tucker orch.
80 Freddie Martin orch.
200 CHS Chain Dance Music
La gaceta., 1939-09-15
Sc ESTABLECERA AQUI u
MA ESCUELA DE MEGA
NICOS DE AVIACION

La Administration NaciOnal
de la Juventud, segun anunci6
aver Ell Sr. Charles G. LAWN, di
rector en- el eStadO, establera en-
esta ciudad una escuela gratis
de mecanica de aviaci6n.
Ell curse Sc dara a los estr-
diantes en- el campamento De
Soto, situado al norte de la 6a-
rriada de Sulphur Springs.
U~tilizara la eScuela equipo
del ejercito y la marina descar-
tado recientemente del servicio.
OStenta va la direction del
proyecto ell coronel Victor w.
Page, ingeniero aeronautico. de
Washington, que durante la
guerra mundial tuvo a SUI cargo
1900 aeroplanos.
La gaceta., 1939-09-15
FL Dia de Colon
nara los Odd FellOMS

Ell DiG de Colon
para los Odd FelloWs
Las logias latinas de Odd Fel-
lows continGan preparando Ia
fiesta del Dfa de Colon.
Los dos Comites nombrados,
ell de propaganda y ell general,
actGan con la mayor actividad.
Seran huespedes de honor, CO
mo va hemos anunciado, ell Gran
Sire George S. Starrett, de la SO
berana Gran Logia, y distingui-
dos hermanos de la Florida y de
Tampa.
Integran ell Comite de Propa-
ganda los Sres. Phillip Bondl,
presidente, y los sehores Jose
Savarino, Eugenio Anzalone, o.
car Cuervo, Jose A. Puglisi y
Antonio Leto.
La gaceta., 1939-09-15
La gran fiesta del Domingo

La gran fiesta del Domingo
Mucha animation Sc observa
en- los 1ltimos dias para la gran
fiesta del domingo, en- ell Centre
Espanol de West Tampa.
Conocidas familias de Ybor v
West Tampa han separado sus
cubiertOs y esperan pasar la tar
de en- la hermosa casa de los es-
panOles de allende ell rio.
Ell nImero de cubiertos, Sc
gun calculo, llegara a 900 8 mil.
Las Secciones todas realizan
su trabajo atendiendo a la con-
veniencia del pdblico y socios.
La orquesta Sonora, dirigida
por ell professor Victor Gonzalez,
anuncia ell estreno de varias nue.
vas pleas.
Don Francisco tOcara en- la sa
la alta.
Hoy es ell GltimO dia para la
devoluci6n de los tickets" con
Ell fin de facilitar ell calculo pa
ra los cocineros.
La gaceta., 1939-09-15
UNA COMISION INGLESA
VENDRA A COMPRAR ABAS
TECIMIENTOS DE GUERRA

New York, Sep. 15.-Afirma-
Sc en- los circClos bancarios que
una comisi6n inglesa vendra u
este pals para comprar abaSte-
cimientos de guerra. La conf
sin establecera su despacho en-
ell Canada.
Tienese entendido que ell go
bierno frances nombrara otra
comisi6n de la misma clase. En-
la guerra mundial j. p. Morgan
fu6 ell agente de compras para
los gobiernos de Inglaterra y
Francia.
La gaceta., 1939-09-15
LAS ESCUELAS PUBLICAS
Sc ADRIAN Ell LUNES

Sc ADRIAN el lunes las eseue-
as pGblicas del COndado y las
autoridades escolares exigiran
que los ninos deben llevar por
10 menoS. antes de ser admit
dos, dos Semanas en- ell COnda-
do.
Esta disposition Sc crmplira
rigurcsamente.
Las escuelaS preparatorias
para ell bachillerato realizaran
SIS n clipoiones 81 lunes, con la
exception de la Jefferson, que
10 hara hoy y tambien ell lunes.
La gaceta., 1939-09-15
Las PiScinG

LUO A bOCCItU
Hoy Sc cerrara, cumplida la
temporada de veranO, la Pisci-
ma de nataci6n del parque de
CuScaden.
Ell reSultado monetario ha 81
do malo; pero Sc ha probado a
las familias latinas que Ell aqua
es pura y la atencion esmerada.
Mucho nos place felicitar, por
ell trabajo hecho, al atento y eff
ciente personal de la piscina.
compuesto por Clinton, Julia ia
ne y sus ayudantes.
Sc reabrira en- los primerOS
dias del mes de mayo de 1910.
La gaceta., 1939-09-15
LOS JUZGADOS DE PAZ

Ell Gran Jurado del cond =
do mand6 hoy un informe a
los comisionados del condado
solicitando que Sc reduzca a
tres, desde cinco, ell numero
de juzgados de paz.
Mientras en- otras muchas
cosas ell dinero Sc malgasta, la
ofensiva contra los juzgados
de paz Sc inici6 hace varios
meses y Sc mantiene todavia.
La gaceta., 1939-09-15
De vjGje

De VjGje
Embarcaran ell sabado hacia
New York, en- viaje de vacacio-
mes, los estimados amigos y cal-
tos PROFESSIONALS ORES. Ismael
Angulo y Juan Hernandez.
Ali pasaran Is dias, visitan-
do la Feria Mundial.
De la clientele de Hernandez,
hasta su regreso, Sc hara cargo
Ell DR.. Juan Silverio.
Tn viaje feliz deseamos a los
apreciados medicos.
La gaceta., 1939-09-15
DE GUERRA In
GLrSEc A
DOC C-DNATN-CC

Lortros. sept: i--I.a rota
cficiai revela que "a escuadya
inglesa, escoltando varies ".
res mercantes, rechaz6 a oos
submarines alemanes que sc
preparsban para atacar. Los
submarines fueron descubier-
tos a distancia y contra ellos Sc
tomaron las medidaS pertinen-
les.
Il! servicio de escolta a los va
pores mercantes va a ser extern
dido.
La gaceta., 1939-09-15
CICLISTA ~ATROPELLADO

En- la esquina de la avenida
Ross y Gale Ia, en- esta ciudad
una caminoeta atropell6 hoy
al joven Sam Castellano, de IA
amos de edad. que pasaba en-
su blticleta.
Inmediatamente Sc lie llev6
al sanatorio del Centre Astu-
riano, donde fu6 asistido. Su
estado requiere cuidado me-
dico.