davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CASH REGISTER. National; guaranteed
perfect. also cheese slcer and large Dayton
SliCer Met GSSS
Evening star., 1939-03-05

BATHTUBS sinks. basins. toilet tanks and
bowls. drainboardS. etc: new and used at
lowest prices. 929 Fla. ave n W North 1921
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LIBERAL TRADE-IN ON
YOUR OLD WASHER

When you purchase any OF the following
washers: Maytag General Electric. ABC
Apex, the Bendix Home Laundry. Call Dis
trict 400 for a representative to call at
your home to make appraisal. Pay on our
budget plan The palais Royal
Evening star., 1939-03-05

I SCALE. Standard Computing porcela,p
NE new sell reasonable for quick sale
Evening star., 1939-03-05

BEDRM. PIECES metal; occasional tables
excellent for professional Offices: sale rock
bottom prices: are samples and are being
National 55SS
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I COMPLETE FURNISHINGS for one-room
apartment. must be sacrificed: leaving city
Adams $3.50. Mrs Carter
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BEDRM.. Colonial. maple. Apiece really
looks like new; complete with spring and
mattress: sacrifice. Open Sun. Acme
BEDSPREAD. hand crocheted blue: rea-
sonable. Mrs. P. ]. Davenport, sos A
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HINES'
FARM AND GARDEN


MANURE. best srade. COW or horse, 20
bu. Tor S.. delivered and spread: 10 hu.
800. Drop postal. A. Wells, 4o7 NJ
LANDscAPING, pruning, planting. trans
vated." W: G. Waller, eas as Emerson au enG st.
NV Randolph O119.
ORCHARD SPRAYER. $50 gallons. on 1la-
ton truck. Beech Tree Farm. Annandale
I'd. Falls Church 1862 w
LILY AND FISH PONDS cleaned. repaired;
niles and water plants repotted. by ex-
pert grower. oxford OS64.
Well-rotted COW manure. large or small
amounts; quality and quantity guaranteed
LOCUST POSTS WANTED. Call Tubaugh,
Falls Church S60-Wl 5.
FRUIT TREES, shrubs rose bushes pruned.
SPRAYED. fertilized; aZaleas. rhododendrons
mulched and and fertilized; landscaping. Green
WELLssRoTTED COW MANURE. 100 lbs,
,h I5c; 500 lbs, So; rich garden dirt. 100
thesda. Md
EARLY sUMMER R REsUITs stT7S' AMI
dogwoods. 1918 high. Si5: rhodcdendrons.
< TO high. 81 .a5: Norway spruce. . to a,
~ -, 20 to $50; English .boxwoods. 2oc up;
~ FL Kinds eversreens and trees, reasonable.
and American elms. magnolias. Good, rich,
lots; manured topsoil. SIS so ton, soddnp,
ss,an ssseding rock gardens, lily pools, Open
2063.
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COAT--Must sacrifice new $50 Kaplowitz
coat, size II, black trimmed with Persian
Iamo; never worn. 30S South Clifton
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CRIB. large. very good condition; also cleo
trio roaster. used only once teetting large
stovel PA Mass. ave. ne. Apt. sos
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RUG IMPORTER must sell for storage new
Chlnese and other types scatter sizes 10
loxl6, approx. 9x12. low as $3.50 Phone
lor display, Geo. Appel. National a22O 5.
RuGS-Now is the time to save up to 45ca.
charge it, Open NIGHTS and Sunday.
Green Furniture Co.. 5000 Georgia ave.
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MATTRESSES, inner spring. all sizes. S695:
SI5 value Wood 4-poste. beu or a coli
spring -So95: Sl2.95 value. Open eve
1inEs CONVENIENT terms Mastercraft Bed
dins Co.. Inc. l4th and Harvard. Adams
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machines. So I'd All guar, ! year Rent
ING repairing 2412 18th Col. 3o45
SEWING MACHINES-Singer dropheads
and e!ectrlcs: all reconditioned and guar
aNteed; real bargains. GIL 10Th St NV
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CHESTNUT TREES, Hardy NORTH

Easily grown-heavy yieIders Beautify
your home grounds with this interesting
proht making specimen. I strongly recon-
for this territory. and suggest that you or
der generous planting Immediately. Send
Tor FREE booklet and price list. SUNNY
RIDGE NURSERY. Box w. SWarthmore Pa
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SEWING MACHlNES-Console machines,
$3.50; l portable electric, S.5: / treadia
like new. SIS; all guaranteed: all makes of
SSscuums and MACHINES repaired. SINGER
Sewing Machine Co. sos King st Alex
andria. Va, Alex. 412. or Chestnut 49l4
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DEE GEE KENNELS. wire-haired fox ter
rier and Russian wolf hound puppies; |
Boston terrier female: l smooth haired fox
terrier. Does boarded. Take ColeSvlle rd.
q; traffic light in Silver Spring, 3la miles
Shep 31oO
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CAMERA SALE-We are Offering the fol-
low,ns: Six 6lrx9 en-. Film Pack cameras.
S3,65 ca. roll-flm cameras at 81 SIS ca
ca. Ia other used misc. cameras at II the
iisf price SommerS Camera Exchange
morning.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
POULTRY & EGGS

TYPEWRITERS late models. all makes free
delivery: also for sale; low rates; open eve
Blaustein's. 144s Park rd.. Apt r. Col 1925
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DINING ROOM. 10 pieces: beautiful waI-
nut, in, Credenza style. We have marked
this value way down. Our deferred pay
ment plan makes owning this suite a
pleasure. Open niehts and Sunday. Green
Furniture Co.. $500 Georgia ave- Rand.
$500
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IRISH SETTER 4 years old pe6icreed
male Wei trained. ABBY a, 1884 s.:
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MEAL DISPLAY CASE l@-ft Hussman
WIN or without compressor; cost Si 800;
W5lll SELL Ss75. Georgia 2l09 District
1872. Central Furniture Co,
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

P5ENNA HARD COAL. stove, chestnut.
= 90, pea. SO huckWheat $3.50 Poca-
hontaS stove. SlO.5O. egG, SIO15: Logan
egg. $40 Carl Coal Co. Lincoln 2544
SEASONED OAK AND HICKORY any
length $40 cord: delivered and stored
Person Sandy Spring Md Ashton ls2
CHESTNUT hsrdwood. pine blocks. sea-
Write Leo Nazd.n. Spring Hill Md.
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SCOTTIES, Welsh. Wire-Hair Puppies.
SKYLINE KENNELS
VIM. J. Hunter. Phone Fairfax ?s-W-12.
Scottie Puppies, Registered, $40.
1924 Mills Ave. NE North 02S1. 81
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| MEAT REFG. CASES, new. 10 and - TT: o.
~: Walkln guaranteed. must SELL Carly,
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REFR1GERATORS - Big reductions on
brand-new 1888 General Electric refrie-
orators in original factory crates: Norses.
CroSleys. Westinghouses. Kelvinators
ColdSpotS Apex and other standard
makes. Most of these are brand-new. in
erlelnal factory crates, and some are
than, 5ufc off list prices Frigidaires re-
Gonditloned, as low as S29. Easy terms
LlberaI trade-ln allowance. Atlas Appi-
1lt st. NV. Dist. 3737. Open ewes.
REFRIGERATOR, Leonard. almost new.
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FURNITURE-Bankrup stock and floor
samples, rs per cent new: big bargains
Springs. $50 up: mattresses inner-spring
and others. 81 up; coffee tables side tables
up: room size. SO UP Hieh-ciass vani-
ties dressers. chests 81 up Chairs Of
every description. 81 so up Big bargain
IN hish-class sofa. bed studios bedroom,
dining room sets. dinettes. ofice furniture.
New York Furniture Exchange 400 10th
st. NV
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WASHING MACHINE aluminium
square tub model rebuilt: in good condi-
ton: convenient terms, Free trial on new
Maytag & Savage washers Terms as low
b17 10th st. NV. Natl. 216O.
WASHING MACHINES, ~ ABc washers.
will sell at wholesale cost. Example: A
$50 .95 washer will sell for S4664. Guar
anteed for / year. 4S35 Ga. ave. Geo. 22G0.
WATER HEATER. gas 90 gal, slightly
used: cheap for cash Md. Elec. Co., LOG
BALTIC blvd. Hyattsville.
WANT TO BUY OR SELL Nori Take China
Cortez pattern. Shepherd 41s9. S22 Sliso
ave, silver Spring. Nd:
WILL, SACRIFICE; going West; rugs.
paintinRs, Simmons twin beds. complete:
brocaded arm chair iike se+,dn new Electrolux
frieerator. guaranteed solid mahogany
chests. tables, odds and ends. Call North
1863 after l pm.
ANTIQUES. 1922 Wilson Boulevard.
Arlington. Va.
TITS Fun to Look"
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20 COCKER SPANIEL

KERRY BLUE TERRIERS.
Dalhousie. Kennels. Idlywood rd, West
Falls Church, Va
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DIAMOND solitaire, 5-kt. perfect; pawn
500; ticket very cheap; can be seen;
broker Box 1a3-R. Star
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MISUNDERSTANDING nah. Gov. VIM
throp secretary and chair: $50; solid mah
chest drawers. $40; another chest drawers
Sl5; beautiful lounge chair, Sl5, occa-
sectional bookcase Sl3 beautiful 9x1o
rug. like new. $40: large drop-leaf table
So. The Alabama. 10l5 N st. NV. Apt
@ol Dupont 52la. Dealer. Home Sun.
and Mon until q pm
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CHAIRS : Beautiful barrel. lounge and
Channel chairs. Mr.. Green had these pieces
made to his special order The covers
IN rose, blue. green, rust and gold are
truly beautiful and the prices are the
talk of the town. Our budget payment
plan makes buying a pleasure Open
nights and Sunday. Green Furniture Co,
$500 Ga. ave Rand $500
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BATH OUTFIT-3-piece set, S33.S5 up;
includes new toilet outfit with new white
seat new layatory with new fittings, good
used tub Win new fittings. Largest selec-
ton IN the city of both new ard used
sinks. pipe and fittings at low prices!
HECHINGER co 4-SJQREG-
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ANTIQUES solid mahogany Hepplewhite
shield-back chairs. one arm. two side:
Chinese teakWood settee. Priced for quick
Sale. For informa atlon call Michigan GIG
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ANTlSUES-QNeen Anne IOWbov. flne con-
dl,ion' other FURNITURE. CHINA: STER-
LING SILVER: reduced prices. MURRAY
GALLERIES. 1s24 goth ST. NV. DUP.
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BED. mahogany complete: also chair;
reasonable. Call Emerson 1850
BED, 4-poster walnut. spring and inner
spring mattress. S15. Columbia 9377-J.
BED bow-end double walnut, spring and
mattress: 81 / Call WondleY 400
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AEROPlAkES.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

A. C. MOTOR, "a to > hp; rotary floor
waxing machine, wise tool slides. = vacuum
cleaners, sewing machine coal blower No
dealers. 1881 Lanier pl. NV. Adams 5766.
ADDING CHINES-BurroUghs, $3.50;
many other BARGAINS Rentals, - per
month. Capitol Typewriter Co, 1909 Eye
st U W National 4SnS
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BED and coil spring, SIS; chids 3-wheel
bicycle. nearly new So; Lionel electric
airplane, So. Randolph 1929. No dealers
BED, Beauty Rest mattress, chair chif-
fonier, bookcase, sewing table, mirrors. por-
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ANTIQUE SET OF CHAIRS. chest of draw
ers. brass andironS, card tables, odd pieces
of glass and china, etc 300 Jenlfer st.
n
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ANTIQUE COLONIAL SOFA Also repro
duction of early colonial desk; splendid
condition; very reasonable. Georgia 4435.
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ANTIQUE WALNUT TILT-TOP TABLE.
SIS walnut dressing table. SIS; chairs old
glass. 5HOl Wisconsin ave. NV.
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BABY BED good condition, electric perco-
lator. dishes, chair. clothes hamper, hall
mirror. wicker stroller and child's toys.
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CHEST OF DRAWERS-Looks like new;
cheap. Open Sun: Acme Moving e. Stor-
age Co. 46lS 14th St NV
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INTRODUCING ECKER FARMS.

Pnciv,oroG T..- -. Ill VI
tested, Free from tuberculosis and Bangs
elSea,e Popular Island blood line; over
iuo- mead: Clean, young stock for sale
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TIQUES-Cherry drop-leaf table S;35;
small chest, SIS; gentleman chair. S45;
ali refiniShed Chestnut S52S
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BATTERY CHARGING lighting and power
plant volt. Ss-hp. gas engine, @o0-watt
generator; slightly used: cost $50 sell
for S55 including new battery cable and
three o0-watt lights; demonstrate. Dupont
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RUGS, used all sizes good condition.
Phone Natl. 2O36, Monday after s am
RUGS oxl"). (sx10), Oriental design, per-
lecs condition: sacrifice fraction of value.
lOl Rlttenhouse st. NV, Apt. 3
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BED, chid's. Spring and mattress youths
size, Sl3: chifforobe. So: also bureau to
match, So. Columbia 247.
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BOATS.
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AN EXCELLENT

RUNABOUTS. 2; j open l with cab. and
24-h.p. johnson; l hydroplane. Dupont
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Puppies. choice registered specimens E. B.
MCINTYRE, on Georgia ave. extended. miles
at sign in lane to farm at Glenmont
Heights. Telephone Kensinston 245-W.
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AUTO GENERATORS EXCH.. So 50; new,
guar; electricians on all cars: motor bear
1nss, repairs, reWinding. Carty, 1908 14tn.
AUTO WRECKING CRANE. 3-ton. 656
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BASEMENT AND WALL WATERPROOF
ING applications complete Phone John j.
McPhaul North 6223
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BAND BOX DRY CLEANING MACHINE,
complete, perfect condition, $3.50 casn.
(irefnNnnd RS
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CRYSTAL FIXTURE. 5-candle; Lawson .
cushion sofa in muslin slip cover. table
| lamps. $500 pr; small table opens to
seat TO- can be used in living room or
olnette' end tables. coffee table. only 8
months old. 53lh l4th st. NV.
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CLOTHING-Men's new and slightly used
suits. topcoats and overcoats. s.. 81 arm
$3.50 each Best selection. Save money
Dixie Pawnbrokers' Exch., Ills H ST. ne.
Open eve. to pm, Sun. till 2 pm.
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CLOTHING. suits. > brown: | Tuxedo.
size 40 tall. slightly used but in perfect
CONDITION; price. SIS each. Call Adams
1923" for appointment
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ADDING MACHINES Burroughs, Wales.
Dalton. So; small model; sacrifice. Blau-
stems. 1iiS Park rd., Ant : Col. 1928,
ANDIRONS domestic and imported FIRE
place equipment, new and old; prices
reduced; antiques in brass and bronze.
GEORGETOWN BRASS SHOP. 30:}3 NJ n W
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BEDS-There are a good many wood and
metal beds with springs and mattresses
from as low as 81 complete All swell
buys. Open Sun. Acme Moving & Storage
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BEDROOM. walnut. modernistc suite; it
looks like new and YOU will be amazed
at thes price. Open a charge account
with us Open evenings and Sunday
Georgia Antique Shoppe, 4612 14th ST. NV
Gnnrpia QEnn
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BEDROOM 3-pece maple 5000 If you
want to be amazed inspect this value. Open
nights. and SUNDAY With tins value a
ment plan makes it cooyenient gtiter for pSy- Won
Green Furniture Co.. $500 Georgia ave
Randolph $500
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ANTIQUEs-Furnituro glass. china brass.
Sheffield peuter; also hand-hooked rugs
Ruth A. Sinsaboueh. Purcelville. Va.
ANTIQUES, from estate. Heirlooms in
ture. Edelson, 6LS 5th St NV.
ANTIQUE WING CHAIR. Louis XVI. beau
tifully carved. gold leaf frame loose
cushion. 1127 9th st. NV
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BATHTUB ST; wall radiators So to S5
elec refgs., TO : ft new 50o-gaI
copper heating coil. S25; coal heater and
roller boX-feed for shipping dept. $40;
toilet without tank, 81. Want 75 feet hall
runner. Janitor. 14I5 Col. rd
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-18
HITLER MAY MEET.
 DOOM SAYS RABBI
William Greenfield Lauds Samuel Welles COndem=
 nation of Germany

Rabbi William P. Greenfield, speaking at the weekly services last night in Beth-El synagogue said that Hitler cannot keep expanding as he has in the past year without meeting his own doom.
 Rabbi Greenfield expressed indig- nation about the leaders of the democratcies who have allowed things to continue as they have. He pointed out that Prime Minister Chamberlain merely said he "re- gretted" actions by Hitler until yes- terday when he strongly protested Hitler's coup in the Czecho-Slova- kia. He praised Sumner Welles con- demnation of the Hitler policies.
 The Palestine exhibition held last night at the synagogue will be re- peated tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-18

Even though he could see what?"
 what you can't. That you're losing your wife. That you and your eternal medicine, your thoughtless- ness, are killing our love.
 T don't love Eric. There was nothing wrong in his loving me. He's been in love with me ever since the first time we met. He didn't tell me so, but I know. Don't hate Eric. The kiss was as much my fault as his - and it meant nothing.
 T love you, Alan. I'm your wife. I've done nothing to deceive you. You forced Eric and me to be together. You left me with him, If you blame anyone, blame your self.
 "A thousand Fries couldn't make me stop loving you. There's only one man that can make me do that-youl"
 Alan stared at the floor. Emily talked on but her voice carried only meaningless tumble of words to his ears. The anger that had risen within him died. The hurt he had felt left him numb. Eric. Emily. His patients. The three drummed against the door of his soul as thoughts mad, wild thoughts - clamored in bedlam through his mind.
 He could find no hate in his heart for Eric. Emily was right. Eric had fought against a love for Emily, older than his own. He had fought fairly, too, and Alan, blindly, had only made the battle the more difficult. Alan had in- sisted that he come to the dance, forced him to bring Emily home. He had placed every temptation in the mans way. He wondered if he would have been as courageous as Eric-if he would have left.
 And Emily. That she had been true to him, that she still loved him, Alan did not doubt. Coming to Sumner hadn't been easy for her; giving up all the pleasures, all the fun, all the friends she had known. That had been her battle How many nights had she cried in this house, as the walls of loneliness closed in on her? Medicine he pres- cribed would cure aches of the body, but could anything repair the in- jury done to her very soul?
 His patients. How they depend- ed on him, how they trusted him, believed in his ability. In his care for them had he forgotten Emily's happiness? Could they supply the love, the devotion she gave h i'm? His father, doctor here before him had expected him to watch over all of them. Did his father ask this sac rifice? The decision was his. What should 1t be?
 (T0 Be Continued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-18
CHAPTER X

Alan was sitting beside the fire place as Emily entered the house paused with her back against the closed door. Fries car roared away.
 "Oh - hello, honey" Alan said glancing up. "Why didn't Eric come in?"
 "He had to get back to the dam," Emily answered. We didn't know you were here"
 T was waiting for you. Did you have a good time?"
 Emily walked to him, sat on the floor beside his chair, so that she could rest her head on his knee. His fingers caressed her cheek. She did not answer.
 Grandma Frank had a bad fall," Alan went on. We were able to set the break all right, but she may not pull through She's 30, you know"
 "Uh huh," Emily replied, va cantly.
 She's grand old lady. Wasn't the least bit excited. Her daugh- ter was upset, though, and Grand ma laid there and scolded like she wasn't hurt at all. She"
 I'm not interested in Grandma
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-18
CHASE FOREMEN
 DANCE AT ELTON

The fourth annual St. Patrick's night dinner and dance of the Chase Brass & Copper Co. foremen was held at The Elton last night. Fifty couples attended. Music was by Jo- seph DiPietro and his orchestra. Raoul Beaudette was chairman of the program committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-18
ADVICE TO BULB GROWERS

New York-Experts from Holland nave decided that tulip bulbs should be planted fairly deep in the north- eastern seaboard area of the United States. On the grounds of the New York Worlds Fair 1889, there is abiut six inches between the top of the bulb and the surface of the soil.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-18

1 The chairman of the town school committee, Howard F. Baldwin, ex- plained Thursday the purpose of the pictures which were taken of Humiston school pupils and caused some complaints by parents. The school board has inaugurated a folder system this year which will give a complete record of the pupil and the work done during the ele- mentary and high school attend ance.
 This record will include a physi- cal report, personality study by teachers and scholastic record. The folder makes it possible to quickly determine what work has been &C., complished by the pupil and the manner in which 1t was done.
 Space for a photograph is includ- ed in the folder and the board has arranged to have small pictures taken without cost to the town. Chairman Baldwin wishes to emphasize that purchase of the pie lures by pupils is voluntary. Pupils do not have to buy the pictures and the board has received num- Der of complaints where this point has been misunderstood.
 HOspitalized
 Mrs. Frederick c. H. Carder of Maple avenue is undergoing treat ment at New Haven hospital.
 A silver tea will be conducted by the Junior Aid society of the Con- gregational church at the home of Mrs. Theodore E. Davis of Maple avenue on March q at 2:30 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-18
TOWN HALL HOLDS POULTRY MEETING Data on Marketing of Eggs Given By State Col-
 lege Speaker
CHESHIRE NEWS
Hubert Rigney Cheshire Phone 334

Cheshire, March 18 Thursday evening a poultry meeting was held in the town hall Poultry problems were discussed. w. F. Lewis, of Connecticut State college, gave data on marketing of eggs and motion pictures were shown. Charles H. Pearsall and Roy E. Jones also spoke.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-18

The characters and situations in this story are wholly fictional.
 
 CAST OF CHARACTERS ALAN WARREN - Ambitious young country doctor. EMILY WARREN = Alan's wife. ERIC KANE - Construction en- gineer.
 DIR. FARRELL - Alan's elderly associate.
 Yesterday: Eric takes Emily home from a dance, decides to say goodby. But instead he kisses her. Then he leaves abruptly, realizing what he has done to Alan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-18
. STORIES
 IN STAMPS
Angolo--AdoIf Moy Annex 1t

WHATEVER comes out of the
 " new German demands for CO., lonial expansion, Angola may find itself a prize in the diplomatic grabbag.
 Angola is a strip of Portuguese territory in South West Africa. It boasts a 1O00-mile coastline run- ming south from the mouth of the great Congo river. Its area is nearly 500,000 square miles. And it is rich in the raw materials which Nazi Germany must have to bolster up her ambitious program.
 There have been rumors that Germany was considering negotia- tions to lease parts of Angola for 99 years. Angola, in any event, needs security and is located pre- cariously. Germany might, for in- stance, repay Portugal in armed support in Europe jittery beyond imagination.
 In any event Angola looms as a precious prize for Germany, what with her gold, silver, man. ganese, cotton, copper and rubber. Angola also produces coffee, palm oil, ivory, cattle and hides, and dried salt and fish. All of these, it must be remembered, are needed in Germany today.
 Whether Germany could suc- cessfully colonize the territory is another question. Angola has about 3,000,000 inhabitants. There are about 10000 foreigners, of whom 90 per cent are Portuguese. Some program might be worked out to recognize Portugal's colo-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-18

nal sovereignty, but which would give Germany vie tai trade rights at the same time. A stamp of Angola issued in 1922 is shown here. Por- tugal has owned A n go ] a continu- ously since 1875. !, NEA Service, Inc.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-18
Fred Baker Better

Improvement is reported in the condition of Frederick s. Baker of South Main street, who has been i'll at his home for the past week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-18

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