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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-18
Real Estate For Exchange

WILL EXCHANGE fully-tenanted
three apartment frame dwelling IN
desirable corner location Hopkins
vile, Kentucky: value, 5000, for
Connecticut farm or camp. Write
for photos. Alton Ketchum, 307
East 44th ST., New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-18
Educational

BALLROOM = Private or class,
special class for nigh school pupils
now forming. Regina Leonard 5-0O15
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-18
Auto Parts & Accessories

BATTERIES $325-Oil, 2 gal. Coo.
No rental or road charge. Georges
Tire g. Battery. 1913 So Main
4-9467.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-18

LOUIS A. WALSH : ARCHITECT
Ill West Lain st.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-18

BIG SALE - Chickens zoe &c ID.
Broilers. tic Id. to 6, ST. N. E.
Poultry Mkt, 81 Jefferson. 228
Baldwin. 1884.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-18

ATTRACTIVE-1St floor, s rooms
Newly redecorated inside mad out.
H. w. Il. Garage. 268 Pine street.
1880.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-18

FOR QUICK SERVICE on Tires ana
Batteries call 3-590S. Batteries re-
charged. soc: fats fixed 35c: road
service Csc. Somma Auto Supply
234 East Main St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-18
Employment

LADIES How would you like to carr
$40 a week part time or more full
time? Call 3-4418 for appointment
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21

When two little boys or girls
quarrel every time they get together,
II needs some attention. Watch
these two carefully. Don't take their
word for II always. Quietly observe
the reasons for their spats.
II Freddy Is not being fair and
wants first turn, first choice and
the biggest piece OF candy, and
Jimmy gets mad and goes after
him with tho only we apons he
knows, fists, who rs 10 blame?
Freddy may BIO your child or he
may DO the visitor. In any case he
ID really the inStigator OF the trou-
bic.
THwARTED RAGE
IL MADDENING
Maybe Jimmy only cries instead
az kicking and Freddy makes fun
OF him. This ID the most inaddening
thing OF oil. Jimmy has been told
never 10 hurt O friend. He ID dis.
armed. 30 he expresses his resent
fnent IN tears. He may easily get
the name cry-baby from other chill
dren, Just because he Is 10 constant
ly frustrated and feels such injuS-
tice.
II two children arc pretty
evenly matched and both can hold
their own. think ] should let
them settle II alone. II the scrap
ping gets too regular, call o con-
ference with tho other mother
talk II over, decide that they need
O warning, and give II.
After that II both children keep
on with their fighting, both need
10 be dressed down O bit. Choose
your own way. I think that chi.
dren need 10 feel that there Is q
law 10 stop any shenanigans, and
10 know that the law can use O
heavy hand when necessary.
Half the time children quarrel
because they haven't anything
interesting 10 do. Get them things
10 do. Suggest games. Snow them
how 10 make things together. A
common interest Is the tie that
binds. II Is the secret Of good fell
iowship.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21

Jumper outfits have always been
first In the hearts OF the "pigtail''
set. They make THE perfect day
after-day style. For though worn
constantly, they will never become
monotonous with a supply OF fresh
blouses Oh hand. This smart style
by Claire Tilden, Pattern 035, in-
cludes three pieces: q Jumper, q bo-
lero and q blouse. The front and
back panels OF the skirt rise 10
high points at the waistline--a cur
rent, Rrown-up style feature. The
slanting straps are set-in 10 stay
put on the shoulders, and may be
colorfuliy button trimmed. Notice
the crisp little blouse with Its cap or
puffed sleeves. You may trim II
with lacy edging II you like For
chill winter days or for Spring out
door wear later, the cute bolera will
come In handy. A perfect outfit for
an active kiddie--order your pat
tern this very dayI
Pattern 63B Is cut In childrcn's
sizes 4, Q, 9. 10 and ~. Size 0. jump
err, requires Ia yards 30 inch fab
rio and blouse. ga yard contrast /.
bolero and Jumper, 7-8 yards 36
inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS ti5c) In
coins for this pattern. WRITE
CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS
AN DSTYLE NUMBER.
Send orders TO the Waterbury
Democrat Pattern Department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21
WHAT? NO PRESENT FOR AUNT MEHTTABEL?
DON'T WORRY THESE WILL SAVE THE DAY
Even Beginner
Can Use These
Simple Recipes
ed paper; let stand several hours
to harden. Out crogswise In Ia
inch slices. Makes GA slices.

co paper leO bVAuu beVeTAl AOClTh
to harden. Out crogswise In Ia
inch slices. Makes "a slices.
Dipping Chocolate caramsIs
One cup sugar, "a cup light
corn syrup, 8 squares dipping
chocolate, Ia teaspoon salt ! Ia
cups heavy cream.
Combine sugar, corn syrup.
chocolate, salt and Ia cup cream
Place over low flame and stir
constantly until sugar Ii dissolved
and mixture boils. Continue boil
ing until O small amount Of mix
ture forms a soft ball In cold wa
ter (238 degrees F., stirring con-
stantly. Add Ia cup cream and
again boil TO 238 degrees r., STIR
ring constantly. Add remaining
10 cup cream and boil slowly
until q small amount Of mixture
forms o firm ball In cold water
(246 degrees F., stirring con-
SANITY. Pour into slightly but
tered pan, ex4 inches. Do not
scrape pan. Let stand until cold.
Mark with knife In ga inch
squares and turn out on cold slab,
turning top side up; cut In
squares, using full length OF long
sharp blade. Let stand In cool
place 2 TO 3 hours 10 dry. Wrap
each caramel In waxed paper,
Makes 40 caramelS.
Or Use mixture for Caramel
Nut Roll.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21

Jessie Simpson, who proved her
high courage by pitching In and
modelling for artists to get money
to buy herself artificial legs and
then set herself up as owner OF a
beauty shop-haS also proved she
has o lot OF good, hard, common
sense.
She didn't let her finance talk
her into marriage right after the
accident.
She had q hard fight 10 make
and she wanted 10 make II alone.
A fight against feeling sorry for
herself, against thinking that she
might as we'll give up working
toward and planning for the kind
OF life she had dreamed Of when
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21
THE
Ponder Well Your Handicaps
Before Considering Marriage

she took her young mans ring.
KNOW THYSELF"
Is SOUND ADVICE
Well, she won the fight. She
also practiced walking on her
artificial legs 80 much that she
can now do anything - drive q car,
dance, play golf, do her own
homework.
She has decided that she Is
ready for marriage. That She can
enter II now without being hapd-
icapped.
The average girl would enter
marriage with fewer handicapS II
she would take the time Jessie
Simpson has taken 10 figure things
out and try as hard TO compen-
safe for her shortcomings.
The trouble Is. Jessie Simpson
knew that she was handicapped.
But the girl who hasn't the slight.
est notion OF how TO make o home
doesn't think she Is handicapped
at all.
She doesn't even realize II after
her marriage rs all washed up.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21
QUESTIONS q ANSWERS
Hives


I had had hives over O period Of
three months. Called three physi-
clans during that period, also con-
suited O "near-doctor," as you would
call him Tan advertising healer), oil
to no avail. Then / wrote 10 you FOR
advice, began taking calcium and
vitamin d as you recommended ~
your monograph on hives, and OBJ
tanned immediate relief. Hives dis
appeared and never returned. tMrs
G. r. 81
Answer--Qlad to send on request
O monograph (treatise) on hives TO
any reader who provides stamped
envelope bearing his address. Also,
II you wish, instructions for High
Calcium Diet, Calcium Feeding, W.T.
amins Everybody Needs.
Constipation
Does the use OF milk or cream
with tea and coffee tend TO cause
constipation
Answer: NO. Send ten cent coin
and stamped envelope bearing your
address and ask for booklet 1.-THE
Constipation Habit" No food Is con-
stipatiflg; some FOODS are less lax
alive than others.
Surface Water
Well about 20 feet deep, surface
water. Neighhors say surface water
will cause hardening OF arteries. a.
r. F.
Answer-If the water Is free from
contamination or pollution II makes
no difference whether II Is surface
water or from the deepest well. NO
reason TO imagine any water with
satisfactory taste ever causes hard
ening OF arteries or other injury to
health-no matter how hard or soft
the water may be.
Sahara Season Now On
Have found cocoa butter unsatis-
factory for dry. scaly skin. Would
appreciate list OF foods 10 supply skin
oil. tMrs. @. r. M
AnSwer-Avoid soap and water
Cleanse skin with oil. Humidity at
mosphere excessively dried out by
artificial heating. Send twenty-five
cent coin and one cent stamped en-
velope bearing your address, for
booklet Save Your Skin.'
Beverages
Please give us some OF your
sound istruction and advice about
the use Of "a beverage) ~ q subSti-
tute for coffee. and also explain
about the effects Of tea cocoa and
coffee. tS.B.W)
Answer-The subject was dealt
with In O series Of articles In this
column the past year, and Is dealt
with In detail In ninety page book
let "Feeders Digest" together with
foods and diet In general. For copy
send twenty-five cent coin and one
cent stamped envelope bearing your
address.
protected by John p. Ollie co..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21


Are you inviting your crowd 10
watch the old year out with you?
You can have o grand time with
such stunts as Candlelight Fortunes
which reveal 10 each his fate for
io40l
AS the witching hour approaches
arrange IL candles In q sefii.circle,
each one named for O month OF
the year. Then blindfold the guests
In turn, allow everybody ono puff
at the candles Reiight the candles
for each.
Perhaps Jim gives q mighty puff,
blowing out four candles - April,
June, october and November. That
means four fateful months next
year for Jimi TO find out what
happens IN each he draws four
fortunes from o box OF fortunes you
have written OH slips OF paper.
First nc draws the slip for April
"a pleasant surprise. A vital letter
will come In June, business success
In october. In November "a new,
important friend.
And 10 keep the fun sizzling you
will want 10 play other crackerjack
games such as Bucking Bronco,
Nursery Rhymesters!
Our 32-page booklet has lively
games for every season and kind
Of party. Gives icebreakers, BRAIN
teaserg, action games, fortune stunts
everything 10 give you and your
guests O roilicking time.
Send i0c In coin for your copy
OF PARTY GAMES FOR ALL oC.
cAgfoNs 10 The Waterbury Demo.
crat. Home Service. $50 Sixth Ave,
New York. N. X. DC sure TO write
plainly your NAME. ADDRESS, and
the NAME OF Booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21

nad Dotn legs
cut off under q
train.
She was en-
G q 9 e d 10 be
married - b u :
she / o | d the
man she loved
that their en-
gagement " q s
Off.
j q n u q ry II
she Is going TO
marry the man
s h o tried TO
gilt"
A n d she Is
so Sisfied / II q I
she will make
him q 9 o o d
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21
SOAKING EASES DISH WASHING

The daily task OF washing dishes
o greatly diminished II the cooking
utensils arc soaked IN soapy water
as soon as the food is removed
from them. Hot water and good
suds will cut grease and remove
stuck foods IN fifty, II The food
" really burned onto the pan and
Stubbornly refuses TO bulge, par
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21
BY RUTH MILLETT

Two years ago Jessie Simpson
must have thought that her life
was ruined beyond anything she
could do.
The lovely, laughing eyed 49,
year-old beauty contest winner
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21
Homemade Candy
Can Be Whipped
Up In No Time
81 81 81
BY MRS. GAYNoR MADDOX
NEA Service Staff Writer

NEA service STAN Wrtter
"I made them myself" written on
the card attached to a box Of
Christmas candles gives pleasure
two ways. There is still time to set
aside few hours for the satisfy
ing activity of making candies for
the festivities, either to serve at
home or to give to your friends. The
excellent recipes given below have
been worked out so carefully that
even the beginner will be sure Of
success.
| Glace Nuts
Two cups sugar, ! cup boiling
water, l-3 teaspoon cream Of tar
tar, Shelled nuts.
Pour ingredients In saucepan
stir and heat to boilinge point.
Wash Off sugar which adhereg to
side of pan with q brush dipped
In cold water. Boil without STIR
ring to $40 degrees r., or until
syrup begins TO discolor. Remove
saucepan at once from fire and
place in pan of Ice water imme-
diately to stop boiling. Then put
In pan Of hot water to prevent
SYRUP from hardening. Drop
few nuts into syrup. Dip them out
one by one, and place on flat
creased surface. Continue to drop
In nuts and remove until syrup Is
all used.
Caramel Nut Roll
One cup chopped walnut meats
recipe Dipping Chocolate Cara
mels, l recipe Fondant,
Sprinkle nuts In two slightly
creased pans, 8x8 inches. Pre-
pare dipping Chocolate Caramel
mixture and pour carefully over
nuts IN pans. When cold. remove
from pans. Spread prepared Fon-
dant evenly on plain surface Of
caramel using one-half OF Fon-
dant for each sheet. Roll tightly
as for jelly roll and wrap In wax
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21


want when they
want II. They are
spunky enough 10
fight for II gen.
orally, bless
them; and they
come right out
and call names,
or push or slap,
which Is not very
genteel, but at
least Is honest.
Children you see,
are elemental 10
o great degree.
7 hey We TO
lann.a naaiALlaAa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21
ToMORRow's MENU

BREAKFAST: Orange Juice,
becan, rolls, current Jelly.
coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Spanish ONE.
let, Melba toast, fruit salad,
cheese, crackers, tea, milk.
DINNER: Hamburger balls
In tomato sauce, baked pota.
toes, baked squash, shredded
cabbage and pineapple salad.
chocolate layer cake, stewed
fruit, coffee. milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21
Of Interest
To Women

Have you q houseiioId problem
10 solvee Write your question
clearly. sign your name and ad'
dress. enclose q three scent postage
stamp and mail 10 The Woman'S
Editor. Washington Service Bu'
reaU. The Democrat, 1918 18th
street. Washington, d. G" Tor u
personal reply.
q. How can O rug be cleaned with
out O vacuum cleaner 10 that the
house will not be filled with dust7
We live on a dirt road and Our car
pets get very dusty.
A. Soak newspapers In warm wa.
ter and squeeze out the water until
the paper Is dry enough not 10 drip
Tear In small pieces and scatter
over the carpet. Sweep slowly with
q good broom, beginning In the CEN
ter OF the room. Sweep one half OF
the room ut q time. The moist paper
will keep the dust from flying and
the moisture will be good for the
carpet.
q. Does vaseline make hair grow
on the face7
A. There Is no proof that vaseline
or other greasy preparations make
hair grow.
Q. About how much water should
be used In O home humidifier when
the room temperature rs kept at 70
degrees F.2
A. At least O gallon day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21
QUINTET REUNITED

Lupe velez, Leon Enrol, Donald
Woods, Linda Hayes and Elisabeth
Rlsdon, who comprised the east Of
RKO Radios recent "1he Girl From
Mexico" are reunited III the cur-
rent sequel, Mexican spitfire."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21

TALLY fiji the pan with hot water,
add more soap and BRING TO slow
boil. Then, II necessary, scour With
a non abrasive cleanser. Soak uten-
sis that have been used for eggs
doughty mixtures or milk In cold
water. Rinse pans In sealding water
and dry with absorbent towel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21
---RkAuER,
Clarifying
Yourself
BY Alicia Hart
NEA Service STAR writer

NEN service sMH WRITER
For excessively oily hair, a promi-
nent Fifth Avenue beauty shop rec
ommends an occasional tar jelly
treatment.
First, the hair Is thoroughly
brushed Then handfuls OF the Jelly
tar are applied and the scalp Is
lightly masSaged from five to ten
minutes, At the end OF that time,
quarter OF cup OF tepid water
Is poured on the jelly-saturated hair.
This forms q thick lather, OF course,
Massage with lather is continued for
three more minutes, followed by
continuous rinsing with q strong
hand spray.
The rinsing Is oil important The
salon which features the tar jelly
treatment for an oily condition
sprays the hair for at least Ave min
utes, then finishes with a rinse made
from special water softener pow
der, This leaves the hair soft In
spite Of the drying effects OF the
massage with the tar Jelly.
TRY LEMON RINSE
FOR DRY, BRITTLE HAIR
fVi huA Which, 10 wv NAS ullu biINt
and therefore pretty difflcult TO
manage, lemon rinses are recon-
mended, TO give yourself lemon
rinse, simply add the strained Juice
of two fresh lemons TO the next TO
the last bowl OF rinslng water. Fin
ish with q clear rinse and dry by
hand, II possible.
Remember that brushing Is the
great cure-all. Experts recommend
u nightly workout with a good brush
whether hair Is dry, oily or Just
normal. Furthermore, It's good
idea to keep on hand q tonic espe-
cially designed TO cure whatever
scalp defect you happen TO have
BE sure to use II exactly according
10 direction.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21

dislike they very strong with
don't him supports
worked could again she wanted but she
let him Anyhow they h him full of tales
they just convinced him that
am should marry With drinking 70
childhood this trouble with the
loved feel much older than Unhappy
years and have had them Please give comfort
BELLE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21
UNIQUE ROMANCE

The strange romance between 0
beautiful gypsy girl and n deformed
outcast Ia the theme OF THE Hunch.
back OF Notrc Dame RKO Radios
spectacular screen version OF the
Victor Hugo classic In which Charles
Laughton is starred.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21

Thrilling giin-battles and fist
fights punctuatc the swift action OF
Legion OF the Lawless." RKO RIA
dos newest George O'Brien western.
The star plays q young lawyer who
cleans up border town.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21

Distinguished by lack Of esageera.
ton and undue exercise Of dramatic
license, Rfko Radios polarization
Of the Robert n. Sherwood Pulitzer
Prize play. "Abe Lincoln IN Illinois. "
rs the most authentic story Of Lin.
coins life ever presented.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21
Caroline
Chatfield
Man or Boy in Love Works According to Certain Pat
tern: Well Known to All.
DEAR MISS cHATF1ELD;
Says Today


There people things life
them When young around
different boys and while I'll admit drank and smoked
did anything did anything that would
Then a
dapproved friends
gave them up girl admired What
1 getting mep
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21


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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21
10TH SCREEN ROLE

Although ne went 10 Hollywood
lust for 0 visit" seven years ago,
Arthur Hohl, currently seen o. the
william IN RK0 Radios "The Thor
oughbreds," plays his tooth screen
part.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21
RAISING A FAMILY
Let Children
Settle Own
Squabbles
by OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

II two playmates quarrel ell the
time, should we:
A. Hunt for new companions?
d. See II one Is trying TO tease or
torment the other and thus cause
stormy resentment?
G. Tel Them they simply have 10
ret along better?
ID. Punish both Of them TO make
them behave?
Children usually want what they
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21

tssssd eEH'.n &C..
Madison street, NhtcmwO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21


s ,"'nm. s''ers ""snnhe 10" Qualification WIN be
49,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21

Angora hood makes the sports cap
par excellence, Is up to the minute
In evening wear, and would be n
very much appreciated Christmas
gift. Pattern No. X 345 contains
complete instructions. TO order this
pattern, send Is cents In coin or
stamps TO Needlework Dept Water
bury Democrat, p. o, Box AZ, sta
ton O., New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21
ANSWER:

child the friend whom doesn't
he did love he wouldn't let his family tce you though
admit early wasn't above criticism he loved
would believe innocence and he Wouldn't marriage
because of his famiyS prejudice against you
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21

How do know I'll tell you young cid work according
certain pattern when they trusting
benefit doubt They mportunatc their
ntolerant
take Temporarily mt
nothing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21

What sensible girl wants to boy that doesn't and
has given her ample proof that he doen Now along
sensible child quit crying fish that away
fun OF bigger, better fishing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21

office treatments which do not re.
quire any interruption Of the pa
TENTS usual activities, II seems
more foolish than ever before for
any one with any kind Of rectal
trouble to put off q proper medical
examination and intelligent treat
lnent.
Now II any one chooses 10 resent
this lesson, we'll, after all 1t takes
all kinds Of people to make 0 world
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21

Grevng disappointment In this life
Crying bad breaks doesn't
fer the good breaks and surely keep fighting
CAROLINA CHATFIELD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21
TcDay'S Popular Design
BY Carol Aimes

S0R SPORTS. EVENING WEAR
OR CHRISTMAS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-21
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CHRISTMAS EVE PUDDING

prepared by
Your NeWspaper-Betty creeker Home Service pOpal
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Phili-Southeustern
Club Holds Banquet

James G. Wingo, Filipino news
paper correspondent, was toastmas-
ter yesterday at banquet of the
Phili-Southeastern Club of South
eastern University in the Willard
Hotel.
The club, recently formed by Fill
pino students at the school, was
addressed by DR.. Diosdado M. Yap,
its first president, and heard read
an expression of regret from Rep
resentative Randolph of West Vir-
ginia, who is in New York City,
that he was unable to speak.
Philippine government officials,
educators and lawyers of the island
and members of the Southeastern
faculty also attended the affair.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Goodwill Industries
Services Listed

DR.. w. L. Darby, executive secre-
tary of the Washington Federation
of Churches, will be guest speaker
Tuesday at 8:l5 am. at the chapel
services of Goodwill Industries, 1918
New Hampshire avenue NV.
The Rev. j. w. Lofts of Silver
Spring Md Baptist Church Is to
speak Wednesday morning and the
Thursday services will include spir-
ituals sung by the Industries Col
ored Glee Club.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
The call was issued by Norris 81.

The call was issued by Morris ST.
mon, Morris Cafritz and Tsidore
Hershf1eld, co-chairmen of last
years successful campaign. AT to-
morrow's meeting officers will be
elected, dates set and a quota fixed
The local drive will be part of q
national campaign to raise several
million dollars this year for refugee
aid and rehabilitation work in Pal
estine. Groups united in last years
campaign were the American jew
ish Joint Distribution Committee,
the United Palestine Appeal and the
National Co-ordinating Committee
for Refugees.
1t was pointed out that the plight
of Jews in Europe has grown pro-
gressively worse since last years
campaign, with the dismemberment
of Czecho- -Slovakia expected to add
another prosecuted minority to that
created by German annexation of
Austria.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Mississippi Steomer to Race
California Bout-by Radio

ST. LOUIS. March 25.-Commo-
dore Edward Koenig announced to-
day he had accepted a challenge by
the San Francisco Chamber Of Com
merce to race his river steamer,
City of st. Louis, against the Cali
fornia- owned boat, Delta Queen, on
April %.
But it will not be the projected
race from New Orleans to st. Louis
in an endeavor to lower the record
of the Robert E. Lee, which was
planned by Mr.. Koenig last fall. The
race will be run by radio.
Commodore Koenig will start .at
Alton, ILL.,. and come down the Mis-
sissippi River to St. Louis, while
the California craft will race from a