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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-02-10
Seattle Visitor Heart Attack Victim
Elks Home Is Robbed;
Thieves Enter Window

Thursday, Feb. 8, the Elks Home
at 926 Yesler was entered from a
window sometime during the early
morning while Caretaker ]. w.
Williams slept upstairs in the front
part of the house.
Outside, Williams discovered a
key and block of wood under the
window that was entered, enabling
the culprit or culprits to reach the
sill. A check showed a slot ma
chine with approximately twenty
dollars in it, and typewriter to
be missing. A scarf was left be-
hind.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-02-10
Prestrud Opens
Headquarters

With the primary election less
than a month away, Carl Prestrud,
candidate for City Comptroller, an
nounced today that he has opened
campaign headquarters in Room
201 of the Fourth and Cherry bldg.
81 would like to have anyone in
terested drop in at headquarters
any time, and discuss my qualifi-
cations" Prestrud said.
Prestrud is a Certified Public
Accountant, and holds the rank of
Captain in the Finance Department
of the United States Army Re-
serve. He is at present Chief Ac-
countant in the County Auditors
office.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-02-10
Wright Appoints White
Missionary in So. Africa

BULAWAYO, Southern Rhode
STA, South Africa (C)-At the
close of the annual session of the
Zambezi conference of the A.M.E.
church, Bishop R. R. Wright, Jr.,
stated that he was going to do an
unusual thing, to appoint a white
woman as Annual Conference Ev-
angelist for Northern Rhodesia. He
appointed Miss Lila Coon, who
came from the United States to
Rhodesia in 1920 as a missionary.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-02-10
Mrs. Mary Bundy Dies
After Long Sickness

Mrs. Mary Bundy, 81, of 1907
Yesler, died in Columbus Hospital
Wednesday, February 8. Mrs. Bun
dy has been i'll for quite some time.
The Bundys are among Seattle's
pioneer Negro families, and she
leaves a husband, Leroy Bundy, a
daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Bundy Tay-
lor, and a brother, Charles Jones,
all of Seattle. Funeral services
will be from the Angelus Mortuary
Friday at 2 p. m. Reverend Jake
Nelson in charge.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-02-10
Kentucky Prexy
Denies Influence

FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. 8 -
UNP = r. B. Atwood, president
of Kentucky State College for Ne
groes, stated emphatically last
week that he had never presumed
to speak" for Alfred M. Carroll,
27, a Louisville student who re-
Gently applied for admission to the
University of Kentucky law school,
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-02-10
Enraged Medical Students Cheats;
Kills Instructor, Commits Suicide

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (SNS) =
Eric Williamson, 24-year-old Me-
harry Medical College student who
committed suicide after fatally
shooting one of the professors ear
ly Friday morning, left note for
his roommate, George Porter,
stating that Porter would find $50
in Williamson's trunk, and re-
quested him to see that his body
be delivered to an undertaken for
funeral arrangements.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-02-10
Harlem Basketball Five
At Crystal Pool Sunday

Harlem5s transforming Globe
Trotters have been called back to
Seattle for another engagement
with the Seattle Pro-All Stars at
500 o'clock Sunday night at the
Crystal Pool. So popular were the
Globe Trotters in winning their
previous game, that it has been
necessary to bring them back for
those basketball fans who missed
their first game.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-02-10

Enraged because he had been
barred from taking a semester ex-
animation when caught cheating
in a class presided over by DR.. w.
E. A. Forde, professor of Otolar-
yngology, Williamson is alleged to
have secured a pistol from his fra
ternity house and returned to the
college where he shot and killed
DR.. Forde and then drilled bullet
into his own head.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-02-10
Provident Is First
Approved Hospital

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 8 Jump
Provident Hospital has the honor
and distinction of being the first
Negro hospital to be fully approved
by the American College of Sur
geons, the most powerful and not
ed rating body in the entire field
of surgery.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-02-10

Professor of English and director
of dramatics and debating at Wi
ley college, Marshall, Texas, who
also finds time to be managing ed
itor of The Oracle, organ of the
Omega Phi Psi fraternity. Prof
Tolson is a graduate of Lincoln,
Pa, and Columbia, and his writ
ings have appeared in some of the
best magazines. Calvin
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-02-10

Edna Thomas, who won Broad
way stardom in Stevedore and who
played Lady Macbeth in the WPA
Federal Theatres play of the same
name, portrays Lavinia in Shaw's
"Androcles and the Lion" which
the WPA Federal Theatre has re-
vived at the Lafayette Theatre in
Harlem with a cast of 100 Negro
actors.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-02-10

WASHINGTON, D. C. = Whe-
Their or not the registrar in Wagon
er County, Oklahoma has the right
to bar Negro citizens from regist-
ering to vote, under state statute
now in force, will be determined by
the U. S. Supreme Court here this
week.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-02-10

NE WORK - Bill Robinson,
Americas number 1 tap dancing
star, has added his name to the
growing list of stage, night club
and radio stars who will appear
at the 369th Armory here Febru-
airy IL at the Duke Ellington dance
In honor of the thirtieth anniver-
sary of the NAACP, officials of
the Association announced today.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01
RANGER ~prepaden.

Serifove v zapadni Nebrasce
patraji pc dvou banditech, kite
ri pfepadli Johna Ericksona ma
jeho ranci nedaleko Crawford.
Erickson bydl1 1plne sam. Da-
rebove vnikli do jeho pffbytku
a zadali penize. Byl nucen Jim
vydati $50 a z kapsy pridal 40
cent?, ale lupici nebyli spoke
jeni a bit1m jej chteli donutiti,
kde ma ostatnf penfze. Kdyz
tvrdil, re zadne nema, ztloukli
jej jeste vice, nacez je svazali
a hodili ma postel. TAX lezel
asi Is hodin, nez pfisel nejaky
pflbuzny a rozvazal mu pouta.
Bandit tez wall jeho revolver
a AUTOMOBILE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01
Odsouzeni pro kradeze.

V Chicago 28lete Rose NJ.
Ceneralei Patrick Billings re-
XII, re jest zamestnan We fill
mech zatim jen jake extra,
ale kdyby mel penize, tax by
Sc do roku mohl stat hvezdou.
Dala mu nejdrfv nekolik sto-
vek, ktere 81 zahospodaTila a
kdyz to nestacilo, kradla V "a
vodu Securities Co. a davala je
milenci. Kdyz Sc ma kradez
pTislo, seznano, re dala Patric-
kovi $4,000.
Byli oba obzalovani. On by,
odsouzen cd l do 5 let do kaz.
nice a pc odbytf trestu 81 mi
odslouzit v Bridewell pokutl
$1,000 a ona dostala rok we've
nj pro kradez.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01
SpOrtOvnf Hlfdka
ERNIE DUSEK A
BUDE S GINO GARIBALDI.

PffStf 1tery, 5. zarf v hlav-
MIN kf1zkovem zapase porada-
mem V Carlins Park Ernie Du-
SEX utka sc s Gino Garibaldi.
Zapas tento urcen ma dobu
jedne porazky.
V nasleduj1cich 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazku 1cinkujf:
Manic Singh, 218 Id. VS.. An
gelo Savoldi, 215 ID.
Emil Dusek, 218 ID. VS.. Raoul
Lopez, 215 ID.
Abe Tourist, 222 ID. VS.. Bob
Wagner, $50 Id.
Bob Managoff, 22O ID. VS..
Ed Neuman, 230 ID.
zeny v prGvodu muze mai
vstup volny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01
Kradl sveho syna.

V Menomonie We Wisconsi-
nu, Jake Winget, ktery jest OBJ
zalovan, re Sc dvakrat pokusil
o 1nos chlapce, O nemz Sc do
mnlval, re jest to jeho syn, byl
odkazan pod zarukou $4,000
soudu vzdor tomu, re tvrd1 svo-
il nevinu. Zaloba mi, re Sc po-
kusil unesti 15leteho Willis
Rhodese dine %. kvetna a pc
druhe 7. srpna.
Winget pravi, re chlapec
jest skutecne jeho synem, ale
byl sveho casu zakonite adop.
tovan farmarem Rhodesem. Pc
die zaloby pri prvn1m pokusu
hoch utekl z AUTOMOBILE a pr
druhem byl hoch vtazen do au.
ia dvema muzi, omamen a pro.
budil Sc az ma pazitu pred far
mou Rhodese.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01
AUTOMOBILY.

V Grasonville, Nd, automo-
bilista, jenz zranil dive ditky a
ujel, byl chycen, kdyz v delce
pGl mile jiny automobilista vjel
mu do cesty. Obema d1tkam,
9lete Betty Sewell a 8lete Peg
gle Buckle, rozbity byly lebky.
~Automobilistou byl 62lety Win
chester Smith. Smitha zatkl
statnf policista, John c. Pc
routka.
= Zranenf svemu, jez pot
kalo il, kdyz %automobil,v nemz
jela, srazil sc ma Hartford a
Southern avenue S elektrickou
poulicn1 karou, Laura Bressler,
46leta, podlehla. Zemrela v
Union Memorial nemocnici,
Automobil T1dil jejf manzel, je-
muz zlomeno bylo nekolik re.
Der, hlava potlucena a zlomena
ruka.
- James w. WELLER, 65letJ
zabit byl v pondelf automobi.
lem pr prechazeni North ave.
hue u Ruxton avenue. Automo.
bill ridil Leon Sokolsky z West.
wood avenue.
= Joseph B. Hoeck z E-Ea
ger ulice a S MIN v automobile
jedoucf Charles Kroener pc
tluceni byli, kdyz automobi
jejich behem nedeln1 vyjizdk!
vrazil do bezpecnostni vezicky
ma Belair road u Ravenwood a
venue. Hoeck udan byl PR
rychlou j1zdu.
= Norman HI. Arminger, 2.
lety, prohanel sc v 1tery V au
honolulu jemu nepatr1cim. z;
vyletn1kem rozejeli Sc policis
te a dopravili jej pc delsin
stihanl ma 1stfedn1 stanici. Au
tomobil wal Williamu B. Cox
jenz jej nechal staff ma Balti
more a Charles ulic1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01
Doklad o ceskem. osidleni
SumaVv.

Znamy nemecky basnik su-
navy Adalbert Stifner We SVEN
romanu "Witiko" potvrzuje
Poole starych pramenG, re ma
Hornoplansku ma Sumave Sc
.iiz We III. stoletf v teto krajine
stykali usedli Cesi i Nemci a
potvrzuje dale, re pomer obou
narodnost1 ma %pohranicl byl
snasenlivy. o romanu psal 81.
t. m. V casopise Der Neue Tag
Walter Welbe, ktery nejen re
skutecnosti o spoluzit1 Cech1 j
NemcG ma Sumave v davnem
stredoveku potvrzuje, ale do
klada i fakty, re rod Vitkovcd
zalozil ma panenske pGde ces-
keno a bavorskeho lesa otcinu
a dale, re nenf NONE mluviti Q
nepratelstvf, ktere by domnele
bylo trvalo mezi narodnostni
skupinou ceskou a nemeckou.
Welbe posuzuje Stifter1v ro-
man kladne S tim, re ceskemu
lidu Sc dostalo romanem tako-
veho vyznamu, jakeho Sc mu
nedostalo ami Cd vlastniho spi-
sovatele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01

V Iron River, VIM. Melsa, 0
kterem Sc r1kalo, re jest &C.
choslovak a pres 20 let poustev
nicil, bydle v lese v drevene
kabine, nalezen byl zavrazde-
ny V melkem hrobe. Muscle
sc to staff nekdy z lara. Byl
pohresovan cd zacatku kvetna
a pax mrtvola byla odena v
zimnim obleku. Nen1 pochy-
by, re byl zavrazden k Will pc
nezdm, ponevadz Sc r1kalo, re
nosf u sebe $500 a nejake listi-
ny. Ty byly nalezeny koncem
kvetna roztrhane v lese, ale
Melsa byl pohresovan, kdyz
mu listonos, ktery malo kdy
tam zav1tal, prinesl dopis a spa
tril jiny, jez mu pred casem
pTinesl. Ma mrtvolu pTisel VIM
Ferguson, ktery Sci lesem q
spatril z hrobu vycn1vaj1c1 ru.
ku a nedaleko Nelson zrobene
bryle.
Melsa byl V okoll znam, ne.
bot pred lety podelkoval ne
farmach, ale pozdeji Sc sta
poustevnikem. Nekdy pTisel de
mesta 81 koupit kolo syria a il
ne potfeby a V kabine 81 zhoto
vii vsechno naradi sam. Sb1ra
RUNE veci ma smetisti a vyra.
bel z Mich RUNE potreby a ko
Wy a hadry prodaval. Jeho ka
bina byla preplnena staryn
baraburd1m. Navstevn1ci bod
ne roznesli jake souvenyry. Sc
riff nynf hleda vraha, ktery as
Jest v okol1 a nejakym zpuso
benz zvedel, re Melsa ma pen1
re, nebot povest tvrdila, re m;
nekolik tisfc u sebe. Pc jeht
zmizen1 Sc myslelo, re odeje
do stare vlasti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01
Pet capt. zahnalo skalniho
orla.

Zajimava pffhoda stala Sc v
Malsovic1ch u Hradce Kralove,
kde jiz cd nepameti s1dli CAPT
rodina. Letos je peticlenna.
Kazdodenne Sc prochazi pc lu-
kach a hleda potravu. Kdyz Sc
takto opet pred nedavnem pro-
chazela, objevil Sc pojednou
statny skaln1 orel, ktery krou-
I'll kolem a bedlive 81 prohlizel
hnfzdo. Capdm to nebylo who'd
a proto obletovali orla tax dlou
no, re skoro "postrkem" no W.
hnali re sveho obvodu. Sve vi
tezstvf oslavili veselym klapo-
tenn zobak1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01
Bal Sc hrozici valky.

John Pluska, 50lety Polak,
sledoval noviny o situaci v je-
no rodne zemi Polsku. V ne
deli rozmlouval sc svym 26le-
tym synem Edwardem, Tka
smutne, re valka Sc IDA byt ne.
odvratna. Odebral Sc do kou.
pelny. Ia minutu treskla stfel
ma rama. Kdyz syn prispechal
nasel otce mrtveho. Stale sc
Chicago.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01

= Devet rokG starry, Charles
Kinsey z Booth ulice, utonul v
pondeli odpoledne, kdyz spadl
do hloubky 8 stop do Magothy
Teky.
Martha Griffith, 23leta 2
N. Eutaw ulice, utonula V ne.
deli v Middle Tece, kde koupa.
la Sc s nekolika svymi znamy.
mi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01

VaTeni kavy ma horskem Hi
necku jeste ma zacatku 10. sto-
lett nebylo celkem znamo. Je-
nom pozdeji v lepsich rodinach
pTisla ma still a mezi venkov-
skym lidem varenf kavy delalo
zprvu velke polite. Lide neve-
deli, jak sc kava vaT1. V He
ralci vypravujf start pametnlci,
re v jednom staven1 vafili ka-
WI S omackou, jinde pry il po-
sypali moukou a nekde il do
konce mastili. Jaky div, re Ia
techto pomerG Sc jej1 pouzfva-
nj jen pomalu We venkovskych
domacnostech uz1valo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01
MA DEN il
OPUSTIL.

V zadosti O 1plny rozvod u
dala zalujlc1 Ada M. Lusby, re
milovala sveho manzela, re ten
toto udefil il a odesel cd nj We
svatebni den.
Oddani byli 20. listopadu
1887. zalujfci povolen byl roz-
vod a navrat ku jej1mu jmenu
Phillips. Bydl1 v 1900 blocku
E.. Chase ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01
Jak Dude rozdelen statni duh
Csl. republiky.

V poslednf dobe Sc vyjedna-
valo O rozdelenl dluh1 byvale-
no cs. statu. S Madarskem
bylo uz v tom smeru docileno
dohody a to pfi jednanfch, KITE
ra Sc konala v Berlfne a v Blu
dapesti.
Porady, ktere mely stanovit
zasady O pfevzeti casti statnf-
no dluhu Slovenskem, konaly
sc v minulych dnech v Karlo-
vych Varech.
Tato jednani nepokrocila je-
Ste do rozhodujicfho obdobi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01

V mesici cervenci, jak statni
zamestnavaci sluzba oznamila,
o 1851 osob vice dostalo praci
u pfirovnani s mesicem cerven-
Gem pred rokem.
Statni sluzba ma zadatel1 O
praci 10000. V Baltimore "a
datel1 je 44.456, V Cumber-
land 6.000,v Hagerstown 2,700
a V Hyattsville $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01
Nasetrene penize ukradeny.

V Milwaukee Josefu Navroc-
XII zlodej ukradl $4,000, ktere
mel ukryte v krabici cd strevf-
ca a jez mel ulozeny v kufru.
Penfze 81 zasetfil "a 10 let
prace jake bednickar v tovar-
ne,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01

Vyborne suche dTevo ma to-
pen1 YAM doda krajanska fir
ma JOHN CERVENKA, (ma-
jitelka p1. Agnes Cervenka a
SYM 47OO-6th St., Brooklyn.
Zavolejte telefonem: Prospect
100 a my Yam drevo lined
pTiveZeme!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01
Maly OZnamOvatel.
HELP wANTED-FOR SALE-ETC
PROC PLATIT RENT

kdyz m1zete vlastnit domov "a
velmi vyhodnych podminek.
Date malou castku a druhe ja-
ko najemne V tydennich ma
lych s%platkach.
MY name nekefik domu v te-
to casti m6sta ma PRODEJ a
prostTedkujem Yam koupi tax
ably to bylo Poole Vasfch pf1j-
mi. PTijd'te do budovy "Sla-
vie" a my Yam spravne pora-
ofme a vse vysv6tl1me jak MI
zete Ia par rokG vlastnit svGj
dOmOV.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01

V Clevelandu Jan Andjeski,
27lety, delnfk ma doku, byl "a
bit, kdyz ma neho padl veliky
ocelovy valec We vchodu do To-
di. Zanechava 25letou vdovu
a til dcerusky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01

Oci I've Sc navzdy zavTely,
IDA srdci Sc rama kdy zacelf.
Odesers nam ma vzdy,
o jaky zal.
co bylo nejdrazsf,to osud wal.
V pamatku hrob TvGj
zdob1me kv1t1m,
Vzpomfnka svata kraci
naSfm zftfm.
PozHstale ditky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01
v z p o NJ / N K A 4.
1899
Ultra tomu budou prave ety.
ri roxy kdy mas navzdy opustil
mas drazemilovany otec
Frantisek ]. Ceska

ktery nynf spi sladce ma hFbi-
tove Nejsvetejs1ho Vykupitele.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-15
RAISING A FAMILY Leave Some ''Play" In Tether Of Seventeen -Year-Old Boy

plodes unless given some oppor- tunity to relieve the pressure.
 His is at the cross roads of life, too. Not actually mature, he is still obsessed with certain misgivings and a prey to conflict between faith in his power and his baby depend ence.
 That is the trouble with these lads. They are sure and yet they are not sure. What they want is to find out how sure they can be. So they live by dreaming, and plan- ming and wondering.
 They hate to make fools of them- selves. The slightest snub, the faint est criticism cuts under their pride cruelty. The worst of it is that il is girl time. That complicates it still more.
 Nature made this young fellow curious about danger. He wants to face it and see how he reacts. He was concidered adult by early peo- ples and also by his own pioneer ancestors, fit to fight his way and help with tribal and family in- terests. He needed advice and cor recting and got plenty of both. But he was a dec ided entity in the scheme of things.
 Needs Understanding
 It did two things, this policy of old. He learned to use his wits and take care of himself in a hot spot, and he was still under the tutelage of his elders. He listened and liked 1t. He respected the word of his parents all the more because they gave him some chance to prove himself a he-man.
 Today, there is little to satisfy this glory urge. We concider the seventeener damp behind the ears And he is. But we pin those same ars back Unnecessarily, alas). When will they dry?
 He needs understanding, activity, fair liberty and plenty to eat. Copyright, 1899, NEA Service. Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-15
Lovely Style Simple to Make

Lovely Style Simple to Make Here's 8 colorful drapery style that gives lovely large double- window effect to two plain win- dows. And it's an easily made style too.
 Just use a gaily patterned ma terial for each outside swag drap- cry, 8 plain fabric for each inside straight-hanging drapery. Delight full is lowered chintz with a back ground of turquoise blue-combined with plain chintz that repeats soft terra cotta in the flower pattern.
 So your draperies will hang in graceful folds, make them with French headings. After hemming, mark off top edges for pleats and intervening spaces.
 Now bring ends of pleats to- gether as in step A of the diagram. For step B grasp edge of each pleat and press back to form a center fold, with fold on each side. Ad- just evenly, stitch, insert drapery hooks for hanging.
 Your draperies look trim, smart if you know professional tips. Dou- ble-turned hens, for instance, give a neat border effect.
 Easy to make lovely new-style draperies, both formal and informal, with the step-by-step diagrams and instructions in our 32-page booklet. Tells how to make glass curtains, cornices, va1ances. Suggests fabrics, trimmings, color schemes. k Send 10c i'm coin for your copy of NEW IDEAS IN MAKING CUR- TAINS AND DRAPERIES to the Waterbury Democrat Home Service, 635 Sixth Ave-, New York, N. Y. Be sure to write plainly your NAME. ADDRESS, and the NAME of book let.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-15
.B8kUGX GIorifing
 Yourself
By Alicia Hart
NEA Service stafR Writer

NEA Service Stan Writer
 The new true pink and light rose shades of makeup are particularly nice with navy blue and black, springs favorite colors. They give the face a fresh, youthful look which, in season of "lady" styles and little girl clothes. is important.
 But if your complexion is ex- ceptionally dark, try pinky rose rouge and lipstick. For 8 very dark complexion the new. light, clear reds are the best makeup. Nail lacquer should harmonize, of course.
 With navy green, the dark horse on springs color chart, rose-pink makeup is charming. Clear reds go nicely with this, too.
 If your face is long and rather thin, never put rouge too close to your nose. Keep it on the out side of your cheeks and do not let it extend downward below an imaginary line from tip of nose to bottom of ear.
 If you have a round face and plump cheeks, use rouge ever so sparingly. Start it near the nose, blending 1t outward to the hair line and extending it downward almost to the jawline. Never put it in little triangle high on cheek bones. The simplest way is to make a triangle, one line of which extends from nose out ward along cheek bones, the other beginning at the same point and extending downward to bottom of ear. Simply fill in the triangle and remove excess color with bit of cleansing tissue.
 If you use cream rouge, apply it after foundation lotion or film has been carefully blended. Let it set for moment or two, then press lavish quantities of face pow der over throat and face. This also should be allowed to set for few seconds. Whisk off the excess with a little powder brush or a piece of fluffy cotton,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-15
STATE

Capacity audiences attended Warner Bros. State theater yester- day and viewed the spectacular technicolor epic Dodge City" star ring Errcl Flynn with Olivia de- Havilland, Ann Sheridan and mammouth cast of thousands.
 Flynn makes an ideal figure as venturesome young Irish soldier of fortune who has become cowboy in Texas after having fought in the army of the Confederacy during the Civil War. The story of the picture picks him up when he has become the trail boss of an outfit driving a huge herd of Texas longhorns steers up along the Chisholm Trail to Dodge City, the little town in south- western Kansas that had become the largest cattle shipping center in the west after the Santa Fe Railway had been extended to what had merely been a drinking and carousing center for soldiers from nearby military post. Fort Dodge. There are many impressive and hair-raising scenes in the produc- tion. but those that the spectator is most likely to remember long, est are a cattle stampede.
 Flynn, oe course, dominates the action of the piece throughout,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-15

in your column if you'll just take time of to visit a tuberculosis sani- tarium where they know something about it.
 I'm convinced you're a QUACK and if you're as much a man as you are a bona fide physician" you'll be afraid to print this. I dare you to!
 Ex-Reader,
 A. D. M, Jr.
 But shucks, A. D. M., Jr., doesn't glance at this column any more, so what's the use trying to get back on speaking terms with him?
 The article released for publica- ton in my column on the day to which A. D. M., Jr. refers dealt with Food Cooked AS You Like" and contained no reference either to plenty of pure fresh air, plain wholesome food and regular sleep" or to resistance. That's as far as I have the heart to deIve back in the copy files to discover what's bit- ing A. D. M., Jr.
 If rational persons mean dairy products, eggs, fresh vegetables and fresh fruits when they say good wholesome food" that will be en- tirely satisfactory to me-but why don't they say so occasionally in- stead of leaving the reader or lis- tener to guess what they mean?
 I haven't tested the air in a pool room lately, but I do sometimes att tend meetings of the medical society or visit a beach club, so I have fair idea what foul air is like.
 Still insist that doctors or others offering health advice should specify what foods they are talking about when they utter stereotyped com ments about good, wholesome, nour- ishing, easily digestible" food. If this is HOOEY or QUACKERY, all right, I'm William H. @. Brady.