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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-14
THE CALCIUM SHORTAGE

THE CALCIUM SHORTAGE
The diet Of most Americans, even
the "well nourished class" or those
whose food is restricted only by
their own whims or habits, Is more
often deficient in calcium than in
other element.
A fundamental reason for this
calcium shortage Is our low per
capita consumption of milk which
is the best Of all sources Of food
calcium and phosphorus. Another
reason Is that most people are un-
aware of the Importance of salads,
1eafy vegetables, relishes, green's,
raw vegetables in the diet these
are second only to milk (and cheese)
as food sources of calcium and phos-
phorus and besides they are excel
lent sources of vitamins A and c.
both of which favor calcium storage
and retention in the body. vitamin
D, of which milk, cream and butter
are the richest natural food courses
Is essential rather for the assiinila-
ton of calcium, whether from food
or from medicinal preparations.
Normally not more than one-half
of the calcium ingested in food or
medicine is assimilated. Thus even
if the regular diet itself or the
diet supplemented with medicinal
calcium in some form provides the
amount of calcium the body re-
quires daily, there may still be o
calcium shortage due to failure to
assimilate all of the calcium. Hence
the maintaince Of optinal nutri-
ton requires that each individual
must INCEST at least as much again
as the estimated daily requirement
of calcium for the individual under
the particular circumstances.
On the otner hand there may be
calcium shortage, with its vari-
GUS manifestations which will be
described later, in spite of the in
take OF twice as much calcium as
the body needs daily, owing to in
sufficient daily intake of vitamin
D, which is indispensable for the
absorption and utilization of cal
cium. It is practically impossible
for an infant or young child to get
enough vitamin D from natural
food sources alone (hence it Is the
universal custom to supplement the
diet of infant or young child with
some special vitamin d preparation
if not with fish liver OLD. Children
in the teens and young adults suf-
fer various nutritional disorders or
deficiencies due in inadequate in
take of yitamin D, and secondarily
to faulty calcium and phosphorus
metabolism.
The relation between calcium and
phosphorus will be described later.
Calcium constitutes larger pro-
portion of the body weight e per
cent? than does any other inor-
ganic element. Phosphorus consti-
tutes per cent. Sulphur, one
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-14

tachments. Instruction for using
them is given at your local sewing
center. This season, gay contrasting
colors are being used by smart deco
rators-pink and baby blue, emer-
aid green and gold, or lipstick red
and white, are a few suggested
combinations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-14
MIX ENOUGH COLOR

If you are ref1nishing your furni-
ture with new paint and the color
does not come ready-mixed, be sure
to mix, or have your paint shop
mix, all you will need to complete
the job. Then you will not have to
worry about matching colors when
the article is half done.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-14
Modern Menus
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Service Staff Writer

For serving with ham, pork, lamb,
duck or chicken, you'll find nothing
better than these old-fashioned ap-
pie preserves. In making them, it Is
important to select tart apples that
hold their shape when cooked. In
most localities, the Winesap, Spitz-
enberg, Jonathan and Northern Spy
are excellent for these recipes.
Apples must be cut in uniform
pieces to insure even cooking. Drop
the pared apple sections into cold
water to prevent discoloratiou. To
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-14
.-BEAUTY'

It's quite pcssible-in fact q
fairly simple matter-to be well
groomed, smartly dressed and nicely
made up all of the time at mod
crate cost in time as well as money.
Anyone will agree that it's not too
difficult to be Interestingly, neatly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-14
KIND CRUELTY

The putin, a bird of the Far
North, deserts its young, thereby
reducing their weight, by starva-
ton, and enabling them to f1utter
down to the sea lightly and safe
ly from their nests on high cliffs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-14
DECISIVE POST

At one time railroads had no
signals. When engineers met on q
single track. they had to argue it
out. Later post was erected mid
way between stations and the first
engine to poss 1t went forward,
while the other backed up.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-14
CAROLINE CHATFIELD.

Of
unsuitable for VIII Dc
Write Miss Chatneid I'm care OF this
meWn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-14

Ruth Miliett Poor little
thing, she seems to have had tough
breaks" said Of a feminine little
thing, who, as far as any owman
can see, appears to be doing pretty
well by herself.
IT don't see why you women
don't like her." said Of the woman
other women hate - and with
reason.
"She's not at all what you ex-
pect successful business woman
to be like" said Of the woman
who goes heavy on the "Im-not-
really the : business = woman
type" line.
MAYBE THE LADY
HAS SEX APPEAL
"It,s q shame she has to work
so hard" said Of the little typist
who quits work at five and after
ward dances until midnight.
II was talking to Mrs. So-and-so
today. Smart woman -. :" said
about woman who never had an
idea In her life.
I'VE ought to have Miss What's
her-name over some night soon,"
said by husband who ordinarily
never takes any interest In social
life.
"Why don't the women quit gos-
siping about so-and-so?" asked
by man who usually isn't above
repeating a little gossip himself.
What do you men mean by those
remarks? Never mind, I think
have it. You simply mean the lady
in each case has sex appeal.
with sulphinated cod oil. Very little
liquid should be used and the ex-
cess wiped of.
@. Should the guest Of honor or
the hostess be served first?
A. Guest of honor.
@. What is the sheet jelly test?
A. When two drops Of hot Juice
go into one and sheet OF the spoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-14

we TIE WOMEN--
Ruth Millett
Puts a Poser
To the Men
BY. RUTH MILLETT

Not long ago I wrote q column
telling you men what women really
mean when they don't mean what
they say, For instance, when .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-14

of HOW TO BUDGET AND BUY
FOR BETTER LIVING to The Wat
erbury Democrat, Home Service, 635
Sixth Ave-, New York, N. Y. Be sure
to write plainly your NAME. ADJ
DRESS, and the NAME of booklet.
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Caroline
Chatfield
Says Today


Got Problem? "You Amt By Yourself in That"
realize that all the grown people you greet
pass meet at the market sit by In
movie wrestling with Of hard problem that cuts
their laughter pereS their
consciousness needle prick? No, we DON'T
Evening star., 1940-10-16

sung by Bonnie In you're the One"
Furthermore, the song is to be
rendered without suggestive gestures,
or the Hays scissors 60 into action.
(Tell 'em to watch her eyes. That's
all she gestures with-EdD
To look at Miss Baker on the set
and most of the males from the sur
rounding lots are gazing at the
blond, deeply -dimpled, 4 feet liz
inches of cute femininity-it is i'm
possible to believe that anything
except the purest nursery rhymes
emerge from her cupid's bow mouth.
But a whole squad of Hays men
are standing by.
This is my first film" Bonnie
tells me in her childlike accent.
She does not mention that when
she was here a year ago, singing
with Orrin fuckers Band at the
Cocoanut Grove, she received at
least two offers to make a film, and
declined them because they did not
include Mr.. Tucker. Now they are
both making a film, and Bonnie is
happy But don't get me wrong"
says Bonnie. II am not married
to Orrir, nor engaged, and there's
absolutely no chance OF being So
I'm just very grateful to him for
giving me a break with his Or
chestra.' What bets the boy and
girl eventually get married?
Martha Scott is 80 years old and
William Gargan is 83 on the Cheers
for Miss Bishop" set. They both
look so genuinely old in their white
hair and painted wrinkles that they
are convinced themselves and help
each other totter off the set!
The start of the film shows
Martha at 18 and Bill at 81. II
love her all the way through" says
Gargan. But Martha is still miss
at the final fadeout. Miss Scott
was married a few weeks ago and
when I ask for details. replies. Il
set trap-thats the only way to
get a husband
Gargan discusses his latest film.
''They Knew What They Wanted. >"
and assures me the fight scenes
with Charles Laughton are the real
thing. NO stunt men-you couldn't
find a stunt man big enough to
impersonate Laughton." And when
you see Laughton on a horse, there's
nothing faxed about that either.
He'd never been on one before. :"
says Gargan. The horse was quiet
at first But it soon began to act
up. And Laughton screamed, Get
me off, will some one get me OFF,"
Playing her first important film
role is 19-vear-old Mary Anderson.
I'm Martha Scott's niece. And
I'm selfish and boy crazy, and It's
a wonderful chance for me-" says
Mary, who comes from Birmingham.
Ala. and was one of the original
testees for Scarlet" in you know
what picture.
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1940-10-16


front of his face at my request,
and I'm hidden behind handker-
chief.
I'm in a draft right now says
Jimmy, and shivers. The scene is a
portion of Central Park on windy,
stormy day. The wind machine is
blowing something terrible. and
lightning is cracking, none Of
which Goes the ailing Stewart any
good But if I am called, I hope
to be in the air force" says Jimmy,
who has done $50 hours Of solo
flying. Jimmy sneezes six times.
and this columnist does a spot of
fying-on her feet.
X x X
That final 'oh" gasped on radio
and records by Wee Bonnie Baker
has been omitted-by request OF the
Hays offce-from the film version
of "Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny-Oh"
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l 1'.I AiI;|''73

METRoNOME ROOM. Wardman Park Hotel.
Conn. Ave. at Woodley Rd. Grant Thomp-
son S Orchestra. Dancing 10 to .. Sat,
o.30-l 30. Min. 81. Sats. 81 80, co. 1000
MANCARTS RESTAURANT-3t59 nth
NV Amercan-Italian dinners. Special
tzing in Spaghetti. Ravioh, Steaks, Chops.
Sea Food
MADRILLON RESTAURANT. Washington
Building. 18th and New York Ave. The
favorite place to dine, the popular place
to dance
RAINBOW ROOM, Hamilton Hotel, 11th
at X. Cocktail and dinner dancing. 50:
supper dancing TO Milt Davis Orchestra
10-1. Min. Saturday only 81. DI. $3.50
HAY-ADAMS Observation-Disclosures White
House at 10th and II Sts. Dining in an
atmosphere of charm, dignity and gem
tillty. Luncheon. Soc; dinner from Sl25.
organ music nightly during dinner.
MARYLAND CLUB GARDENS. on Marl-
boro Pike. Featuring Nadine and her coed
band. De luxe dinner, Sl.25. Dancing
until o'clock. Phone Hillside 060O.
SHOREHAM BLUEROOM. Connecticut at
Calvert. Dining and dancing. Two floor
shows. 9:30 and 1l:30. Dinner. 81 90, in
cludlng cover. Supper cover, soc. AID. 0700.
CARLTON HOTEL. New Cosmos Room. 18th
and X SITS. ME. 1926. Music by Ben Young
and his NJ. c. A. Orch. Dancing 81 and 10
to .. Min. 81 so after 10 pm. except Sat. 81.
Evening star., 1940-10-16

have lett me
alone snimes
Jimmy. During
that time they've
been getting fat
and prosperous.
Then the word
C a m &c e t
Stewart I feel
terrible.
Dye tn i n k
you'll be well
enough to regis
t er for h e
draft?" I shout
cat this point
Jimmy is hold
,- L., -, -,
Evening star., 1940-10-16

ACCORDlONS-See our complete display
prani, Hohner. Galanti. lie Mar, Sterling.
Cellini, Rythmo Supertone, Bertin!. Wur-
liter Stella and Moreschi prices from
l2a0 The Piano Shop, 1o15 7th st. NV.
AcCoRDIoNs-Clo out Of surplus used
ie Mar % sa5 SO; EXCELSIOR SS 'SH si95; Homer.
S31 80, scandalli,. like new. Ss5; all in
s99a 1895 Dlhzlpg RITE eGpsten fssd St easy terms MA
of starting lessons on that instrument
play il YOU start nov now we s viii viii" loan an" you ~
cam ake It home H'ffuy # You fhaEss Az you
pay Is anon nominal fee for private lessons
Inns. clarinets, tromboneS and xylophones.
ma n j., 47SO; 49,, Kitt's: 1890 g St (middls
Westminster chimes. drop-ieaf inisid table. bic.
silverware: glassware, Dresden fgurines:
andircns tenders and accessories: an priced
st. NV. DU. G2ii. - -O'n
AUTO GENERATORS repaired. EXCHANGED.
any ea up Gifts aooa NV Me regsE' Sssg
Tes Sc with sprRs and Ma
Because We Moved Your Neishbor.'"
Lovely Dinstte Chairs, e5c. Beautiful
fasss sPc ips DHette seGSsG $500
Heywood Dinette, Z Beautiful "Hardrock""
Maple MAJ Pcs; u,lss HALF Prize; pou6ie:3eek
Are Shining Silver" sPEcIALLsPE.
t Al FspSTs Nous ,nnfss..d Makes Gor Samples.
Fl aalf price Pick S5aR Out Your S g Own SsS &ss
s,,s s5ss:" sis a;ee e ussf Storage Iayins Room
ing Room, S3e 90 BARGAINS GALORE
ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF OUR TIRE
MEND0Us STORAGE WAgEHousE," No
aeME asofsia STSSAo6 5SSS OPEN ts1s NIoHfs i4fs g
ASK to See the Lovely Brocatelle Liyine
Room Pcs
slightly scarred@Just From From Rsndiins Gs inf
Plant Has Stuck" Fine Utility Beds
To Fit, BUY SPRING for S2.95;;'" 4
We're a Warehouse. a Storage Furniture
Familiar Phrase. Prices ARE CONC
UP" I'VE Have Furniture to Fit Your
Purse, AND Cor Every Room in Your
Home" Free Storage and Local Moving
Estimates" ACME MOVING a. STORAGE,
@ a81s Iath 81 NV. GEORGIA 1000: QPEN
iished Chairs. Soc" I'VE Moved Your
nntt,,e,n6 - Yuwf PnUo
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MCKINNEY, FLANNERY 4 CRAIGHlLL,
Attorneys.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP NOTICE NO. II!

LIMITED PARTNERSHIP NOTICE No lis.
~. Notiee Is hereby giysp this lst day w., Of
esae ins and eorae HW yar H
special partner. have WITHDRAWN from tce
m5d co and en oe;o5er 81 s alS So2K RIFE
land. was, admitted IS a general partner
Of Richmond, virsiria, as specisI ps-tnsr
pnoa n saia HraitSed partJef5flio -sofo1l q ~
Ys!ysr5on I: B2Iksr: Earry ". E:aney ard
Johg Rosand III Hi Esns52 x all
eyidenced by a certificate duly racGrded in
Gonrs hs os IF & St Ss 5sd ferk Of ths fsH
District OF Coiunbia>, on Ccaober 1st. 1899.
and renewed and reconstructed by certi-
heaes hpr IN sad e b On g a1S sn
January .end, 1899. AMI said limited part
nership has been asain renewed ana re-
9eeron Roosl srpS " Fhnsy and
Mylas NIy1s T. S- 2uaM a. general partners partner and
ner, under the same '; Arm name. for tn.
purpose OF trsnsscting. a general invest
ment, hank.nE and stock and bond broker
smosP S 6 1880 ueas men aoonar Hn
BY mutual consent, with the total capital
o. segen.y-hye ThcTsard Dollars (S75Q00l.
q which the special partner, Elizabeth
TnoTsand Dollars $50. .ooo5, and the onices es
OF the oartrsrship will continue to be in
the American Security Building. 730 Fiji
teen.h Street NV, WASHINGTON. D. c. The
bTSine5S of the partnership will be trans
acted ~ the General partners only. EIze-
beth Booker Morton. special partner shall
net be liable for or subject to any loss or
liability beyond the amount OF her afore-
'@'' EIIzAsETH BOOKER MORTON.
Special Partner.
YELVEETON f. BOOKER,
HARRY W. FTNNEY,
MYLES Il. QUAIL.
General Partners.
Evening star., 1940-10-16
Bonnie Sings oh, Johnny
But Not oh, Johnny, OH
Hays Office Watches Each infections;
Jimmy Stewart Has the Flu,
But Welcomes the Draft
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD.

An interview at the best of times tricky business
the with the
hypochondriac side and doesn't catch it, weanyway
Live With Me"
of things to discuss with him.
hoay. He sneezes, advances
Evening star., 1940-10-16

WOODBRIDGE RUG co.
Rug and carpet salesman
to work on retail floor, expert
enced only; car essential;
permanent position, with
straight salary of $3.50 week
start. Apply phone only,
Hobart 5000, Mr.. Boyan.
Evening star., 1940-10-16
HELP WoMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR for part-time work
1882 Trinidad ave, ne.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced all
around; a, nI.. expert r. finger waver. Must apply
references required. Taylors Bakerette.
Woodley 7100.
steam table. Apply Collier Inn, 1907
Columbia rd. NV.
GIRL. white, clerk in delicatessen, foun.
tain experience. 920 11th st. Sc.
HOUSEKEEPER. white, Catholic: modern
home; plain cooking, some laundry. charge
Swear boy during mothers absence. Box
177-v Star.
INSPECTOR AND SHIPPER for dry clean
laF psn co with some
LADIEs--sELL PLAYING CARDS. Free
Sample Outfit fits your pocket. Easy sales.
Quick Quick profits taking orders from friends.
s,yles: Write today. General Card, 400 s.
Peoria st. Dept. M-429 Chicago.
1ADIEs--EXTRA MONEY NOW! Take
easy 1rders seasons sons smsrtest Personal
ing Christmas Assortments-2l-card 81.
Parchment; Etchings, others. Up 70 1000
sTH FREE ss%Ds Mnplos Outfit bfnt s WETM0RE
ter, N. Y.
LADIES-CHRISTMAS CARDS-Gorgeous
Personal Cards with name. so for ST. New
pom Free With Isl ST BOX 81 nHe soathern MI Besuty ut
Cards. Get Samples Free. Southern Greet
ing Cards, Dept. 2O3, Memphis, Tenn.
LADY. young, with bookkeeping and steno-
graphic experience; state age and exp;
refs. Box 176-V. Star.
sALEsLADY. a dry cleaning; must have
1912 New York ave. NV
SECRETARY, experienced. single 25 to 30.
State educatlon experience, salary ex-
oected: permanent. Box 17I-V. Star.
exp, for advertising office; young. attract.
one willing to work. Box 133-V, Star.
sTENOGRAPHER and Monitor board opera
tor, experienced good pay. Chance for
advancement, Apply Quaker City Linoleum
Co. 60l st. NV.
alary.' Box i74.y. Star. ''''' S'"''''
WAITRESS. must be experienced. Apply
2oo6 14th st. NV, New Colonial Restau-
rant.
WAITRESS, part time, noon to . g hours1 ;
no Sunday work. Apply Beren's Cafe, 626
st. NV.
WOMEN t2). with sales experience Pay
daily plus weekly bonus. 920 Natl. Press
Bldg.
WOMEN-Opening for two women, free to
travel Florida and West. SIS weekly salary,
pense. Apply Ebbitt Hotel, 10 pm, Mrs.
Gilliland. No phone calls 1S'
WANTED a girl in real estate ONCE with
some experience in bookkeeping; $3.50 TO
start. Box 132-V, Star.
CULTURED WOMAN. adaptable, alert. well
educated. age 21-45. seeking new business
opportunities with future in personnel
oept. OF national organization more than
- years in business: definite income for
one who qualities. Give details and ph. no. in
letter for personal interview. Box 424-V,
Star.
BEAUTICIAN
Evening star., 1940-10-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.


I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. ALEX C. TORBETT, 1875 Irving st.
NV. Apt. 5.
WEAv1NG--LADIES' AND MEMS GAR
ments, with holes, burns, tears; also al
terations: T. WARGEN, 1920 NV. Apt.
101. HO 3O15.
RFGISTRATION FOR ELECTION OF
Mayor counclmen and treasurer Of the
town OF North Beach. Nd. will be held in
Pythian Temple Hall. lO1" 2;h st NV,
Saturday, Oct. 10. 1890. from l pm. 20
2 pm. Judges OF REGISTRATION. John c.
shaw. Marion E. Tucker, Samuel Coc.;erell
Town Hal, North Beach. Polls open . M.
TO : pm. 1S'
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts cthe- than those CONTRACTED by nv
sclf; CRV11LE H. AYLOE, Jr.. 2Ul1 N.
18Th st. Arlington. Va 1f'
cHAIEs FOR RENT SUITABLE FoR
BRIDGE PA2TIES. Eanquets. weddings
and meetings. l0c Up psr day eacn. New
chairs. Also iEya;Ld rol.lng chairs for
Co, AIS l0th 81. NV. MEtropolitan 1914
7 VIII NOT HE RESPONSIBLE TOP
any debts contracted by any one other than
mJse!I. PETER PEOCXL. 1902 NJ St. ".
Evening star., 1940-10-16
PRICES ON COAL.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

NEW SHIPMENT Of saddle horses. gated.
8 gated, hunter type, show and pleasure
horses. V. r. HOLT, Southern ave. and
Suitland rd sc.
Evening star., 1940-10-16
FOUND.

PEKINGESE. no collar or tag. vic, Newark
81. and Highland pl. NV. Woodley 62l4
WEDDING RING, vicinity 14th and R. 1
ave. NV Hobart 1850
Evening star., 1940-10-16

Il hope distance between
us. For three years the germs
Evening star., 1940-10-16
HELP DOMESTIC.

weekly to start. percentage and bonus.
Apply 5l3 K st u "
Evening star., 1940-10-16
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY, DE. 1851. 1902 11th,
has cooks. hsewrkrs.. nurses, chambermalos'
Mattresses daywrkrs.. hseman., part-tlmers
Evening star., 1940-10-16
ASPHALT DRlVENAYS.
CAMERA SERVICE & REPAIRS.

BLACK TOP ROADS CO..
Builders of asphalt driveways, tennis courts
Free estimates. Time payments. Ma 0464
Evening star., 1940-10-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

Theaters Having Matinees.
AMBASSADOR RI 18th cs'. 81. s S,ss' eSl.
Matinee. PM.
"KNUTE ROCKNE-ALL AMERI-
CAN" with PAT O'BRIEN. At 200.
3:O5. 5:l5. 30. 9:30 Service With
the Colors" in TechnIcolor and News
Evening star., 1940-10-16

ROOMING HOUSE of /: rms. plenty OF
baths. beautifully furnished: 18th St, near
r. This house shows good proft and
ore of Washingtons finest. $1,000 cash
handles
Evening star., 1940-10-16
TWO WOMEN

BEAU UI1CIAN.
Experienced only Telephone for appoi
ment. Georgia 9615
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erk in delicatessen, foun.

GIRL. white, experienced on counter or
steam table. Apply Collier Inn, 1907
Columbia I'd NV
Evening star., 1940-10-16

HOUSEKEEPER. white, Catholic: modern
home; plain cooking, some laundry, charge
6-year boy during mothers absence. Box
171-V Star
Evening star., 1940-10-16

WAITRESS part time noon to . 90 hours;
no Sunday work. Apply Beren's Cafe, 626
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS-See our complete display
OF new and used piano-accordions: So
prani, Hohner. Galanti. lie Mar, Sterling.
Cellini, Rythmo Supertone. Bertin!. Wur-
liter, Stella and Moreschi; prices from
$3.50 up; very easy terms. Republic
1890; The Piano Shop, 10l5 7th st. NV.
OPEN EVENINGS
Evening star., 1940-10-16

FOR LEASE lge. house. det.. h.-wh., suit
able for tavern. inn or any kind of business.
1854 Brentwood rd. ne
Luncheonette. est. business, wond. opp.:
acct. other business sac. $1,000. terms.
A S ECONOMON, HO 24To
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
Continued }

COOK, experienced. colored: best refer
ences. 1880 Corcoran st. NV.
GIRLS C2). colored, want work of any
kind; reference; stay nights. 90 P st. ne.
GIRL. colored, neat. wants work. part or
full time. mornings or evenings; references
FR 5o11 p
Evening star., 1940-10-16

WAITRESS, must be experienced Apply
2oo6 18th st. NV, New Colonial Restau-
Evening star., 1940-10-16

TYPIST. policy writing experience pre-
ferfeo: permanent position. Beginners S
'alary. Box 174-y. Star
Evening star., 1940-10-16

fContinnsd % Nsxt Psgs.J.
Evening star., 1940-02-19

ford? Norwegian officials have
contended their small warships
could not possibly have offered ef-
fective opposition to the British.
Evening star., 1940-02-19

no embarrassment need attach to
any bona fide candidate for Presi-
dent who desires to file in Ohio, nor
to the controlling committees who
Endorsed the President for third
term at their meeting.
Il appreciate the honor rendered
me by the Democratic Executive
and Central Committees in joint
session at Columbus, Ohio, Febru-
ary II, 1910, but in good conscience
I am compelled to reject same. Ac-
ceptance would be a subterfuge."
Davey Opposes Sawyer.
Mr.. Sawyer has the bitter oppo-
sition of former Gov. Martin l..
Davey and the faction in the Demo-
cratic party which he represents.
Vice President Garner has some
strong friends among the Ohio
Democrats who are now expected to
get busy in the interests of the Gar
ner candidacy.
In some quarters it was suggested
that Senator Wheeler of Montana
might file in Senator Donaghey's
stead. Senator Wheeler has said he
would not enter any primary in
which the President was entered.
Whether he would consider the Saw
yer stalking horse entry for the
President equivalent to a presiden-
tial entry is not known. The Mon
tana Senator was in Boston today,
where he went to address a railroad
group.