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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-09
Inventors Day

Announcement has been made of an Inventors Day at the Hall of Inventions, New York Worlds Fair, to be held Tuesday, Septem- Der "A, 1s40. Any inventor inter- ested in exhibiting 8 model of his invention should apply immedia- tely to the Hall of Inventions, Inc. and enclose 6 registration fee of $2.00, stating the dimen-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-09
A Plant, An!

A rubber plant has been lan- gushing at police headquarters since Aug. 31.
 Four feet tall, the plant was found at Willow and West Main street by Patrolman James DOwney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-09
BY H. L. PERCY

(Umited Press Starf COrreSpOnuent)
 London, Sept. 9.-(UP)-What normally is routine trip became an expedition today.
 left my apartment in a South London suburb to go to the United Press office about six miles away, during the night air raid. Not 8 bus, street car, train or taxicab was oper- ating. The streets were deserted. l had to walk
 The blackout had been nullified by the rosy glow which filled the sky. Fires gave everything 0 pinkish tinge. I heard 8 German plane over- head. Searchlights were flickering around it. Then, I heard a crackle high in the sky like fire cracker, and then shriek. flung myself flat on the sidewalk and felt rather foolish when the bomb exploded a good distance away.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-09
WAKE UP YOUR !. LIVER BILE-
Without Calomel-And You'll Jump Out ei
 Bed in the Morning Karin to Go

into your bowels every day, If this bile is not flowing freely, your food may not di- gest. It may just decay in the bowels. Then gas bloats up your stomach. You get con situated. You feel sour, sunk and the world looks punk.
 It takes those good. old Carter's Little Liver Pills to get these pints of bile flow ing freely to make you feel up and up." Get 2 package today. Take as directed. Amaxin8 in making bile hov freely. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills. 10S and 25e.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-09
FrREMEN TO ODD RESCUE

Delano, Cal. (UP)-s. Flores. Jr.
 knew how to get help in a hurry when he needed 1t. Unable to ex- tract his arm which caught in 8 washing wringer, he turned in 2 alarm ..hie. .oCTO, ,imWt--t vb vh fire alarm. Three city and two county trucks roareed to the rescue
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-09
Buttons :!

Award of a $38,073 contract to the Waterbury Button CO. of this city has been announced by the War Department. The firm is to supply buttons for army uniforms.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-09

According to the Civil Aeronautics Association, revenue passenger miles flown during April amounted to 79.- 885, ,146, an all-time record for one months travel and an increase of 68.45 per cent over the same month 8 year ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-09

professional duties and had hardy arrived in the district to which was assigned when the bombs begar falling.
 It became so hot that I took shelter beneath a church in Whicf there were 1000 others. The ah was so foul it was Sickening. Al about were sprawled men, womer and children. was glad to emerge into the pure air and take my chances with the bombs which g raiding plane overhead was drop ping.
 Every few minutes whistler bomb came down and 1t semed as if every one had my name written on 1t.
 In relays, the German planes dropped Molotov bread baskets (big containers filled with small bombs which are released on the way to the ground). They lit up the city so that one could read newspaper if one wanted to.
 They Dove Into Gutter
 A young policeman with whom l was sharing the uncertain shelter ot the corner of a building suddenly dived into the gutter and I followed Instinctively grabbing for support we hugged each other. Bombs dropped all around us. I spent two hours with him. Most of the time we were flat on our faces.
 Finally, we started to move about.
 A clock was striking in a church belfry across the street when we heard bomb whining down. We ducked and pressed ourselves against the wall of building, as terrific white blast lit up the sky.
 A few minutes later the policeman stopped truck. A young blonde girl was at the wheel.
 How do you get to the East India docks?" she quietly asked before he could tell her that this was danger ous territory.
 Fire engines began roaring along the streets. It was like nightmare All other traffic had stopped. Bombs tore up the street. The entire horlzon was rtnged with flame and smoke, most of it from anti-aircraft guns.
 Down Rained Debris
 After many hours managed to telephone the office and car was sent for me. AS was about to step into it there was a terrific roar. 4 bomb had fallen about 1000 feet sway, and debris came raining down.
 The docks area has reverted to the 18th century. Everywhere can dles have become necessity. Gas mains, electricity and water services are out. The most disturbing thing $ the delayed-action bombs. Time after time I heard bombs whistling down but no explosions followed. The bombs were time bombs. They win explode later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-09

which the BertucciO car over- turned. The girls riding in the machine suffered scratches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-09
United Press Men Are Dodging Nazi Bombs
Two of Them Describe Frightfu Scenes as They Try
 to Reach Destinations s-DeSOIatiOn Reigns
BY DAN CAMPBELL United Press Staff CorrespOndent)

London, Sept 9.-UP)-I have spent 10 hours in the guterS or trying to push myself into the walls of build
 ings to dodge air bombs My steel helmet is scored by fragments from rain of bombs which shook the street beneath me and sent glass showerng down from win dows of shops had left the United Press office on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-09
hareln ana .fI,lia. TTolmes.

bardo and Julia Holmes.
 It is planned to hold monthly contests this winter in preparation for the city championships, at the society's quarters in the Third Con- gregational Church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23

Continued from Page l0)
Of EN-. Win a lot Of races He
glanced at Cam.
What are you so interested in
him for. anyway
I'm not interested. just curious
because he's Mrs. Norths nephew
Frank looked about the Turf
club. scanning the various boxes,
and finally turned and nudged the
girls arm.
II you want to see what he
looks like, turn around. Mark Che
ney's in the first row back Of us,
two boxes to the right. Several
other guys there with him, but !
don't see Mrs. North
Cam turned. and looked, but IN
the box Frank had indicated three
men had binoculars to their eyes
and were looking far across the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Christmas Spirit
Subject of Play

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Day and Church
Schools Uniting

Members from the Day school
AMI sunday school ~ Zion Luther
an church. No. 10Th and ! sts. will
unite IN presentation % their an.
unni Christmas program AZ tho
church Tuesday 81 7 30 .. m.
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theme of IN. Glad IN the Lord. I"
the program will include the an.
thsms Come iiithsf Ys Children. +"
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Night" and "ist ia All Win Glad
some Voice "
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sung with iirrsy REIN az auss
TONER Aiso Included IN the pro
gram viii be the story ~ the birth
~ CHRIST. IN recitation ard read
ins ny members - ths sunday
school Ths choir. under direction
Of George johnson. j. Nall slnK
several carols during the service
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Swedish Service
Christmas Morn

"Julotta." Swedish Christmas
services. will he presented at
Bethel Lutheran church. So. 54th
and I SITS. Christmas morning at 6
O'Clock. The Rev. F. A. Larson,
pastor. will speak on The Birth Of
a Savior"
Music will be supplied by the
choir. singing Song Of the Star
and Come and Adore Him"
Evening services Will be held at
80. with the pastor speaking on
Gods Gift To Men" The junior
choir will sing Silent Night. "
Christmas Carol" and Jesus
Only"
Annual program OF the Sunday
school viii be held Friday at 7.30
p. m. Rays from the star Of
Bethlehem" viii be presented in
song and story Additional select
ed music viii be supplied
Regular services VIII be held
Sunday. including Sunday school
and Bible classes at 10 a m. and
the evening worship hour at 730
The pastor has selected The Lord
Is At Hand" for his pre-Christmas
sermon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23

sunday school u Bethany Pres.
byter.an church No tisi and
Verde sts yfn present q Christ
mas pageant sunday during "a
rrguiar meeting hour. opening a.
2 20 a NJ
White Tiits viii b. rseslssd Dur
Ing the morning Nofahlp hour,
opening a. IL 0eioek me Pc
J Arthur ~. ysnson. pastor. vii
preach On The Perspective ~
Bsthivhem
\ eanfisligh. carol serves. feat
ufinK songs 81 al nations. Nlii ~
presented ~ The choir a. sp m
Tss regular sunday scnOoi
Christmas party Nlii b. ned 81 TIE
church Monday a. = , N CHRIST
nasf carols vii - sung a. an IN
formal song SERVES Tuesday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Luther Memorial
F eaturing Carols

Annual Christmas program Of
the Sunday school Of Luther
Memorial church. So. 5th and ]
SITS, will be presented Sunday At
o p. m. in the form Of a carol
service Responsive reading Of the
Christmas gospel and a prayer by
the Rev A X. NJ. Kettner. pastor
will follow the first group Of carols
Among the numbers presented
Will be We Three Kings OF the
Orient Are" sung by the boys
chorus. comprised Of Wesley Druse.
Dick Harris. Stanley Smyth,
Charles Justus. Gordon Fisher.
John Hammer. John Justus Anton
Johnson, Rolf sohaaf. Lyle Fisher,
Robert Rauch. Jimmie Wolf walter
SWenning. Frederick Holmes.
Kenneth Race and Robert Smyth.
The Holy Child" viii be sung by
suzanne Berven. Elaine Langiow
Joyce Brynestsd. Joyce susg. Ruth
wolland. Doris Henderson. Ruth
Jacobson and Mary Alice Dyer.
Mrs. Allan Holmes. church or
ganist will play Festival Prelude
by Witmark. n Legend" by
Tschaikowsky as the offertory
and Christmas Postlude" by Wit
mark
Those taking part in the Little
Children's Worship" are Kenneth
Karpach, Greta johnson. Virginia
Maruca. Cornell LlnrJd. Jean LII
quist. Selma Nelson. Esther Nor
man. Sonia Msthissn. Vance Bald
win Andy HOMELAND. David Holmes,
Carol Ksrpach. Heinz schaaf.
Joyo. Lillquist Janet schimks,
Donald Brinner Virginia Wolf
Gerald Dybdsl. Ideilsn Hsakinson,
Alice Drummer. julia Drummer,
Floyd Gilman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23

Candlclight services, traditional
at Christ Episcopal. will be intro
duccd at 7.i5 Christmas Eve with
trumpet solos By h. h Taylor
Miss Marian Brush At the organ
viii continue the Christmas music
until 80. when Miss Dorothy
lsascs. violinist. will play "Josu
Bahino" tpietro Nonl. and "sons
OF Bethlehem" tMinetul.
Numbers by the choir will in
olude several carols God Rest We
Merry. Gentlemen Little Town
OF Bethlehem" % Come All Ye
Faithful" In Dulci Juhilo." 10.
Fair Rose Is Blooming" and
Child Jesus" As n prayer hymn
the boys voices will be heard in
silent Night" followed by the
fun choir with obligato by Frances
Tarr. For the offertory the choir
will sing silent Night. with solo
by Richard Names
The junior girls choir VIII sing
two old French carols Come An
thony and Peter" and Come.
Marie. Elizabette" and Christ and
the Children" Richard Names will
sing the replies Of Christ 10 the
children
Christ church rector. the Rev
Robert y. Pfciffer. will tell the
+ Christmas story IN his sermon
+ Communion service AT i1b viii
close tins celebration Of the Ma
/ tivity
Members Of the adult choir are
soprano Mines r. NJ. Price. Rob
ert Pfeiffer. A Jeffofd Ruby
Travis. Katherine Allard. Gail
Held. Edward Armstrong Misses
Peggy Hilton. Phyllis Stanyan.
Frances TAR. Grace Mclean. Molly
10 Duncan and Joan Morley Altos
- Mines " WAshburn. " =
Coors Misses Ruth Webb Pris.
cilla Hemstreet. Tenors {. w.
Palmer. l.. n. Bonneville. A %.
wards. Richard Names and Charles
Hilton. Bass ~ Lewis Law. Dale
Bowman G. Winslow. r. Phllbrook
and Frank Rhodes
In the boys choir are Robert
Jones. Duane Holiday. William
Stayig, Richard hllard. William
Tullis. George Beech. Robert
Evans. Gordon MscconnauFhey
Spencer Roberts. Robert Evans and
Ted Confer
Members ~ tho chorus are Cath.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Children Are Wont TO Initiate
Faults Of Older Persons
Parents Should Examine Their Own Characters Care
fully Before Furnishing Small Sons end Daughters
By CYNTHIA GREY

L. and then YOU notice fault IN yoar children
ungoyemabe temper. careessless forgetfunes-loos
% yourself and chances You viii find that either YOU
your husband guilty of the same fault l. has been
discovered that children either inherit their faults
initiate them.
Mrs (. l. whose letter appears below has two prob
lens with which cone Her small both fuSsy about
his food and bosy with other children She probably won't
Ike little bit if she is told to examine her character
and that of her husband whether or her
merely initiating both Of his parents Blu, that is
what she should do She writes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23

Place Mare Nelfs Sefns
ulaEs Aaalnh zsuknsf jerry
Liavd onas'er pmnaH Beverly
lAshtsns alter sad BETTY nulhis
I'm the sssFcas levels Far -
Crown ard isYes Nieissn 1es
llsssiflas. icy Thomas SeFuz
Dsmask ana Marie Wet. sonFs A
recitation. sts-i W. FofKri ~
- given ~ Harry Reuse
What W caa - Fof Jesus 8
dialogue. an - presented ~
Robert Riake. 1se9usline Fieths
Danad Walfe. tnel swanson ard
phils Hsrzag ~ the primary a..
paftmenl Instrumental numbers
wn - plsvsd ~ Paul tants
Marion sollmsn snd samuel nsti
% ths young peoples department
Members ~ the choir are Me-.
danes William Hcrsof. Pred nsf.
cog Sctfie Horst 4 Young.
berg Misses Virginia tantt. Mari.
iyn jenkins. EVELYN walter
Glenna Rae. Flora Jameson an
Pearl iamlesen. sopranos Mrs.
danes = y Lantr " q Ssikirk.
Nerna Rasmussen. Orlesn Eeeck.
Misses BETTY nielsen. Marion salt.
man Evelyn Bse and Gladys Mel.
sen. altos. san nstt. Leonard Pap.
low and Everett norn.rhnch. ten.
ors. and D. y LAnts william hct.
zog. Paul IAnts. John Lants Al.
Ian Roe and Robert MsiAne. has,
Dorothy Rssmus-n supple. piano
accompaniment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23

" J McGrath. advertising man
sger FOR schoenfelds standard
Furniture company. in Seattle and
Tacoma. announced MS resignation
Saturday after Is years Of direct
ing advertising and publicity
activities for the SC hoenfe d
people
At the same time. MeGrath an
nounced the opening Of offices in
the White building in Seattle 10
service west coast accounts in the
capacity of advertising counselor
His new organization. 10 be
known as II. J. McGrath a Asso-
oiates. eliminates rs years Of
varied advertising and merohandis.
ing experience
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Many Will Participate in Christmas
Program al First Evangelical Church

Included n ~ CHRISTMAS rrr-
gran q Flrst Evangelical churrh
-. lslh ard \ - sunday -
: 80 p m al - ths esntsts
King = Kiars ~ Preihsrcs
which MI - presented hy the
combined ehelrs under direction 81
Clarence Rseck scloists N4u -
Mfs William ard Nrs Pred Tier.
~. sopranos. Misses nstty Nisl.
sen and Marion solfman. altos
sam RAFT. tenor. and Reeck. hari-
tone A mixed quartet made ur -
Misses Ruth Arthur and Marion
Soltman and Leonard rsplaN ard
Robert Melanc also vin sing
The program. divided into two
parts. Wtn b. opened ~ children
- the church school under diree.
ton 81 Mrs Fred Hersog Childres
OF the primary department vii
sing The Little stranger Poi.
lowing this. recitauons Vill be
by Cherie Winney and Joel swan
son The Bahe q Bethlehem" vii
he sung BY Donna Mar Dugsn
"Dolly's Christmas and a Christ
mas Excuse will b. uecitei b.
Patricia Brown ard Beverly and
Richard Rasmussen. in the order
named.
Representing the junior depart
ment Ross Bisehoff will play :
piano solo. Others from that de
partment who win contribute arr
Verlin Friokel. reelting A HRrd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23

Dear Miss Grey: Nv little boy
Vho jast started 10 school in Sep
temher Is developing two very bad
habits First. he is becoming ex-
tremcly fussy about his food. SO
much SO IN fact that I am really
worried about him. His little four
ycar-old sister is really a better
eater than ne. and yet have al
WAYS believed that bows had bigger
appetites than girls.
His second fault is his bosSiness
Ee Is overbearing with children Of
hIs own age as well as with his lit
lie sister. I've tired every way
know 10 break him 81 his bad
habit. but 1t still persists. Can you
help me ! am open to any sug-
HSestious. MRS. F. L.
; Dear Mr.. Y. l.: OF course.
NE all have our faults; none Of
III are perfect. but II We realize
our bad habits We usually try to
correct them. 4 small child i
really too Young 20 realize his
faults. but his parents aren't. 80,
~ | said before, I would suggest
that both YOU and your little
boys father look 10 yourselves
and see If YOU are not guilty of
the same faults. Parents are
very apt to he greatly irritated
when they see their own faults
reflected in their children. Per-
haps it's because it's a blow to
their egos.
It's quite the thing these days
for parents 10 turn 10 child psy-
chology when they find them
selves unable to cope with their
children. Instead, II might he
wise for them to take up the
psychology of parents. Then
there would he fewer adjusted
children and fewer harassed par
entS. Think IL over.
Growing children should. of
of course. he made 10 eat well.
Perhaps your small son needs
some tonic or vitamins that he
i lacking. II he continues 10
daWdle with his food and il he
continues TO he bossy and irri-
table. would also suggest that
YOU take him 10 your family
physician. Perhaps he will find
that your son needs something
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Lock Up My Heart
By ROB EDEN

track 10 where the horses in the
first race were Just entering the
starting gate at the six furlong
pole The fourth man was round
faced and bald
You mean that man >" Cam
said. poking Frank with her FIN
ger to attract his attention He,
too. was staring as though hypno-
tized at the horses across the
track.
What" he demanded. a trifle
annoyed at the interruption.
Just then the shout went up in
the stands They're off" and
Frank leaped 10 his feet and start
ed yelling, along with several
thousand others.
He paid no further attention TO
Cam until the horses had come
numbering down the stretch and
flashed under the wire in front Of
them. Then he turned 10 her with
a broad grin on his face.
7 knew you were lucky" he
shouted. Give me back those
tickets. Our horse won"
Frank waited Just long enough
FOR the prices to 90 up on the
totalizer board. and dashed out
Of the box. Alone. Cam turned
around and looked again a. the
box he had said was Mark Che
neys
a moment later she Was look
ing night into the eyes Of man
she vas sure she had seen some
place before. There was q flicke,
Of recognition in ms eyes. too. she
thought, before he turned away.
He was rather a handsome man
about 80 she guessed His fac,
was lean and tanned. as though h,
spent much time in the open.
Then II dsWned on her whom h,
resembled. But for his mustachs
a small. neatly trimmed brown In.
on his upper lip he could almost
pass for Joe Raymond,
To be continusd1