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Evening star., 1940-09-15

35-AcRE FARM. I3 MILES FROM WASH
ington over hard road, Has 5-room house
with ,elec and freplaeees u back &c K from rom
other farm buildings About 10 acres
clear. bal wooded Price. $500; 81 500
down. bal. $40 per mo. See MASON
HIRST Annandale Va at the end OF
Columbia pike Phone Alexandria 5Sl2.
Closed SUNDAYS
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CALVERT COUNTY FARMS

0p 49, acres. house. barn. overlooks Ches
Bay; good road; cleo, tel. available,
80 mi. D. c. $500
~ 293 acres. OR. house, barns, neces-
Sary outbldgS,, 100 acres timber.
hunIing creek through farm. 40 mi.
~ IS acres, on paved route No >; IT
modern home, garage. 3-r. home,
~ orchard. As mi. D. c. S35O0.
~ 42i7 acres. on paved route No. .: =
Z home, barn, outbIdgs. 80 mi. D. c.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

CHEVROLET 1885 2-door; original black
hnlsh: S19 down. S19.61 month Lincoln
Park Motors. 121 18th st. ne. AT 5000.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

~ ACRES. CORNER TWO PAVED ROADS
under $3.50 az acre. 3 miles from Oney
on laytonsvllle pike IL miles from d. c.
RA 1000
- A, :, CULT: STREAM. SPRING. IL
IN D c electric, etc - 200. terms or
sacrifice for cash "WENZ," Floral PARK
Md Auto Route No ; open Sundays
"G.3s ACRES, lUl2 MILES FROM DIS
strlet p lpe; over 500 feet road frontase:
ions Through Oxon Hill, U. S. Route
J W McVICKER Phone Ii 6l56-J.
LARGE TRACT, CHEVY CHASE. MD
Choice location for subdivision. wooded and
rolling; - 900 per acre and up. Mr.. Far
quhar. BOSS & PHELPS, MA. 1900.
SMALL ACREAGE TRACTS NEAR FAIR
land. level land. some wooded: terms. F. D
LILLE 20 Maple ave. Takoma SH. 2301.
OUTSTANDING COUNTRY HOME SITES
on beautiful rivers and bays also on
excellent State roads electricity and tele-
phone available. advise requirements.
LEONARD SNIDER. La Plata, Md
IN CAMP SPRINGS. MD-@O A. CLEARED
land fine for building or garden: $500 per
a: terms; also 4 MI. D. C., 81 a. wooded
level, 50 per a; and - a, - clear. good
barn, $50 per a; large and small farms
DAN ABBOTT, Clinton 20-W
HALF MILLION FEET OF TIMBER. 40
niles miles p. g. Call Hyattsvlne o334 or
Evening star., 1940-09-15

WANTED LATE-MODEl CARS
Wen cav top cash prices for any late
model car open evenings Call North
1857 The MANHATTAN AUTO D RADIO
CO.. 1905 7th ST. NV
WE PAY CASH FOR YOUR CAR.
FRANK SMALL. Jr.
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DODGE 1888 4-door touring sedan: Mon
golian teakwood finish. duel de luxe An
ish, de- luxe tires palatisl interior in hand
tailored, hand, fitted Scotch chenille, IA
nous double-checked motor power pep,
durability. First Sl25 down takes it. or
II your car will appralSe for Sl25 or more
that will do. and you take s months
on balance. Leo Rocca, 63lo Georgia ave.
NV. GE qlS5.
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CLoSE-IN FARM OF loO ACRES WITH
beautiful building site where the old house
stood; about 80 acres IN cultivation, bal
buildings, This farm is - miles from
Washington and Just off a fine road: il
is priced low. so one can afford to build
the kind of home he wants. price. $1,000:
g 600 down. balance SO per month. See
MASON HIRST Annandale Va. al the
end of Columbia pike. Phone Alex. 5Sl2.
Closed Sundays.
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,ANNANDALE ACRES.

1-ACRE HOMESlIES. S3OU.
SO DOWN, $40 MONTH.
Large. beautiful hOmesite. some wooded,
others grassland Close 10 schools stores,
trans. good gravel streets Each tract
has l35-ft. frontage This is real buy.
To see. Drive out Columbia pike miles
% Annsndale School, turn left Il miles TO
property. VERNON NJ. LYNCH & SON.
Office : miles out Columbia pike. Phone
Alex hNME ClnSnG SnLdaYs
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FARMS FOR SALE.
CONTINUED

BuILETIN-DETAILs BEAUTIFUL CoUN-
try home, poultry plant; 5 rooms. all
cows Gear sarase; l64-ft poultry
houses. Sl2 acres, 5oo-foot frontase: irult'
berries shade shrubbery Price. $4,000.
Terms BRAY & MACGEORGE, est. 1901
Nineland. N j.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

DODGE 1884 i2-ton panel truck, excep-
tlonal value $50. Kenyon & Peck Chevro-
let Co, 2s25 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va
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oUT.oE-IoWh REAL Es1ArE

FURNISHED, SIX ROOMS, BATH, LARGE
porch, 2araee light and water: $500 tc
May lst $50 Madrid St, Coral Gables. Fla
Evening star., 1940-09-15

MERCURY 1879 5-passe1eer club coupe;
beautiful '3-'one finish. $50 radio. WIS
SlGewall tlIeS with punCture-proof tu9cS,
low mileage rew-car condition. fully guar
sr'fed VIII sac-!fce in ou! used-car
cleanup prOGr2m m for only $3.50 Nersor 4
Thompson Ch-ysler- Plymouth dealers. GS59
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TRIANGLE MOTORS

l4bl X. l. Ave. " L. DE 500.
FORD 1885 Tudor fine finish good tires
mechanically AL; Sl69. LOGAN, 18th and
NJ. District 5Sl1
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FORD 1898 convertible sedan. radio.
heater ". s. /. new-car appearance
inside and out: fully guaranteed mechan-
lcally, Sl45 down; liberal trade. Steuart
Motors. 3Id and H SITS. ne AT. $500
FORD 1887 de luye Tudor: rnohaIr up
holstery; black finish: new rIneS in motor
Evening star., 1940-09-15

CHEVROLET 1894 sport coupe: rumble
seat: clean finish and interior; GOOD
mechanical order and tires: bargain price;
S195; terms to suit your purse.
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET.
Tl05 Wisconsin Ave WI. 1876.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST
We will buy Second-truSt notes. D c..
nearby Nd or Va Reasonable rates
NAT MORT q INV CORP
1912 N. Ave. NV National 5s33
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

NEW ReminEton 16-saIse pumpgun for
model A Ford IN servlceaD.e condition, must
pass D c. inspection. She pherd 4591.
lll6 Flower ave. Takona Park
WANTED-@OO old cars. any condition.
best prices ever offered; free hauling.
DE 035s
30 OR 81 DODGE OR PLY-FurnIture
of one-room apt as part payment bal.
cash. Phone RE. 05s5 ADJ. aog.
DODGE OR PLYMOUTH I'd sed 80 or
81. $3.50 or $500 cash. Apt. 500. RE.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

LINCOLN-ZEPHYR Ia4O club coupe 4
passenger: original black baked enamel
hnlSh Vhite-val tires and heater, Ike
new interior driven only a few thousand
miles. new-Car appearance throuzhout.
neW-CaT guarantee and terms. Liberal
trade Save over $500
TOWN * COUNTRY MOTORS
17O1 l4th ST NV Nj 6aun
LINCOLN-ZEPHYR Ia3g-SI5O buys $3.50
equity. owner, Taylor 1865.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

CHEVROLET 1887 coupe; black; spotless-
ly clean inside and out: smooth, thrifty
motor; all GOOD rubber; 1925. 10et down,
balance easy. LOGAN, 18th and M. DI.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

CHEVROLET 1910 COW coupe beautiful
green: , mo. old low mileage excellent
condition: like new; private owner; Ss95.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Calvert Realty Agency,

Prince Frederick, Calvert County, Md
Modern Florida Home. Grove.
Lovely setting. q a, few blocks to depot.
stores, etc; bungalow. : rms. and bath,
Gear garage, bldgs cost over twice low
price OF 81 500 part down and furnish
inss included for quick sale Picture Dc.
So. big free catalog and new supplement
STROUT REALTY, 251-CR, 4th ave, N. Y.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
FARMS WANTED

yAN 6.2s AcREs,. WITH HOUSE. WITH
Z & hA$fE i7Si 5sth e. IL.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

MERCURY 1899 @-door trunk sedan ra-
do; heater black finish; new appearance
and performs fsulJlessly. white sice-Tall
tires u 0OO miles Sf95 hceral t-sde
allowance easy terms LOGAN, 18th and
" DI 5sl-
Evening star., 1940-09-15

LINCOLN-ZEPEYR 1887 4-door trunk Sc
dan radio. heater. excellent condition.
reduced TO 1865 carries written guaran-
zee and most liberal terms and trade.
SUPERIOR MOTORS l509-II I4th s..
q Y DLLnnrt l.,nn Onen Sunday
Evening star., 1940-09-15

NASH 1896 4-door touring sedan. NADIA
Eascsr obsldian finish double checked mo-
to- road tested Your old car as down
payment or first S35 down takes IT. pay
Sl6.5o per month Leo Roccs New YORK
and Florlca aves Ne NE 241h
Evening star., 1940-09-15
ACME MOTOR SALES
sos W Va Aye NJ

LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 4-door sedan e-,sl-
lent condition and appearance throurrcu'
radio heater. white SldeVsll tires, a real
buy S365 terms and trade
Evening star., 1940-09-15

MODERN COUNTRY ESTATE. : RMS
bath. h w h. elect. main residence. also
acres land: State highway. So Nd ,
5-rrn. tenant hse.. barn. other bldgs: fruits
% miles from D. c.; good mineral water
Will sell reasonable or lease 10 responsible
party. Consider exchange for D. c prop
ertv z c EEIGI z LII I s. n VI
Evening star., 1940-09-15
PARKING LOTS,

WACO "A" Jacobs 40. side by side
many instruments cash or trade. Caplto
Airport. Mr. Stitt.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

FEDERAL FINANCED BLUEGRASS FARMS
tor sale in the famous Loudoun Valley, at
tractlve alike for hunting, fishing and
Folfng, as well as practical farmlnG
Fertile land, Watered by never-falllnG
streams. Many farms have old historic
stone or brick dwellings. Price, 3, ,uOO. 90
to $50. 600 90
Evening star., 1940-09-15

CHEVROLET 1898 2-dr. touring sedan;
SO down. Sl4.7s month. 37Os Ga ave
Evening star., 1940-09-15

CHEVROLET 1898 coupe: as is: SlO5;
reposSesSed; terms; no trade. Parking Lot,
2lg md st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PARKING LOT. DOWNTOWN, 6Oxs0.
THOMAS D. WALSH,
Sl5 l1th St NV District 1857.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
GREEN & MAGRUDER.
Fairfax Branch Fairfax "i4-


200 acres: nearby Va best bluegrass pas
ture; going concern; GOOD income on milk:
NICE broom home, seen by appointment
only MISS SMALL, Ma $3.50 Ewes, CO.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

CHEVROLET 1887 touring sedan: tires
and mechanical condition AL: $3.50, 100
down. balance easy terms. LOGAN MO-
TORS, 18th and M. District 5S11.
Of those exceptional type cars you have
been looking for: looks and runs like a
H.month-old car; reduced from S525 to
s465 during our SALE:
1900 Nichols Ave. Sc Lincoln q4SS.
Phone Us, we Will Bring It TO You
Evening star., 1940-09-15

Quick Loans to HomeoWners.
D. C.-MD.-VA. REAL ESTATE.
Colonial Inv. Co., 1929 L st. DI, $50
Evening star., 1940-09-15

FORD a3g de luxe Tudor sedan. radio.
blue finish, de luxe equipment, pest con-
dluon throughout; 1858 IO's down, bal
ance easy. LOGAN 18th and NJ DI 5Sl1.
FORD 1856 roadster; black finish new
BLACK top. flne mechanical order, all good
uTeS, rumble seat. leather upholstery.
SO, l0'o down, balance easy. LOGAN,
lsth snQ NJ. DIStrlcf hs1
Evening star., 1940-09-15

BUS, 80 passenserS: I have o" Them
very reasonable: can be seen at iNUt
Bethesda ave Bethesda. Nd
Evening star., 1940-09-15

CHEVROLET 1881 4-door sedan; Ss5.
,,,, POHANKA SERVICE.
1l26 o0th NV DI DIAL
Evening star., 1940-09-15
4 DAIRY FARMS


sso ACRES: DAIRY: MONTGOMERY
County. Stanchions for 90 cows: good blue
grass, clover and leSpedeZa. > houses, one
houses and many excellent outbuldingS.
Fine springs. apple orchard. Price $4,000.
includes % cows, Is helfers. tractor, other
farm machinery.
o60-acre dairy farm new barn for 40 cows:
milk check more than $500 monthly. :
houses. 35. fine cows, new tractor. truck,
farm machinery, crops; $4,000. Easy
terms.
$500 10 a; beautiful garden spot;
mile from traflc, II miles Capitol. good 3
room house: city conveniences INV h: new
buildings, Fines. garden crops we have
seen. Some fruit.
$3.50 chicken farm: A. a. Chester
bath. Myers el. pump; large aging house.
several smaller buildings Macadam road.
$1,000 to $500 good farms; s5 A.. :?
houses. macadam road $40 a. excellent
buildings, large bank barn 100 a. apples.
peaches: Frederick pike: excellent tobacco
farm l15 acres. ~ miles.
$4,000 Ashton nelghborhood: 100 a.
stone house, : rms. baths: INV h., new
buildings. Land slightly rolling. Some
timber.
10000, 1876 acres. Frederick Co. most
OF cattle. Old Colonial brick house Water
in every fed. Good fencing. Easy terms.
$4,000, l3O-acre farm. Chester loan.
Beautiful trees. On three roads. one an
Some timber. Easy terms
r. D. LILLE,
f26 Maple Ave. Takoma Park. sH. gao;
Evening star., 1940-09-15

LINCOLN-zEPHYR 1893 4-door sedan:
black 10000 nj: excel cold.. prlVare
owner. 4 new General tires: $50 Repub-
lie 4l42. EX'. 1904. on Monday
Evening star., 1940-09-15

LIECOLN-ZEpHYR 1910 coupe 10 -er--s
estate spe- tlreS, tubes misc. extras, 500
miles AT GAIA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-15
GIRDLE-FROCK HAS LINGERIE TOUCHES
PATTERN 127

:'It's fun to be foolsd"-when it's as charming and gay deception as Claire Tilden achieves in Pattern 127! Those attractive pockets at either side ofthe flaring panelled skirt are just false fronts-they hold nothing but fashion interest. Con- Sider making them ill crisp, lace edged eyelet embroidery, with a young, rounded collar to match. Another pretty version suggests that you square the neckline and daintily soften 1t ana the button trimmed opening with lace. The bodice gent ly blouses; the little-waisted silhou- cite acclaimed by Paris is featured in 8 wide, curved waisband that holds you flat and smooth. Tie the sash in a neat back bow. The sleeves may be long, though for the warm days ahead you'll probably prefer the youthful appearance and cool comfort of short sleeves. The Sew ing Guides expert advice will make an easy, quick job of this dress. Buy a soft silk or sheer synthetic-and order your pattern today!
 Pattern 127 is cut in misses and women's sizes IA. 16, IS, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 and 42. Size 16 requires 3ss yards 39 inch fabric, F yard contract and 3B yards lace edging.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS Q5c) Ill coins for this pattern. WRITE CLEARLY SIZE. NAME, ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders to Waterbury Demo- crat, Pattern Department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-15

Excuse me!' says Mrs. Stout, struggling to her place at the movie theater.
 Life is full of embarrassing mom- ents if you let fat get the best of you. So start now-count your cal- ories and reduce.
 But that doesn't mean you starve. What you thought to be a mar tyr's" lunch may be packed with calories. A chocolate matted milk has 700 and a whole meal may have only about half as many. If you order orange juice GOO calories a cup) a chicken salad sandwich (175). sponge cake d0o), you have just 375.
 You can cut to 1000 calories a day, reduce two pounds a week. and still have good meals. With a calory chart you quickly spot offenders like avocado salad with French dressing (30O calories) and cup custard (300). You plan your menu with a tasty green salad and reducer's dressing (25), one cup coffee jelly (85).
 Follow the complete reducing pro- gram given in our 32-page booklet. Has three-day liquid diet to start reducing; AZ low-calory menus; recipes for low-calory desserts. How to gain.
 Send 10 cents coin for your copy of THE NEW WAY TO A YOUTH FULL FIGURE to Waterbury Demo- crat, Home Service, 635 Sixth Ave-, New York, N. Y. Be sure to write plainly your NAME, ADDRESS, and the NAME of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-15

Yfozn Texas comes word that Oias of this countSy's most colorful figures Is back on the political warpath. At sixty-four Ma" Fer glson is attempting . comeback in the Texan guDernatorial handt- caps.
 Down in the Lone Star state
 where politics is a greater extrav- agai1ze tha n . three-ring circus, 'WG" and "Pa" Ferguson are the ring-masters.
 Ma was elected governor of Texas twice. She was the first woman governor in the country. In fact, they liked her SO much that they sent her up for second stretch. When Ma stayed home to mind the children, Pa was gov- nor-twice, in fact. Two and two makes four, 30 it's easy to figure
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-15

out what the Fergusons are to Texas. --.....s tt-. rl..-:..
 People said she was getting old when she retired from political life in 1885. The truth was, Ma said, that she wanted time to get acquainted with her grand child rem.
 It's Pas turn Co take care of the grand children now, so Ma is try ing to oust the present incumbent, w. Lee O'Daniels, the man who elected himself by singing "Pie in the Sky" to the voters. The pie, Ma feels, is a bit rancid by now.
 However, Ma is feeling her age a bit. She's advocating old-age pensions. Whether she feels she needs them or the senior citizens do, I do not know, but when a successful political. parsonage and grandmother, too-lrges old age pensions in a state like Texas, even Santa Claus" ODaniels will have to increase his repertoire to include Silver Threads Among the Gold"
 Ma Is buclsing the state mach inc by coming out for q third term for Roosevelt. When you take such . stand in Texas, you are up against one of the shrewdest poll iticians we have-"Cactus Jack" Garner.
 Her chances seem to be quite good, however. The FerSusOn's have made Texas a family affair and consider the Governors man sion their real home. Politics being 90 dear to them. it Is said that even their children and grand children have been weaned on pork pie"
 Regardless of how she is go- ing to make out in the coming, el- ection, plenty of Texans are going to be using the 'revamped battle cry: Me for Ma" And there will be plenty of votes for Ma too.
 Justin Reese is heard each week day at 10:15 a. m. over WATR in Its A Woman's World" His col- umn will again appear tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-15

A Attention to details Is aff ifn- n' portant. Study your wife's needs. You can be a real help as kind, cheerful and censiderate hus- band, encourage her to take the proper amount of rest, recreation and exercise and the diet prescribed by her physician.
 R Be prepared for any emer- D' gency. You can be very help full in making hospital arrange lnents or in carrying out any de- tails necessary for home ccnfine- ment. While pregnancy in most women is 8 normal process. 1t Is a delicate balance between the func- tions Of the prospective mother and the unborn child. This balance may De upset by an infectious disease, wholesome food, accidents and eyeh by emotional outbursts such as anger, grief. or great joy. You should be on the lockout for any unfayorable signs or symptoms which occur and report them promptly to yolr doctor.
 +C, Consult . competent physician S' skilled in obstetrics as early as your wife lets you into the secret
 that some day you are to be a proud father. It is advisable for you to vis-
 It the doctor with your wife and note carefully the directions he gives. Take the doctor into your confidence. It is desirable for the
 expecsant father as well as the mother to have . thorough physical
 examination including blood test. Your doctor may varit g sample of
 your blood to check with that from your wife. Tn this way he tries to rule out any serious blood disease and also type your blood should 1t become necessary to furnish blood for your wife in case of emergency. Having a baby is a joint affair
 after all and the expeotant father should be. made aware that he has
 certain responsibilities for the well fare Of the mother, for which he should be fully prepared.
 NEXT: Why Healthy Mothers | Mean Healthy Babies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-15
-~BRAUTY.
Gl0rWng Yourself
By Alicia Hart
NEA Service stan Writer.


 If you want to stand out drama tically above the crowd which, by now, is completely turned out In scarlet npstick and rouge, wear the new, very dark, black-tulip red np- stick and rouge.
 .. Inspired by dark makeup for tele- vision. the new oxblood red makeup is especially smart with gray, wnlte and black. It isn't natura! looking' of course, but if you think or np- stick as an accessory, you.l wear the new color to point up 8 speciiic costume and not to try to make your lips look naturally bright.
 TREND IN MAKEUP
 LOOKS DARK
 There is, as a matter of fact, . definite trend toward darker make up. A new nail lacquer, with har- monizing lipstick, is the color of OK heart cherries. A new foundation film which gives the complexion a luminous glow and creates an "un- made-up" effect comes in marvellous dark shades, as well as natural ones. They will be perfect on Suntanned skins, of course. but they are ex- tremely attractive over white, win- | ter-blSached skins right now. The tulip-black red lipsticks and rouge are teamed up with darker ! but more golden eye shadow, darker powder to match a darker founda- 1 lion lotion. The maker does not even
 suggest that you discard your bright l red lipStick or the powder which I matches exactly your natural skir i tones, but simply that you have { l set of darker makeup for special oc'
 casions, because 1t Is so new. BEWARE OF THE WHITE LINE
 remember that foundation film
 and powder, which are many shades darker than your natural skin tones
 must De applied exceptionally care.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-15
QUESTIONS ana ANSWERS The I Is E

We wish to add to our collection
 of items from your column a book
 let you mentioned some time aga on cri. Please tell us how to get q copy, and also how to pronounce 1t, if that is not explained in the booklet itself. (Mrs. H. S.
 Answer-For copy of 70-page Call it Cri' send twenty-livs cents coin and stamped envelope bearing your address. It deals with the Commor, Respiratory Infections which scoln- drels call colds" bronchitis, ade- holds. tonsils, fool proof cough medicine, catarrh, sinus troubles ec. It gets me down to hear guy persist in calling 1t the "cry," when any one, 1t seems to me. should know enough to call it kree. "
 Feeling of, Weakness 7 For a month have taken daily four calcium waters each containing in addition to calcium 750 units vitanin D. Also drinking two quarts raw milk daily and also taking l6 drops of vitamin D in oil (250 units
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-15
Of Interest
 To Women

Have you a household problem to solve? Write your question clearly, sign your name and ad- dress, enclose a three-cent postage stamp and mail to The Woman's Editor, Washington Service Bu- reau, The Democrat, 1913 18th Street, Washington, D. C.. for personal reply.
 o. What is the death rate from child bearing among mothers in the United States? A. Four mothers die out of every thousand births. e. How is scrapple made?
 A. Select three pounds of bony pieces of pork. Simmer in three quarts of water until the meat drops from the bone. Strain off the broth, remove the bone, taking care to remove all tiny pieces, and chop the meat fine. There should be about two quarts of broth and, i
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-15
THE WOMEN.
Sororities
 Are Not So Important
By RUTH MILLETT

It isn't 8 bit too soon for parents whose daughters will be, freshmen next fall to start thinking about the sorority question.
 If Sadie thinks she would rather "die" than be an independent on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-15

GHllQTeu WQay read wit h ou t first learning t h c alphabet but expectant fathers for the : most part need to learn the A B C,s of be- coming q good father. Doctors h aye not re-.
 porte d any cases of pros- psctive fathers lost from causes connected with pregnancy al- t11nlYnl1 t1eFV01Ys
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-15

a campus where sororities rule the roost in dating and in landing campus officers. her mother can do one of two things:
 She can make sure that Sadie gets bids to the rushing parties (ttrough lining up recomnaen- dationS I T o m her friends who are alum n a e members of na-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-15
TEACHER GRUDGE ENDUREs

Goldendale, Wash. = (UP) - AL though he hasn't been to school for years, 47-year-old Eugene AL bert Mott hasn't lost his dislike of teachers. He threw rocks at group of school teachers, pleaded guilty in justice court to a charge of dis orderly conduct and went to jail for eight days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-15

per drop. Now have feeling of weakness and rash on face. (P. s. W.)
 Answer-That would amount to more than 6o00 units of D daily which, I am sure, is not excessive for any one. Your feeling of weak ness and the rash are probably not related to the calcium or vitatniI1 D intake. For over year l took 10000 units of vitamin D with breakfast every morning. just to see. Experienced only excellent health.
 Protected by John F. Dille Co.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-15

fully to eliminate all possibility of streaks and blurred areas. You must allow a little more time to blend dark foundation smoothly, to get just enough at the hairline all around your face. Nothing looks worse than an artifically darkened face, entirely surrounded by a fine white line.
 P. s. Don't forget your neck.