davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-11
CONSUMPTION
Continued From First Page J

ordered to military duty. Thus the
Army and Navy will be charged with
prosecuting draft violators only
after they have been ordered to
camps.
One of the members emerging
from the closed conference room
shortly before l o'clock told news
papermen he had no doubt" that
ultimately the conference would Sc
lect the age grouping of 81
through A.
He said Senators, who were I'M
willing to go far beyond the limit
of 81 through 81 provided in their
measure, would probably bargain"
the House voted 2l-44 limits in ex-
change for elimination of the 60-day
delay provided in the House bill.
He said there was little doubt, but
that the conferees would eliminate
the section voted by the Senate to
take over recalcitrant. industries
through condemnation proceedings,
and approve the House version which
provides priority for defense orders
and rental for industries taken over
upon refusal to accept Government
work.
Question Passed Over.
Although Senator Austin, Repub-
lican. of Vermont, declared attempts
to reach agreement on age limits
had been unsuccessful temporarily
Senator Sheppard, Democrat, of
Texas, said the question had been
passed over until all minor differ
ences had been adjusted.
Representative Wadsworth, Re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-11
Labor Board Counsel Retained
DESPITE His Work for WiIIkie

mittee's investigation was incom-
plete, his services were still available
without compensation until compile
ton.
Asked whether he sent a telegram
offering to work for the Republican
presidential nominee, Mr.. Toland
said:
God bless him, I did, and I'd
send him thousand. And God help
America if he isn't elected"
Il still maintain" put in Repre-
sentative Healey, that a counsel
who has taken this position, cannot
continue 70 serve in an unbiased,
impartial manner"
Chairman Smith, Democrat, of
Virginia said the committee de-
cided, without a record vote, to con-
tinue the use of Mr.. Toland's serv-
ices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-11
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the ASsOClhltu rieoo'
The House Committee investigat-
ing the Labor Board decided today
to let Edmund M. Toland continue
as its volunteer counsel, after wran-
Cling for an hour on whether it
was advisable in view of his en-
Enthusiastically voiced support of Wen
dell L Willkie for President.
Representative Healey. Democrat,
of Massachusetts raised the question
whether an inquiry directed by Mr..
Toland in these circumstances could
be impartial" and the attorney re-
torted that his committee services
were no more offered for the cause
of Wendell Willkie than they were
for the cause of Mahatma 0handi"
Mr.. Toland said he had resigned
as counsel, but that since the COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-11
3 Boys Admit Thefts
From Fletcher Home

GREENCASTLE, Pa, Sept. H.
Two 'teen-age boys were released in
custody Of their parents and a
third held in bond on burglary
charges after, police reported, they
admitted taking personal effects
from Henry P. Fletcher's home.
Authorities reported the youths
three times entered the home in the
absence Of the former Ambassador
to Italy and Belgium, and one time
Republican national chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-11
but before winter
comes you really should
get the facts on the
economy and comfort
Automatic G5au Heat

winter with mind and home at just the right
temperature olwdYs
Here. at Glunce. Are the Facts You
Should Know About Automatic Gas Heat
Cos Heat Is Absolutely Automatic Light your fire in the fo
turn out in the spring it's simple tho Automatic
controls turn the furnace and off as needed
Cos Heot Is Cleon and Cmefree. You will have more
hours of freedom for rest and play Absolutely furnace
lending heating worries The remarkable cleanliness OF
gus heat will you money cleaning bills and protect
the fdmiY's health.
Cost Of Equipment Is Low You your present
furnace into Automatic Cos Heating plant for as little
Sls950 And of course you poY for easy monthly
terms low $6.25 per month.
Cost OF Operation Is Low. Over $4,000 Neutrality-suspicious. in
oil walks of life enjoying Automatic Gus Heot.
Thousands of them have found the for below anything
they dared hope for will cost you nothing and involve
obligation to learn about the low Of Cos Hedt your
home Our engineers will Gladly give you esmote Just
call the phone number at the left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-11
lrathH

ALVEY, DONNA On Tuesday. Sep
ts%S lo a4o a. Gsred e.
Huntemann funeral home, 5732 Georgia
ave, NV. until m Thursday.
Services at the All Faith Church, Char
lotte Hall. Md. at 10 am. 1nterment
church cemetery.
BAILEY. BLANCHE B. On Tuesday,
September II. 1910. at her residence, 91l
9Th st. NV. BLANCHE BAILEY. beloved
wife of Joseph H. EAiley and daughter OF
the late Hattie Baker.
Notice of funeral later. 49,
BARBER, JAMES NJ. On Tuesday, Sep
General Hospital iat a JAMES R''G NJ BARBER
Funeral services on Thursday, September
12,s at pm, at Salem NJ. E. Church
Interment church cemetery.
BETTERS, WILLIAM b. Suddenly. on
Monday, September 9. 1910, at Casualty
Hospital. WILLIAM B, BETTERS, the low
ing brother of Martha Martin. Charles
Betters and Alonzo Reynolds
Notice of funeral hereafter. Arrange
ments by w. Ernest Jarvis.
COCK, HARVEY NJ. On Tuesday Sep
TENDER 10, 1910. at Mount Alto Hospital
HARVEY NJ. COCK of 2917 Fairfax drive,
Animation Va; beloved husband of May A.
and Albert H Cock, and james Marlyn
Jones. He also is survived by one sister,
Mrs. Laura " Cock, and five grandchil-
dren, Esther May. Dolores Ann and Rose
Lee Doucet: Ralph Jones and Laura Lee
Remains resting at the Ives funeral
home. oS47 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va,
where funeral services will be held Thurs
cay September II, at pm. 1nterment
COCK, HARVEY NJ. Oficers and COM
rod nf Erf1p rpl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-11

morrow nighs. Russell Davenport,
his personal representative in the
Republican organization, and Orren
Root, jr., chairman of the Willkie-
for-President Clubs, joined the party
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-11
Chicken Supper Slated

The Forestville Md Epiphany
Guild will give it annual fried
chicken and ham supper beginning
at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon in
the church basement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-11

For smoking marihuana in pub
lie, Benito ESpinosa Serrano was
fined and sentenced to one year
in prison, in Mexico City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
Trend To Simplicity
Is On Foot For Fall

Picking ahead at the fall shoe
picture, we find 1t is q very simple
one! The shoes you'll wear in late
August and early September will
have simple lines and simple trim
mings. Though these shoes, which
the public hasn't even seen yet, can
be described as strictly conserva-
tive, they are far from being dull.
The classic pump will be favor
tie. And, for dressier occasions, the
classic pump with draped bow or
an interesting buckle will take first
place. Newest Of all is an afternoon
pump with draped bow and heel
finished with French silk knots.
Perforations will be Importantly
featured. Colors will include a rich,
dark plum, a deep. bluish-green,
blackberry wine and some new
brown tones, as we'll as the more
usual browns, and, Of course, black.
Open toes and heels will con-
tinue to be popular. And designers
have a wonderful array Of really
low-heeled street shoes that are
much more f1attering to ankles than
low-heeled models ever have been
before.
MARIAN YOUNG.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10

and seasonings. In bottom OF greas-
ed casserole, arrange layer Of car
rots, then a layer Of cream sauce,
then beans, more cream sauce, then
beans more creom sauce, then corn
sprinkled with parsley, and lastly,
cream sauce. Sprinkle grated cheese
over top. Bake in moderate oven
$500 F. for about IS minutes, UNI
til slightly Drowned
YALE BETS
(Six servings)
Two tablespoons flour, 1-2 cup
sugar, 1-2 teaspoon salt, 1-2 cup
orange Juice, 2 tablespoons butter,
u to IA medium-sized beets.
Mix -four, sugar and salt together
and place in a ! IL quart top OF
the stoke casserole or saucepan.
Add orange Juice and butter and
bring to boil over direct heat, STIR
ring frequently. Add beets and con-
tinue heating for about minutes.
RUSSIAN BEET SOUP
(Six Servings
Two and one-half cups fresh
cooked beets, IA cup lemo juice, 2
tablespoons minced onion, 3 cups
water, 2 cups heavy sour cream,
parsley.
Out beets in Julienne strips;
place in two-quart top of the
stove casserole or glass saucepan.
Add lemon Juice and minced onion;
then add the water and the heavy
cream. Brink to a boil; remove from
direct heat. Add a few sprigs Of
parsley and serve fro mthe sauce
pan as a soup tureen. This Is also
a delicious summer soup when serv-
ed and iced,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
HOME SERVICE
For Plenty of Partners
Learn To Dance EXpertly
Improve Your Waiting at Home

Ask any man-he1l tell you the
best bid girl can make for popu-
1arity Is to dance well. II you can
float airily through q glamorous
waltz 1t won't be long before the
etagline notices you!
And with footprint diagrams to
teach you steps, with pointers on be-
ing graceful, there's no reason why
you shouldn't be an excellent dane
or.
The secret Of the lovely dipping
motion In the waltz Is that you take
an extra long step on the first beat
Of each measure, bending the sup
porting knee slightly. Now try our
diagram for the basic waltz.
Count Take long step forward
On left foot. 2-Place right foot a
short distance to side Of left, g.
Close left foot slowly up to right. 4
Take q long step back on right
foot. 5-Place left foot a short dis
tance to side Of right. 6-Close right
foot slowly up to left.
Other smart dances you can learn
rs easily. The diagrams and in
structions in our 32-page booklet
show how to dance expertly basic
steps and variations of the waltz,
foX-trot, Westchester, rumba, Con-
Ga, tango and shay. Gives tips on
graceful posture, smooth leading and
following.
Send 10c In coin for your copy
0f HOME COURSE IN NEW BALL
ROOM DANCES to the Waterbury
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10

Sometimes I wish this reducing
urge were not quite so seasonal. 1t
seems so futile when some one writes
in for q reducing diet. as eIor she
is planning q vacation next month
and must reduce fifteen pounds. If
you have fifteen pounds handicap
to get rid Of. you should begin your
reduction regimen at least six
months, or better year before the
time you expect to weigh In.
On the other hand, for the en-
couragement Of many who adopt the
physiological regimen laid down in
'Rules for Reducing" 1t Is well to
remember that there is likely to be
O reduction in measurements before
the scales show any appreciable re-
duction in body weight. Combustion
of fat, which Is bulky, produces as
one by-product water, which is not
so bulky but Is heavy, and this water
is retained In the tissues until the
metaSolism becomes readjusted, and
then In the course Of a week or two,
II you continue following the regimen
the water Is excreted and the scales
show loss Of body weight.
In any reduction plan or indeed
any plan to prevent accumulation
Of Stacker flesh, q reasonable amount
Of daily exercise Is absolutely ssen-
tial. Not that exercise should be
considered a factor in reducing, but
merely to maintain good physical
tone, to take up slack, to prevent
habbiness and sagging.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
Nt.e 4
PATTERN 100
summary FROCK in
THREE VERSIONS

Changing the frock to suit your
type is one of the advantages of
home dressmakingl In Pattern $50,
Claire Tilden offers charming
summer dress that comes in three
different versions. One becoming
style has a V-neck trimmed with a
fabric or gay contrast. Another
shows a round neckline with big,
bright buttons down the front. Anc
still a third version is fronted by an
enchanting bib that easily fastens
on by those same front buttons and.
with NO SNAPS or SEWING. but
tons at the back-neck. AS to the
rest of the lovely frock, notice its
nice symmetry of line. The full
length panels In front and back give
flowing grace. Seams at either side
make for smooth, trim fit through
the waist and flare through the
skirt. No belt is needed-a cool fea.
ture In ITSELF The sleeves are long
or short: plain or with crisp cuffs.
You may add small buttons at the
front and back waist. and either
lace or ric'rac edging makes q gay
extra touch.
Pattern 100 Is cut In misses and
women's sizes II. 10. 10. 20. ~. -.
30. 80. 40 and ~. Size 10 requires
. IS yards 80 inch fabric and ~
yards lace edging.
send FIFTEEN CENTS llSel IN
eelns foF this palisrn. WRITE
CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS
AND STYLE NUMBER.
Send orders 70 The Waterbury
Democrat Pattern Department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
NEA Service staff Writer

The homemaker who feels that
she simply hasn't time to do exer-
cises ten or fifteen minutes a day
can give her muscles fair amount
of beneficial exercise simply by GRO
recting her bending and posture
habits.
For instance, instead OF semi
bending stiffly forward when pick
ing up scattered toys or Sundays
newspaper, she can really bend her
knees assuming a squatting position
and keeping back straight. Bending
keep knees flexible. A straight back
bone, with no exaggerated hollow
In the center OF 1t, makes stomach
muscles do some work and therefore
keeps them firm.
HOUSEHOLD CHORES
PROVIDE EXERCISE
When pushing the baby's carriage
he should maintain good posture in
stead of STOPPING forward, letting
head and shoulders lead the rest
of her body by a good ten or twelve
inches.
The stool on which she sits to
do the ironing should have a
back. And the base of her spinal
column should be held against
that back.
When gardening, it's less firing to
kneel or to squat than to bend for
ward awkwardly. And great deal
better for muscles which are still
and tense.
When busting tops Of doors or
windows, it's a good idea to
stretch waistline as well as arm
and shoulder muscles.
In addition to realizing that it's
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Pleasure


Wheat germ costs me thirty cents
pound, or I'd eat II just for the
pleasure. Can't you persuade some
millers to supply wheat germ so that
q person can buy 1t at a reasonable
price in the market Ct. A. c.
Answer-I would If I could. Can't
you find a mill somewhere on your
rambles from which you can buy q
few pounds at q time for a fair
price? Remember, 1t Is ordinarily
q by-product OF -four milling, which
goes into the middlings, for animal
and poultry feed. The miller has
only to catch out some Of the germ,
when you want 1t.
Cali It Cri
We have received many times the
cost of the booklet In benefits. We
now use the "fool proof cough
medicine" as O standby In our fam
family, and several neighbors have
found 1t equally effective for acute
coughs. I just felt my duty to re-
port what we think Of "Il' Doc Brady"
as a tried and trusted friend.
"a. p. O.
Answer-That makes me happy.
There are a great many people who
should use the fool proof cough
medicine" instead of the dangerous
dopes they are likely to use for acute
coughs. For copy of booklet Call
It Cri" - dealing with common
respiratory infections. bronchitis,
asthma, tonsils, sinus trouble, ETC.
send 25c coin and stamped envelope
bearing your address.
= protected by John F. Ollie Coz.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
SEVEN POUNDS IS SIX POUNDS
TOO MUCH

p. A. (personal appearance) rather
than p. H. (personal health, take
1t, Is the motive which inspires
the annual increase In requests for
advice on girth control during the
vacation season.
One matron who obtained a copy
Of the two-bit booklet "Rules for
Reducing" and followed the regimen
given therein, reported that In the
first week she reduced seven pounds,
and she was feeling fine; she was
astonished at the absence Of the eX-
IRENE hunger which had always be-
fore debated her attempts to reduce.
hated to throw cold water on
the lady's rejoicing and enthusiasm,
but I had to advise her that there
must have been something out Of
the ordinary In her regimen or in
her condition, for the normal re-
duction is and should not he over
a pound q week or even an average
Of two or three pounds a month.
Too rapid reduction Is not neces-
sarily dangerous IN any case, pro-
vided 1t Is not due to the use Of
harmful drugs or drastic cathartics
or powerful ductless gland extracts.
But O woman, or man either, who
values p. A. should remember that
rapid reduction Is likely to leave
wrinkles and says which are dificult
to remove.
Gradual, moderate reduction, on
the other hand, at no faster rate
than the superfluous flesh was &C.
quired In the first place, involves no
radical readjustment In the meta
bolism and gives time for the mus
cles, connective tissues and the skin
itself to take up slack, so to speak,
and keep At and trim.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10

one deSCfIpInB nef has no IUIIu1lesS IuT 1IeI0
II she is the kind Of woman who finds time to read
even If she doesn't find time for the beauty parlor
often as she should, she viii most likely be described
as VERY intelligent"
II she finds time for all Of her famiy's needs, but
little for her own the comment won't be her looks
or her brains but she viii be summed up as good
mother" or splendid woman"
II she is determined to make good at q career,
she'll be described successful or at the worst dis
missed with the words, very efficient"
II she is crazy about people and would rather be at
INDEPENDENTLY her own-than anywhere IN the
world she win undoubtedly be described as either
"charminr" or $50 much fun"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
Clarifying Yourself
By ALICIA HART

possible to make the daily house,
keeping routines take the place OF
limbering and stretching exercises,
every woman should remember that
maintaining fine posture wards off
fatigue.
II you slump and sprawl in a
chair or shuttle heavy-footedly
about when you are tired, you'll
feel even more tired. Learn to make
yourself stand, sit and walk correct
ly all the time. You'll notice that
you tire less quickly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
RIGID ROUTINE

Mary Martin has moved into a
new home in Beverly Hills with her
mother. She's on rigid routine Of
rest and sun-bathing to gain back
the ten pounds lost while doing per-
sonal appearances in the East be-
fore she begins her next Paramount
assignment with Bing Crosby in
Rhythm on the River"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10

community she will probably be
described as a her neighbors and friends
sure to be referred 10
Is housekeeper."
"IF HER ONE INTEREST MEN y. )"
her attractive to them
we'll every other asbu maybe is best
she spends feeling herself will be
pain in the neck"
how others think OF her mad sum her
back and how she spends her time
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
GOLDFISH FEEL WAR

Fearful for her pet goldfish, a wo-
man In Paris Is seeking a pool where
they would stand chance of sur
viving the war. She has investigated
in the Boise De Boulogne and may
put them In one of the lakes there.
She says they are every shy"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
STICK TO THE GAME

Six members of the original New
York Rangers Of 1926 are still iden-
titled with hockey as managers or
coaches-Bill and Bunny Cook.
Murray Murdoch. Ching johnson.
Frank Boucher and Paul Thomp-
SON
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
TOMoRRow's MENU

BREAKFAST: Grape Juice,
cornmeal mush, coffee, milk,
LUNCHEON: Russian beet
soup, poppy seed rolls, fruit
salad, chocolate chip cookies,
tea, milk.
DINNER: Crisp bacon, vege-
table casserole, boiled potatoes,
endive, French dressing, Nea-
politan Ice cream, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
REFUSES INVESTMENTS

Although John Howard was much
taken by Arizona's Superstition
Mountain country, which he visited
for location scenes in Paramount,s
"Texas!", he has reluctantly, had to
refuse opportunities offered him to
buy an interest in gold mines there.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
DAVID AND GOLIATH

Joe Burk, 195-pound Philadel-
phian who holds the world single
sculling championship, has suffer-
ed only one defeat during his row.
ing career-at the handsh of l42-
pound Joe Angyal of Brooklyn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
TUsKs ARE IMPLEMENTS

After an elephants tusks reach a
certain size, they become a hind
rance to him. The enormous weight
often exerts such a downward pull
upon his neck that he unable to
keep up with the rest Of the herd,
and frequently Is forced to live q
solitary existence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10

Another great element of comfort, and one often
neglected. is proper lighting of the mirror which the
guest is to use. The bureau should be SO placed
that the mirror above it is properly lighted by day
and night. There should be a lamp on the night
table proper lighting the head Of the beds so
that the weekend guests may read themselves to
sleep if they desire. comfortable chair Is, Of
course necessity and it is nice, if possible to have
a small chase Tongue drawn up either by window or
by open fire should the room be fortunate enough
to have fireplace. One or two side chairs which
course.
A writing table is another article of furniture
which it is well to put in the guest The leisure
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
GOLF SCHOLARSHIPS

Twenty former caddies are en-
joying the advantages OF college
education at Northwestern through
the Chick Evans scholarship fund,
which is administered by the West
ern Golf Association.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
Modern
Menus
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Service STAR Writer

NEA Service STAR Writer
Take a basket Of garden vege-
tables, a sheet aluminium or glass
casserole which can be used either
in the oven or on top Of the stove,
and these recipes. Then call In the
folks for seats"
VEGETABLE CASSEROLE
(Serves SKI
One cup cooked carrots, sliced
Julienne; ! cup cooked green beans,
sliced Julienne; l cup cooked fresh
or whole kernel canned corn, l
tablespoon chopped parsley. 2
tablespoons butter, teaspoon scrap
ed onion, 2 tablespoons our, 2 cups
milk, Ia cup grated American
cheese, salt, pepper and paprika to
taste.
Cook vegetables until barely ten
der. Prepare as directed. Make
cream sauce. Add the scraped onion
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
BRAZIL SEEKS COAL

Brazil's coal shortage has become
so serious that a large number Of
trains Of the Central Of Brazil rail-
way have had to be cancelled. Ell
forts have been made 10 obtain coal
from the United States. according
10 Rio dc Janeiro report.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
OLD CUP DONATED

The Exeter Cup, which dates back
to 1910, has been donated by Alfred
G.. Vanderbilt as trophy for the
Suburban Handicap, annual Bel
mont event.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
HOW TO BE YOUR
OWN DECORATOR
Is Your Guest Room Comfortable?
N1eE.., ,AAz.&
Director, Good HoGJskssbins Studio

Perhaps there better discover the condition Of guest
virtues With this mind let consider what room REQUIRES
40 oegin witn ~ must nave an ar OF nospahty as were
BEDS bureau and chest drawers be occupied by
double single bed smaller either
a required remember that
matter how pretty If the mattresses
your guests will be comfortable
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
oNE-LEGGED GOLF PRO

Despite the loss OF leg in an
operation recently, Henry JAMS has
been signed to a new contract as
golf professional at the Phelps
Manor Country Club in New Jersey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10
HOzy To Keeb Well
b DR.. WILLIAM BRADY, Md.

sgned psrtanng health and nyEien not
envelope enclosed Letters shuId be Se
be I'm
William
Madison Chicago ILL.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10

couple peaceful home in spite Of uncongenialy
urovded determination not to be
fight It's the wifes duty to exercise that
This the only she win the
children Incdenty when she loses this
~ CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10

Moreover It's quite useless parent sympathy
approval of kmshes big battles parents are
accurate Childrens
stncts are most at fault but they
are and mother for disturbing the peace
parental squabbles when the
parents posy the and punish them
don't?