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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-31
DEFENSE
 BOND Quiz

e. How does the Treasury De- partment's Regular Purchase Plan operate?
 A Upon request, reminders and return envelopes are sent to you These reminders will come at any intervals you select-weekly, semi- monthly, monthly, etc. You may change these intervals at any time, increase or decrease your orders, or stop ordering at any time. The ad- vantages of the Regular Purchase Plan have already led more than 100000 persons to make systematic savings through Savings Bonds.
 c. By purchasing Defense Saw ings Bonds, can I assure myself of a regular income, like an annuity, 10 years from now?
 A. Yes. If you pay $l8.75 for a Defense Savings Bond every month for 10 years, you will have an own- ership of $3,000 in Bonds, which will mature and be payable to you at the rate of $25 each month for the following 10 years. Likewise, if you pay S75 a month for 10 years, you will have an ownership of $l2,- 900 in Bonds, payable to you at the rate of $l00 each month for the following 10 years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-31

Martha ODriscoll, Paramount starlet whose next assignment will be in Cecil B. De Miles Reap the Wild Wind" collects Q charm for her charm bracelet from each city she visits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-31
New York Stations WEAF-SeO = WOR-7lO - WJZ-77O WABC-Sso

orch.
 WABC-Carl Hoffs Orch. 11:15-WEAF-Music You Want WOR-fcd Fitzgerald; songs -WEAF--Barry Winton's Orch.
 WOR--Shep Fields Orch. WJZ--Henry A. Wallace WABC-Michae Loring's orch. 1i:45-WOR--Mel Marvin's Orch. WJZ-Bob Strong's Orch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-31

Store," starring the Marx Bros. and Tony Martin with a giant cast. Man Hunt" with Walter Pidgeon and Joan Bennett. will be the sec- ond big hit of the program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-31

note before he chose the barber pro- fession for a livelihood, Tommy should be right in his element on the big stage.
 Tommy Is bringing along his clip- pers too and with special permission of the Master Barbers' organization will give free hair-ctts during the performance. Angelo R. Rosa of Woodtick road is donating the use of @ spare barber chair for the stage set, @~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-31

NOTE-To buy Defense Bonds and Stamps, go to the nearest post office or bank, or write to the Treasurer of the United States, Washington, D. C., for an order form.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-31
Dial Doir1gs ,
By JIM PARKER

This Benny using technique in his guest orchas In the past his flyers Into taken his but this summer he has his with
 organizations Philadelphia Symphony and the New presents his own band program or numbers The plan has resulted some rather queer musical longhared osart clarinet Sany Tango Goodman brings stage for such swing classics as One o'clock did experiment. Work out
 Bnnys decided to continue 1t in the fa doing a thing be the the that exists between these two kinds of Goodman the erbug to hear the classics certainly hurt symphony lovers to hear solid a Each
 really likes the others avore music he gets chance to hear it."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-31

Wood that the being turned out by Ame tunesmhs today far superior those which
 maintains that the hits years age comedy items today definite musical Bng Crosby his before vacation t0nghts NRC broadcast at Guests will include Don Amehe who will absence; Leahy NOe Dames Martin of the hs Bng and Connie Boswell listed to sing we Go We'll Together" which the truth for with sharply these the radio listeners dang the WATR commentary John Hughes numbers than before sesng the Pacific months therefore the natural da for tho best analysis Hes heard daily a 2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-31
15SO-WBRY--96

 ?. M. 4:0O-Richard Maxwell 4:15-In Your Defense 4:30-Columbia Concert Orch. 5:O0-News 5:15-Dance Hour 5:55-Weather forecast; news 6:00-CBS program 6:l0-Baseball scores 6:l5-Transcontinental Tours 6:30-News 6:45-The World Today 7:00-Mildred Kellogg, songs 7:l5-Novatime 7:30-Your Marriage Club S:00-Concert Hall of the Air S:OO-Society for the Preservation
 of Barber Shop Quartet
 Singing in America S:55-Elmer Davis: news 9:00-Seeing the Americas with
 Lee Draper 9:l5-U. s. Army band 9:30-The Pied Piper, IT.. Presents lO:00-Slenn Miller Orch. lO:15-Allen Roth's Symphony of
 Melody i0:A5--News ll:00-Cerl Hoff Orch. li:3o-MIchael Loring Orch. i2:0o-sign off
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-31
lOSO---WTIC--2SS

1O8O--WTIC-28S N. M.
 e,oe--Backstage Wife f:f5-Stella Dallas 4s2O-Lorenzo Jones 1.fE--xoung Wilder Brown B:O0--H0me of the Brave k:1E-Portin Faces Life EsSo-@We, the Abbotts k;ss-Jack Armstrong H.o0--NaWs and weather 9.lE-Basebsil scores and Strict
 ly Sports 8t2S-~Five Dollar Facts MsaN~-Pr0feH@0 Andre Gchenker Ni4b-~Loweil Thomas 4,oo-FFed Waring's Orch. ItIt-Hows Of the World |i10-~Inter City 0uls Show ln0-~Ihs HouseWaFming Mt1o-~Er0gFam from New York Mi0aam Kraft Music Hall NN'4D~~ Rudy yaliae program 4ti1o-tEeod NeiehboFs tLI94~sNaWn and weather IInt-1IaFfY keeen's String En. NNf3am #aRTg WS@son'M Orch. Moh ChNGfAF,& Orch. N3&s~ #4Kare HeaaEH Orch. X#fNE Nave
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-31
In Hollywood

BY PAUL HARRISON
 NEA Service Staff Correspondent Hollywood This Is about @ mean man named Jack Carson, one of the highest paid heels in Holly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-31

WATR-NFBS features tonight 6:20 Band of the Week. e:sN Sports Page 7 Wythe Williams e:30 New England 1O Parade News COng. stephen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-31

Of interest to WATR listeners whom Judy this the musical director the Don Lex Coast anlate Adventures in Rhythm" and Caifornia Melodies both heard via WATR feature Roses music "N6audies Diary" CBS August IA al 7SO Mary Mason Broadway stage title of the drama Maude the first time Goodman using male vocalist Tommy the Mitchell Ay organization who's singing
 during in Chicago Vice President Henry
 Wallace will be heard WAT tonight at ll6 in talk from the Ordnance Plant
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-31

interview with Francis McInnerney City Amateur League
  SpOs the Air" WATR 6So McEnneney the City doing job for the local Crosby Glass Al, back ground of sports and s l-Rtted job.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-31

Tonght broadcast "s Britain" at s5 wATR will radio another damatzaon based British civilian defense Helen Mencen and Harry Baker will fifteen
 minute the British War Relief Society For Mcaugh ton will not be cast comic bue he'll play sahas cockney knowhes Gantasy by Glory"
 Elizabeth he Good Bes" Bpeares time)
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

marqueses.., y la marquesa, que
ahora habia enfocado bien ell ros
tro de la nina y la miraba con
detenimiento, crey6 sufrir una
alucinaci66n.
-iRodolfo!- muy afec-
tada, quitandose los gsmelos de
los ojos, y miranda a su marido
con una mirada de espanto-.
I Has visto?
i Que?-contest6 ell gentil
hombre, afectando indiferencia.
Que esa niha..., esa artis-
ta."! lioh, es horrible, horrible.
pero no me cabe duda h., esa
nina, aqeulla, la de ALA la que
esta de frente, es Celia, es la hi
ia de-. Pedro y de Maria!
.Estas cuatro dltimas palabras
las habia pronunciado la mar
quesa en- voz baja, para no la
mar la atenci6n del administra-
dor' que seguia Ell ejercicio de
los pequehos artistas, apoyado
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

ces de pura raZa"-; pogo para
ustedeg, va argleremos un pa
laquito!
I'm Ique?
II I'm palquito!-aclar6 Mon
Sieur PAT, hablando con mas
claridad ell castellano.
I'm instante deSpues, los extra
nos y elegantisimos senores es-
taban instalados junto al tabla-
dillo de la mGsica, en- una espe-
Gle de patibulo hecho de tablas,
y que Gaia encima de uno de los
furgones.
Los nuevos spectators no e.
ran otros que los marqueses de
Rio Verde Y el administrator
de la finca La Altiva, donde es-
tos pasaban temporada.
Entire Ell pGblieo que llenaba
ell graderio del circo Sc produjo
un movimiento de profunda ex-
traheza al yer a los marqueses
(que eran, en- realidad, los due
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

nos de este pueblo y de otros mu
chos de la comarca), EN- este cir
co tan humildfsimo.
Made Sc 10 explicaba, en- YER
dad.
Y menos Sc explic6 aGn que
los ilustres marqueses de Rio
Verde siguieran con interes ere
ciente las peripecias de la fies-
Ia.
Sc habia anunciado el n1me-
70 de las nihas voladoras.
Monsieur Renard, %contento y
satisfecho de haber instalado en-
.su establecimiento a tan encope-
tados sehores. y, sobre TODD, de
haber cogido ell billete de diez
duros que ell marques lie tendio
con displicencia admirable, res
tallaba de nuevo ell latigo en- ell
centric de la pista, explicando al
pdblico, en- su jerga macarroni-
ca franco-espahola, 10 que ioan
a yer:
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

La marquesa de Rio Verde,
extrahada al principle del ca
pricho de su marido, intent6
saber ell motive,
Pero don Rodolfo la habia con
testado:
mo tie 10 digo! Els una cosa.
curiosa, muy curiosa... Una CO.
sa que va a sorprenderte, tai
vez.
FL tono misterioso de las pa
labras del marques, decide a.
doha Nieves a complacer a don
Rodolfo.
FL administrator de La Alti-
va, don JESUS, un hombre bona
ch6n, gordo y rubicundo, cuyos
dos hijos va habian estado con
su madre en- las primeras repre-
sentaciones del circo, alab6 tam
bien amablemente a los artistas
ambulantes, y acept6 la invita-
ci6n del seiOr cuando los due
nos de Ia finca Sc decidieron Q
La gaceta., 1941-01-24
asistir a la fiesta.

aslstir a la fiesta,
A no haber estado sus hiios
dormidos, los habria traido tam
bien,
La marquesa, provista de sus
magnificos gemelos de teatro.
miraba a los pequehos artistas,
que saludaban con gracia sin
igual entire una saliva de aplau-
SOS.
Ketty y Norma treparon agil
mente por las cucahas engala-
nadas
Y, de pronto, doha Moves aho
20 un critic, llevandose una ma
no al corazon.
Las dos nihas habian alcanza-
do los trapeeios; Sc balanceaban
s~uavemente, miranda al pdblico
sin dejar de sonreir con sus boz
quitas pintadas en- lorna de CO.
raz6n.
Ketty habia quedado de fren-
te al palco improvisado de los
La gaceta., 1941-01-24
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

iiorones, ifigGrate, unos mar
Quesesl, y hay que instalarlos
en- sitio de preferencia.
AHA voy yo-dijo el btro
partiendo disparado.
Sali6 al estrada.
Y en- seguida tropezose con un
matrimonio elegantisimo, de
cierta edad ell caballero y la Sc
nora, que venian acompahados
de otro senior mas j6ven y que
rfan presenciar Ell espectaculo.
-Todas las localidades es-
tan llenas, senoges mios-mur-
mur6 Monsieur Renard con su
mejor sonrisa y acentuando
cuanto podia So dejO de 'fran-
La gaceta., 1941-01-24
AANO A LA OCTAVA
CABRERA
I'm Doble PrOgramd para
Man ma SdbadO

Grady, un ejtmplar de Ia pc
rrera de Rock Springs. do aver
una sorpresa, en- la octaya COM
patici6n, y venci6 a Bristih Bob,
cue era Ell gran favorito, Y a
Frisco Slim, cotizado como Ell Sc
gundo favorito. Sus boletos sc
plgaron a $3.50, 1920 y $500,
Page S112.80 la apuesta do =
bic, canada por Grand Mary, ell
trunfador en- la segunda carre-
ra. y Smoky Boo, que conquist6
los laureles en- la tercera.
Mahana sabado So ofrecera la
matinee de costumbre Y ademas
un programa nocturno especial.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24
ESTA NOCHE JUGARAN
LOS BASKETBOLISTAS DE
PLANT Y HIILSBOROUGH

Los "quintetos" de basket
ball de los institutes Plant y
Hillsborough jugaran esta no.
che en- Ell gimnasio de Palma
Celia.
Estiman los peritos que las
probabilidades de victoria de
los Terriers son mayores que las
de las Panteras.
La semana pasada los "sting-
arees" de Miami superaron a
Plant, fuera de la Conferencia,
con una anotaci6n de % pOr 27.
Jimmy Hughes Sc propone u
tilizar a Bunny Mick, Bobby
Poage, Billy Martin, Wallace
illett y Bill Pemberton.
Tenemos entendido que Spur
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

pelsa con Max Baer, and mes
de mario. Mike Jacobs patroci-
ma el match.
FL lunes, en- el palacio San Nj.
colas, de New York, Antonio
Fernandez, ell peso weller sud-
americana aun no vencido enl
este pals, Sc matira con Mile
Theodorescu. En- ell mismo pro-
grama Jose Basora, de Puerto
Rico, Sc opondra a Vince Frate-
Ito, de New Jersey.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24
DEPORTES
CON LOS GUANTES
LUIS Y BURMAN FIRMA-
RON LOS
CHALKY WRIGHT DE LE-
GITIMO

Jose Luis, ell campe6n mum
dial del peso complete, Sc batira
con Red Burman ,el ahijado de
Jack Dempsey, ell dia 81 de este
mes.
Aver '1e tiraron de la lengua'
q Burman y dijo: Jose Luis CO.
meti6 una seria equivocaci6n al
aceptar la pelea cOnmigo. al a
manecer del dia II de Febrero
yo sere Ell campe6n.
Hoy, ante la Comision Atleti-
ca del estado de New York fir
maran los contracts que la ley
demanda, Luis y Ell "Rojo'. Los
La gaceta., 1941-01-24
O @ N A IRISH

New York, Enero 24.-En 81
torneO de billar de bolsillo, Joe
Procita, de Boston, derrot6 dos
wees a Johnny Irish, de SYRIA
cuse. Jimmy Caras jugo en-
Scranton con Onofrio Lauri, ga
nando Ell primer partido y per-
diendo el segundo.
Mosconi cuenta ahora con SO
victorias Is derrotas, en- ell pri-
mer lugar. POnzi sigue en- ell Sc
gundo, con 40 y 20, y Procito en-
ell tercero, con Al y SO. Jimmy
Caras eS el cuarto. Tiene igual
La gaceta., 1941-01-24
WYNNE TOMARA PARTE
EN- LAS CARRERAS DE LA
FERIA

En- las carreras de autom6vi-
les que todos los amos ofrece la
Feria de Florida Y que sc efec-
turan ell dia a. ell dia de la aper-
tura, tomara parte ell notable
atleta y automovilista Wayne
Wynne.
Competira 81 con los mejores
drivers" de pista de TERRA de
toda la naci6n. Jimmy Wilburn
mand6 aver su inscription desde
B~radenton, donde Sc encuentra.
Wynne guia un coche Miller
Schofield, uno de los mas velo-
ces en- el mercado.
Nuevas inscripciones llega-
ran a fines de semana.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
. Get MenthO- N u|siOR

ing highest grade lockwood ereo
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia fig syrup gives Meotlo
Mulsior. . taste the whole family
will like. II elings to the memo.
brahes so its soothing, healing in
gradients act faster, bester. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit;
@AttendancS at church Is neces-
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger the congregation with q
cold cough wkea Mentho- Mulsion u
90 inexpensive and easy 60 obtain
M.ntho-M ulEion is endorsed By
your neighbors and guaranteed by
! leading druggists sveryghere adv.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

A cold cough seriously endangers
you, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss of time
than all other diseases combined.
If you have a cough due to q cold,
get Mentho- Mulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your coughing
Immediately ana get you entirely
ever your cold cough quicker than
any medicine you ever tried, ask
for your money hs:k, -
Mentho-Muisien Is more than On
1r5inary medicine. 1t contains vita
anius A and d to build youI cold
resistance, and seyan soothing,
'tnC 1;ls ard urrlants. irclud,
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

Aurel Toma, pGgil del peso
bantam, present6 una queja, an
te la comisi6n neoyorquina, a.
cerca del contrato con Lew Bur-
ston, su director. Sc lie contest6
que debe respetar ell contrato,
a menos que un ajuste e%quitati-
vo Sc verifique.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

dos tenFran que eonnateree tam
bien a un complete recenoci-
miento, que haran los medicos
de la Comisi6n.
Claro esta que nadie toma en-
serio las amenazas de Burman,
que es boxeador inferior a Lou
Nova y Make Baer.
Luis tiene la seguridad, aun-
hue no 10 ha dicho, de que lie de-
rribara por la cuenta de diez.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24
Con Ell bate, Ia MascOta y los Eg) ejuelos
(Por Tirs : CUartA)

FL est&do d. Pennsylvania, 81
triunfa la idea de Elmer Kilroy,
presid5nse de Ia Cdmara del Es-
tado, tendra IN ola de fiesta de-
dicaGo a Connie Mack, ell presi'
dente y mentor de los Atlaticos.
Kilroy do la noticia-a los peri6-
dicos.
Sc llamarS la fiesta el "Dia de
Connie Mack"
La gaceta., 1941-01-24
NNOT ACOSTO A SELF
FER

New York, Enero 24.-ConI
un peso de 1884 libras, Joey
Iannotti, del Bronx, vencio por
nocaut tecnico a Aaron Seltzer,
de 1874. Settler cay6 por la
cuenta de nueve, dos veces con
heridas en- ambOs ojos.
Fue la vigesima victoria de
Iannotti en- un total de 81 Pc
leas.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

Jose Luis, que Ell dfa 81 Sc ba-
tira con Red Burma, tiene va
firmadas las siguientes peleas:
febrero II, con Gus Dorazio, en-
Filadelfia; mario IA, con Abe
SIMON, en- Detroit, y abril Is, con
Arturo Godoy, en- Los Angeles.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

La Comisi6n Atletica de New
York ha reconocido a Chalky
Wright, de California, como el
legitimo contendiente en- la divi-
sion del peso de pluma. Una no
tificaci66n Sc lie mandara a Ha-
rry Jeffra, Ell campe6n, para
que dentro de 30 dias acepte un
match con 6l. Wright es ell cam
De6n de las 1876 libras en- 10 que
toca a la Association Nacional
de Boxeo. Petey Scalzo es ell re-
tabor n1mero l para la Asocia-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

Ernie Vign, la nueva sensa-
ci6n del peso mediano, Sc en-
cuentra en- Miami. Peleara Ell
dfa z de febrero, en- la Madison
Square Garden, con Billy Soose,
Ell campe6n sin corona, vencedor
de Ken Overlin,
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

gson Cherry recurrira a Loren
20 Robes su sstrella, Luis Fue-
20, Dick Wilson, Marvin Buck
ner y Paul Harville,
FL team vencedOr Sc cOlocara
en- Ell primer lugar del campeona
to de la ciudad de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24
ZIVIC THEME
UNA MANO

Pittsburgh, Enero "a Frit-
zie Zivic, ell campe6n de las lat
libras, Sc lastim6 una mano en-
su pelea con ell excampe6n Hen
ry Armstrong, verificada ell vier
mes pasado. Els una. pequena
fractura en- la mano izquierda.
Esto lie obligara a r~etirarse por
variaS semanas.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

II Ahora veran uStedeg SCI
nogag ySenogeg, a las nihas vo-
ladoras! NGmego sensational
Premios de todas las academies
del mundo! Gran-Prix de Pagis.
Gran-Prix de Lonares. tAten-
cion, senogas y sehoges, aten-
ci6n! Maestro, m1sica!
Comenzaba a tocar la charan-
ga infame del pueblo. y apare-
cieron en- la pista, precedidas de
Tony y Dick, con tenue eamise-
tas de atletas, las niaas voladO-
rdS.
FL marques observable q su es-
poSa de Soslayo.
DeSde que esta tarde tuvo ell
encuentro con los pequpehos ar
tStaS del circo, no pens6 mas
que en- hacer venir a la fiesta a
su mujer.
iQueria cerciorarse de que
81 no Sc engahabal
La gaceta., 1941-01-24
COMPRO CANARIOS

Page por los cararios ma
chos de mas de I'm ano $500,
y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $3.50. Pre-
gunte por Vega en- ell 2202
de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

Lefty Grove firm6 va su con-
trato con los Medals Rojas para
la venidera tempOrada. Firma-
ron Ell mismo dia que 81, con Ia
novena comandada por Cronir,
Ell joven pitcher derecho Herb
Hash Y el inicialista Paul Camp
bell, adquirido del louisville.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24
Ell BATE, La MAS

FL n1mero de Bob Feller, en-
Cleveland, eg ell 1851, de un to-
tai de $500. Esto indica que no
sera llamado este aho, Bob fu6
derrotado once wees en- l94O,
pero alcanz6 q victorias,
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

Lou Nova deScanSara varias
semanas en- Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, preparandose para una
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

Hank Greenberg. Ell fsmosc
jardinero de los Tigres. tiene ei
ntimero 621 en- Ell rsgiStro d5l
servicio selectivo.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

nGmerO de v:c.orias one Proofs
ia, pero suS derrotas son 81.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24
AN URGENT MESSAGE =
to women who suffer
FEMALE WEAKNESS

Few women today are free from some sign
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La gaceta., 1941-01-24
Rheumatic Happy;
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Thousands who suffered nom the torturing
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La gaceta., 1941-01-24
Kidneys Must
Clean Ouikdds

EXCESS acids, poiSonS and wastes w. your
Mood are removed chiefly by your kidneys.
Getttng up NIGHTS, Burning Passages, Back
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sures an immediate refund OF the tnn epSt
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La gaceta., 1941-01-24
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

low voice Can you spare a dime for some
coffee, mister? I'm hungry
The man put his hand into his pocket
got dime. gave it to the beggar without
slowing up his gait or interrupting his think
ing The beggar melted away behind the man
who did not even see his face.
The poor fellow looked hungry said the
man to himself afterward in justifying his
softness"
Mr. Wheeler uses the two beggars to show
how statesmen must get in stride with their
customers and not get in their way One of
the outstanding dumb-bell statesmen is the
proprietor of a small news and candy stand
- "ho- sees someone looking over his goods and
instead of letting him alone, banks at him:
Yes sir"
Nine times out of ten that sales killing
interruption of prospects thoughts gets rid
of him forever.
1t is the salesman's business to sell all he
can but he must not be over-diligent When
a customer has received the article for which
he entered the drug store, ii is right for the
salesman to suggest one, or perhaps two, other
things especially if these are useful acces-
series to what he has already bought But If
the salesman tries to sell him everything in
the store that customer is not likely to be
seen there again.
1t is an ancient rule that jewellers prosper
py getting all together on street like
Maiden Lane Fifth Avenue. A jeweler who
advertised that he sold on the easy-payment
plan noticed that his customers looked fur
lively up and down the street before sinking
in or out of his place. He thereupon violated
the rule by moving to large office building
where nobody had dreamed of renting space
to anyone in that trade. His business trebled
Yet. it was not new idea. Speakeasies had
tested it out during Prohibition
Radio stations in the United States are
not permitted to broadcast sales talks for
"cure-alls" and many other unethical goods
But just across the Mexican border are So
called border stations" which are free to say
almost anything. Some unusual goods and
services are extolled by these uncthical sta
tons. among them a prayer service society"
The society sends its prospects a booklet
on how to pray. 1t claims that it isn't enough
just to get down ones knees and ask for
what is wanted. Successful praying it con-
tends like successful begging on the street,
is difficult and complicated business
The booklet is designed to make you believe
that the best way to get results is to explain
in letter to the society what you want Their
experts. professional prayer-utterers, they say.
will then do it right for you and you should
get what you wish, unless something unac-
countable prevents. OF course you must not
forget to enclose a "love-offering" Tin CASH.
The society gives testimonial that their pleased
customers get results The book quotes the fol-