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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-11
WOMAN,S REALM
Glortyng YOMYself
By Alicia Hart
MA seFvlce staR RrIter

NEA SeEwaCo Seau Wkhtee
 once you have made up your mind to be Q loveiier looking, more attractive person, it's Q good idea to start the self-improve- ment campaign slowly and cau- tiously. Otherwise, you are likely to become bored with the entire business and stop doing any of the planned routines.
 For instance, while you may know good and well that you ought to get rid of the excess oil in your hair, do something about the large pores in your nose and lose a great deal of weight, it's best to tackle one problem at time. If, all. at once, you start brushing your hair every night, dieting and exercising and using pore mask on your nose several times week, you're likely to be weary of the very thought of your face by the end of the first week.
 But if you concentrate on doing reducing exercises for fifteen minutes each morning and cate ing smaller portions of food at each meal for Q month, then begin on your hair, improving yourself will seem less of c. burden.
 REGULARITY
 A REQUISITE
 During the second month, keep on with your exercises and your diet, and be sure to brush your hair every night. By the end of the second month, you'll be enuogh of a Spar tan to be able to continue the rou- tines to improve hair and figure and do something about your face ss well.
 Remember, of course, that no beauty routine will be greatly effective unless you do it reguglar- ly and exactly according to di- rections. Don't Ego off" your diet just because you have company. (You can pretend that you are eating more than you are.) And don't give up exercises just bee cause you have weekend guests. Stick to whatever routines you start.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-11
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
 Anglo -neurotic Edema

My nine year old daughter has suffered much from giant hives, mostly in summer, after swimming, eating huckleberries. Have you any information or advice on this?
 (Mrs. H. O. Answer-Send stamped envelope bearing your address, ask for mon- ograph on Angioneurotic Edema Giant Hives). Also ask for Re- lief for Allergy."
 Reference Is Not Copy
 I'll be glad to receive copy of Dr. Jolliffe's original statement which you quoted-you offered to send q copy on request. co. 0. R.) .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-11

I Cottee.
 LUNCH: Salad made with 3-4 cup leftover diced lamb, 1 small apple diced, 3 tablespoons chopped celery lemon juice or mineral oil dressing; large glass milk.
 DINNER: Chilled grapefruit juice, broiled bottom round steak, green peas, sliced banana, black coffee or tea with lemon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-11
ACTRESS BUSY IN CHILE

Santiago, Chile (UP)-Margarita xirgu, greatest of spanish actress es. has been appointed head of the National School of Drama, housed in the Municipal Opera building here. La xirgu sought refuge in Chile following the defeat of re- publican forces in the Spanish civil war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-11

No B. o. you know there is spiritual spiritual haios easily detected and as offensive as much disastrous to human relation dissatisfied inside and let out ming comment criticism everybody in contact with Perhaps 1t in Sdeswpng and rdlcung nyiou of It's possible plain selfish consider nobody but yourself.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-11
BRorLED BEEF LIVER

Have liver sliced l-2 inch thick. Wipe, with cloth and remove skin and tubes If butcher has not done so. Salt and pepper lightly. Dot sparingly with butter and place in center of a hroiling pan 1 Ia inches below broiling unit. Broil 2 l-2 minutes; turn, and broil for two minutes on the other side. Be care-
 full not to over-cook liver, as long cooking will make 1t tough. Allow i-4 pound of liver for each serving.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-11
Of Interest to Women

Hye you AOusshoid prOblena t0 aOlveP Write yCur question clearly, slRn your name and Mds dress, enclose Q three-cent postage stamp and nsHil tO The WOmmn'a Editor. WnahlngtOn Service nurenu Oe The Waterbury Democrat, I0l3 18th Street. WaBhlnKtNns D. C.. fOF a personal reply. Don't telephones wrlt0 nR directed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-11
Caroline Chatfield
Spiritual Halitosis and B. O.
Says Today
Title Registered, U. s. Patent ofhcs

peonle don't invite understand why since you make appearance of the desire to De ncd the will o be included You have neither o. nor hatoss for being left out and It shoudn be hard to get you to home or you invite them to so places and do things IT until you tat else to be IT and you like the dickens to game going.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-11

pleasant and agreeable is enough unless won amuse comfort Brains don't count unless something tangible If make people them think they are funny or thoughtful they go you after If have the gift Of uniting peope at to them evident of them as individuals theyre and back for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-11

Maybe you think nothing but value everybody by what 1t Maybe busy spreading your feathers for people to admire anything c spiritual haltosis and B. O. Everybody who gets the whf.
 CAROLINE cHATFTEID.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-11

sit back and simmer your juices keep your ideas self pride your and and nobody will inter rt VOL Right here difference between those who have more friends what with and those who have no friends to do the giving out the holding back
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-11

Crochet stunning will have Q really de-luxe piece of
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 If have rather special wedding present bride would thrilled present 1t all you can put white fe eorners in pale pink or pale blue linen
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-11
Latest Styles
Ho7e, TO Keep WeU
By DIR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.


 
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-11
I'VE, THE WOMEN Some Teachers Could Learn A Lot About Psychology
WE, THE WOMEr
BY RUTH MILLETT

Teaching science to 17-and 1S- year-old boys might be a pretty tough assignment for a woman if she didn't have the liking and re- spect of her students. At that age
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-11

young, early twentes degrees intelligent attractive whimsical ambitious literary stricken Can act model dance paint decorate act sell ride horseback read to nvd wL payhOCkey walk bridge, French German Creek Russian Lan fence, act direct design, mix drinks piano and ukue act nn hook mind debate photograph and When Gay Churchill left and Bartan New Yc they received what to be 10 job offers 6 invitations to dinner bottle really to actresses shown
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-11
ROLINE CHATFTELD.

 S unsuitable for viii he answered Write Miss Chatneld this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-11

c. Please give a recipe for grape ketchup.
 A. Use grapes that are ripe but not soft. Pick them over carefully and add 1-2 their weight of sugar and, to 5 pounds of grapes, add 1 pintof vinegar, 2 or 3 ounces of mixed spices and salt to taste. Boil until 1t thickens.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-11

c. How can . dull bronze stat uette be made bright7
 A. Wash 1t with c pure white soap and warm water to remove surface soil; then apply 0 little sweet oil and rub briskly with Q channels skin. This should bring out the rich tones of the metal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-11
} MODERN MENUS
Weight Seldom a Yardstick
 Of Good Health

This Is the last Of six articles on Twelve-Day Thrift Meat Diet worked out for ycu by Mrs Gay nor Maddox, MEAS food expert, and Miss Frances simmons, dietl- tian.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
Wild West Post
To Hear Muscek

Veterans q Foreign Wars Of the
third Washington district VII be
guest. Of Wild Vest post Of at the
Fridsy night meeting IN Tire
state armory. according 70 CONF
mander Fred Brinine. The meet.
ing following the short business
session VII observe Washington
birthday with appropriate address
by Attorney Louis J Museek ard
special music and entertainment.
Pete Logan and Leonard Ander-
son hill-hilliesl. and the Singing
Cow Hand VIII be presented by
the Happy Harrison committee.
OF outstanding Importance WI
be a comprehensive resume Of the
development OF the Home Defense
corps. It's accomplishments to date.
and its immediate plans for the
future.
The meeting. to open at p. m,
will be for members only.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
Robert Sieidei
With Father al
Market Center

Robert steidsl learned the meat
bushes. from his dad opened and
successfully operated MS oWn
meat market. managed the market
section Of a lsrge chain store and
now he's back with his dad to
manage the meat department at
Market Center. 72d st. and Pacific
ave.
Behind this thumbnail sketch IS
u years Of work and study in
buying. cutting and retailing meat
and meat products.
I'm glad to have Bob back
With me again says A F. steidel.
owner Of Market Center He
knows the meat business thorough
ly-how TO select prime meats at
the packing plants and how to
serve his customers pleasantly"
With Bob" in complete charge
of the meat department. "Al'
Steidel will devote his entire time
to operation Of the extensive gro
Gerry and produce departments.
This arrangement will enable
Us to provide our patrons better
service and better values Steidel
SAYS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
Mother, Daughter GET Legal Approval
Got Idea From Militant Carrie Nation
To Destroy All Dice Tables in Town

desperately interested in seeing
gambling driven out OF town be-
cause Of our daughter
Mary. %. twice married and
twice divorced. formerly worked
as a dice girl in one Of the clubs.
The mother said she got the
idea from Carrie Nation. the mill
tsnt snti-saloon crusader Of an
other generation.
"Now. ! hope ] ret the kind
Of support she did" said Mrs.
Browning.
The night club proprietors sum
moned police when mother and
daughter made their first appear
snce and wrecked the oity's finest
dice table.
Police did nothing the first time.
but when the women repeated the
raid AZ another location. they took
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
Hope Chopel Plans
To Observe Holiday

Hope Chapel is c e. bratin &
Washington's birthday with a log
gers style dinner in the new
parish house Saturday evening. A
musical program is being ar
ranged. The proceeds of the din
ner are 10 be used for the further
installation of electricity. Reser-
vations may be made by calling
GA 4191 mornings or evenings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21

four hours without a single inter-
ruption or distraction - important
for those doing creative. original
work. His office Is at the Catho-
lie University of America, In
Washington.
Although city bred himself-he
spent his boyhood in Cambridge,
Mass.-Dr. Furfey has made basic
research studies of both farm and
city boys. He Is an authority on
those youths of high school age
who often cause their parents con-
siderable concern during that hec-
tic time OF change from boyhood
into manhood.
The changing voice Is but one OF
large number OF physical and
mental changes which mark the
commencement of manhood. There
are nearly 200 Ia all, DIR. Furfey
has found.
From his extensive research. he
has made key by which the de
velopment age OF a boy can be
measured TO find how near he is
to manhood. or how far out of
boyhood. He has found that city
BOYS become men at younger
age than do country boys, and
that in some races, boys become
men earlier than in others.
BOYS go through three distinct
developmental age periods from
ages to Is. DR.. Furfey calls the
period from TO about 10 or II
individualistic. During this period,
boys do not play group games;
they prefer TO play make-believe
and enjoy playing with girls.
The ages of about 9 to II mark
the so-called gang age. The boys
begin TO play team games, have
little to do with girls. and are in
terested in organizing and belong
ing TO some sort Of club.
The third stage starts rather
suddenly. and. in most instances
marks the real beginning of man
hood The youth drops his old
companions abruptly and takes on
new friends. sometimes to his
parents CONSERVATION.
He suddenly becomes sssertive
and rebels at being told what 10
do or how 10 do II. He may show
n sudden interest in girls, although
this Ii not msjor characteristic,
The sudden assertiveness and
independence often cause parents
10 worry because the son seems
TO care little for them or the home.
The change is perfectly normal,
however. and, as Or. Furfey has
found, it is Just one Of the signs
that the boy has become a man.
DR.. Furfey has boyish enthu-
siasm for amateur photography
and art galleries. One of his hob
bies has been the study Of several
rare languages. which he has mas
tered we'll.
Recently he studied Chinese
largely teaching II To himself To
make each minute count, he wrote
cut lists of the Chinese forms and
kept these beside his telephone,
While he WAS talking over the tele-
phone. he would study these words
In somewhat similar fashion. he
has mastered Russian and severa
ancient Semitic languages.
DR.. Furfey believes that the
greatest need Of the world today
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
Early Day Blaze
Destroys House
Goroge and Autos
Also In Flames

The home Of L FLOYD James
Of sol Es. 10th st. vas destroyed
By fire Thursday morning. IN
addition 70 his garage and two
automobiles parked inside Los.
10 the house. a one-story frame
structure. WAS estimated at $500
and 10 the furniture. 800. The
automobiles we're 1885 models. one
a sedan and the other a coupe.
Fdremsn we're summoned al
Ill a. m. but the fire was beyond
control before they arrived. They
attributed the cause to a possible
short-oircuit in on. Of the cars
in the garage. which wat built into
the house.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
HERE'S MORE AB0U
Democratic Rift

three and \ half hour and
broke up IT p. m. With all
members sworn 10 secrecy. IL
VS. learned. however. that the
Democrats decided 10 20 With
IanFlle On At least one Of his
bills. II would put the state
patrol in the highway depart
ment and divert the 50 drivers
license fee. nos used TO pay
them, 10 the general fund.
THIS would indicate the caucus
went over nj. legislative program
70 decide what stand they would
take on The dozen or 50 executive
request bills.
More eaueuses will be held. Il
WAS reported. 10 discuss other bills
Of the governors program before
they reach the floor Of the senate
They also viii take up agaln sev-
eral measures transferring depart
ments of licenses and agriculture
inheritance tax divisions and al
auditing from Langle.
With the wide split in house
sentiment for and against
Langlie. the Democrats pos
abilities of doing much were
.llm unless they could force
him into corner and exact
promise not 10 VETO bills
stripping him of departments.
Should he choose TO veto tn
Democrats bills. he has a 30-yoti
bloc Of Republicans in the hous'
who could recruit enough strength
from the rebellious Democrat N
bloc TO get the "a votes necessary
TO prevent passage of any bill
over Langlies veto.
The fight over Langlie has beel
flaring and dying down ever sine
the day he was inaugurated. Ger
tain kew men in the house an
senate. together with elective Off
Gals who want 10 aggrandiz
their jobs by adding new duties
have kept the fires burning un
derneath.
The run of the mill Demo-
Gratis have been anxious TO
get down 10 work passing
bills and other necessary
measures TO meet the states
problems. Their ambitious
leaders. however. have kept
them on their contact com
mittees" csucusing just often
enough to keep the movement
alive.
Night committee hearings o
numerous bills were delayed b.
cause OF long winded oaucuse
The senate fisheries eommitte
held hearing atterward on a bi
to prohibit commercial fishing c
Hood Canal and certain are
around Nolloehet bay near Ts
coma.
Its social security commit
tee held a hearing on two bills
amending the state unemploy-
ment compensation law. One
proposed TO reduce the present
IL per cent state tax on en-
ployers' payrons 10 a sliding
scale of from u to - per cent,
according 10 an employers
record of keeping his workers
on the job without layoffs.
The house education commit,
held a hearing on bill setting |
statewide machinery designed
foster consultations of school di
tricts. Nearly hundred educ
tors and other attended the hea
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
BAR SPEAKER NAMED

Prof. John ". Richards of Uni
versitv of Washington Is scheduled
10 address a luncheon meeting of
Tacoma Bar association Friday in
Tacoma hotel. He will speak on
Duties Of Occupiers 10 Persons
Coming on Premises. with par
ticular reference to the Washing
ton treatment of the subject.
Best butter down again at the
Cow. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21

FORT MADISON. Iowa. rail-
road machinist's wife and dAurh-
ter threatened today 70 chop down
all the dice tables in town. with
the expressed permission Of legal
authorities.
Mrs. W. L. Browning. using a
Ratchet. and her daughter. Mary.
with a hammer, have wrecked dice
tables At two night spots. Cam
hlers fear they haven't ended their
efforts.
Lee County Attorney Robert n.
johnson told the women:
As long ~ you attack GAM
bling devices and other Illegal
equipment. destroy no other
property and do not threaten
ar injure anyone. such raids
Are legal.
Mrs. Browning asid abe Was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
Core of the News
GETS TERM IN JAIL

Lorraine Martin. s2-year-old Ia
coma waitress. was sentenced BY
Justice Blanche Funk Miller We'd
nesday afternoon 10 six months in
the county jail on a charge Of
"defraudiag an innkeeper.' She
was convicted of defrauding the
Olympus hotel of her room rent.
The sentence was made subject to
suspension.
Hospital flowers. HIM, Florist
ndty
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
Moy Use Dog Hides
For Shoes, Boots

ROME - Experiments TO utilize
dog hide for shoes, boots. map
cases and belts have met with sue
cess. the ministry OF corporations
announced today.
A special tanning process has
been developed by DR.. Tullio Mo-
resehi, municipal veterinary sur
geon of Milan. to counteract the
effect Of a domesticated diet on
the hides of dogs. it was added.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
. BUILDERS OF
BRAIN POWER
~ DONALD A. LAIRD.
PHI. ID. >1I ID.
Author Of Increasing Personai
TffIeienfxs


Efficiency"
THIS morning pr Paul Hanly
Furfey do a half dsy,s work
before you or ! we're out q bed.
By getting up at go in the
morning. he can work for some
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21

10 quickening of the moral life
and real brotherhood Of man.
with no class distinctions moi
even between city boys and farm
boys.
Next: What makes your
town q good place TO live in:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
Rhododendron Not
Official Flower Of
Washington State

oLYNPIA-This probably :
news 70 you too. The rhododen-
dron Is not the states official
flower. but TIE senate Wednes-
dav afternoon passed a bill By
Ser. Frank l. Morgan. D.
Grsvs Harbor. 70 make Il so.
Rhododendrons have always
been recognized as the official
flower. but no law has been
passed TO confirm the selection.
50 the senate took action to
remedy the oversight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21

them TO johnson. He told them
how much they could do, and let
them 20.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-02-27
Scott e EUing Co.
Make Wheel PuLLerS

A Bluffton industry operating here
for more than 20 years is the Scott
and Ewing Co., exclusive manufac-
turers and distributors of The Klay
Universal Gear, Pulley and Wheel
Pullers.
Since its establishment the firm
has been located in the present plant
at the Cherry street bridge. Frank
Scott and Elmer Ewing were the
founders and Elmer Ewing still
heads the organization.
The Scott and Ewing Co. manu-
features the largest most complete
line of industrial pullers on the mar
ket and are found in every line
where machinery is used.
Fourteen models are offered, in
cluding seven two-way and sever
three-way pullers in wide range
of sizes. Some of the pullers are
designed for gears up to 40 inches
in diameter.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-02-27
BIuftOn College In
State Debate TOurneA

Bluffton college will participate in
the State Debate tournament to be
held at Capital University in CO.
lumbus, Ohio, on Friday and Sat-
urday.
The question to be debated is
"Should the Nations of the Western
Hemisphere Form Permanent
Union ?"
Each team will participate in
eight debates and will be judged by
the various debate coaches of the
competing colleges.
Those upholding the affirmative
side of the question are: Darwin
Luginbuhl, Lee Lehman, Herb Fretz
and H. Leonard Metzker. Mark
Houshower, Raymond Ramseyer, Al
vim Beachy and Ellis Guthrie will
present the negative side.
Prof. p. w. Stauffer, coach OF
debating will accompany them.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-02-27
A. C.. & Y. Court
Order Will Stand

An order was on record last week
in the Sixth United States Circuit
Court of Appeals in Cincinnati up
holding district court approval of a
plan for re-organizing the Akron,
Canton and Youngstown Railway Co.
and the Northern Ohio Railway Co.
into one corporation.
Appeal of the district courts de-
cision had been made by the Rail-
way Credit Corp, of Washington, a
creditor of the A. C. and Y. Objec-
tion was to part of the plan Civ
ing the New York, Chicago and St
Louis Railroad Co. the status of a
general creditor with a contingent
claim of $3,00O,O00 against the A.
C. and Y.
The claim was based on a coven-
ant by which the A. c. and Y.
agreed to hold a subsidiary of the
N. Y. c. and st. L. harmless
under a guarantee of bonds issued
by the Northern Ohio Railway Co