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Evening star., 1941-05-05
Toll in Previous Months.

In May, Beware OF:
/. Careless walking at night.
Six Of the eight persons killed
in traffic during May, 1910,
were struck after dark.
2. Crossing street at a point
other than a crosswalk. Two
pedestrians met death by this
action in May last year. =
The six other traffic victims
were injured while either cross
ing a street against a proper
signal, attempting to jump onto
a moving vehicle, attempting to
stop stampeding horses. stand
ing in a button safety zone.
crossing at an uncontrolled in
tersection or riding In an auto
mobile.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
YOUNG Democrats to Elect

MANASSAS, Va, May (Spe-
ciaD Dudley Martin, vice presi-
dent of the Prince William County
Young Democrats. will preside at a
meeting of the club at 8 pm. tomor-
row in the Courthouse here. A new
president will he named to fill the
vacancy created by the resignation
| of Mrs. w. F. Brewer.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Dr.. Glenn to Preach at V.M.l.

LEXINGTON, Va, May LP.-Dr.
c. Leslie Glenn, rector of st. Johns
Church of Washington, will deliver
the baccalaureate sermon to the
Virginia Military Institute gradu-
ating class Sunday morning, June 8,
in jackson Memorial Hall.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Three Are Killed
In utoCrashes
Near District
Washington Man
Killed in Maryland;
Score Injured

Three persons were killed in auto
mobile accidents in nearby Mary
land and Virginia over the week end
and a fourth. a Washington resi-
dent, was killed near Hancock, Md.
From Jacksonville, Fla, came word
of the death of College Park
woman who was hurt in an acci-
dent there last month. More than
score of residents of Washington
and vicinity were treated for in
juries at local hospitals.
Arthur H Cummins, 36, of 1922
Thirteenth street NV, lineSman
for the Potomac Electric Power Co.,
was killed on the Baltimore boule-
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Maryland Dentists
Gather in Baltimore
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, May S. Several
hundred dentists convened this
morning for the formal opening of
the 58th annual meeting of the
Maryland State Dental Association.
Plans call for clinical discussions
Of many aspects of dentistry and
oral hygiene during the two-day
conference.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
no. Z-bH0geS
Ry PAT JONES.

with air and water traffic given today by
Capt Whehurst director Of highways the chief reason
tube instead of bridge recommended in the new Dis
highway program crossing the Potomac River
at Alexandria,
proposed will cost twice as
much fourane bridge estimated but is understood the
Department approve additional barrier
bridge planes landing and taking off at nearby Grave
Point the Naval Air Station and Boiling Field.
Evening star., 1941-05-05

VdrQ near Belts
vile, Md, yes
terday when a
car driV en- .
Maryland State
Police said. by
S ergt. J a C k
Grouse, 26, of
H e a d q uarters
Company, 93d
Infantry, Fort
Meade, struck
him as he walked
around his re-
pair truck.
Sergt. Grouse
was charged with
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Manassas U. D. G. to Meet

MANASSAS, Va, May (SpeciaD :.
The Manassas Chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy. will
meet at 2:30 pm. Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. w. Fred Dwell.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Potomac Tube to Alexandra
Held Best of ; Possibilities
Whitehurst Says High or Low Level Bridges
Would Interfere With Aviation or Slow Traffic

May 20 the District Commissioners DiH hold public
the S44 100000 hghUay construction program
up after surveys lasting more than year and de-
detail in The Star hen released By HighWdy Dt
c. WhitehuSt April 25 In series OF articles
The Star anaysing in detail the purposes OF all phases
OF the ertenSue
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
BY MARGUERITE YOUNG MRA Service Stan Writer

New York, War finds about half c million women Of tomorrow uniformed 7-to-ie-year-old Girl scouts-Fisht in there, leading by example.
 From Honolulu to Bangor, Maine, they swung into action aS the attack came, aHld they're on emergency duty now. In their ready-made, new Senior Service Scouts program there's 6 job for ag many Of Af1eFica'S about 3,OO0,- 600 high school misses as want to fai in line. There's work for grown women too, training and supervising them,
 You get . good Idea of what gees or by looking ct war Flleseages on top Of Mrs. Paul RittenhouSe's desk, high above .Manhatans midtown roar. Mrs. Rittentouge is national director Of the organiza. ton.
 Council members, leaders. Scouts all serving in emergency" reads a cablegFan to headquarters here, No Scout casualties known. All of
 That's Honoltlu reporting it's l7SO Island Of Oahu members sound and active ten days after
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23

Defense Council, also girl aides to execute administration. And so the story could 90 on - young girls swinging into action in Wilkes Barre, Pa, Riverside, Calf., Portsmouth, N. H., Butte, Mont, Lynn, Mass, and every place there is troop.
 san Francicso relates an 1n. cident that typifeS the Scouts spirit This potential target cltys leadership had scheduled re. hearsAl for Scouts wishing to take part in traditional Christmas ca. rolling. The day before that San Franciscaias had their first raid warning and blackout.
 we wondered whether any girls would even remember the re. hearsai," reported their director, "Forty-Mx appeared promptly. Waiting for girls from distant schools, they talked of the crisis Several remarked how glad they were to be prepared.
 "Prepared how2" one asked.
 "First aid was the reply in chorus. Then some listed their slglllS. But one said, We know how to follow directions and Q roufd- faced I0-year.oid said We have calmSicss."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23

tiSt disagFeeg, saying the gums must have plenty Of time Co heal.
 (Misg c. H.
 Answer-Anyway your dentist has plenty of company, but oldsfagh- lofied company. Tn most cities there are progressive dentists who give immediate defltlfe BerVice-prepare the plate or plates in advance and install them immediately within the hour after the extraction of tooth or teeth, and patients wear them with reasonable comfort from then or, afld the gums heal rather better that way. If any dentist dareS to scout this, or to Imply that it iS merely by pipe dream, I'll De glad to refer hifi-ofl siis request, # he provides q stamped envelope bearing his address-to the Tecog- ilIzed authorities in his own field who are giving such service.
 saIsd Dressing
 If mineral oil interferes with as. slmilation Of vItaining from food and tends to undermine health, is t objectionable to use 1t to prepare flon.fattenlng salad dressing instead Of olive oiiT (Mrg. 0. K.)
 AIswcr-Yes. Send stamped efl- Velope bearing your address, and ins close twenty-five cents # you want the booklet Rules for Reducing" Copyright iD4i, John y. Dille Col
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23

scout and defense leaders con. suited together locally and no. tionaly, called for Just more of the things that were under way. Things like these, already done: SCOUTS ALREADY
 PRACTICE USEFUL ARTS
 Washington, D. c. Scouts saved Q nearby Virginia forest-a valuable white krowth-when eco com. pany left 1t to 90 Into training. Bhs- ter rust struck the trees. The. Scouts responded to the foresters cell for help. They went by truck and pulled up by hands hundreds of bllghted cuirAnt and goosebeFry bushes - "a vital defense tob," ac. Cordtng to the foreSteT's ofacial TO. port.
 Tn New York: Blind Scout are trained and practiced to aid air raid wardens in evaculating younger blind schoolmateS.
 In Los Angeles: mapped hun dreds Of blocks of the town, each group covering an area twenty blocks in each direction from their own block, marking places for special protection and for air raid shelters.
 Tn Fort Wayne, Indiana: gup- piled personnel to local civilian
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23

NEW YORK-Girl Scents save
 and send Co soldiers and sailors
 thOusands OS magazines, books
 Sometimes they out end bind to-
 gether all iIastallments of serials
 for camp llbFaries. This Girl Scout
 collects magazines in Manhattan.
 As war was declared, headquar- ters here wired President Roose- velt renewal of Q pledge that was accepted by him last spring q pledge to redouble Scout train. ing and put oil members and facil- ities att he country's service. Their setup includes i38,000 trained vol. utlteer and professional leaders, adults.
 Months ago, local councils oil over the country started 0 big war-o1l- l-WaSte campaign, and nA. tioflal leaders set up Senior Serv. ice Scouts program. Older girls of i4 to iB were nothing new In the organization, but now their sSlllS will be trained like guns de rectly on defenge needs. Their program was overhauled and ex- banded in precise relationship to both protection and nlorale-build- ing Civilian Defense conSidera. tons.
 Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt approve ed the "weli-planned" program Civilian Defense Director Plorello II. Laduardia seconded her.
 During the first week of war,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
PATTERN BO3 SMART TWO.PIECE MATERNITY MODE

Are you about . to . become . 0 . Mother? If So- clothes have sud- denly become your problem-how to conceal that coming event" and yet look fresh and smart peFplexeS youl Pattern D03 Is designed especially for you by Claire TiIden. The over- blouse is just the right length for corcealme1t, and afterwards you can tuck t in to make an original slairtwaiSt frock. (In that case, add three buttons for trim on the skirt as showr). Tie fresh contrast cole far and cuffs cal attention to the upper part of your figure, and the darts on the bodice give you the filiness you need over the bust. Omit the cuffs # you iisG long sleeves, and use the smaller collar. The skirt, 60 gracefully flared, laps over in the back and will adjust itself to your figure as time goes on, by means Of snaps. There's even more caEnonglage # yoai make this dress in Q lght-hearted pOlka-dot print navy-Dlue crepe would be complex ion-flattering. The Sewing Guide helps you # you're Q beginner. This pattern may also be used to make . 3S-inch length srpock you can wear around the house.
 Pattern sos is cut in misses sizes 12, il,, Je, le and %. Size ie re- quires 13-l yards 3e inch fabric and e-D yard contrast.
 send BHwTEBN CENTS li6c) in coins for this pattern. WRITE CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 geud orders Co Waterbury Demo- erat, PRtteFu Department, 70 Wlgih AgeauA MeW Kesk. N. z.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
HOW NRUROTTCS GET THAT
 WAY

Personally I seldom examine 6 patient, (says the author Of text. book on PsychiatFy-probounce Si' ki.a.tFe, accent or the kl-the ned- icaI speciality dealing with insanity CT mental diScaSe-psychosis, as physicians cali it-aFld s0-calIed ileiiFosls, functional nervous disoFs der), 4 remarkable admission, At first biugt-but the psychSatrigt (accent still OH the ki) hastebS to explain that he doesn't examine the patient because usually the patient has already been thoroughly exaiTls ined by more capable diagposticlaiiS thai lie Is, and algo Dy laboratory methods, But he emphasizes the importance Of 6 complete medical examination by the physician, with whatever clinical or laboratory tests the physician deems necessary, as tie hrst step in the treatment Of tte psychotic or Ileiirotic, and not making casual, superficial or per. fIinctoFy examination and on that basis trying to assure the patient tlleFe Is 10 "oFganjc" or Serious" tF0ubIe-O to fitd resexaEnipa. ton or some previously neglected test necessary iEl q week or two, The patient 1rterprets repeated exaiIlis nations not as an indication Of a doctors paingtaking cafe in dlags nosIs but ag c sign he Is uncertain about his diagnosis, and that Is fataI to successful treatment,
 In present day psychology, both professional and popular, there are q lot Of impressive words CT terms which serve chiefly to conceal One's Z meaning or ones ignorance, It would be useless 10 list such terms here. Eufsice to mention two CT three which some WtseacFeg have learned to spell aid pronounce as wei ag 6 psycbiatrist, such as schIZ- opFhenia lspIit or disintegrated per. s0nality, demeptia praecox = pro" gFessiye mental deterioration irl youth or early adult iife), inferior lty complex, moron, intfOvert-- technical terms too commonly eiIlS pioyed by the wise@cTes in an ab- Slirdiy sOphOmoFic way. For exams pie aTl item describing c suicide exs plains that the victims "infeFioFtty complex was so oVerpoweFing he couldn't surmount tt, so he chose an extroverts way Of exiting from life" Perhaps the sophomore who composed the story Is himself aIl extgOveft, and that accounts for the odd association Of symptoms which, obviously, the writer of the item drew from his own imagination, since iie had rot known or exam ined the victim at any time.
 DoctoTB who sit on the fence, ale ways or guard lest some error in diagnosis injure their reputation, and 90 by knowing mods or if1nuen- i do let patients infer that although there is no organic" disease yet this Or that organ tS "weak", are to blame for many neliroses.
 Parents or others in authority or control who excuse misbehavtor or abnormal attitude Og reactions or permit sssch manifestations tO con. tinue Withoat proper medical at- tentlosi, on the ground CT "Weak" Og irritable" or "sensltlves nerves, likewise contribute tO the develop naent Of many neuFOses.
 0UE@TEOMG AND ANSWERS
 Hmsme6iaee FDemtwFe Service
 Saw Afl your column that it ie not neey @ watt weeks ef nulaig lp Fap'aee eHlEaeied teeth, Azg asa~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
HOME SERVICE
EASY TO ASTONISH
 WITH MAGIC FEATS

Quite Q trick, making "Bnow" Co shower of confetti) come out of an eggI But you can do 1t and make ai your friends pop eyed with aEnazementI
 Watch closely now, while the Great MaStcrmind (alley-oop abra- cadabraD demonstrates "The Magic SncwStoFm."
 T have here asl ordinary egg, ladies and gentlemen. I beg you to examine it" He passes it around Thank youp (Puts 1t back on 6 box.) And c quite ordinary mans handkerchief - nothing in 1t, you see." He shakes 1t out. "And-noth. ing in my handSl" He holds them up,
 NowI The Great MaSteFmind takes the egg in his hand, covers 1t with the handkerchief and, 10 and behold, 6 shower of confetti pours from the handI The egg has vanishedI
 Did he have the confetti Up his sleeve? No, guess again. Was the confetti in the egg? You're getting warmer - but we dassent tell the secret out loudl
 our 32.page booklet whispers ALL, telsl easy ways to perform 4i oth. CT inystiSying tFIckg-such aB See' ing behind your back, turning one bal into two, making cigarettes rise, whistles answer questions, And no special paraphernalia neededI
 Send 10 cents in coin for your copy of "PFosessionai Tricks For Amateur Magicians" to Waterbury Democrat, Home Service, 63O Sixth Ave, New York, N. Y. Do sure to write plainly your name, address, and the name Of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23

Pearl farbor.
 San Franclsco gives more de- tails. There's letter ffonl the Scout Councils director, relating: GIRL SCOUTS SERVE
 AS AIR RAID WARDENS
 Many are already assigned as air raid wardens and watchers. A great many are on Red CroEs and other Civilian Defense jobs. We hope to open centeTs in the districts this week for relief work. Great impetus has been given to the sSs program -. You sec we really are geared ...
 The Girl Scouts are "geared, ]" in fact, they're In actien in huns dFedS of communities. They're bicycle courierg, speeding air. raid-dTill messages, blanket-bri- gadieFS in charge of practice.faid covering for the injured, enefs gency guardians of evacuated" children in community defense demonstrations, hospital aides, cole lcctorS Of scrap for fighting equlp- Fnent and Of books for soldiers md sailors libraries, substitute, teie- phone operators they're even taking Up forest conservation where eco boys leave of to 90 into the Army,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
? MODERN MENUS
Try Tax Trick On Frosted
 Cup Cakes

i.s teaspoon pepper, I.4 teaspoon celery salt, 2 tablespoons chopped ehlVes, is4 cup sherry CT F1oils&ico' h0ilc sherry flaVoring,
 Press yolks Of haFd-cooked eggs through . sieve, Add dash Of salt, pepper and enough Of the raw egg to make 6 thick paste, Form into small balls, FoIl in 6 little flour afld saite untn light brown in tables spoon butter; saute mushrooms in remaining butter for s minutes, Add chicken cubes RFld 2 tablespoons Of stock and simmer 5 minutes longer,
 ThiCken remainder Of stock with flour mixed with remaining butter; pour over chicken and mushroom mixture. When smooth and welIs blended, add chopped chiveS and sherry Cor lon-alcoholic sherry fla- yoFing) C little at q time. Do not allow t0 boil Remove from fire, add remainder Of raw egg and stir
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23

chased 0 cheap chest of drawers for c spare bedroom, and tho drawers st!HE.
 A. Apply parafkln, soapst0ne, or talcum powder to the runwAys and bottom edges of the drawers. If this does not remedy the trouble, plane away Q little Of the wood along the bottom edges; blaming the top edges will spoil the appearance. if these methods do not remedy the cOndi. ton, there X nothing to do but got Q cabinetmaker to reGlt tho draw. CTS. They may be poorly ntted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23

1ney WOnb u@V0 any trouble find- ing such . crowd, for there Is ct least one such group in even the tiniest town.
 The Gay Young Married Set gees on the theory that one's own hus- band or wife is less Fun than any body, and that any other hus- band or wife is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
'TUBRTCATION" IS THE WATCHWORD
LAMA AND GABLE

Lana Turner iB cot for her second starring rple cpposlte Clark Gable, fsa "@oneWhere m Find You" an exciting story Of foreign coFregpCnd- ents. due to SO before the calneras at 12esEe old dWen HeaSeE M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23

lot of anluent get penUOus when their producing days they contemplate the future n which they must Iye on income Perfectly those who live with them know hF unOunded there's good for gong along normally n spite enzIeG Surely girl who gving ID her e taking couple Of old folks should make rule O 70 with people her @nd h@ve Sun even if she Co take sCOlGing when she gets in.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
Latest Styles
WI, TME WOMEN
It's Gay Life If It Doesn't Strain Your
 Marital Bonds
BY RUTH AEtE.LETT

The young couple who want Co put their marriage Co Q severe ''rood test" to see fl 1t will hold up under the severest kind of strain can cas- ily do 30,
 All they have to do Is join the local cay Young Married Set,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
TOMoRRow's MENU

BRRAIIYAgT: gtewed pFuneS, whole. wheat eEiddie eakes, syrup, coffee, mix,
 LUNCHEON: Tomato juice, parsley OneIet, hard Folis, fTcst- ed cup cakes, tea, milk.
 DINNER; Ham b0ne with aansyifFaut, mashed 0aetOe6, lestaee sala apple saai aingeEs
 a oGllse. nfi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
ANSWER

The best turn you yourself and the old folks to bring some Christmas gaey So have look at the facts pensOneF the bounty Of the houshcderG xoM sT earning your living snd making possible for them 70 conSdeate treatment at minimum Of expene You entitled to bread and meat your Chssmas wean your Christmas fFuGcake ard holiday festiVlty tOO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23

We something Of the atmosphere Of the homes we live h. tho atmosphere unhealthy and depressing must nave the ant diversions Go out end find them; then make breezy conversation about the people you've met he and views Of the world which you have gl0Bned medium put tic old folks n touc4 with world they touch with Ard you save your reason too
 CAROLINE cHATTTELD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23

Then hang holly light the candles put the spirit Of chStmas old folks to enjoy the season. You can argue them out their fears you make them forget their fears for few days long have few friends n ycu VIII take Will conpHe Wh you merry and your aunt and uncle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
NY MRS. GAYNoR MADDOX NEA Service Staff Writer

offer your New Years Eve guests . gilstening tray Of "tax" cup cakes 70 start their year off well. When VOL pour the cake batter into the siips, drop a brand new penny, wrapped in celi0phane, into each cup. It's c good way to start the New Year with laugh,
 INCOME TAX CUP CAKES
 Two and one-f0uFth cups sifted cake flour, 2 is4 teaspoons c0fns bination baking powder, 1 is4 tsas spoon salt, leg cup butter or other shortening, 1 clip sugar, 2 eggs, wei beaten, 5.4 cup milk, teaspoon vanilla.
 Bift flour once, measure, add baks ug powder afid salt, ard sit to-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23

Ho10 To Keep WeU
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
Caroline Chatfield
Age Dependent Upon Youth for Holiday Spirit
Sqvs, Today
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DEAR MISS cHATTTD:

DEAR MISS CHATTTED:
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
Of Interest To Women

Have you . household problem Co solver Write your question clearly, slgm your name and ad. dress, enclose . thFeescent postage stamp and mall Co The Woman's Editor, Washington Service Bus reau, The Democrat, 1O1S 18th Street, Washington, D. C., sOF A DeFsonal reply.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23

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