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Evening star., 1941-11-06
Ammunition Depot Site
Picked in West Viroinio
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Nov. g.
A Berkeley-Jefferson County site Of
approximately 5000 acres has been
selected by the War Department for
construction of an Army ammuni-
tion depot costing SIT 900 900. Repre-.
sentative Randolph has informed in.
terested groups here
Work on the storage depot is ex.
pected to begin without delay with
obtaining of titles to the properties.
A temporary Office for this purpose
has been set up in Charles Town.
Jefferson County.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
japanese Protest
Sinking 10 Russia;
143 Still Missing
A7, Including 10 Injured.
Reported Picked Up
From Mined Croft
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
TOXIC, Nov. 6.-The Japanese
steamer Kehi Maru sank last night
in the Sea of Japan-a loss attrib-
uted in a prompt official protest to
a drifting Russian mine-and late
today l43 passengers and crewmen
still were unaccounted for.
Domei, japanese news agency,
said this evening that rescuers had
picked up 247 persons from the
blasted ship, including 10 seriously
injured. They had with them II
bodies. Vessels which had rushed
to the aid of the Kehi Maru were
still searching for the remainder of
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Knocked Down, Robbed

George T. Hall, At. of 1903 Webster
street NV, reported to police that
he was struck to the ground last
night by colored man who accosted
him in the 600 block of Eighth street
NE. The assailant took $248 from
his pockets, Mr.. Hall said.
Evening star., 1941-11-06

Gum chewers will welcome Guate-
mala's report Of a bumper chicle
crop.
Evening star., 1941-11-06

Switzerland reports world de-
mands for wrist watches are increas-
ing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25

reported cures by reinjecting vti1tra- muscularly a syringeful of the fluid withdrawn from the swelling. Hy- drocele is merely an excessive accu- mutation of the serum or clear fluid a few drops of which are normally present in the sac to prevent fric- ton the same serum as that pres- ent in the pleural sac around the lungs, the peritoneal sac or cavity around the abdominal organs and in the pericardium or sac around the heart.
 Mental Disease
 If a woman lost her mind going through change of life would her children be likely to inherit any sort of insanity2 co. H. M
 Answer Change of life has noth. ing to do with the question of in- sanity and heredity. Impossible for me to form an opinion without knowledge of the nature of the woman's trouble. Probably the chil- dren and grandchildren have noth- ing to worry about. However, a much better opinion could be given by the physician who knows the nature of the woinan's mental dis- ease.
 Protected by John F. Dille Col.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25

and set the pattern of going with him. That is. If you want to go with him on future trips-and you probably will.
 The first time your husband misplaces an important paper, get busy in the kitchen and let him look for 1t alone. Otherwise youIi rpend your life looking for the things he carelessly nisplaces. :.
 The first time you find yourself anxious to get a heavy piece oi work done and your husband isn't around or is busy-watch out. II VOL don't you'll be doing 1t your self-and from then on It will pc your job. And your husband will be willing to let you do 1t. GET STARTED ON
 RIGHT PATTERN
 The first time your husband says, Honey, how about writing letter to the folks and telling them every thing is okay," find a tactful way of saying, DO 1t yourself"-or you'll wake up one day to the fact that you are writing all your husbands thank-you letters and keeping up with all his relatives.
 The first time your husband asks you to pack his bag tell him you're afraid he'll never be able to find things if he doesn't pack them him. self-or you'll pack for him every time he takes a trip, and be to blame when his razor or his pet necktie Is left out.
 These are just little things, you are probably thinking. But they won't seem little in another year or two If you get started on the wrong pattern. So start out right in the beginning.
 Any wife of five or 50 years standing will tell you 1t pays big dividends.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25
PATTERN Al2
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All round the clock and calendar goes this adorable outfit for tiny miss. For Claire Tilden has designed Pattern 4i2 from both smart and a practical point of view. Your small daughter will wear the jump CT alone as 8 sun-frock. When the she sun goes down or the day is cloudy, the fresh little blouse may be slipped under the jumper. Then, with the approach of Fall and Win- ter, you1l use the pattern again for a bolero ensemble, perhaps making the bolero and the jump- CT of plaid spun rayon. Each gar- ment is simple as can be to sew. The jumper has gayly scalloped "stay-up" shoulder pieces that are cut on a straight grain in line with the V-neck for easy making. You may have convenient front but- toning or just use a front button trim. The optional pockets are pert and dainty. Both the blouse and the bolero have short puffed sleeves and simple, well-fitting lines. You might add rufiing to the jumper and lace edgiig to the blouse for gay trim.
 Pattern li2 is cut in chlldren's sizes {, 6, 6, 70 and i2. Size c, jumper, requires 1 S-4 yards 3S inch fabric and blouse, S.l yard contrast and ik yards lace edg- ing; jumper and bolero 2 s-D yards 30 inch fabric.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS (aSeD lnl cIRARIY Sizk. NAagE' An. DRIES AklD STYLE NUAGBkR
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25
EFFECT OF THOROUGH" REMOVAL OE TONRTL9

REMOVAL OF TONSTLS
 Reader in her fifties writes that in her twenties both tonsils were removed under local anesthesia. Immediately after the operation, which took 21k hours, she returned to her regular office work and con- tinued her regular work right along.
 After twelve years her tonsils were removed again, this time by an ex- cellent specialist, she says. Her own physician advised the second opera ton, she says, because her heart was very slow.
 I can't conceive why a physician should consider removal of tonsils necessary for that reason, but no rnatter-perhaps the patient misun- derstood the physicians explana- tion. She had no doubt of the throat specialist'S eminence, how ever, for she states that he operates daily in one of the largest hospi- tals. If 1t were in one of the small- est hospitals, oh, well, the poor woman has endured enough without any sarcastic cracks from me.
 Well, then, this great specialist, too, operated under local anesthe- sia. As he worked he made the facetious remark that "I'm going clear down to your stomach to get this out" This time, by golly, there was to be no halfway business. We must get every last bit of tonsil out.
 Remember, now, all knew about 1t is what the patient tells me in a letter. Here think it fitting to say that it seems to me that the surgeon erred in that very effort. I speak merely as a plodding old door-to-door practitioner, but still I have the temerity to say that there is no scientific basis and no Justification for such radical sur. gery in the treatment of any tonsil trouble save possibly cancer.
 The eminent throat specialist made no test of the coagulation time prior to operation. A few hours after the operation the pa- tient had 8 Srious hemorrhage. She lost seven pounds weight in a few hours. Finally the bleeding was stopped by stitches in the throat.
 As the wound began to heal the patient began to notice constant unpleasant taste, her tongue seemed asleep" Now, several years later, she still suffers constantly from mouth symptoms which we need not describe but which she feels sure are the result of destruction of the nerve supply of salivary glands by the radical surgery-and likely as not she is right about that.
 She writes to ask me to warn people that the tonsils are not to be completely removed, but only diseased portions, so that the deli cate nerves underneath may not be injured irreparably.
 Without being too specific con- cerning the i'll consequences of such half-baked surgery, I have been warning the public against that line of hokum for several years. It is on reason why I advocate elec- tro-coagulation (diothermy) rather than excision, as the method of choice for the treatment of infected tonsils in every case where 1t may be applicable.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25
MY DEAR MISS cHATTELD:

Then comes family. He has brother who is a treats than would
 dog with other doesn't give her any money which the gamb drinks his life He has chden but they him. s my turn out like his brother?
 respectable life and who are also about IS or 19 he had various heavily smashed after and started going with he stopped lead loved much as he considered marriage with
 religion for and lose the love of hS sisters hate because of dtf- father the other hand thinks I'm just the -s~' S ~ ~ ~ JULIA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25
Q MODERN MENUS
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Service Staff Writer.

Fresh fruit pics always make Sunday dinner a feast for the men of the family. If the budget will permit, add vanilla ice cream to the pie serving. That's good American eating.
 Blueberries make vivid and de- fashioned recipe:
 BURBERRY FLUMMERY
 (Serves 4)
 Two cups fresh bluebery juice, 1-2 cup sugar, pinch salt, 3 table. spoons cornstarch, tablespoons lemon juice.
 Cook berries with Q little water. Rub through sieve to get the juice. Measure exactly 2 cups.
 Combine sugar, cornstarch and salt. Slowly stir in the blueberry juice. Cook in double boiler for about 20 minutes. Stir constantly until thickened, then afterwards
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25

Uncle Sam is hiring thousands of men and women this year for government work that you, per- hapS, could do. The number of women in the U. s. Civil Service is at an all-time high.
 Though only a few jobs are for "men only" some types of work of course are more suitable for women and offer better chances.
 There are good clerical jobs for women from IS to 5S years old. An Under Mimeograp Operator gets $l,260 year, so does a Junior Typist.
 Nursing is another good field. High-school graduates may take a test for a three-year training course in Washington: on gradu- ation they're eligible for jobs pay ing $l.62o a year.
 Right now the best chances for men are in the defense program A driller makes up to about $T.30 a day: an engineer from si, i,620 to $500 year. Regular services, such as the Post once. employ men year in and year out.
 Tn the professional fields, op- portunities are great for both men and women-in jobs starting at e2,- GOO q year.
 Besides these jobs, many others in U. 6. Civil Service are described in our 32-page booklet. Tells how to apply, lists types of tests and requirements. Discusses benefits, vacations.
 Send i0c in coin foF your copy Of GETTING A JOB WITH THE Q. c. GOVERNMENT to Democrat Home Service, oob Sixth Ave- New York. ~. r. Be sure to WFlta plainly your NAME, ADDRESS, and the NAME ef koekiat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25

not have to be make this unusual and handsome panel have had letters from who have made 1t will find while looking panel cccd white cotton 1T inches The abs the lilies the Crown easily worked out by following the M chart of the pattern.
 real treasure when finished 1t hang 1t in honored place home wonderfully appropriate church HszaaT, too.
 complete crohetng instructions comprehensive and easily f chart for the Lord My Shepherd aten No 6S materials specine send 10 cents in COIN YOUR NAME and the PATTERN NUMBER Cabot The Waterbury Wsraocrat lO6 Seventh Avenue New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25
TEAM CLUB STARTS
 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

The annual membership drive Of tA6 Hsam club was opened at the last aEntImm, held Sunday at the club Ynma. aHd win Dc continued until 'e1 &fst el September, according to |Ila1snt Joseph Leveechia.
 Elsns WlIl h0 made at the meots aNK Nlnday at % a, lli.. Cor the ans NlnE ntenir August 10th. There VII
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25
I-WE, THE WOMEN Brides Can Set Course Married
 Life Takes
BY RUTH MILLETT

Dear June brides-of-a-month: No other six months of your married life will ever be as important as the first six. For 1t is then that you set the pattern of your marriage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25

R e m e m b CT t h a t and you c a n do & lot toward getting the p a t t e r n started the way you want 1t to 90.
 For instance, the first time y o u r husband mentions tha t he has to drive to 6 nearby city on a business trip, say, That's f 1 n e. There's some shopping
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25
Of Interest to Women

Have yom . household problem Co solve? Write your question clearly, slgn your name and ad. dress, enclose . three cent postage stamp and mali to The WOman's Editor, Washington Service Bu- reau, The Democrat, 1913 18th Street, Washington. D. C.. Eog personal reply.
 e. Does bluing remove the cause of the yellow tint in white fabrics2
 A. No; 1t merely produces gray to which the eye is less sensitive and which appears white.
 c. Is it possible to remove stains caused by the bleeding of Q colored maieriai into white cotton or linen?
 A. sometims the stains my be removed by boiling the material in heavy studs. although the ease with which such stains can be removed depends entirely upon the nature of the dye.
 c. What should a liquid diet for reducing consist of2
 A. Citrus fruit juice diet con- slsts of the juices of grapefruit, oranges and lemons mixed. tNo swetlng is allowed). A giassful is taken whenever eonscious oE an empty CT hungry felelng. 4 milk diet consists of two quarts Of q good grade raw milk q day. one giass every hour for eight hours aatlsfes hunger. 4 rev egg meg Do beaten and added to the milk three llnaas e day. A liquid diet should never bo undertaken except oa Aa- sioe ef e physician.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25
PINT-SIZE FIRE

It is important to have handy in your home all year round and doubly important at your summer cottage, where you may be outside city fire protection limits, and adequate number of fire extinguishers. New on the market are small-sized, inex- pensiye extinguishers which have 6 capacity of one pint Of liquid and . spraying range of fifteen feet. It would be . safe Idea, too, to carry one in e convenient spot in your car for possible emergencies while driving.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25

used to gentleman that he always du- quick to they were sorry wouldn't hen too facle Ns not hn This about what swain has said Hes sorry drink won't waste his won't He will throw overheard all fam traditions change his religion even at the price Of Tor feinr the affection family pretty ace right about facn That's a large order. Can he fill 1t?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25

Generally speaking points congeniay between hus band and greater married happiness So when two people racial and religious characteristics try to of them But has been successfully couple of strong char. acterS with level heads and loving hearts.
 CAROLINE CHATFTMD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25
ANSWER

Remember history repeating sef9 History re- peas history nations repeats So Ia give young man good long period or pooaviCn to be permanent not merely
 best girl Love love always brings the worst mans nature Some reverts to type which Is history repeating brother raises promised ance promising you sne got marr1eo believing him sincerely reformed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
 Hydr0cele

Son has a hydrocele. One doctor drew the fluid out with a syringe and instructed him to return for repetition of the treatment. Another doctor advised operation. Which is the correct method2
 (Mrs. A. B. T.)
 Answer = Only exceptionally is tapping, that is, withdrawing the fluid with syringe, curative-that has to be repeated indefinitely. In some cases cure is effected by in lection treatment, which does not interrupt the patients work or or- dinary activities. In some cases only operation which obliterates the sac, will cure. Some physicians have
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25

Boys of Belgium cut holes in the top Of their berets, then place a carrot through the hole to resemble the spiked helmets of the German stan, and whenever an officer is spotted they spring he attention, shen s0lmsnly ecosestsp backwards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25

be refreshments, entertainment and dancing. The committee consists of Alex Comardo, Peter Augelil, Ralph Mango, Pasquaie Laeo and Frank Santora.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25
GI0rfing Yourself
By Alicia Hart
MIA eervice staR WTitAf


 Clothes should be important to 2 woman. But there is such c thing as giving them too much importance in ones life.
 You know, of course you do. the girl who would rather stay home from dance than wear the dress she wore to the last party. IS THE PARTY
 FORMAL OR NOT?
 She is placing too much inpor- tance on clothes, and not enough on her own personality. The op- posite extreme is the girl who told me not long ago, T always seem to have a better time when I'm wear ing an old dress. Because then I try to be charming and amusing enough to take others minds of the dress-and in no time at all the evening is going along fine"
 Then there Is the woman who worries ard worries before Q party whether or not the dress she Is planning to wear Is appropriate. She decides to wear first one dress and then another, until by the time the evening comes around she has the jitters.
 All that is necessary to know s whether a party is formal or in- formal. It certainly isn't necessary to know what Mrs. Whoosis" and Mrs. Whatsis" are going to wear. and to wear something as nearly like theirs as possible.
 HER FRIENDS
 ARE RICHER
 There is also the woman who finds herself invited out with people who have a great deal more money than she has, and worries herself sick for fear nothing that she owns is good enough" for the occasion.
 She, too, has an exaggerated sense of the importance of clothes. If she is appropriately dressed, per- fectly groomed, and sure of herself she needn't worry because her clothes are inexpensive compared with those of the other women.
 It is important for Q woman 10 look as well-dressed as she can on the money she has to spend. But clothes aren't important enough to lose sleep over.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25
sPARKLINa 0LAssWARE

To make glassware sparkle. add . little ammonia to the water 10 which sou waSh t, Never. of course, use any ammonia when you are washing glassware with gold q milveF eBcrustatlona.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25

Yorks first showing of fall fashions that designers tricks than variations the shirt waist theme in @ wide assortment of coors.
 the news-making which hgghted Alaska seaskn dresses with lowered watnes achieved by skirts with yokes slim skirts with hpne drapng dolman cardigan jackets tengaon hat with red gabardine dress with and sp tmmigs teater hat of more with band seaskin New and unusual looking dinner suit of bengaine shown at the left extremely s jacket fitted suit teamed up with tiny hat entirely covered by brd and saar brown sealskin
 The pepperpored abarne the center Notice the wild trimmings Florence Reichman tenganon hat and seaskn casually shoulders
 The photograph the right little reefer trimmed with stem and poes sealkn fur flowers coats for the enchanting well fall 1941 idea
 MARIAN YOUNG
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25
CAROLINE cHATTTMD.

discussed unsuitable for VII Se s"sTvssed  Write Miss CAaAeld of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25
HER FRIENDS ARE RICHER

TO CLEAN WALLPAPER
 An art gum eraser will often re. move smudges from wallpaper. Be sure to erase as gently as possible to avoid any possible roughtentng of the surface.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25
Ldtest Styles
HOzC To Keeb Well
Q DR WILLIAM BRADY, M.h M

Psrtalaiag as ana Ig.ssRs not e stamped envelope enclosed Se Is
 
  Madison Street. Chicago nL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25
Fresh Fruit Pies, Ice Cream
 Real American Dish

occasionally. Add the lemon juice. Pour into glass serving dish. Chill. Serve with plain or whipped cream. The Danish dish called Rodgrod turns up every year at this time. Served very cold with thick cream, it's 6 wonderful hot weather des- sert.
 RODCROD
 (Serves { to 6)
 One quart fresh entrants, pint fresh red raspberries, cup sugar, 1-4 teaspoon salt.
 Wash entrants and raspberries. Add 1-2 cup water and simmer gently until all juice is extracted from fruit, about 10 minutes. Strain through fine cloth. Mix sugar salt and cornstarch. Add to juice. Cook until thickened, stirring con- stantly. When thickened, clear and bubbly, remove and chill. Serve very cold with chilled cream.
 FRUIT MELANGE One cup sugar, 1 cup water, strips of lemon or orange rind, fresh fruit.
 Cook sugar, water and lemon or orange rind together about 5 min- utes. Add 8 few raspberries, black berries and slices of peaches and pears and continue to simmer until fruit is slightly tender. Chill before serving. Serve in tall sherbet glasses. A refreshing dessert.
 
 SUNDAYS MENU
 BREAKFAST: Sliced peaches, cream or top milk, Spanish omelet, whole wheat toast, cof- fee, milk.
 DINNER: Oven-fried chicken, cream gravy, parsley potatoes, green corn, watercress and tom- ato salad, blueberTy fiummery, coffee, milk.
 SUPPER: Cream of chicken and corn soup in cups, celery and radishes, enriched bread toast, Rodgrod, lemon sponge cake, tea, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25
S&.ne2slsin

Jobs For Men And Women
 In U. s. Civil Service
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-25
Caroline Chatfield
SQ1s Todav
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F1i6tory Likely to Nepeat m -lIe or 4HuIV3uu~E EAS We'll As in Nations.
 MY DEAR MISS CHATFTE1D:
 There problem that has been bothering very long time won't you please help ou7 problem is this engaged to person with for about 10 It all started in the first grade It was puppy love then but into always thought he cared for me little Finally managed to get date with that have been going together About nine diamond happy engaged to him. In the with he has not been out with anyone else
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