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IF YOU'RE PARTICULAR.

the beamed ceiling and plastered fire.
place in this living room will appeal TO
you. The two upstairs bedrooms are
generous and the bath is in exceptional
good taste. Houses like this in Chevy
Chase. D. C, at only 50 1850 are rare
R P RIPLEY. SH 4h4N Oman Fues
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-Single room, preferably with
private bath by middle-aged. quiet, cul-
tured gentleman, gentle, does not use to-
bacco, in vicinity of Virginia Highlands or
South Arlington, between Sth and 30th
SITS, Telephone District SS97 until pm,
Jackson 1901 evenings 20
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. convenient
to TRANSPORTATION and shopping center, SO
to $50 month. Call District 1908 between
9 and IL am. 20
CULTURED Spanish-American girl desires
or share modern downtown apartment, BOX
367-J. Star. 20
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. woman. late
twenties. desires room, private, seml-prl-
yate bath, with refined Protestant family.
NV. Dupont Circle. Box 365-J, star. 20
SERVICE ENGINEER requires single room.
bath, within ten blocks municipal center.
refined SURROUNDINGS. Full particulars BOX
1901. Star. 20
REFINED WOMAN desires warm fur. room.
$50 per month: NV. Lincoln S535.
MAN, single, working nights. wants nice
room to share Box 1921. Star.
SINGLE ROOM. private family, quiet, re-
fined young lady, Goyto employe: pest
QUIET GENTLEMAN. Govt. employe.
desires pleasant single room, Walking as
tance or convenient transportation to Mu-
nitions Building. District 4l79' 81 Pm
before Sat = =
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNEUR.
HOUSES uNFURNIshED.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C-9 RMS, 2 BATHS
oil heat being reconditioned, S130: also
Capitol Heights. Md. rms, b., $40. II
buying. 10Tc cash. balance like rent; Full
TON r. GORDON owner, 1877 Eye ST.
DI. $3.50. once also open am. to m:
NEW HOUSE, Is MINUTES FROM DOWN.
town Washington. conv. to bus and street.
car Privilege of rental applying to pur-
chase price under $4,000. Phone TIE. 3o32:
WOODBRIDGE. 2s43 BELAIR PL. NE
5-rm. frame. latrobe heat, no bath, gas,
cleo, $40. Avail March !. RA. 9135.
s-RoOM HOUSE, BETHESDA, MD. NEAR
Naval Hospital and Health Center: wide
lot. fine shade trees and shrubbery, bed,
rooms, / bath; rent, S1O5 month. Call
WOODBRIDGE, 24IO 2lst PL. NE
Charming new, detached, 5-rm; brick
corner home garage, fireplace, tile BATH
automatic heat: unusually attractive and
well built S75. D. S. NASH, owner. 1916
Bryant st. ne.
NEW HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS. WIN
$40 and $50 per month.
HABLE'S REAL ESTATE,
Winchester, Virginia. 20
FOR COLORED- LARGE ROOMS, RE
decorated, no improV.. SIS weekly: Takoma
Park. RA. 1893.
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WOOD-Good hardwood direct from farm.
So half cord, S11 cord, SIS for ia
cords; stove and fireplace lengths; free
delivery District 2054.
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ApAR1AEN1s SUBURBAN.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD
in private home: near bus; gentleman pre-
ferred. Chestnut 6773. 25s
CULTURED WOMAN WILL SHARE HER
attractively furn. 3-room apt. Call CH.
1000. Apt. 933: refs. exchanged; GENTLE.
FURNISHED 2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath. 1925 goth st. south, Arlington. Va.
Adults only. Phone Jackson 2106.
/ ROOM BATH AND KITCHEN. FUR
nished: electric range: working couple;
reas. 1920 36th St, Mt Rainier. Md.
until April 80; adults only; S75 per mo.
504 Bashford lane, Alex. Va, Apt. 103.
27s
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CENTER-HALL COLONIAL.
cJ2 Enn

home. on large terraced lot; southern ex-
posure Only three blocks from Connecti-
cut ave. Every modern equipment Large
BATH large screened porch. 3 bedrooms
beautiful tile baths. stairway to hoored
attic. fully insulated; air-conditioned
LESLIE D. MEASELL. 1927 Eye. WO. 522l
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

47I2 10th ST. NE-Lge light basmt. rm,.
in new home; pvt. ent.; pvt. toilet semi
pvt. bath. Michigan 5046.
54O7 .MACOMB NW-l unfurnished
room, Kitchen privileges, private refrigera-
tor: Cabin John car stop 10 at door.
34O4 FULTON, 1 block from Massachusetts
Il or 2 rooms and bath. Tel. Ordway
1903.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.


COUPLE WITH NO CHILDREN DESIRES
small furnished apartment for two months
immediate occupancy. Box 34s-J. star.
ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH, FURNISHED.
by March z; NV. section. State price
Box 363-J, Star % 70
WANTED UNFURN. APT, . RMS, KITCH-
en-, dinette, bath and porch. oil neat; py
April L. Phone Hobart 5299.
APT WANTED BY BRITISH GIRLS
REQUIREMENTS . bedrooms, living room,
kitchen and bath Adams T195.
FURN., 2 RMS, KTTCHENETTE AND
bath; young couple. Govt. employed: no
children; avail. March 10; state price.
Box 1921, Star. l.
QUIET. YOUNG COUPLE WANT FURN; 1
or 2 ROOM k. and b.. Mar. 5. for 3 months;
good NV. location; about $50. AT. 2540.
EXECUTIVE DESIRES FURNIS SHE D
apartment, / room. kitchenette; immediate
occupancy. Box 388-J, Star or Ma. 6303.
SMALL, FURNISHED APARTMENT. EN-
ployed mother. daughter, Ryan, 1885 Sky
land pl. s.e.. Franklin ZOO. Ex. 505 ewes.
APARTMENT OR ROOM COOKING FA-
cilities. NV. district; employed lady, one
child day school Box 39S-J. Star.
RESPONSIBLE LEMAN AND
mother desire small furnished or unfur-
nished apartment, NV. preferred refer
ences. Call after pm, Columbia 3594
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$3.50.
CAPE COD BUNGALOW,
cTy WE'D CDDTNG MD

CAPE COD BUNGALOW,
SILVER SPRING, MD.
charming modern hone nome ,tHing e9noa1nfna room
approximately 13x22 #. with fireplace:
hot-water heat, electric blower, eiectrtc
refrigerator. rock wool insulated, =, siaee
yeniences: viii sell furnished if desired.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK De-
tached FOUR BEDROOM, TWO bhIh
BRICK finished attic, side porch, attached
brick onv saTass yea4s sa5e oG TGoi pee
.es'' .ss SHANNON e. LUCHS CO,
1905 W st. NV. - National 2345.-
STONE BUNGALOW.
Located in nearby Md. on a beautlful;
wooded lot is the home you have dreamed
bath and shower. elaborate kitchen, fuil
basement, oil burner, hot-water heat: won
derfuI environment. Don't fail to see TINS
before buying. Call Mr.. Coates. Dl. 3loo.
HILLcREsT : DETACHED HOUSE OF
stucco and frame: on bus line; rooms,
garage; price, S8, SOC. 90. Ask for Mr.. Hurd.
171s K I9pls g. s.R. Z sHoEMAkFaEA, aA. 1855.
Detached-all BRICK-large rooms-]ust
over D. c. line-THREE bedrooms-OlL
heat ATTIC with stairs II Price only
ss'sTpH8os THos. E. FARRELL CO., Realtors
7e1 Tenth Street NV National O765.
CONN. AVE. AND NEW TAFT BRIDGE.
A nine-room, 3-bath home OF class foi
discriminating buyer In the market ioE
real town house. priced at S1s,0n0, This
home has beautiful sun porch with fvt
good-sized bedrooms For informatlon ane
to inspect call MR. MaeMURRAY. Emerson
KARA District 334S.
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BABY CHICKS.

BARRED ROCKS, R. I. Reds, White Leg.
horns, Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store. 619 K st. NV. Metropolitan OOS9
SPECIAL PRICE on U. S.-approved, blood:
tested chicks until March list. Barred
Rocks, N. H. Reds Old English Leghorns,
$40 per hundred Chicks now available.
Beach's Hatchery. Norbeck, Md. Ashton
4l33
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NEAR NAVY WARD
NEAR
WALTER REED HOSPITAL.

Semi-detached T-room and bath: h.-w.h.
$500 cash. balance monthly. F. NJ. PRATT
CO. MA. S6S2; evenings. RA. 4231
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PRE-SHOWING-SlI9
We are fortunate indeed in being able
to present 4 new homes now nearing COM
pletion at an extremely attractive price.
These homes represent as much value as
We have offered in this location, in spite
of the difficulties of building today They
contain 1st-foor study and lavstory. 3
bedrooms. baths. gracious living and
dining rooms. finished maids room and
bath and delightful recreation room. Most
convenient to excellent transportation,
call Mr.. Poston, WO. 1912.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI 1411.
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COOPERATIVE Aprs. FOR SALE.

NV. SECTION, 8 ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath; gentle adults only. Telephone
number in reply. Box 426-K. Star.
APARTMENT, COOPERATIVE, FURNISH
rooms kitchen and bath. Terms reason
able. To inspect phone Apt. 207, North 1888.
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BOATS.

NOTICE: Seven new Gray marine motors
will be available during the next week for
pleasure boat owners. After that. no more
for duration Place your order now: 259o
deposit, balance on delivery. s. King
Fulton. Inc, sos Maine ave. sw. Phone
Elk 1906
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

FRESH COWS: horses, farm broke: pony
work or ride: harness. farm equipment
Pierson, Olney Md Ashton 1921.
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DOWNTOWN SECTION.
Double rooms. clean. comfortable beds,
men only; IS per person. MI 1918.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

2b3 MEADOW LANE, Falls Church, va
Large room, double bed. next bath; men
pref; bus service. Falls Church 1472-W:
NICELY FURNISHED. comfortable room;
private home, Chevy Chase; strictly mod
ern; GOOD neighborhood. WI O710. 27'
NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM In private
home convenient to l0c bus, Unlimited
nhaDe Cslebe 1 So
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GREEN ACRES.
ONLY 2 LEFT.

One 5-room house at S6.25O one 6-room
at So $50: 5-room house open at 5o14
Allendale rd. Call Oliver 3240.
AN AIRERT W WALKER COMMUNITY
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APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED.
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

3O-UNTT BUILDING NEAR GEORGETowN
rents for S17,3S2. price, $4,000. Call
National 4905.
JUST NORTH OF DUPONT CIRCLE ON
New Hampshire ave. n.w-This 15-unlt
building makes marvellous investment.
Rents for 50 $50 q year Price. $4,000.
Terms may be arranged. Ma, 1905.
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w WI. WI. IT1IION1ANIO1tI I OIN,
Exclusive Agent.
Pealtor Investment Bldg
=. CHEVY CHASE D. c.

Very attractive home in an al-new sec
tion-eight large rooms A lovely center
hall plan brick. practically new and in
excellent condition. The features include
spacious library with fireplace. beautifully
equipped kitchen. automatic heat. thorough
insulation finished third floor. two fine
tiled baths, screened porch of living room
nice lot we'll Handicapped. and garage;
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FARM AND GARDEN.

COW MANURE, well rotted; 81, 100 lbs;
S5. $500 lbs: ] ton, S12.50: delivered
WI. 1851 or DE. 1919 after 6 pm.
Glenhurst Dairy. Bethesda. Md
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1776 MASS AVE. .N.W-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location; reasonable.
JEWISH HOME+Newly furn. rm. for z
or 3, connect bath and shower; privileges
raaS North AA06
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

719 WHITTIER ST. NW-Single and
double rms. Men. gentiles; private home.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
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] BLOCK FROM DEPT. AqRICuLTyRF
rooms. l. bath; running water In 9 bed,
rooms: oil heat. sarsRe: price. $500, Call
= 1908 1 zHAssGs q NV. g IucHs sa: s2: ss4s.
OWNER TRANSFERRED.
A Real dx6 Buy.
ss.sa sprns and
floor. 3 bedrooms and bath End floor. rec
reation room and lsvatorys built-in garage.
SsSdts Wo ssi9 r. Or sOfhaa sEzEI En- D sioe
elusive agent.
MT PLEASANT BARGAIN. SO. $50.
(Only @ months old. Brick, o bright
rooms 2 beautiful baths sir1eond n, ot heat
pG. w or W Ap. Si4a after pm.
CONVENIENT CHEVY CHASE. MD.
LOCATION,
SI0,750.
9 rooms, 3 bedrooms In baths. mod
ern kitchen. oil burner.
EDW. \; JONES 4 CO. INC.
WOODLEY 1900.
361s 34th ST NV.
CLEVELAND PARK
Corner 7-room semi-detached brick house.
Randoph ssss or pntriet cs ss & o.
NEAR FIT. MYER - MI-DETACHED
bricI; house OF rooms, Ia baths; air
conditioned. oil burner; leased at S75;
price. $1,000. This house is practically
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1719 st. NV. MA. 1856.
NEAR sth AND NE
IS, 5,950-Beautiful six-room home must
be sold. Basement, oil heat, garage. Con-
venient to good transportation and schools
Call Mr.. Roaze. GE. 6779. WAPLE &
JAMES. INC. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
OWNER TRANSFERRED
one-year-old 6-room detached brick.
Garage. Transportation in subdivision.
Automatic heat.
ROW BRICK, S6.95O.
Near Anacostia Junior High School
Six rooms, good condition. automatic
Call Bruce Kesser. With
90. SHANNON & LUCHs co.
SHEPHERD PARK-S9, 500.
Detached 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, bath,
side porch. oil heat. lot 60xl00: terms.
O-Adjoining Wakefield.
Chevy Chase, D. c.
A practically new detached brick CENTER
hall plan home, l sqcare west OF Conn. ave.
and within a moments walk of stores.
elementary, Junior and senior high schools.
Seven splendid rooms, 2 tiled baths, 1st-
hooS library or bedroom. lavatory adj. - =
IT. living rm.. maids rm and bath, attic:
air-cond.; large and attractively land
90
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COUPLE WITH NO CHILDREN DESIRES
snail furnished apartment for two months:
Immediate occupancy. Box 34S-J. star
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY Americas Card Authority

Harry Fishbein, this years winner of the Masters Individual, is one of the few players who is interesting to kibitz. He has reason for every play, and he seldom pulls the wrong card.
 His partner on today's hand was Mrs. A. M. Sobel of New York, the worlds No. 1 woman bridge player.
 Mrs. Sobel opened the jack Of diamonds and dummy won with the ace. The nine Of spades was led from dummy, and Fishbein made the correct play of the queen. It is important in this position, where the deelarer obviously is forced to finesse against the ten, to conceal the position of the ten, DeclareF Rl- lowed the spade queen to hold, and a diamond continuation then forced out his king,
 Dummy was put in with q club to lead a second spade. When Fish- bein played low, declaTeF finessed the jack, When tine smoke Of bat- tie cleaFed, the defenders had won i've spades, three diamonds and four hearts, setting the contract five tricks,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06

We predict a busy career for this young two piece fr0ck-lt will look well in suburbs, 1t will serve for summertime travel and will be @ boon for elty ufel Tunic top has soft, T0ll-baek collar gFaeesally pointed, in . flatteFlng length ana carles a pair Of smart pockets. The skirt Is y0ung wlth its pleats acFass the front and back, Grand Tor washable e0tt0ns such as seeFsueker, pique Or p0pliD 4 good style, t0o' Tor dark linens,
 Pattern No. eias Is ln sizes l2, I3, l4, IS, le, lB and 20, Size 4, with short sleeves requires b7s yaFas 20-lncb material
 F0T tsls attractive pattern, send gBe in eoinA g0ur nAme, aA1ges6, pattern number and Eize 70 WeteFs bury Democrat T0day's Pattern Service i0s Ttb Avenue, New FoFk' M r, L
 Vou you'd Ike 10 sew f0r veprheW and all your family slttipg .eol9s gOrtably ~ bAme, locking at tle smart salNmeF edition of tle HashlOn Book. Al sizes from tD b4 are represented ia the variety eg styles this catalogue shows,
 Pattafn gke, pattefn Book ibe one pattern and RafseFt s9lk ordered together abe, EAeinse ~ postage fog each pattern
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06

By now MT. and Mrs. America realize pretty fully that they're go- ing to be lat home" for more than the duration.
 So home improvements that bring new spirit, new livability to old surroundings come in for prime consideration this summer. At the same time the remodeling must be carefully planned to stay within the $500 limit unless essential build ing) recently set by War Produc- tion Board, and the work must use little or no critical materials.
 Meeting all these requirements for rehabilitating the living room- dining room area, a built-in daven- port-bar formed of plywood will completely change the complex of the home. The functions of this one installation are manifold. It can be the sole improvement or serve as the central theme for rejuvena- ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06

' Probably greatest utility of a semi-partition is that it separates the dining and living areas of the room yet allows for functional use of the entire section to provide spaciousness. On the living room side it, of course, takes the place of a davenport or chairs. The top provides a usable surface and dis play area; on the dining side there is storage for linens, dishes, bar appurtenances, movie equipment or maybe an automatic photograph.
 Actually, the cost of this cabinet lounge combination is low as it can readily be made of big fir plywood panels by cabinet maker or ama- teur builder. It is painted easily or finished with light stain.
 A typical and attractive appoint ment of this type was installed for less than $200 complete including painting and upholstery. Cost of cabinet wark alone was about $75.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06

It is 2 it. 6 in. long, 3 it. 10 in. high and with top 20 in. wide. Seat of the davenport is IS 1-2 in. high at top of the cushion, and the couch is L-shaped with a 5-foot section along the living room wall.
 Plywood made the feature pos- sible. Quarter-inch panels over framework form the davenport, the top front of which flares out 2 in. for foot room. The rounded end with cut-away section for display is of 1-8 in. plywood. Top shelves and doors on dining room side were cut from 3-4 in. panels. Toe space is provided below the doors and at the end.
 The addition is painted French grey to harmonize with patterned blue walls (repapered) and grey painted floor. Interior of the cab inet is bright blue for sparkle; the ceiling is yellow as are the drapes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06

der you said that when the doctor called it rheumatism he hadn't the ghost of an idea what was the mat ter. Yet you harp constantly on the theme of calling colds "cri,. You must be embarrassed when you meet yourself coming and going!
 (C. L. D.
 Answer-You call it rheumatism" to conceal from the patient the fact that you don't know just what he has. You call it "cri' to acknowI- edge and to give everybody around you fair warning that you have an infectious, communicable disease,
 Lying On the Heart
 Specialist said . person with heart disease should lie on the left side as much as possible, as in this position the heart gets the most rest, for the heart is like Q pendulum and is still suspended when you lie on the back or on the right ride, but rests on q firm base when you lie on the left side. IL. WI
 AnsWer-N0 physiological founda- ksssf est sftAs sfNksSttg ett AstS HkStARtSNf A healthy person or ore with heart disease should lie in whatever posi- ton he or she finds most comfort able,
 Natural A Versus CaFetene
 Please explain Why you Fec0nl- mend natural Vltamin 4, not earo- tene, Which foods contain natuF1 VttamIn AZ lNFs, ?. KD
 Answer CaF0tene is mostly syn tlletlc, but t is found in most yellow and green vegetables and fruits carrots, squash, sweet potato, lettuce greens, banane, orange, etc, Et has to be converted Into Vitamin 4 ip the animal eP humap nletab0lisna, to he utilized by the body, Feod sources q natural Vitamln 4 (ear0tRpe which hes been % Metab0llEed 0g converted Into nataaFal 4 are eRg y0lk, butter, cream, milk, cheese, llyer
 lcepyTlsbt iea2, John ?. pllls Ce.l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06
DEFORMITY FROM
 TYPOGRAPHI

TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR
 My husband and like your coi- umn and have both derived real benefit from 1t, but
 (Oh-oh. we're in trouble again)- but, really, Dr. Brady, a woman still likes to have something to drape a hustle on. Tn your simple test of good posture you said:
 Stand with back to wall, back of head. spine at level of shoulders. buttocks and heels just touching the wall and the small of your back"
 That's what the teachers stressed in grade school and grew to look like this. tThis correspondent en- closed sketch Of profile with nary curve from back or head to heelsl. If you can suggest how to correct my nd-ehouldered, protruding tum- mied slump ] shall be grateful.
 Mrs. J. p
 Once upon a time I mentioned . tapeWoFnl remedy and explained why a certain purge must be taken within a specified time following the dose Of vermifuge, The purge got lost in the printing, and t would have done some Of my medical cole leagues good to see me pacing the floor and wrlpging my hands for the next week or s0-Waiting to hear how many casualties there would be from the veFWifuge, Since that exc perience ! have been careful, ! can tell you,
 Was my face red gbep ! dug up the original copy ! gave the printers and found that error this time was my eWp,
 Why doesn't somebody tell me Wilen my advice seems Rheurd9 On, sell, maybe that's the way it always seems to some people, Still, I'd hardly advise aphb0d to tg t0 touch the small 0f the back with buttocks and heels, nOW, would E9
 Honestly ! meant to slip the tblek~ ness Gf the two hands between the wall and the small Of the back, n gt ls not too late 10 undo the 9aDlv ege, ! think tbe lady Wlll have AilE other so Rt it, this hNe with the thlekness Of the hands betWeen wall and small Of back, she vii be des lighted 70 find she has something to dFape that hustle eg curves t0 Ehss effect,
 VnrsbeT ! would suggest as . habit f0g any 0lle 0n the kpinglg klae Of f0fty i've Hh0 ie inclined to he F0llndZsll0llaaFea and have . slump and 6 proigNding belly lneFmallt the belly should be convex, rounded forward, not flaE 0g eolleaVeDi Brace yourself ta least every hellT, eF as many times in the holf Ae the thought occurs 70 Fol, That ia, stand 0Y eit eg though sour boeB sore agalnst tlae sal, Ae though yeis weFe carrying Q laden tFay ~ baaket ail yeltT head, ae though you WeFe keopifa yollr eiligl tucked Well lils side 0f . hagh AiiN collar. In other w0r6A get the habit ef alaietly agla nnobtFiisisely bat vigorously eilaps ping into thl6 r0tfure scores ail9 sc9bas 0g times flSCs;Rb file 6ag.
 hAaahea 90 This Hmeemalxkamag
 iiow Go sou get Rway wtih it1 Res nlyins @ s ellaES asent laae alsellla
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06
WE, THE WOMEN.
THE WOMEN The Poor LOuiSeS" in Life Have Only Selves to Blame

Both wives have hard and lone- ly times ahead. But, unless real tragedy strikes her, no one is go- ing to feel sorry for Helen. She'll turn the things that happen to her into amusing stories. And, be- cause she is good company she won't find herself neglected for the wars duration just because she is lone woman instead of a woman with a man.
 POOR LOUISE WILL
 BE FORGOTTEN
 But, Louise is going to have a miserable time, and everyone is going to know she's miserable. She'll be known as Poor Louise until the war is over.
 Her friends will have her over once or twice because they hon. estly feel sorry for her-but they won't keep it up long. Pretty soon 1t will be:
 Poor Louise. we really should have her over - but she's moi much fun any more. is she?"
 Every wife decides for her. self whether she is a Helen or q Poor Louise" whether h c ! friends admire or pity her.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06

T
 w h e n the experience W a s over one girl came h O m e with dozens of funny stories to tell. She anus ed her friends for weeks. and h a d t h e m thinking h al f enviously, "Hel- en certainly has fun. Things al- ways happen to her"
 T h c other
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06
BUCKLE EMPLOYES
 BACK WHITE CROSS

Three ont Of four employees Of tbi Waterbury Buckle Co, have applied for membership iD the neDEllr01l White Gross, the Connecticut PlaH for Hospital Care, ii was ann0nnHed today by stewart Pfalng, manager Of the Waterbury area 0f the Plan, foll0Wlng 2 representation 0f ibf Plan keFylee program 70 company personnel,
 4 total Of 2le employees were members 9i ihe Plan, and an ads diliGpal 93 applies f0g Dlenlbelsi9lps while VAL become effective 0n giily |, PilaDg said Naking . RF0gp of af3 e0Mpany enDl0Yes nov listed OD Whlle Gross rolls, hH reported, IDs elndlDg depenaenlS HnF0llad by ems pl0yes, Dl0Fe ihan Gao pefs91s afR eoyeFed ulf9ngh ihis group, he said,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06
GIRL SCOUTS HEAR
 EDITOR OF ARGUS

4 talk 0a slnieFnail0nal Hggands sllip" Nas gigen by Mss Janet lgls Ellb cfaibp high ffia0l aellOf aud editor ~ ihe NAfalls,Y at a recent hleellne 0f 0irl Scout Troop a7 at Naa AlHaaile school ayMnaflgiln, Mlnh lsl#lp dehcfibea sie international fsonltfenfe oi fiin scouts held lat BialtiFef ntia 6ll0Med souvenirs from other countries sitfn hor sY fofelan @eAagmtes te the conference,