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NElp MEN,

NTILwoEK ESTTMATOR- capable Of esti-
mating o. F1~ciai zzlsiESrk for retail lurz-
hsr yard. Egase azsAnestscus- Boz liza.
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SAlESMEN.
BLACKoUT SHADE

Statesmen: Newl! Take orders every
put shade unit for windows. Same as USED
N II London under IRE. Also stops flying
ssisvS ssiasS' no selling. Thousands waiting to
name Tor complete sales outfit free Al
q@reSS ares BLACKOUT SHADE co, Dept. C-i4s
MaIh4G Blds.. Des Moines, Iowa =
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ACCOUNTANT IN c. p. As ONCE, AppIy
m own handwritias stating age, expert
sTice. education and salary expected. BOX
"A, Star
Evening star., 1942-04-26
ChiIdren's Dromo Group
To Entertain Soldiers

Rose Robson Conens Caildreras
Drama Group ~tn 80 20 Fredericks-
burE, Va. May le under the auspices
Of the United Service Organizations
10 entertain soldiers II was an
bounced yesterday.
TIE children viii present the play
'Growing Pains" MAY 0 at Roosevelt
High School under the auspices OF
the Community Center Department.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Beto Theto Pi Alumni
To Honor Ralph Miller

Beta Theta Pi Alumni Association
vin hold q dinner at $40 pm.
"Wednesday al the Cosmos Club in
honor Of Ralph Miller, secretary Of
the association, who is moving 10
the Midwest with the Farm Credit
Administration.
Speakers will include Or. Seth r.
Brooks. pastor Of the Uniyersalist
National Memorial Church: DR.
Stanley K Hornbeck Of the State
Department and Gordon Smyth OF
Philadelpnia.
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ACCOUNTANT, permanent position with
public accounting firm; typing preferred
but not essential; please reply IN own
handwriting, stating ase, uuailncatlons
snS saiarY acceptAble. BOZ 23e-V, Star.
Evening star., 1942-04-26

LAUNDRY MAN, take care OF brand-new
shirt unit dept Excellent opportunity,
Apply Kent Stores, 2035 West Virginia
Evening star., 1942-04-26

MAN, colored, Is to 40 years
age; ability in warehouse
work, pack furniture; reliable
worker; steady position; good
pay. Reply own handwriting,
references. Box 55-Z, Star.
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INSTRUCTION. rnIIpsrs

AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTION.
gus patient; professional instructor: learn
70 orlve skLlfully, safely and easily; mark
ing ana traftic. Mr.. Rundlett. Emerson 1853.
Evening star., 1942-04-26

TYPIST and general ofice clerk. good
salary and chance for advancement. Apply
Aristo Cleaners Dyers, 1925 s. Capitol at,
Evening star., 1942-04-26

Three Lines (Minimun1)
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when eaneelItnr an advertisement
retain cancellation number which is
invariably given at the time order
TO discontinue Advertisement is
received. This number IN necessary
In ease OF claim for adjustment.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dirt FOR SALE, TRUCK HIRE, Sl.7b AN
hour. South Capitol and Atlantic stS. Sc
RA. T4s5. ---------
HETRS-LoANs ARRANGED PRIVATELY
substantial amounts. Trust estates con-
tinrent interests. leTscies, etc, Chatham.
suite 1905, ITO Broadway. N.
CLEAN DIRT WANTED FOR FILL, CALL
Mr.. KOCH, WRrdman Park Hotel Columbia
1000
YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR A HAUNT
In New York where you can nnn tnose
lovely one-of kind originals from highest
type manufacturers fdresses. coats, suitsl
way below usual mark-up7 It's MISS
GOODMANs. 474 Seventh ave. at ooth'
Iackawanna 4-A013.
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SALESMQkAEN

WE START YOU m BUSINESS
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ver,issd 70 ssa 1, dresses; playsuits lingerie; ad-
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commission. Write fully for sample Soos
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GREETING CARDs-Sen aiI-occaSion
Gdros. Big profits daily Also birth
gay gay eards. Samples on approval Mend
!eI Art Co. l20 BoyIston ST., Boston, Mass
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HELP MEN.

XC05ugT1lT BooRREEPER, construc-
ton work and rental ONCE in nearby
Arlington; experience in this Work pre-
ferred, but wifi train man with Rccountins
background Excellent opportunity. sIate
ase. references and salary desired. BOX
3l1-A. Star.
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AGENTS.
NOW PFAnv Co.,

EoW S. READY-Sensational wartime money
maker Every store, manufaeturer ofscs
hospital, church, club. etc. wants III
pTIeed fd riEaht-sells aqick-7you make hand,
zone ZONE pront! Get details. COOPERATIVE
Sales service, 346 N. Justine, Chicago, nj
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
LocoI Advertisers

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Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Business advertisements under Stu
stions Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No
tees and all advertisements under
Personal &c per line additional.
Orders TO insert or cancel classified |
advertisements for the Daily Star must |
be received by IL pm. evening before; |
for The Sunday Star by 4 pm. |
Saturday.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-16

ever played in the theater.
One OF the principal public squares
in Warsaw was erected on a huge
stage and more than three hundred
extras were hired to appear as Po-
fish Citizens. Months of research
preceded the designing Of the sets
Thousands of photographs, maya
zines and books were carefully stud
led, and preliminary drawings and
sketches were prepared.
The story OF To Be Or Not To Be-
reaches q high point Of dramatic
action when the "ham" actors Jack
Benny, Carole Lombard, Lionel At
will, Melix Bressard, Tom Dugan
Charles Halton and George Lynn
become involved with the invaders
and find themselves lmpersonating
every important Nazi figure from
Hitler on down. After a series OF
startling complications, the men,
bers Of the troupe are delivered out
of Poland into England snatched
from the very Jaws of the Gestapo.
ITO Be Or Not To Be" Is the pic
ture everyone wants to see. Put 1t
on your must" list and be sure to
attend the opening performances al
the State Wednesday.
And for your further enjoyment
the management presents Go West
Young Lady" with q brilliant cast
including such favorites as Penny
Singleton, Glenn Ford, Ann Miller
and Charles Ruggles.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-16

standing actors of the SCREEN" pro-
claimed the New York Daily News
The New York Times says fervently:
Far and away the most surprising
and exciting motion picture seen
here in many moon, comes close
to being the picture Of tremendous
and overpowering scope"
Wells Mercury production "Citi-
zen Kane" tells the story Of a man
who had a passionate temperament
who craved power, power over lives
money and loves, and who tried to
live as q god through the power his
fortune gave him. Bold In concept,
utheless in portrayal, this character
Charles Foster Kane, could never
humble himself even before the
beauty Of the two women he mar
ried. The love OF one woman he
cast aside; the other game him
back his own love when she could
no longer tolerate its fierce pos
Sessiveness.
"Citizen Kane" comes to Water
burians with the assurance Of never
a moment lacking in excitement
while the story unfoldS.
In addition to "Citizen Kane" the
management will present the latest
March of Time entitled Far East
Command" See how the U. s. A.
will hit back at Japan and where
the Japs are most Vulnerable. You'll
learn all the answers in this story
Of Allied grand strategy in the Far
Pacific.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-16
STATE

Attractions currently at Warmers
State theater are Louisiana Pur-
chase" In technicolor with Bob Hope
Vera zorina and Victor Moore; also
Pacific Blackout" with Robert Pres
ton and Martha O'Driscoll.
Starting Wednesday the manage
ment Of the State will proudly pre-
sent Carole Lombard's last, and
greatest picture TO Be Or Not TIC
Be" with Jack Benny sharing CO.
starring honors with the late star.
The beloved star Is said to cap
her long and brilliant career In this
picture which skillfully blends melo-
drama and comedy.
The setting of TO Be Or Not To
Be" Is Warsaw at the time Of the
German invasion, and the chief
characters are q bunch OF ham"
actors Of the Teatr Polski, who are
forced to give up their theatrical
roles for real life ones that are far
more exciting than any they have
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-16

A show that Is literally world
famous--the Marcus Show-with o
company Of over so people. Is schad-
uled to be seen at the Loew Poll
theater this Thursday and Friday,
March 10th and goth.
This famous musical revue has re-
Gently returned from @ three year
world tour, IN which they visiteC
many Of the principal cities Of the
world, including China, the Philip
pine Islands, South Afgrica, East
Africa, India, Burma. Federated
Malay States, Straits Settlements.
Cuba and q return run in Mexico
The Marcus Show. which will bS
seen here intact, with It's interna-
tional famous beauty chorus, was
the first major theatrical organiza.
ton of Occidentals TO tour the Far
East In 1884.
Of the many principals with the
show there. are included Leon Mil
Ter, Hinlow (Chinese wonder darccrD
Sparky Kaye, Latasha and Lau-
renee, FREELY, Bob White Ha Chs
San, canada, Ruth Durrell, Jack
Mausseman, Ed Mccarthy, Norma
Jean Beck, and others.
And then there are. OF course, the
girls OF all nations. One OF the finest
collections Of beauties ever assem-
bled In a musical show.
There will be four performances
of this show on both Thursday arlu
Friday, enabling everybody to see IL,
so make your plans now to attend
the famous Marcus Revue.
On the screen is Joe z. Browns
latest laugh hit, shut MY Big
Mouth" with an all-star cast sup
porting Brown In what is called the
funniest picture he has ever made.
In addition there are selected short
subjects and the latest news events
from all over the world.
Attractions current at Loew's Poll
are I'VE Were Dancing" with Nor
ma Shcarcr and Melvyn Douglas,
and Joe Smith, American" with
Robert Young and Marsha Hunt.
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STRAND

II you intend to see the giant
twin bill currently at Warmers
Strand theater you'll have to hurry
as performances Wednesday evening
positively concludes Its engagement
Headlining the show Is the sensa-
tional thrill drama Dangerously
They 1--we" with John Garfield
Nancy Coleman and Raymond Mas
sey In co-starring leads. Co-fea-
turing the program Is wild Bill
Hckok Rides" with Constance Ben
nett and Bruce Cabot in featured
roles.
The most controversial motion
picture ever to come out Of Holly
wood, "Cit;Sen Kane" at last will
be presented locally following its
triumphant success as a road show
In the country's greatest cities. Need
less to say, this Is the picture pro-
duced, directed and acted in by that
storm center OF the entertainment
world, OrSon Welles.
Voted as the best picture Of the
year, "CitiZen Kane" comes 10 the
SCThIlQ LlehVeT ILllS 4AuISQdy lOI AUS
first waterbury showing, and at
popular prices.
Orson Welles has become legend
at the age OF 20 and his first mo-
ton picture, created with no previ-
GUS experience on Welles part In the
celluloid industry, sets standard in
troduced bold innovations, disregards
sacred traditions to the extent
that critics nationally have been
frothing at the mouth with praise.
"A revolutionary screen achieve
ment," says the New York Herald
Tribune. "A superb production, one
OF the most interesting films that
has ever come out Of Hollywood
Welles shines as one Of the out
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-16
THE MODEL HEALTH DIET

The rejuvenation diet referred to
here recently is simply an outline or
pattern, o model health diet on
which to base your own everyday
diet to suie\your individual require
ments. AS It stands 1t would be a
reducing diet for the average adult,
maintenance diet for the adult
who sits or remains abed all the
time, gets no exercise, does no mus
cular or physical work. 1t yields
only about 2,i00 calories, Average
daily caloric requirement Of adults
doing light work or playing a little
every day Is $500 to 1890 calories.
A normal woman doing all her own
housework may need 5000 to $500
calories just to keep her trim. and
fit, at normal weight. incidentally,
II the experience of many Of our
correspondents in the past twenty
years means anything the most eff
fective course q woman can follow
to keep trim and fit Is Just that
doing all her own housework.
Reasons why 1t is health diet,
rejuvenation diet, regeneration diet,
corrective protective diet are, first,
because II Is well balanced, that is,
supplies the normal proportions OF
fat, protein and carbohydrate. The
usual everyday diet Of most people
is unbalanced because 1t supplies an
excessive proportion OF carbohy-
drate (sugar and starch. Second
the model diet supplies nearly II rot
quite all the vitamins one requires
as long as one follows such a diet
It does not supply, enough vitamlns
II the diet Is supplemented with adj
ditional items made Of refined
sugars or flours. Third, 1t supplies
probably an adequate amount OF
the essential minerals, as long as
one follows the diet. Third, the Iiet
supplies fair proportion Of the es-
sential minerals.
In recent years certain foods
have been generally called "protec-
tive" foods, because they are rich
In the essential minerals and vita
Minis. These foods are milk and
dairy products, eggs, fresh fruits
fresh vegetables, salad or green's
Other foods which deserve TO be IN
cluded in the group but for some
obscure reason usually are not men,
toned, are nuts dncluding pea
nuts and plain wheat, oats or 9TH
or cereal not purified" or refined
by artificial means.
Have another look at the correc-
tive, protective, regeneration, re-
generation diet, or call II
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-16

Here's a girl with foresight In
stead OF going unprepared into the
job world, she taught herself Short
hand. Now, with hundreds of new
defense openings, she has o job.
But there's still time and oppor-
tunity, and anyone can learn Pit
man shorthand at home.
The symbols, each standing for
q spoken sound In English, are easy
to write and recognize. A tiny
curve is the "F' sound, dot Is "a,
downstroke Is d."
You don't worry about the real
spelling, just the sound, So fade
is just the curve, the downstroke
the dotl
Next you learn the useful little
short FORMS" symbols for common
words, to save time in dictation-s
short straight downstroke for but,
a slanting downstroke for (which.
And for top speed, you learr
phrasing, combining two symbols
in one continuous stroke. "Bu
which," your straight stroke ane
slant stroke connected, Is writer
In a split second.
Easy to learn and so we'll worth
It'll Our 32-page booklet gives vol
the fundamentals Of Pitman short.
hand In IS lessons, each with sym,
bols, rules, short forms, exercises
Lists additional short forms fol
speed on the job.
Send 10c (plus one cent to cover
cost of mailing) for your copy o
self instruction in Shorthand" X
waterbury Democrat Home Service
365 Sixth Ave-, New York, N. Y. 3;
sure to write plainly your name
address, and the name. of booklet
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-16
PATTERN SSl

The whole country Is on Defense
Time nowI And smart housewives
when they get UP bright and early
don . frock that is both practical
and attractive like Pattern 66l.
Claire Tilden designs 1t with a
''quickie" front buttoning that
makes for quick ironing too. There's
dattery In the soft curves Of the
matching or contrasting collar and
cuffs edged with ric-racl The
pockets may be edged with ric-rac
too, and an alternate version Is
shown N the smaller figure.
Pattern 651 Is cut In misses and
wonenB sizes "A, 10, 10, 20, 80, "a,
30, SO, 40, and AZ.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (pluS
ONE CENT 10 mover cost Of mail
ang) for this pattern. WRITE
CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS
AND STYLE NUMBER.
Send orders TO waterbury Demo-
crat, Pattern Department, 10 Fifth
Avenue. New York, N. Y.
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WASTE MUST
BE ELIMINATED

Every woman has been told that
women's number one job is to i'm
prove the health Of the nation by
seeing that their families get the
proper amount OF essential foods
every day - yet lots Of housewives
still lcan't quote the government
yardstick 70 IA well-balanced diet.
Every woman knows that she
shouldn't ask any store to deliver
anything she can carry herself -
yet many women are still having
groceries delivered every day, in
stead OF organizing the job OF
menu making so that they can get
by on one delivery a week plus
walking to the grocery and carry
ing home small items.
Women want TO help win the
war -- but too many Of them want
to decide how they are going to
help, instead Of doing what they
are asked TO do. And that is often
nothing more than recognizing
the Job of housekeeping so as to
do away with waste and promote
the family's welfare.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-16

that m ay b e
they could be
Of more real
service to their
country If they
would learn TO
do their ow n
Jobs better, In
stead of trying
to take on q lot
Of new activi-
ties.
Every woman
who can read
knows 1t II i'm
portant to con-,
serve tires. Yet
count the cars
outside the club
rnnmS where
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-16

women are doing war work.
Every woman knows that 1t Is
important to conserve sugar. Yet
in home after home there Is an
orgy CT cake baking, pie bakirg Z,
and candy making going on as
women try to use up all the sugar
they have on hand before ratitn-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-16
Do Your Bit
AS Needed--Not
AS You Like 1t
BY RUTH MILLETT

Too many women are still run
ming around in circles, trying
to find a place for themselves in
the war effort.
The reason for all their wasted
energy Is their inability to admit
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-16
WINGS FOR FREEDOM

Much Of the Lockheed aircraft
factory's exterior has been dupli-
Gated at Warner Bros. Studio for
1.-THE Shadow Of Their Wings" story
Of men and women behind the
planes. ....
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Notice II includes meat but not der.
sert.
At first / was downhearted about
the dessert myself, for I'd sell out
any time for a two-hand slap OF hot
nince or lemon chiffon pie. But
wen explain about that later
Copyright 1o42, John r. Ollie co..
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Color countsl And Joan Bennett;
says she has the most pleasant reac-
ton to pastel blue. She plans 10
base her Spring wardrobe on that
color. At Columbia Studio, where
she is co-starring with Franchot
Tone In "Highly Irregular" Joan
admitted a further use of blue. She
now has her gowns, slips, dressing
robes and all her lirper,e In the
same soft shade Of light blue.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-16
GOING TOO FAR

Her role in 1.-THE Constant
Nymph" at Warner Bros, required
a British accent but Alexis Smith
took lessons and acquired such a
strong one that 1t had to be toned
down.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-16
MUST HAVE COMFORT,
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL

Instead of lying awake and toss
ing, Miss Alden suggests:
/. Write out the tasks you need
TO remember to do tomorrow, es-
pecially II they seem to weigh
heavily on your mind.
2. Make the bed correctly, with
smooth corners to hold sheets Sc
cure.
8. Keep the bedroom as tidy as
possible, and be sure you have
sufficient covers to keep warm
enough.
4. Select loose nightgowns or,
If you prefer them, loose-fitting
pajamas.
Exercise also will help you to
relax, even when, and indeed,
particularly when, you are too
tired to go to Sleep" Try tensing
your muscles. Lying in bed on
your back with eyes closed, raise
both arms vertically and clench
fists for q minute, then let arms
drop like o rag dolls. Then bend
both feet down, stretching ankles
and at the same time bend the
toes down. Hold for a minute
and let them go limp suddenly.
Rest few minutes and stretch
the whole body. You might lie or
your stomach and grasp the head
board for support. Stretch and
tense the whole body, then relax
and repeat.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-16

HOze, 10 Keep Well
By DIR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

letters svtalnnE health
envelope enclosed Letters cua be r
answered. IN this reply
Aadlaon
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AN APT QUERY

Lorraine Gettman Is wearing one
of the largest diamonds in Holly
wood. Been in the family for three
generations, she says. Ways are ask
ing, Whose family?'
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-16
FINISHING TOUCH

Raymond Massey is practicing
wearing a monocle for his role as
Nail army officer in desperate
Journey" Enrol Flynn's new starrer
ct Warner Bros.
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In this SolGmn Letters unsuitable or VIII
All held confidence Write Miss ChatneId
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Think parents Play suppOsing Suppose
couldn't
SINGLE what could
p What would they think what would they about the training
yea given them for life? CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
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rye heard Of several oldish women who thrahg about wildly
imagination find something they could do TO living
living the blow should fall these insisting
daughters perfect tipping bookkeeping
classical education had neither
lege training and has felt her deficiencies
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-16

ELEXBIL1TY outstanding blessing of modern furniture ~
ingy embodied in this designed with exceptional foresight
here with bookshelf section Il would do equally well with two
other units available the nea cabinet with matching
mtred DOORS cabinet with grill doors The bench topped by
lime leather at home here with dressing table desk
new line.
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ing goes into effect in their COM
munities.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-16
Caroline
Chatfield
Says Today

Title Registered. q. s. Patent once

Are Girls Being Trained Ride Wave Of the Future?
who business school for men and boys
business school for and girls
hot girls schools colleges aren't training the
q shall With exception
seca business usual in schools
though the business Of living would usual
dpores because believes that the future
pot something keep boiling He thinks that the
able meet the situation because they
learning sciences but practical
producing income.
The college presidents counter that there's money for new de-
this Of necessity Maybe the
parents their daughters trained for
they luckily husbands who
support knowledge congenaty
wife, they who can't
roll their and they don't nj ALL well
there's only one answer to that One
that they
will pma donna sticks she's going
vrtuoso Ellen draw that doesn't have
be artist And when Jane takes
theme declares she's going into Journalism and dad
vesge talent direction her their
they let Its education the
they will the that
the teSt survive in the arts much less living out Of them
There lot Of middle aged today wondering what they
beginning take cooking
theory old anything
help help the extent the
and board.
heard Of several oldih who raShng about wildly
imagination to find something they could do TO make living
living the blow should fall Of these insisting