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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-17

Brasscos Black Yankees
 Tyler, Ss Green, cf
 Mains, of Seay, 2b
 Francello, 2b Williams, ss
 Shehan, c Parker, If
 Talcott, D Wilson, If
 Rossomondo, If Hayes,
 Fogarty, If Bennett, 1b
 Ray, Mariana, 3b Henderson, 3b
 Ponzi, 1b r9 Stanley, p
 Both clubs carry a wealth of util- ity men, the Brasscos having Dur rette, Collins, Doran, and Refs the Black Yankees. Jordan, Gray, Cal houn, Flowers, McAllister, Bob Grif- fen and Gene Smith. The game is scheduled to start at 9 p. m., EWT.
 Eye openers at the Stadium to- night = The cleverness and finesse of the colored team. Yankee Harry Williams, better known to his teammates as "Ted". When you see him hit you'll understand. Brassco Roy Talcott, Princeton's sensational hurling lace" and one of the intercollegiate worlds stand out 1942 prospects. The Dodgers and Giants are both after him. Brassco shortstop Jack Tyler. He went to the National tourney with the Brooklyn A. c. but couldn't play Ask Ed DiNapoli. :. Yankee fire baller John Meek" Stanley. Throw; the hardest" one outside the mo tors Rrassco catcher Tommy Sheehan who is a much wanted man. He now works for the West Haven Sailors, the Hartford Savitt Gems and the Waterbury Brasscos Goose" Rcssoinondo. another Sailor, , Syracuse footballer ana
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-17
Games Tomorrow,

Cannes Tomorrow Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at Pittsburgh. New York at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at St. Louis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-17
Games Tomorrow

GNmeN TOmOrrOw St. Louis at Washington. Detroit at Philadelphia. Chicago at New York. Cleveland at Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-17

YESTERDAYS STAR-Carl Hub bcil who turned in one of his best pitched games, holding the Pirates to four hits and leading the Giants to 3-1 triumph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
% Tone Up Your System

Something New In Magnetic" Waves Up Your System
Tired? Worn out? Feel your strength Slapped you by
the constant pressure of the times?
Perhaps need bath" of magnetic UT
your nervous and gandular systems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
MARRIAGES BIRTHs-DEATHs-D
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James r. Tweedie, rs; Dolores Myers, IS
David Brantley. IS; Ernestine Payne. Is
Edward Tremba, 81; Louise orei, %.
John BaEdol. "a; Mary Skoczylas, 30.
Max Bushey. %; Helen DanyIuk, 20
Max Badstibner. 81: Verda Gregg, 81.
Arthur Whitney. 20 Lucille r Bishop, 2s
Clarence Van Brownell. AZ: vesta Gray
william H. Trple,t. %; Margaret oeistle
Lucian Theodore Keppel. rs; Anne R. Nc.
Kay. IS.
Walter wytowicz, %; Virginia Jaeek. %
Ronald w. Ryan, %: Dolores Bennett. 10
Ebert Kelly Mccotter. "a. Norma N. Nc
Robert william smylie. 20; Virginia Rutl
Patrick Brown Duthie Jr.. %; Lois Birdt
RAYMOND stecker, IS: Margaret wenzeI
Amos Rudolph Carlson, II; Edna Mari,
Abraham Taplin. 81; Mildred Sarah
Thomas G. Moore %; Ada May serridge
Sam Rodd, 2s Thelms Fay Goldberg, IS
John F. swickle 80: Mary Urine. ii
Everett Ray Shields, 20; Alice Mildred
Rienholz 10.
Raymond Mum Clarke, 81; Mary Lee
Donald Treppa. 20: Ruth Johnson. 1s.
Louis Golchert. 50; Mildred c. wiggert
20.
Kenneth Smith. 81; Lila Parker. ii
Norton Knight. 81: Evelyn Jones. "a
Paul Romanow, "a: Sonia Butkevich. %.
John Hahn. 81: Velda Mae Jessing. IS
John Golden, 30 Ada Lucille Pinkney. 20
Noel John Rogers. 80; Jessie Elizabeth
Edward John Kuzinski, 81: Joan Martins
Rogers ~.
Edward Margsvich. 20; Frances May ia
covich, 1s.
steve sIelesi. IS; Mary sanislo. %.
Gordon Jarvela, %; Violet Nordstrom. ~
Kenneth M, Durie. 81; Muriel Graft. II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
DEATHS

Angelo Csstigiione. 1928 Cooper, ~.
Lucy NJ. Asard, 3705 Elba, 80.
Weston Moore. 1883 Mcdonald. 80.
Gustav Wirzikowski. 21n3 Ferdinand. r.
Gottfried Fischer. 343s Livernois. IS.
Thomas L. sheahan. 1887 wildemere SIS
Homer Yutzey. 1i55 Twenty. fourth 5s
Giuseppe Marulli, 1884 Mt. Elliott, IS.
Mazoria Mack. 1853 Sherman. SIS.
Virginia Hawkins is445 Asburv Park. -
Michael James Sullivan. 1868 Montciair, SO
Ernest Richert. 3s33 Ashland 30.
Clyde Skunk. 1881 Lincoln 20
John 4. Macdonald. 1888 West Seven Mill
Annie Margaret Robertson. s42s Hartford
sally coopersmith. $3.50 Townsend. 2s.
Helen Budniek. 1929 Edwin, Hamtramck
Herman =. Heinz. 123si Frankfort. rs.
Hugh Downey. 81 Lander Hazel Park 40
Magsie p. Hughes. 1913 Leuschner. 70.
Marie Lipke. 11t1e Promenade. SIS.
Anthony Kucinski 1853 Harper. Sc.
Carrie Close. 1871 West Ferry, IT.
Theresa Ruei. 1922 Sixth, 90.
John Hunter. ei4 East Elizabeth. 80.
Grazia Bologna. 1891 sherman, 81
Theresa Moss, 3is6 Beais 81
Ella WEIGH, t27s Richton. SO.
Charlotte J. Burtenshau. 1911 stoepel. 81
Cleo W Hamilton. s92 Schroeder IS
Alexander -MIlIsE-asA4 Cascade, ST.
Leo steadman 400 Chene. 30.
senica Samuel Watts ITO Peterboro. S.
Georee Heynczuk. 3e43 oliver. SO
Gerald Thomas Hayes. 1888 Beaufait.
salem r. Maskenv. 1884 West Fort. -.
Peter Lvnott. 1882 Rankin. IS
Minnie ]. Young. 1859 Virginia Park II
Mary Lacey. k1ss Tuxedo. 70.
Jennie Levey. 2s50 Calvert. 80.
Cleo Thede. 1900 Agnes. So
Carrie GRADER. 1865 Gladstone 10
Frances Minntt. i155 Stanley. 50.
Joseph Woods. 1897 woodslde. 70.
Cleora Ruth Lennon MillnEton, Mich, 81.
Jack Allen 1892 Rivard. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Stanley r. Mac. al Dolores Guth. 20.
tErnes, texuw, 81; Phyllis Nina Herman
Bernard II. Caldwell. 20; Mildred G
Waiter Pound. ~: joyce Roberts. IS
Harry Weiss. 81 Ruth Nussbaum. 26.
Leonard Czegus, Il: Helen Marie Dolenee
Erminio Ber.sno. 20; Margaret Neme,n
steve siodiowski. "a; Charlotte wsllensa
James F. wninsham. 20; Elsie Il
Coleman Castro. 10; Gwendolyn Graysr
Howard v. Merritt. ~; Ruth E. Hopkins
Ri SIss 81 81 Martin 49, Grace NJ. M'o'F
Arthur Joseph ziembowie1, 81; wsnds
Bernice Kaminski, IL
Frank A: Foster. 81; Ruth A. Swear
Darrell Dayton Thompson. "a; Ele.no.
Paul R. xmSurgy. 20; Margaret DEFY, 20
Harold wlggle. 81; Olga q. Lstouf. ~.
George S,!.,, B. >, LOwris Jr' 80; Rosemary
Philip c. speek. 81; Jean NJ. Frinins. 20
Albin J. wierzbich. Is; Veronica vabolis
Edgar Lsrabeli. 20: Alvina Coin. Fl.
Chester Gorski. az; Jennie skrIecIkowski
Donald II. Fischer. 81: Isabelle Turcott
20.
Arthur Blood. 90: casana Wolf, a.
Erskine O'Neal. II; Katharine Heron IS
James J. Monroe, 81; Mary Ellen How.
Lawrence Bagn.lI, 20: Eva Ia Lond.. q.
Earl Riley. "a Shirley Boring, 81.
G. Robert Braun Jr., al Virginia Il,
Allen, 10.
Charles =. Joiner. rs: Margaret Fields, 10
Bruce Wynn, a. Nellie Rich. FL
Walter G. Seymour, is Helen Mary Up
son, IL
Toivo Peterron, 81: Elms Pippo. rs.
Donald Il. MeKinnon, IS: Ann Campbell
35.
James z. Myers. n; Helen Barnowski. 20.
Charles Paul MeKenns, as: Mary Mac
Lsllan, ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Bowie Opening
Sets New Mark

BOWIE, Md, April 3 (UP).-A
record number of thoroughbreds
crowded the barns and gave prom
Use of brisk betting turnover for
the Bowie meeting as the long
Maryland program went into its
second day today.
G.. c. Greer's Cape Cod got the
season, delayed one day by freak
snowstorm, off to a good start
yesterday. The 4-year-old son of
Bostonian. with George Woolf up,
came to the wire four lengths in
front of Harry Richards Desig-
nator to earn a $4,000 purse and
pay off at 500, $40 and $500.
Designator was $3.50 and $3.50.
Omission, the 9-5 favorite, finished
third another length back In the
six-furlong event to pay $3.50.
A crowd of $1,000 watched 10
starters parade to the post for the
twelfth running of the Rowe, and
Cape Cod. with 116 pounds, broke
into a lengthy lead. A 90-1 shot
IN the betting, Designator was
close up along with Liberty Franc.
Both were laboring at the half
and Cape Cod drew away easily
In the stretch. Designator, bur-
dened with only 104 pounds. held
on for place, while Omission came
on for third.
Hirsch Jacobs. leading trainer
OF 1871. got off to good EASTERN
start when Cherry T. came home
on top in the first and another
of his horses, Shadows Pass, won
the third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
DIVORCES

Olive r. Rayburn from Henry J.
Fannie Mae Monroe from Nathaniel.
Katie Laurenas from Peter.
Willie Ector from Ruby.
Denzii Waderker from Gertrude.
Helen Smith from Russell
Bernice Maciejewski from Joseph.
Mary Burn from William
Elnora Fisher from Luther.
Lucille ~. Stokes from Charles J
Reginald NJ. Daley from Evangeline
Clara l.. johnson from Will c.
Perry Wade from Mary.
Edith d. Blain from Kenneth r.
Marcel Lagroise from Ruth.
Estelle Chrzanowski from Frank
Harold Keough from Evelyn.
Wilma Hickle from Charles
Pauline Markle from Howard.
Marceilus Roetter from Tressis
Hattie Thomas from Jack.
Annette Bello from Julius.
Joseph l.. Bobo from Geraldine
'Neddra Hamsher from william.
Dorothy Judd from Robert.
Margaret Navarro from George.
Dorothy Hyatt from John.
Jessie Copeland from George.
Rose Walker from Hilbert.
Blanche RodZewicZ from Joseph
Grace Land from Marvin.
Wesley Vosburgh from Margaret
Anne II. Peed from Leroy.
Tiny White from Frank
Santa Maltese from Peter.
Joseph Hurwitr from Bertha
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

very helpful article awaiting them
Sunday in the Housewives Food
Almanack. entitled Eggs for an
Old Fashioned Easter"
Here you'll find direction S
for preparing Scalloped Eggs;
Steamed Eggs; Eggs a la Becha-
mel, and Egg-Nog for Easter.
In addition you'll be given five
prize-winning recipes selected
from thousands sent in by readers
to Mary Lee Swami. famous
writer on cooking. These are
recipes for sauerkraut soup;
picked eggs; Lancashire hot pot /;
sweet carrot pie. and honey
dressing for fruit salad.
All these are feature articles
in The American Weekly, the
nations unique magazine, with
this coming Sundays issue Of The
Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
BIRTHS

| GIRLS
Girls were born TO:
Catherine Kwsrsiek, s453 Orchard. Dear.
| born.
Gertrude Kubik. s527 Proctor.
Mary Kaporch. 1886 Charest.
Edith klug, 13s04 Artesian.
Florence Krieg, ii7s3 College drive
vireinis krist, 1850 Telegraph pad
Eleanor Lusch. 5110 Lakepointe
Berniecs L4ntx, 1912 Woodingham
Elizabeth LESS. 55l Sheridan.
Alice Lompre. 1862 welland.
Florence Long. s766 Lane.
BernArdine Lizmore, 5000 Parker.
Josephine LoGreco. $3.50 Pulford
Elsie Miller. $685. Diversey.
Frances Manrasol, s7oo Montrose
Regina Marcus, 25l3 Buena Vista.
Bernice Mallm. $500 Rogers.
Mamie Miller. 5703 ct Aubin.
Bobhle Massey 5000 Savoy.
Virginia Mchanus. 3l5l5 East FsFnum
Loueia Norton. 3s77 Ash
LadisiavR Pawlowski, 1887 Coulburn.
/ Helen Przeklasa. 1889 East Kirby
Henrietta Piczcz, 1857 Dorothy, Ham
liberia Paquette. POOLS Prairie.
Kathryn Pierson, 1890 Lochmoor boulevard
/ Crosse Pointe
Doris Parkin. 1895 winthrop.
Catherine Rehse. SIT Harrison, Rochester
MARY Ram. 1855 Kenwood, Romulus.
Irene Ritter. $3.50 Huribut
! Regina Russell. SIT Brush.
Lena Rumpf, ISL Granet Hazel Park.
Mary Regain. 2o214 Cameron.
Phyllis Rivard. 1921 HillRer.
Theresa Rhodes. $40 Philip.
Maxine Rasch, ASA Webster. Mt. Glenn
ems.
Made Ratchff. 3s4s West Vernon highway
Florence Stark. 1915 Burnette.
wylene serebnik. 1908 Virginia Park
Mary swaney. I'LL East Jefferson.
Heivia sIczepaniak. s2i1 Duncan
Hda silverman. 2202 West Euclid.
Lila Singh. 3504 Beals.
Heddy Stencil. 1902 Cedargrove.
Dorothy sieloff, $40 seebaldt
Marion sauck, 1895 Fairview
Olive Spathelf 1899 ChAlfonte.
Rena Sduires- 1890 wildwood road Wayne.
Mary schafer. 2O253 Kingsville, Crosse
Pointe.
Pauline singleton. 2o77o wood.ide. Fern.
Ella Donovan 100 Merrick
Ann Thomas, 500 West Grand boulevard.
Elizabeth Trailer. 22515 Telegraph road.
southfeld Township.
Louise Thomson, 1875 Commonwealth.
Marilyn Taft. 1855 Atkinson.
Clara Urban. 100 Cherry. Hazel Park.
Ruby Vaughn, 22i7o Balmoral drive. Crosse
lie
Amelia viasic. l733 chene.
Mabel welborn. 21sos Harper Lake drive
St Clair Shores.
Marion Waters, 22ef Illinois
Hazel walters. 52i7 Jonathan, Dearborn.
Rose waloski, 3425 Goldner.
Loretta White, Ts7 Rowland. Royal Oak.
Frieda wiffer. $50 Frederick. -
Anabells Wilson, 1855 Twenty-hfth'
Margaret Yuhosz, I'LL Chatfield.
lean Zarczycki 1855 Turner place.
Theresa Zaas 30f1 Holcomh.
Barbara Zakens. e1it Raymond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

about it in a thoroughly fascinat.
ing article in The American
Weekly, Sunday.
LOVE DRAMA LIFE!
You'll find a brand new dra.
matte short story in The Ameri-
can Weekly Sunday. Entitled
Ten O'Clock Till Twelve" it's
by Frances K. Allan, is illustrated
IN full color. and tells of a girl
and a man who won a long and
tragic battle for happiness.
AMERICAN WEEKLY QUIZ
Where do seals go TO college?
Who was afraid his ashes would
get lonesome
Where is there hen that lays
empty eggs?
For the answer TO these and a
score of other strange and curious
facts, see The American Weekly
Sunday.
Housewives will appreciate the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

In The American Weekly,
with this coming Sundays issue
of The Detroit Sunday Times,
you'll find something new in
gadgets designed to improve
your looks. your disposition and
your health at the same time.
This latest invention of in
Igenious man is-a- complicated
Icontraption of spiral tubes and
electrical controls. The patient
sits between two parallel spiral
wave "emanators, and. accord
ing to the designer, the magnetic
emanations of waves set up by
the two faces of the machine
break up fat cells in the body and
tone up the nervous system.
ICE SURGERY
One of the most exciting de-
vefopncnts in modern medical
science today is the perfection of
the so-called ice surgery" treat
ment. BY means of this oper-
ational procedure, it is possible to
operate on any extremity of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

SECOND RAcE-sl. 200. claiming. :
year -olds,-Si- -fur.ongs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Leading Markets
Are Closed TODAY

NEW YORK, April 3.-Leadine
securities and commodity markets
throughout the nation are closed
In observance of Good Friday. All
Canadian exchanges also will sus-
pend trading. Few livestock mar
kets will operate as usual. as will
English exchanges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Bowie Entries
FOR FRIDAY

a-Bryston and Babylon entry.
b-Smith and Blenheim Farms.
e-Lipson and Kane entry.
dc. f. Nelson entry
SECOND RACE-si 900. claiming. T.
year-ods and UP. fosled In Maryland. 51
furionas.
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Bowie Results

FIRST RAcE-sl,ooo. maiden 2.y.ar.
Cherry (Kelper) N.Io s2o o.
JacquitA (Meadel s2O ~
Liberty Polly (Deering) q 80
Time 80 As, off 2.3p
College Belle. Bell Soma Haicyon Lass
Buds sparkle, Fire Gtss Bright n. Happy.
Venture Girl d-Vee and d-spanish sur
d-shouss- Bryson entry.
SECOND RAcE-si.7oo. claiming. q
yeAr-olds, Si1 fursongs
Queens DELIGHT
tRsmerscheldb 1i.30 500 Z "a
Mystique (MerritD 400 2 20
Lutte Suzanne tDattIio1 $40
Time 40 lis. OF 3124.
:. War Music Myrtle M. Market Plac.
Mowlee's Lad, Decisive. Walter Haigh,.
Loeb Raven. Bright Finish and Just Buck
also ran.
THIRD RACE 81 200. claiming. 4.yssr.
shadows Pass Pa, Gilbert SO $50 27o
Little Bolo Dattilol 400 ? 10
British Warm (Gysin) J %
Time ia as, on 3.f2
Haste BACK. jungle Noon Exareh. Wood.
vale lass, Sir IAncelot. Bright Camp, In
known Land. Zostera and shipmate.
FOURTH RAeE-si-soo,- allowances. J.
yyesr-old' 81 nrlonSs'
Blue steel tShelhamer) 40 40
Bola Novice Berg 3 90
Time ! .0s as. OF i.i2
Rough sugar. Early Spring. Nintims
bloodhound, Happy Gallop. Rare Deviltry.
Blue Flight and Miss /. q also ran.
FIFTH RACES, 600 added. Rowe Ne.
mortal Handicap, 3-yesr-olds and up. q
mile:
cA9e Cod CwooIf 30 $40 32o
Designator tMoraD Sc 30 is 10
Omission (Meade) z 90
Time i:i2 3-5. off f.404
Liberty Franc, MaechAncs. Trantfigure
Halcyon Boy, Johnnie j.. Riding Lght and
Warlock also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-sl. 500. claiming. 3-year-
olds. mile and 20 yards
valdina Valet tDatilloD II 90 $40 400
Hattie Belle (WahlerD 100 40
Isle de Pine (PollardD $40
Time 90 as, off 50pL.
Loeb Sess. TiaEh Along. Free Trader
FOX Cub and Fivs-o- Eight also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-si 200. claiming. 4.
year-olds and up. ! lis miles
Dare Bunny (Wahler) 70 80 ii5O S 80
Nilon (McCombsb $40 J so
Just Tourist Keeper $40
Time i:52. off 5:3s.
scor'A. frying Duke Biz Jack Houro.
monte, Radio Wave Crimson Lancer. Battle
Won. Repeier and criuS also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-S1 200. claiming. 4.year-
ODDS and up, l i-is miles:
Rough Going tMcCombsD $3.50 i3 90 100
Gendarme (Datillo) 1870 80
Sparrow Chirp (sistol 500
Time i:52 as, off s:i2h.
Brooke Boy. War Grand DIZZY Dame
Boston Pal. Girnpey. Lsonardtown, Day
Is Done and Predicate also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

body without anesthesia, without
loss Of blood. without pain. with.
out shock and virtually without
risk of infection.
All that is needed is ice 10
Irefrigerate the limb down 10 &C
degrees F.. and a tournequet to
cut of the supply of blood.
Patients in their late sos actu-
ally have been operated upon
with complete success, according
to the special article in The
American Weekly Sunday. which
presents photographs and details
of this new type Of operation
which may prove invaluable in
battlefield surgery,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
GET WHAT YOU WANT!

Do you. sir OF madam
Do you know how to get what
you want?
Can you maneuver situations
so they will react to your benefit ?
Can you sell your ideas TO persons
who may not be too receptive to-
ward them?
If you can't. perhaps you need
TO learn how TO open closed
minds.
It's not difficult. says DR.. Will
liam J. Reilly, expert on straight
thinking-and he tells you all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-03

9.5s meg, 3t.3 m.; eRe, 1853 meg, 25.6
NJ; esd, Ills meg. 75.5 m.
MOSCOW, 9:oO-commenis in English: RKE,
11.S meg, 25.3 m.
LONDON, 9:00-Hsadline News and Views:
Csc, 9.5S meg, 3t.3 m.; 6R6, 1853 meg.
75.6 NJ; esd, Ills meg 25.5 m.
SYDNEY, 925-Amerean Soldiers Calling
Home West Coast broadcast, Pacific War 1ime):
VLG3, I'LL meg, 25.5 m.; WQ5, 1858 meg.
Al m.
GUATEMALA, 9:40-Eehoes From Hollywood:
T6WA, 1858 meg, 81 m.
MELBOURNE, 10:75-Ameritan Soldiers Call.
ina Home: vLG6, 1873 meg, 1876 m.
GUATEMALA, tt:00- Musical Jewels:
T6WA, 1858 meg, 81 m.
LONDON, 1900 a.l,.-Voiee Of the Enemy:
CSC, 9.5S meg, 3t.3 NJ; 6R6, 1853 meg,
75.6 M; esd, Ills meg, 25.5 M; 6Rl, o.4t
meg, 31.8 M; GSl, 6.il meg, 49.i m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-03
BY Ramon Coffmun

he escorted Kate south to Santa
Barbara. Sad to say, he died few
years later; he had been kind to
his stepdaughters, Kate and her
younger sister.
Now came a great need to earn
money. The family was in debt.
Kate obtained work playing the
organ at a church, with salary OF
SIS per month. She knew q little
about the piano, but until then had
been q stranger to the organ. Yet
she was able to keep the position
She knew that such a small in
come would be too little to pay fam
lily expenses, so she began to train
for other work. She entered q
school which had just been started
to teach young women how to take
care of kindergartens. That was In
the year 1877.
Before this, Kate had found time
to try her hand at writing. She pre-
pared a story, with the title Of
HALF a Dozen Housekeepers," and
mailed 1t to st. Nicholas magazine
Back came letter saying 1t would
be published, and check was en-
closed. At first, when she looked
at the check, she thought the
amount was $1.50-very little even
for q short story. Looking again,
she found that the amount really
was $50, and could hardly believe
her eyes.
A year after starting to train to
be . kindergarten teacher, she re-
ceived an offer to open . kinder
garten In San Francisco. In COM
pany with Nora, her younger sister,
she moved to the Golden Gate City
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-03
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

An 1s-year-old girl was on her
way to California. Most Of her life
she had lived in Maine, but lately
she had been attending a boarding
school in Massachusetts,. Now she
was on her way to the Pacific Coast
to join her mother and stepfat Their,
who had made the long journey
ahead of her.
In those days young women sell
dom travelled alone, and Kate Doug
las Smith was chaperoned on this
trip. Her companion was an elder
ly naval officer who had retired from
the Navy; he was now on his way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-03

ShOR1.WAvE PROGRAMS.
LONDON, 5:45-atest News: CSC, 9.58
neq., 3i.3 NJ; GRG, 1853 meg, 25.6 m.
LONDON, 6:45-News and Analysis: Csc,
9.58 meg, 3i.3 NJ; GR6, 1853 meg. 25.6 m.
MOSCOW. 6:4s-Broadeast in English: RKE.
ISL meg, 1871 m.
MELBOURNE, 7:75-Ameriean Soldiers Call.
Ina Home West Coast broadcast, Pacific War
Time): WG6, 1873 meg 1876 m.
GUATEMALA, 7:45-1hs English Hour:
IOWA, 1858 meg, 81 m.
LONDON, 8:45-Meet John londoner: Csc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-03
EVENING STAR FEATURES.
Star Flashes: Latest news, WMAL al 5 pm.
the EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.

The EVENINGS hI6H Ll6HN.
All stations-Laiest reports on election re.
turns will be broadcast at frequent and varying
intervals throughout the evening and part Of
Wednesday morning.
WRc, 8:00-Johnny Presents: Ginny Smms
quest Is q young fellow who had 10 be treated
for nfantiIs paralysis before he could enlist
in the Navy.
WEV, S:0o-lights Out: Arch 0boler's
"Atrox the Gap" flight into the future.
WMAL, S:30-Dufys Tavern: New policy
ipauguratsd, a different guest each week, with
Madeleine Carroll as guest No. I.
WNV, o:00-Burns and Allen: Oracle con.
fused over movies.
WMAL, 9:00-Famous Jury Trials: A tangled
case Of Jealousy, deceit and murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-03
Points for Parents

BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.
Euen as boys should know
something of homen,aking, girls
should learn something of home
mechanics.
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to q Nevada ranch. Leaving the
train at q Nevada station, he babe
Kate farewell.
When Kate reached San Fran
cisco she found herself with two
trunks filled with the olncer's cloth
ingl Meanwhile her friend had
gone to his ranch with trunks con-
tanning dressesl
The stepfather met the train. and
started the baggage on the way to
an exchange, 90 the trunks would
have Their riehtful owners. Then
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OUCH!
MY BACK


Oh MECH myi How's man going to
ret 10 work with his back tied in knots
from painful, stiff museles7 Try good old
Omega Oil. Rub Il On. Il ruhs right into
the skin and goes 10 work fast. Through
three generations Omega has been bless
Ing 10 Thousands. Extra strong. but wont
burn. Only 3sf 1t I'll drug stcres.
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WRc, o:00-BaitIs Of Sexes: Male photo.
graphic models vs.. female photographers.
WMAl, 9:30-spotIisht Band Jan 6arber's
from Luke Field, Ariz.
WINK, 1o:05-Boxing bouts from Uline's
Arena.
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1t..L. la4

Ten illustrations By Frank c. Paps
appear In the picture lea0at, Africa's
People and Customs. Il you want
copy, eend . Scent STAMPED. self-ad.
dreased envelope 10 Uncle RAY in care
Of The Evening star.