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Evening star., 1943-08-15

ATTRACTIVE HOME. RENT FREE!
Twofamily detached home. GOOD condt-
ton: Hoimead pl. NV. exclusive white
ncighb0rhood; intown near transportation
and stores live rent free in apt. and
let the other pay OpCrai}n expenses and
purchase payments; price. $4,000 cash.
S,.5nO. easy terms
GEORGE Y WORTHINGTON & SON,
Active Realtors Since lS:"
11ln Eve ST n W NAtLOnAL nAEG
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OPEN TODAY, 1875.

lo0U M1CHl1AN AVE. NE.
Immediate possession. Located in beau
tiful Michiean Park this unusual det.
brick, le"s than 5 years old is truly an
outstanding value. rooms. bath auto.
heat. rec room, lot 4sxs0; excellent con-
dltlon. Priced for only 81 $50 terms.
Your NeiGhbor Bought From Us.
I go NJ RarnStein & Co Met 5000
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DETACHED WOODBRIDGE
HOME-392l 22nd ST. NE,
Near Taft Jr. High; Il rooms. big tree
shaded, fenced lot. All in excellent cond,
Special price to sell today
o zen Sunday only II 20
See MI Tolson or call DI 1872.
CAPITOL HILL,
SS,950-FURNISHED
2U-ft. English basement brick, near Fol
ger and Confessional Libraries, rooms.
bath. also running water in rooms. OIL
INV. heat: lear garage good income from
house owner leaving for California. Of
fers property at this low price, completely
furnished, for a quick sale. EVENINGS,
phone MI owen. Columbia SlGH
L. T. GRAVATTE,
Reallor,
729 18th ST. NV MA o;j3
WEST OF 10th, NEAR THE PARK.
l7I2 ALLISON ST. NV
much sought after location in the
neghborhood OF fine homes. This large
detached brick contains living room. dining
room, kitchen. library on first floor 4 good
bedrooms and " baths on second foor. plus
> bedrooms and bath on third floor, with
cedar storage The basement has recrea
tion room and servants rooms with bath
There are . lnclosed porehes. and 2-car
to inspect phone Georgis 1900
L. T. GRAVATTE,
72s 18th St. Realtor. MA. o75a.
Evening star., 1943-08-15

ROCK CREEK ESTATES. $24, $50.
CENTER COLONIAL,
6 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS.
Beautiful all-brick home. only ! year
old, on homeSite SUXl:n, opposite park.
Large living. dining rooms: de luxe kitchen
with breakfast room, library. - bath,
bullt-ia. 2-Car garage. recreation room
Your inspection invited to real home in
immaculate condition.
LESLIE D. MEASEIL. WO 522I
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Opposite Chevy Chase Club.

Seldom do we have the opportunity to
offer homes in this desired location, only
block off Wiconsin ave; large rooms, 3
bedrooms, y baths on md floor Gnsu-
Kitchen; deep m % lot, garage: age owner % trans u
ferred; only &l1,950 for a quick sale. Call
EN- 1890 Sun. and week days. F. A.
TWEED Co. 6001 Conn
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"BUNGAIOW'

and a lovely one with FIVE large rooms
bath. new G. E. oil heating plant. and it
is IN splendid condition The owner is
moving and is anxious to have a quick sale.
Located in the District near st and Whit
tier streets NV. A real value. Call ME.
j WESLEY BUCHANAN Realtor.
Evening star., 1943-08-15

4 ZOO $500 DOWN PAYMENT TO HOME
seeker II you are handy in making minor
repsirs, this row 5rick ana stone, a-room,
Is an excellent buy Located in the first
Block of New York ave. ne. Price. S6,a5o,
Nith monthly payments S65. OWNER,
0A anai. eNek. DE Gh4A
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COUNTRY ESTATE,
CLEVELAND PARK.

rooms. each VIII accommodate twin beds,
. baths, in new house condition; on an So
# front lot. nicely shaded near Conn ave.
trans. and shopping; price. Sl3,H5U Call
EN-. l"H0 Sunday and weekdays until .
2. m. F. A. TWEED co. 800 Conn. ave.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BRICK BUNGALOW-OPEN

GOO block Ouintana pl. n.w.---Brick. g
rooms, Semldetached. garage, , porCheS.
automatic heat Very desirable home in a
fine location Shown by appointment.
OSCAR DREISEN,
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NEAR NAVAL HOSPITAL,
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

OPEN TODAY, 7 TO Z,
1912 Kanawha st. Chevy Chase. d. c.
rooms, , baths; lot 9O-ft.. front, with l.
car garage; auto heat. close to stores,
tranSp. and schools. Owner anxious to sell
LINKINS CO, No. ! Dupont Circle. De
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A COZY LITTLE HOME.

: rooms and bath with side screened-in
porch gas air heat. in Riyer Terrace ne.
Nicely Handicapped corner lot Convenient
to shopping center and transportation,
Priced at $6.50O with $1,000 cash
IRVING ST. NV. NEAR 14th ST
3-story red brick row house u rooms,
baths. coal heat. completely furnished.
Income S.4050 mo Has 2-car garaae
elec. refrieeratorS, Price 900. Terms.
JOHN J. McKENNA,
REALTOR.
14oo Eve ST NV RE 5345
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WEST OF 18th ST,
NEAR KATMTA RID

Practically new, detached, center hall
brick, !. r, d. r, kitchen, library and lava
tory on 1st floor, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths on
2nd floor: excellent recreation room, air
conditioned; very large lot; house in per-
feet condition. Immediate possession.
Price, Sls,950. After pm, phone Mr..
Lewis, ia 1927.
HENRY j. ROBB. INC.
DI S14l. 1924 Vermont Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
OPEN / TO 6 PM.
VACANT-POSSESSION-

say Both ST. NV
-Semidetached brick home one block
west OF Conn. ave. and Lesation st. Large
living rm.. dining rm,, kitchen screened
porches. bedrms., . baths, oil heat; re-
conditioned; 2-car garage: price. S14.150
on terms. THOS. D WALSH INC, Sl5
! IN st NV. DI. 1551.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
OPEN TODAY. 12-5.
1747 L ST. NE.

1747 L ST. NE.
Immediate possession. Charming colo
nial brick situated near everything; large
rooms. bath deep lot. etc. Just think
only S495 down: balance like rent; real
bargain you can't miss, ACT NOW.
Your Neighbor Bought From Us.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. Met. 5400
Evening star., 1943-08-15
CAPE COD

In Silver Spring--Beautifully kept 2la
years old; ; rooms and bath, large porch,
ful! basement with open fireplace, air
conditioned gas heat, detached garage,
completely furn,; $500: unfinished,
$500.
CJTpITppAN
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
EVERYTHING

Practically new brick, center-hsll type.
large living room, den and powder room on
lst floor. 3 good bedrooms. . baths. recre-
atlon room, sarage; attractive lot: good
setheSaa a., Iocstloq Z CAL MI Smith.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

Brick home, beautifully designed,
rooms, 3 bedrooms each will accommodate
twin beds. = baths, finished attic room,
sun room, large living room. modern
kitchen, hall entrance, o-car built-In ga
rage, recreation room with fireplace: i'll
health OF owner forces quick sale Call
EN-. 1000 Sunday and weekdays until q
Evening star., 1943-08-15
S11,950.
LOW CASH PAYMENT.

LOW ONSH PA WENl.
CENTER-HAJL PLAN
2 BEDROOMS AND BATH.
Nice living room with fireplace, large
KITCHEN, very large screened porch of
living room. u bath on first floor. built-in
garage. full basement, oil air-conditioned
heat. slate roof, copper downspoutS. nice
wooded lot; about ] block from transpor-
tation, Silver Spring High School, stores.
Shown by appointment only with MI.
Good. DE 81 81, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
SO5 St NV National 2345
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NV. BRICK

UNDER $1,000
Modern G-rm. and bath brick home ex-
Mr. THOMPSON, RA 3763, or Dixie
CO. Ma ANSM
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MT. PLEASANT.

tached brick, 3l2 baths; : bedrooms; can
be converted into 3 apis: excellent income
producer: i'll health of owner forces quick
sale; S17.250, Gail EN-. 1890 Sundays and
weekdays until pm. F. A. TWEED CO,
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BARGAIN.
Owner Leaving Washington.

Immediate possession of beautiful g.
room corner house Just over the line in
Md, Is minis to downtown Govt ofices,
near schools, stores, transportation. Price,
Evening star., 1943-08-15
OWNER CALLED TO ARMY.

S1O.15O.
Detached brick. > years old, perfect con-
diton. nice corner lot Takoma Park Md.
6 nice rooms, air-conditoned oil heat ga
rage Shown by appointment only. Call
Monday e,d, NJ nEay Ray, With ,-c,,s RI
15nS II ST NV Ma ,,34S.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

Oldest place near 1ith. Desirable 4
bedroom home: gas heat: - #. wide; conv.
to trans. and shopping. Priced low at
$4,000.
PLANT & GORDON, Real Estate.
1874 Park Rd N w co nSSS
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WOODBRIDGE BRICK HOME.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.

BETHESDA SACRIFICE.
Dutch colonial large corner lot I bed
rooms. baths. 2nd floor. > bedrooms, bath.
3rd floor, lnclosed garden with lllv pool,
reduced price for quick sale. OWNER. RE
4OS5, Ext rs
Evening star., 1943-08-15
OPEN TODAY 49,

OPEN TODAY, 1875.
355 VENABLE PLACE NV.
Immediate possession. charming BUN
GALOW. delightfully."- situated near all
convenienceS lovely rooms. bath.
porches, garage. spacious grounds, etc
Newly reconditioned. Priced for only
$3.50 on terms.
Your Neighbor Bought From Us
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. Met. 5400
Evening star., 1943-08-15
A REALITY

Nicely located in Woodside. Unusual con-
Structon and detail. First floor, llving
room, kitchen. bath and screened back
porch equipped with sun shades. Second
foOr, . bedrooms and bath. gas heat. nice
lot inclosed with white picket fence,
Price. S1l.a5O; $500 cash required.
c. H. HILLEGEIST CO.
1921 K ST. NV. MA $500.
Ewes. and Sun. Call Mr. Ruark. SH j13G
Evening star., 1943-08-15

DETACHED BRICK HOME ANIL TWO
porches, 8 rooms, breakfast nook: quick
ton. 3soe Blaine st ne Reason
ably prfeed $3.50 down. Can be seen from
z to pm.
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WOODBRIDGE.

3TO3 MONROE ST. N e.
country estate in the city. Spacious
nome, 3 years old modern. brick. gardens,
orchard; oak forest available with one or
TWO acres: open today Call any time.
II M HUNTER. FX an
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42nd ST. NEAR MILITARY RD.
NJ w

This semidetached brick home in new
house condition has @ rooms, baths, ;
porcheS. OF or coal heat. garage. hAst
hardwood floors Large lot with beputi-
fully Handicapped grounds. Price, S1?,I00
Evening star., 1943-08-15
W. VA. AVE. NE.
CNPNeP RRICK

beautiful grounds, deserves your
immediate inspection. Center-hall
plan, large rms, bath. h.-w.h,
Large basement and Earaxe. Priced
at only $3.50.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
OPEN TODAY, 1875.

VI
Immediate possession, attractive semi
det brick: charming rooms. bath. ,
screened rear porches, garage, etc. Beau
tifully reconditioned. Convenient to stores.
schools and transportation. Priced excep-
tlonally low for only Sl0450: terms.
Your Neighbor Bought From Us
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co. Met. 5400
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BETHESDA-S9,75O.
III E. GLENBROOK RID.

6 Minutes to N. l H. or Naval Hospital
Brick studio bungalow, beautiful lot;
fenced front and back; back yard is small
park with screened summer house. swings
and fireplace 3 blocks to school and
stores. ? block TO bus.
Not just a house, but a real livsble
home Take a look Terms, 81 500 down,
500 per month covers everything, For
quick sale by OWNER Available about
September | OIL 4I1u. l5'
Evening star., 1943-08-15

Unusual opportunity! Large detached
frame. rooms. kitchen and bath on first
floor: 4 rooms, kitchen and bath on second
floor; 3 rooms and bath on third floor; 90
upper floors rented furnished for S2l5
MOI; . entrances and :, heating plants.
The lot has frontage of ~ feet, per-
mttlng the sale of two 2o-ft, lots, or
possession. For complete details call Mr..
White evenings and Sunday. WA 2lsD.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Exclusive Broker,
Invest Bldg DI GD0o
Evening star., 1943-08-15

Immediate possession, Charming home
situated near all ConVenIcnCe@. : LARGE
rooms. open fireplace, bath, auto heat,
porrhes. deep lot, etc excellent condition
Don't miss this unusual value for only
So, 80. terms
Your Nelchhor Bought From Us
Loo M bernstein a. Co Met. 5400
Evening star., 1943-08-15
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS,
OPEN TODAY, 1875.
$40 PARK ROAD NV

. ALLEN SHERWIN. 4St5 Mass. Ave. n w.
"RFALTORS"
Ie.nbrr WASHINGTON Real Estate Board
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SAUL'S ADDITION.
RA GAINS E

1O-r. frame. ami fJ, acres, fruit,
shade trees. grapes, flowers. shruhherv
good view immediate pos eSSlon. cOnV to
NAVY Yard, Naval Research Lab J. LET
TON MARTIN, Earl Bids RE. 2492.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
NEAR CONN. AND
AIREMARIE ST

Brick home, custom built years old,
blk. to Conn. ave; level fenced lot COX
50 ft.; wide center hall well appointed
large bedrooms, > baths: finished attic
room, recreation room; also maids room
and bath: Gear garage. It's priced under
similar properties Call EN-. 1890 Sunday
and weekdays until 9 pm. F. A. TWEED
CO. 55O4 Conn ave
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-13

The material is in short lengths.
 In conjunction with WIPE plans, the Office of Price Administrator is now working out a price ceiling schedule for the products.
 SWAP SHOPS
 A program now being launched throughout the country with OPA assistnce is the children's shoe swap center plan. This war-born program is designed to help har- assed fothers who can not make limited shoe ration coupons and growing childs' needs meet. Mothers bring outgrown, but not worn out, shoes to these centers. Here they are repaired and fumi- gated according to U s. Public Health Service approved methods. The swap centers are not charitable or salvage institutions, but are de- signed to make the present shoe supply stretch and also the conserve materials. No ration tickets are needed at these swap shops.
 ODDS 'N' ENDS
 U. s. grade-labeled canned fruits and vegetables will still be avail able under many brand names since canners are voluntarily con- tinuing to imprint on their products the government shield enclosing an A. B or c grade label :. Don't wait till the last few days before school opening to start repairs on school busses, the Office of Defense Trans portation warns There will be plenty of new and reconditioned parts available to keep essential autos moving in 1914, WIPE says, but gadgets are out for the dura- tiOn,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-13
< GgR19|p s 9|p WnA 1xtckQl1 Hl AH Combine Dry And Fresh
 Vegetables For Vitamins
By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer

Use your abundant fresh vege- tables with dried beans to get main dishes packed with vitamins, min- erals and protein.
 SuccOtash
 Serves 6)
 One onion, cups cooked corn, 2 cups cooked beans, salt, pepper. Chop and brown the onion in a little fat. Add corn and beans. Simmer for a few minutes. Sea- son with salt and pepper and serve hot. If desired, add chopped green pepper for more flavor and color.
 Bean Chowder
 Serves 6)
 One cup dry beans, 1 cup diced carrots, 1 cup tomatoes, 1-2 cup shredded green pepper, l onion, chopped fine, 2 teaspoons salt, 2 tablespoons uncooked cracked wheat, or tablespoon flour, 2 cups milk, pepper to taste.
 Soak the beans overnight in l 1-2 quarts of cold water, Cook in a covered pan until the beans begin to soften, then add the vegetables and cook until tender. Add salt and cracked wheat or flour mixed with a little cold water. Stir. Cook about 30 minutes. Add the milk and pepper, heat to boiling and serve.
 Bean Loaf
 Serves 6)
 Three cups cooked beans, l cup bread crumbs, beaten egg, tea spoon sage, if desired, salt, pepper milk or bean liquid.
 Mash the beans. Mix well with bread crumbs. egg, and sage. Sea- son with salt and pepper. Moisten with milk or bean liquid. Add a chopped onion finely chopped eel cry or some dried herbs, if you like. Shape into loaf, place in a shallow pan, pour a little melted fat over the top and bake until well Drowned. Serve with hot gar- den tomato sauce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-13

West cagily shot the third dia- mond. And this is where his keen nose for trouble saved your Uncle Dudley. He shucked heart from dummy, just in case of get-in trouble, and good idea it turned out to be.
 South led the ace of trumps to take a look, and the cat was out of the bag. He cashed the heart ace and led small heart for North to ruff with the spade four. Dummy laid down the king of clubs and now East began to feel it.. Whether he trumped high or low ddin't matter. Actually he ruffed the club king low, and the nine of spades won. On the next heart lead, he topped dYmmy's eight with the ten and tried the diamond punch. This trick rode to dummy's last trump. Dummy cashed the ten and nine of clubs, East refusing to trump, and South ditched his two good hearts. Then South showed his last three cards-the major spade tierce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-13

Wooden soles have been worn in Europe for centuries, as sabots and clogs, but 1t remained for an Amer ican to devise method of manu- featuring that would permit such . sole to be worn with comfortable flexibility.
 W. Oakley Cagney, the shoe man. ufacturer, makes his wooden soles from a single block of wood which. in one operation, is cut from heel to toe into series of half-round strips. The strips, mounted on a piece of heavy canvas with the rounded sides as the walking sur- face. have then patterned to shoe size, beveled and polished, and are ready to be attached to the uppers. He has patent pending on his process.
 Cagney developed the wooden sole in search of a new style, but as result of rationing, retailers and mail-order houses are bidding for his product to be sold as a leather substitute.
 Two factories are turning out the wooden soles from rock maple, beech and birch, and Cagney is now awaiting shipment of African mahogany with whic hto make a de luxe model.
 Cagney says that Washington authorities are considering his wooden soles for lend-lease ship ments, and also for use in supply ing the civilian of conquered countries with shoes during the pe- riod of rehabilitation.
 Another use of them, he said, is in making work-shoes for heavy industries such as mining, chemical plants and tanneries where, in some jobs, men have been wearing solid soled wooden shoes for years. Gag ney says his flexible sole will be less fatiguing and will wear much longer.
 He is also thinking about a spe- cially-made model with a heavy buffer under the sole which would help paratroopers break the force of their landings and make them more sure-footed.
 "How are these wooden soles for dancing?" Cagney was asked.
 T really haven't heard" he re- piled. But that's an idea. Think what a tap dancer might be able to do with 8 pair. Or suppose some- body wrote one of those songs with hand-clapping refrain, only in this case made it to be tapped out with wooden soles. Yes. that might be great idea"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-13
WE. THE WOMEN.
THE WOMEN---- Volunteer Nurses Aides Find Service Benefits Them, Too

She has something to think about besides her own problems and Wor- ries. Somehow most of the things she used to get upset about seem kind of pointless, now that she sees real trouble every day-and the way the really brave people meet it.
 She is more interesting to her husband than she used to be. He isn't the only one who has some thing to talk about at night. She has spent part of the day out in the world and she has some thing besides household talk and gossip to contribute to the con- versation.
 HUSBAND IS PROUD
 And her husband has a new respect for her, too. In the morn ing, he is proud to walk to the bus with her, trim in her uniform that tells the world she is doing something real to help keep things going. He brags about her to his friends, about how faithful to her job she is, how nothing fa- terferes with her putting in her time at the hospital.
 Maybe If women could see how much they would get out of work ing as nurses aides more of them would offer their services. The good of it isn't all one- sided. The women give-but they also get.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-13
Dean Denounced As Wor Obiector

Miami, Fla, Aug. 13-(UP)-The school board is considering whether to dismiss the dean of boys of Miami junior high schols because he is a conscientious objfiector" to war.
 The board took the case under advisement after a tumultous hear ing at which Edward O. Schweit- ger, 34, science teacher, scoutmas- ter and choir singer, was both de- nounced and commended by some 200 witnesses. A decision is expected in several days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-13

Have you wondered how dancers and skaters manage to keep every hair in place even though they whirl, whiz and tumble through the air at . dizzy speed?
 Well, here's how petite, figure skater Gloria Nord, the strawberry blond star of Skating vanities," who has just returned to her home town of Hollywood and fat film con- tract, says she does it.
 After I've combed my hair the way I want to wear it, I take an stomizer filled with hair lacquer and lightly spray it all over my head. This keep any stray strands from escaping. and when the show is over, I comb part of it out so that t1y hair doesn't look too set.'
 If you haven't an extra atomizer for the lacquer, and you find it im- possible to pay one-manufacture of them for the public has been dis
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-13

Df. MaSterS Ol Sdo. 1oAiSA . ally, these symptoms are under stood to imply indigestion" al though they may all be present without any real indigestion.
 Actually, most of the gas pres ent in the bowel is not formed there, but is air or the residue of air that has been swallowed. Every one swallows air, mixed in with food, as well as free air. With each swallow, variable amounts of air are introduced into the stom- och. Some of the air remains in the stomach, where there is always a bubble demonstrable by means Of the X-ray. Most of the swallowed air passes into the bowel.
 The oxygen and carbon-dioxide of the air are absorbed through the wall of the bowel into the blood. The nitrogen in the air is not so readily absorbed, and it is this gas that is found in the colon. The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-13

small bowel does no normally ocn- tain and significant amount of gas, because 1t obsorbs gas readily and passes its contents into the colon rapidly.
 AIR-SWALLOWING PHASE
 Belching results from an over diStended stomach, releasing the bubble of air as the circular muscle at the junction of the esophagus and stomach relaxes. This action produces single belch. Repeated belching can occur only when it is associated with the repeated swal- lowing of air. Many people swal- low air and belch in one continuous act, without being aware of the air. swallowing phase. This perform ance may be a habit, or it may be an effort to influence an un- pleasant sensation in the upper mid abdomen, which may be due to abnormal mobility in the stom- ach, irregularities in the heart ac- ton, or disease in the gall-gladder.
 A sense of bloating without ab- dominal distention is not due to gas, because gas in the bowel has the some effect that it does in balloon i. e., it occupies space. The sensation may arise from spasm of the bowel, or distention of the abdomen vessels with blood.
 Gas may be found in the colon by fermentation. A diet that con- tains much coarse bulky, and car- bohydrate foods will result in ex- cessive gas formation with many people. Cabbage, cucumbers, beans, peanuts, and rich or fatty foods are notorious examples. Over-eat- ing alone may so burden the bowel that some food is carried into the colon, where it decomposes with the liberation of gas. Constipation sa frequent cause of flatulence, and the use of laxatives usually ag- gravates the condition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-13

shortage in the local hospital.
 But she hasn't been told how much she is getting out of the experience. And 1t is more than she has ever gotten out of any club.
 To begin with, she has seen more of life in the year that she has been working as nurses aide than she saw in the five years when she was nothing but housekeeper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-13

Butter bread o nloaf, slice IA inch thick, and remove crusts. But ter 1-quart round bottom bowl and line with bread, cutting slice to fit small sptces. Mix sugar with berries or cherries. Pour in sweetened fruit, and cover with remaining butered bread. Select plate to fit just inside of bowl and weight it down into pudding. Chill "A hours. Turn out on serving plate and garnish with sour cream or wartime whipped cream. Yield: servings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-13

H e r house. work W a i t s u n til she is through put ting in h e r h ours at the hospital but s h e has the work all done when her huS- band com e S home at night.
 She has been told often how much good she is doin g by helping to re- lieVe the nllrSe