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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-16

vestuoti virs tu War Bonds ka regu-
liariai perkam. Ir nepadarykit tame
klaidos: Dede Samas turi gauti tuos
ekstra pinigus kad galetu testi karia-
vinla Sio karo!
KAIP INVESTUOTI JUSU DALI
Begyje sekanciu keliu savaiciu jus
gal atlankys vienas is tukstanciu lais-
vanoriu darbuotoju kurie pasvencia
savo laika ir pastangas Shame Value.
Bet nelaukit jo. Nusistatykit sau da-
bar kad pirm negu vajus baigsis jus
marSuosit artimiausi savo banka,
Pasta, arba vieta kur War Bonds par
duodami ir atliksit savo pareiga. Ir
neuzmirskit sito: atlikdami savo par
eiga, JUS padarot sau viena is didziau-
siu savo gyvenime patarnavimu!
Mes United States War Bonds yra
pats zymiausias Investments pasau-
lyje-nera nieko kito lygaus. Site
investmentai pritaikyti atitikti jusu
ypatingai padeciai. Ir jie duoda jums
proga uzsisakyti ir gauti sau toki pa
SAUL kokiame jus noresit gyventi pc
sio karo. Kiekvienas centas ka dabar
idesit j War Bonds pagelbes jums ga
rantuoti pakankamai darbo taikos me-
tais po karo ir tas darbas bus taikus
ir naudingas kiekvienam is musu.
Vardan savo Sales vardan savO
paties naudOs - investuokit kick tik
galit daugiausia!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-16
Yra Z Skirtingu Rusiu u. S. Gov
ernment Securities = Pasirinkit
Kuri Jums Geriausia Tinka

ernment Securities - Pasirinkit
Kuri Jums Geriausia Tinka
United States War Savings Bonds
Series E: Puikiausias Investments
pavienio ir seimos taupymui Atmo-
kes jums 81 uz kiekvienus So kai SUI
els Bondso laikas. Pritaikyti ypatin-
gai smulkiam investoriui. Datuotas
l diena menesio kada mokestis gau-
mama. Nuosimtis: 29% j meta jeigu
islaikysit Xxi suejimo. Jie gaunami:
S25, $50, S100, $500, $1,000. Galima
iskeisti bent kada 60 dienu po pirki-
mo. kama: 1910 sueinamos vertes.
2K % Treasury Bonds of 1964-1969.
Gatavai vertybeje, priimami bankuo-
Sc uzstatais, Sic Bonds yra idealus in
vestmentai trustu fondams, paveldeji-
n1ui ir pavieniams. Speciale ypatybe
kad jie galima iskeisti pilnoj vertej SUI
suejusiu nuosimciu tikslu patenkinti
Federal estate taxes Datuoti April
Is, 1913; sueis June Is, 1869. Vertes:
yra $500, $1,000, $4,000, $4,000, $780,
000-taipgi $1,OOO,OOO jeigu uzregis-
truojami. Sueina: ne anksciau kaip
June Is, 1864; po to ismokami pilna
verte su nuosimciu davus 4 menesiu
isanksto pareikalavima. Taksuojami
tik Federaliais taksais. kama: pima
verte ir suejes nuosimtis.
Kitos Securities: Series &c" Tax
Notes; 7/8R Certificates of Indeb-
tedness; 2ae Treasury Bonds of 1850
1852; United States Savings Bonds
Series "F"; United States Savings
Bonds Series "G".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-16
SenaS KaTeivl'iiS
PERIMA PARE|CAS
NAM|NIAME FR0NTE

Cradle telefonai isejo kara. Metas
laiko atgal musu Western Electric dirb-
tuves pasikeite nuo gaminimo civiliniu te-
lefonu dirbdinima komunikacijai prize
taisu butinai reikalingu musu kariaujan-
tions jiegoms. Visuose kariavimo from
tuose tie musu isdirbiniai dabar pagelbs-
ii islaimeti kara. Namu fronte dabarti-
niu laiku naudojama statieji telefonai jei
kas pageidauja isivesti telefona savo ma
muose ar istaigoje naujai. Mes pasitiki-
me kad JUS supfasite kodel, jeigu jums
bus siuo laiku duodama staciasis telefo-
mas, vietoje to cradle telefono, kuris dir
ba virslaiki pergales atsiekimui
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-16

''Dirvos" Redakcija priima ir
talpina pranesimus apie victim
Lietuviu jldejima. draugiju SUI
sirinkimus. nemOkamai. Pra.
nesimai reikia priduOti arba
pastu prisiusti neveliau antra-
dieniO pOpieTiO,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-16
PAS|RODYK|T 7 VERTA|S
AMER|KONA|S! !.
vTEUV r oa aau~~s

NERA sunku isskaiciuoti koks is
taves Amerikietis. Tx patik-
rink ka darai prizes tai ka calcium pa
daryti jeigu tik paskirtum kiekviena
minuta dienoje, kiekviena lasa energi-
jos - ir, taipgi, kiekviena lasa savo
kraujo - islaimejimui sio karo.
Daug vyru ir moteru padare ta
auksciausi pasiaukojima. Daugybes
dar padarys - dirbant, kariaujant, ir
mirstant = uz Americas pergale ir
Americas laisve. Kariavimas kuris
dar ateis bus sunkus. Mes dar tik jo
pradzioje, ne viduryje, nei ne prize pa
baigos.
Suprantama, ne visi mes ne visi
galme - kariauti savo gyvastimis.
Bet kiekvienas is musu, kiekvienas wy
ras ir moteris, gall ir privalo kariauti
savo dolariais!
DABAR REIKIA DAUG DAUGIAU
PINIGU
Uzimant kiekviena zemes peda -
vykdant kiekviena karo laivyno pasi-
kesinima atliekant bombavimo mi
sijas priesu salyse - karo kastai la
bal padidejo.
Tam reikalinga pinigu. Daugiau ir
Wis daugiau pinigu. Todel tai Suvie-
nytu Valstiju Valdzia praso mus sko-
Init iai 13 bilijonu dolariu sekanciu
keliu savaiciu begyje. Praso mus in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03
Current Rationing Regulations

AND FATS . .
stamps will be valid uirouglou INC ho'Ui
stamns will take effect 10, and IN, June ~
~" stamps now valid Tor purchase
NJ meat canned butter hard cheese lard and o
| stamps valid through June &c. The ote expire Mon-
day May 81 ouserr yoon
"c H az now valid or purchase
OF pocessed food
'"C' III" expire June T. >.
*" a." and M coupons Will through June 3d.
RATION BOOK TIT
Application cards for Ration Book III should DC maed eoe 'e
Persons them by mail may obtain em ~ ue
poStofhce .,,I u,,crs
food commodities
board lnconsehcS Houo DC
TO panel OF the ration board .
ceiling prices for spectre GUS OF De veal
lamb, mutton In effect
~ SHOES
be OF shoes year
Coupon valid for purchase OF one pair until June To-
Non-le not rationed
COFFEE
Coupon "a Is valid pound through June 30
SUGAR
Co,pon valid for pounds through August 10
hVe poudS OF
will remain In effect until OCT 81 hdduoa
aoments IS pounds will be issued At the ration
registration sessions each Iueday from 0'o
a. TO 4:30
GASOLINE
driving Is now banned. ,-,. .,.
valid for two and hall gallons
valid for three gallons put npbt
period twice as long as the previous one
FUEL OIL
Coupon s. which In effect be used TO Sept 80
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03

these vegetables, both for their value
to the eyes and because they promote
al-round general health
1t is better to make use OF these
Victory Garden greens (Which should
include beet and turnip tops as weld
when they are young, tender, and cook
quickly, for then they are more deli
cate and enjoyable. They must be
washed through several waters TO re-
move all dust, sand and grit. To pre-
pare Swiss chard, cut the stalks in
short lengths and cook them in boiling
sailed water five minutes, then add the
leaves and cook, covered, over low gas
flame 10 minutes. or until tender.
To cook kale (Which has heavier
leaves than spinach), trim ends and
wash but do not drain; place leaves
in a heavy pan, add salt and Just
enough water to barely cover bottom
of pan. Put cover on pan, adjust gas
TO a low flame for controlled steaming
in the pan so the leaves cook gently
but quickly to tenderness, Then chop
leaves, season, enrich with lemon juice
and butter or fortified margarine, and
serve. Reserve pot liquor If any re-
mains, for use vi vegetable or tomato
Juice cocktail so that any minerals
washed out in the cooking water may
b utilized IN the diet
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03

in their jobs so that the men who
previously held them down can go
out and fight.
There are the farm girls In ov-
erals who are being good men
as they run the tractors that used
to be handled by their brothers In
uniform.
There are the slacks-clad wo-
men who are being good men as
they run machinery that would have
scared them year ago.
There are the young women who
are being good fathers as we'll as
good mothers for the duration.
There are the college girls who
are preparing TO be good men RS
they switch from poetry courses TO
math and mechanics.
SUPPORT FAMILIES
There arc the women who are
being good men" by taking over
the support OF family for a man
who has gone into the army with
a priyate's pay,
II takes woman acting as best
man" TO make news item these
days.
For the country Is filled with
women who are pushing themselves
to prove that when 1t Is necessary
a woman can be a good man" at
most Jobs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03

yellow vegetables
AS result, farmers are now be-
Ching TO send TO market surplus
crops Of many OF these foods. The
local Food Distribution Admins
tration agent Will name these sur
plus foods as Victory vegetables
according TO the local crops. Use
the victory foods all you can. They
will be much cheaper because OF
their abundance. 1t is also i'm
portant that no foods be wasted
today.
Combine peas and carrots, light
ly cooked. with this meat roll. IT
uses only onc-half pound OF
chopped meat 10 serve family OF
four adequately.
SlaShed Meat Roll
(Serves 4 10 81
Filling: One-half pound ground
meat, 2 tablespoons drippings
tablespoons chill sauce, 10 tea
spoon salt 1-8 teaspoon pepper
Brown meat In drippings. Add
chill sauce, salt and pepper. Stir
well. Cook until meat Is done,
about five minutes.
Dough; one and one-half cups
enriched -four, sifted teaspoons
baking powder, 10 teaspoon salt,
IA cup shortening, 2-3 10 ga cup
milk.
Sift -four together with baking
powder and salt Cut or rub in
the shortening Add milk TO make
soft dough. Turn out on lightly
Toured board and knead lightly
for 10 minute. Roll into square
about IA inch thick. Spread meat
filling over 2-3 of the dough. Fold
in thirds, starting with portion on
which there Is no filling. Slash
top OF roll diagonally at pinch
intervals.
Bake on creased baking sheet in
hot oven (450 degrees F. for 20 TO
Is minutes. Serve with gravy or
tomato sauce, and pile fresh car
rots and peas around it.
TOMORROW'S MENU
Eat the Basic I Every Day
BREAKFAST: Canned grape
fruit juice and fresh tomato juice
combined, oatmeal griddle cakes,
fortified margarine, honey, coffee.
milk.
LUNCHEON: Casserole of dried
lima beans with cheese sauce,
mixed green's salad wholewheat
bread, butter or fortified marga-
rine, stewed fruit or berries. tea,
milk
DINNER: Slashed meat roll,
gravy, carrots and peas, dark
green salad rolls, butter or for
tified margarine, creamy rice pud-
ding With Jelly, tea. milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03
BY ROSETTE HARGROVE
NEA Service STAFF Correspondent

London British cooks are readily
learning 10 make Yankee cole slaW,
chowdcr, hamburgcrs, Boston baked
beans, shortcake, johnnycake, Bos-
ton brown bread and pics that, II
not quite as good ~ mother used
10 bake, can rate right along with
the product Of Nick Poppadoupo-
lug Main Street diner.
Brltons can thank the culinary
isolationigm OF Johnny Doughboy
and his AEF buddles, who cling TO
their hometown appctites for Amer
lean dishes. That-plus the skill and
zeal Of the British Food Ministry's
four blue ribbon girls"
The latter are food car Lord
Woolton's experts on dictetic8, cook
ing and general nutritional ques-
tons. The high standard OF health
maintained throughout the British
Isles after more than three years
OF total war Is largely credited TO
their work In making the nations
wartime fare az palatable and nu-
tritious as supplies have permitted.
Their most recent project, just
completed, W s adapting recipes for
some OF the most popular and sim
pier American specialties for the
guidance OF cooks In services and
other canteens II centers where
American troops are stationed. They
did very well, too, despite the hand
leap OF finding substitutes for some
ingredients, such as maple syrup.
sweet cream, onions, red peppers,
fresh eggs and other "fixings' for
cakes and pies. Yankee breads,
mullins and biscuits have already
appeared on British tea-tables when
Yanks are being entertained
Althogether there are some rs
american" recipes available to
British cooks. Explanatory notes
point out that American biscuits
are in reality small mullins and
are served at breakfast. dinner or
supper and that the English bis
cult is known to Americans as a
Cracker. There is some talk about
bringing out booklet OF American
recipes for use by the general pub
lie.
Lord Woolton's 'blue ribbon girls"
work in experimental and practical
kitchens tucked away on the sixth
floor of what was once a luxurious
apartment house. Here they work
out wars complex problems of feed
ing over 100000 people at home,
nliiA hundreds Of thousands OF
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03
- HON. FRI nj FORECAST -
Even Clothes You Sew Yourself
Must Be Cut To The WPB Pattern
WAR MODEL PATTERNS

| ''tAsS ''"sS -
Keeping step with the new cloth
ing amendment TO curtail trim
mings, all patterns for home sew
ing made now must conform to
! regulations Homemade garments
VIII have the same sweep, hip and
sleeve circumference as store
boughts" unless the patterns you
buy pre-datc the WLB amendment.
CALLING ALL QUARTZ
Own any quartz crystal producing
property The government Is send
ing out an SOS TO all citizens who
know where quartz can be mined.
There's q critical need OF the crys-
tails for oscillator plates used In
radio equipment for the armed
services, Write TO the Miscellaneous
Mines Division WpB, r Building,
Washington, D. c., II you have any
information. Only clear, separate,
individual crystals will do. Groups
and gralny masses are useless.
GIRDLES GO TO WAR
Gals who were hoping that syn
thetic rubber might be used TO make
the girdle supply stretch Till wars
end are doomed TO disappointment.
One particularly promising elastic
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03
BY BETTY MACDONALD
NEA staff Correspondent

washington, June -- The con-
tainer situation is serious,
That's the sad news at this mo-
ment from WPB experts who are
'onferring with the Industry people
on what 10 do about the shortage
Of paper and glass containers, espe-
'ially cartons for shipping,
The scarcity OF wood pulp for
carton making Is one cause for the
lhortage. The Increased demand for
glass by companies that once used
IN Is another reason.
The answer is Still TO be found
salvage, through the merchants
an angle, Packing boxes could be
hipped back, 10 be used AGAIN, or
be re-cut into compartments If
amaged by shipping.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03
Latest Styles
, MCKINNEY
ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM Z. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

The Brooklyn and Long Island
open pair championship was won
by Harold M. Halstead and DR.. r.
G. Costello of Brooklyn. The mixed
pair winners we're Mrs. Clementine
Van Slochem and j. Horace Block
OF New York. The entire proceeds
Of this tournament were turned
over to the Leagues childrens ward
at Memorial Hospital In New York.
Too many players in the tourna-
ment found themselves playing the
hand shown today at six spades,
Horace Block and Mrs. Van
Slochem, however, stopped at FIVE
spades, and Block made the safety
play which assured him his con-
tract. He won the Second club lead
with the king and played the king
OF spades, then the ace and king
OF diamonds, and ruffed q diamond
The queen OF clubs was caShed and
a low spade led from dummy.
Block made the safety play at
this point by finessing the ten Of
spades. II the spades were split and
the queen won, East would have
had TO lead away from the king
Of hearts or give the declarer
stuff and q ruff. When the ten held,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03

is now being used entirely for can
opy suspension cords for jungle
hammockS; WAAC underwear and
exercise uniform Wristbands; me-
tatarsal pads for industrial workers
feet elastic tape for workers Cog
giles.
ODDS NJ ENDS
To further conserve clothing,
WPB has Issued ruling that COM
mcrcial dryers can now get all Che
dyeStufls and organic pigment re-
CURED for dying used apparel that
might otherwise be discarded
Because manufacturing costs are
higher, unsalted butter can be sold
at 3-4 OF a cent more than sailed
butter,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03

Ingenuity In last wartime salvage IDEAS
have settled the old about who the pants the Nom
Sis hembu goooookng skirts whose bcated past
would ever suspect Just takes bit Of simple sewing guide
clever pattern In fact the pattern not only tells make
skirt from of directions
size SO while for a size 80.
Mems turned when
women srsh cuffs becoming the skirt watband To check quick
whether the trousers will make skirt for
measurement against the combined circumference OF the rou
lega point just below the knees the the
great greater than hip you'll
you,
NOTE: TO obtain this pattern No S25l please
postage together with address, pattern
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03
BY ALICIA HART
NEA Staff Writer

NEA Staff Writer
welpacked lunch box efficiency
production whether be that
Merely stuilmg 1t capacity with
packed however 1t must be nutritious taste
tempting,
II it job to put he lunch
tips which active workers such this pretty Glenn
wedcr suggest keep in mind
Vafieythe after day is monoto-
The mixed lngS-a Of
weck-but not to make them they the
sides with bite
Include something to chew
And something fruits potato
salad or puddngs
Surprise thnwith something extra little nuts
welcome
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03

woman, has to
act as best man
in a wedding be-
cause no man can
be found for the
job.
But even II few
women ever get
called on to act
as "b e S t m c n"
many a woman
t h csc d avs is
having to be a
good man."
There are the
girls In uniform
who are becom-
ing good men"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03
WOMAN'S REALM :
WE, THE WOMEN.
I'VE, THE WOMEN
A WOman'S a
Good Man"
For A That
BY RUTH MILLETT

1t was unusual enough 10 make
news item: the wedding in which
a woman stepped forward as best
man.
Even with the scarcity OF men
these days 1t Isn't often that q
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03

troops overseas, and translating the
answers Into practical recipes for
British housewives.
Their recipes we're tested under
the same conditions housewives
face--an average sized kitchen, with
average stove and cooking utensils.
When completed, the recipes were
given nationwide publicity through
press and radio as and when var.
ious essential foods came under RAJ
tioning, along with instructions 10
housewives on how 10 make the
most OF what they had,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA STAFF Writer

All through the country, We shall
have SURPRISES In such essential
vegetables as carrots 9nd peas, spin
ach, green beans and cabbage
That's because the Department OF
Agriculture early IN the year asked
farmers to abandon planting non
essential vegetables like artichokes
and celery, which do not have the
maximum Of vltamins and minerals,
and TO concentrate on carrots and
peas and the other dark green and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03

Here's the sort Of afternoon frock
women on the go like. Simple and
smart with discreet touches OF con-
trast.
Pattern No. 8444 Is in sizes So,
80, 40, AZ, A, As, 48, so and So. Size
SO takes. with short sleeves, yards
39-inch material. Contrasting collar
and cuffs Y yard.
For this attractive pattern, send
ID cents, plus l cent for postage,
In cotns, with yosM name, address,
pattern number and size to Water
bury Democrat Today's Pattern
Service, l06 .th Avenue, New York,
N Y.
Now you can order Summer is
sue OF Fashion, our helpful sewing
guide AMI pattern catalog! Con-
tains over 100 new patterns. has in
formation on care OF clothing. how
to make over, how to plan practi-
cal wardrobes. Csc per copy.
Structor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03

MN y, 50 1ttcS.
sarytotllc health
OF the eyes Air
pilots cat ycgc-
tables high in
Vitalnin A daily
so they can see
10 fly at night
But folk on the
Home Front
also need 10 eat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03
HOW TO COOK
LEAFY GREENS

Particularly valuable among vcGe-
tables in the Victory Garden are the
lcafy grecns--spInach, Swiss clard
and early kale--the big three which
score even higher than carrots in Vita
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03

however, Block picked up the re
naming trump and conceded n
heart trick, making FIVE.
GIN RUMMY QUIZ
q. When n player reduces his
"dcadwoOd' 10 10 points or fewer,
IL he compelled to "knOck'?
A. No.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03
Caroline
Chatfield
Consolation for Victory Gardeners
Says Today
Title Registered. U -. Patent Once

Consolation for Victory Gardeners
We wonder that all gardeners don't get
added give up being fed much information about
planting and the last month
different methods OF growing one
grower dug holes for his tomatoes IN fepu
Allied them with commercial fertilizer and left them
to lie alow planting he applied other chemicals
There are instructions Tor putting corn
the moisture instructions plant the tomatoes
deep instructions manure not to use manure m
suckers not to remove Them instructions 70
plants and to stake them
Truth is tomato plant will grow you
don't do IT, breakers to be
nud codded docored every patch
planted and that's all
Last summer half mile from his home to
garden sampled the beautiful tomatoes from his pae
all about the shape and SIZE When we reached
the gaden being tacess
expressed surprise that we had arrived at our
smiled knowingly and said 1T amt how 1t
with garden We hastily agreed
while minds ran comparison between TINS
corn towering that
crime to have neat and straight
worked We could match him on the crop and present
pretty picture at the same time.
"You don't stake your tomatoes" we said gnger Nope
en- grass. either be-
bed for the fruit keeps Tn hot off them
they don't spots strictly
grass tomatoes hadn't begun
old hanging the utter exhaustion
that patch
this
cutting off suckers muchng with and seeing tomatoes
yellow the the minds
beyond have skp beeeaen riddle
eggplant minds that breaking
everything he's planted, CAROLINE CHAIFTELD
r%s's%: OF Ernss., 81 s1Ss iii % S,.c"..s%
At name. " held IN conSGe"s Write Mis-. CS%tssid care
his news pnper
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03


In this column letter. un.unbe modification wiz be answered
confidence write ChntHsd. of
IL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-03

Big Bouquets spring flowers appqued in coors on sheer
will beautiful luncheon
inches big appqued
scalops napkin tulip motifs included
transfer pattern.
Instructions color chart
working, applique Spring
ADDRESS
the PATTERN NUMBER Waterbury Democrat LOG
Seventh Avenue New pattern
The SPRING for mailing. Con-
spring
decoration aids helping family clothes budget wartime
The brand Album is priced Is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-06
Continued on Page %
Atchison Will
Ruling Upset

Ruling that the jury which broke
the will Of the late Lawrence Atch-
ison of Middlebury, April 8, was
carried away by sympathy and pre-
judice for the two appellant chill
dren, Superior Court Judge Frank
p. McEvoy yesterday afternoon set
aside the verdict and found the Is
sues for the executor Of the estate
Attorney Lawrence l.. Lewis.
The children, Alden, 10, and Mar
garet. is, we're bequeathed only 500
each from the $4,000 estate, An
Other son, Lawrence, 20, who did not
appeal, was left 500; $500 was
willed to George K. eastman, a
close friend OF the father, while the
remainder OF the estate was left for
q brother of the deceased Edwin G..
Atchison.
Attorney Michael v. Blansheld,
counsel for the children, told The
Democrat today he will take an
appeal from Judge McEVoys deci-
sion to the State Supreme Court
OF Errors. He said y motion will
be filed first either IN probate court
or In superior court asking for
funds from the estate so the chill
dren, who are reported to be virtu-
ally penniless could take their fight
to the high court. A large sum Of
money will be involved In printing
q transcript OF the evidence In the
trial which lasted for more than
four weeks, II Is believed, .
Judge McEvoy in setting aside the
jury verdict stated that person Of
sound mind who Is over IS years old
has an absolute right to withhold or
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