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110 ACRES

Is miles from Wash. in beautiful rolling
country. this farm has about so acres OF
excellent grass and crop land. There is a
dairy barn for Is cows, with large loft,
dairy house, granary, tenant houses
and p 10-room farmhouse with water in
the kitchen and city electricity This farm
could be made into an attractivei estate or
horse and cattle farm. Price, $4,000;
assume Fed farm loan of $500, bal in
cash. See MASON HIRST, Annandale Va.
at the end of Columbia pike Phone Alex
Andria ISL Closed SnndaYs
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$13,700.
COLLEGE PARK MD

A really delightful home for gracious
living 3 large rooms. large sun parlor.
double sleeping porch, . baths, semi
finished attic. and double garage, Cen
ter hall plan. Oil hot-water heat. First
floor has large living room entire
iength OF house with open fireplace;
OF living room is sun parlor full
length OF house, Laree dining room.
modern kitchen and large center hall
Second floor has large bedrooms and
two baths Large, dry basement with
laundry trays and toilet There is
very large screened porch in addition
to the sleeping porch Beautiful lot
1inXl50 real home. Reasonable
terms. Possession. Shown by appoint
ment only.
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SIl .UUU.
4-BEDROOM HOME,

CHEVERLY, MD
This beautiful two-story detached
brick is in the best section of Cheverly
Less than four years old. LARGE living
ROOM AND BATH ON FIRST FLOOR
Three rooms and bath on second floor
Large finished recreation, room with
oak floors OIL hot-water heat. built-ln
garage Very large lot. Terms, $4,000
cash Shown by appointment.
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"STROUT BARGAINS"
Fertile TrIIck Farm. Strear1

~ tAAS = NSn = GA IA oIA S1kkh
About 40 a. in black-loam tillage for
corn, tomatoes, beans, etc. Il a.
stream watered, wlre-fenced pasture
and wood; variety fruit trees, acre
berries, > acres grapes; substantial
S-rm. dwelling, cleo, barn, garage,
corn crib. brooder and > poultry
houses; insurance. $500; . miles TO
village. lS-min. drive to smart Del.
city; only $500; part down: pg St.
Riverside "60"; Good Bldgs.
Attractive dwelling, - rms, > fre-
places, lovely shade 40-ft. barn, .sa-
rage, corn crib, bathing; flships right
on property; village handy, As miles TO
Newport News. Va. 40 level loamy
acres for wheat, corn, truck crcps, etc,
bal. wood, pasture as desired; AGED
owners price for quick sale. $4,000
part down; pg. - Big Free CStalog-
BARGAINS 8 States. STROUT REAL
TY. 1927 N. Land Title BLDG, Phila.,
10, Pa
Village-Edge Security" Farm.
Couple advanced in years, bnt wish
Ing TO be Gctive. should find this place
most desirable: easy walk to- depot,
store and cannery, > miles to pretty
lake. - to city ADVANTAGES; 2 level.
fertile acres, for money-making truck
crops. cherries grapes; good s-rnl.
taxes; nonresident woman owner sets
down. List other bargains mailed free.
J H, Seotten. STRoUT REALTY.
Marydel. Md.
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1st and 2nd TRUST LOANS

Let US refnance your property. We will
arranoe your payments to suit your budget.
FirSt-JruSt loans on D C, Md. and Va
property. Second-trust loans up to )
wears to pay back on D. c., Md. and Va
properly
Prompt and courteous service. Consult
us before borrowing Lowest rates
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO,
Sl1 9th NV. DI 6I5n
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.750.
9S, 0U.
CALVERT HILLS MD

This is a valuable corner property
facing directly on the Baltimore blyd
Six rooms aud bath with extra toller in
basement, OIL hot-vster heat. Terms.
$4,000 cash. balance monthly.
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81 SAVES TIME AND FTIrI

n SAVES TIME AND FUEL.
Locate the home, estate, farm or camp
Of your choice this easy practical way.
Previews' illustrated Maryland Virginia
catalog completely describes hundreds OF
properties for sale. Just send 81 to the
National Real Estate Clearing House, PRE-
VIEWS. INC, 342 Madison ave, N. Y. c.
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26O ACRES ON ROUTE 24O, OVER l
mile pike frontage: property improved with
2-story frame house, rooms and bath.
hot-water heat, large bank barn with dairy
stable beneath: plenty of light, 32 stalls,
with opportunity to have 90 more. double
corn crib, implement she'd several chicken
houses, hog houses. work shop, Scar ga
rage: farm is we'll watered, has an at
traCtive outlook from all angles, buildings
are all in good condition and could not be
placed on the farm for the price. which is
100000. The upland is a little rolling
but all easily worked with tractor and
will not be on the market long. Tenant has
50 acres of corn planted l have several
other farm properties in different locations
II you do not find among these listed what
you are looking for FRED B. CUSHMAN.
; 10 Frederick ave. GaitherSburg. Tel 29a.
Open today.
@5o-ACRE MODERN DAIRY FARM, so
COW barn, > tenant houses, plenty of out.
buidinGS. such as horse stables. corn
cribs, implement sheds, hog houses; "
miles Of pike frontage. with a practically
new woven-wire fence entire length plenty
OF springs and streams. This is an at
tractive place and beautiful setting for
a sale FRED B. CUSHMAN, 5I o Frederick
ave. Gaithersbure, Md, Telephone 900.
Open TODAY
80 ACRES. DAIRY FARM, 50-COW BARN,
shipping to D c.; brick house, several out.
buildinss. . splendid streams. plenty OF
wood, some timber; l mile dirt road no
electricity; $4,000 FRED B CUSHMAN.
so Fred.rick ave. oaithsrsburs. Tel. 2a9.
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$3.50.
SOMETHING DIFFERENT

This Unusual ultramodern home is
situated on large corner lot lOOXloO
Nicely Shaded and Handicapped and
OUTSIDE FIREPLACE. Ideal for enter
tanning during summer and fall. The
house is the apartment bungalow type
with large corner windows ENTIRE
HOUSE FANELED WITH HARDWOOD.
EVERY ROOM DIFFERENT. LIVING
ROOM IS PANELED WITH MAHOGANY
SIDEWALKS AND MAPLE CEILING.
OH aforementioned heat. Two nice bed
rooms. modern kitchen and bath. All
fenced with attractive white fence
Close to good transportation and stores
This place must be seen to be fully
apprecia ted Shown only by appoint
ment. Call at our office and We will
be glad to show you. -
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$7,250.

AH laval 4"AD.
SIX rooms and bath Spanish-type
bungalow. Stucco over tile, open Are
place in living room. Concrete front
porch; Hot-water heat, coal with blower
and thermostat. Large, level lot. highly
restricted neishborhood, close to GOOD
transportation. Possession within 80
days, Terms. S1,500 cash. Balance
less than rent
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Sc Q50
Sc, $50.
HYATTSVILLE HILLS

n "A / 1SVlLLE HILLS.
Five-room and bath modern asbestos
shinsled bungalow with semifinished
attic, Oil aforementioned heat. Large
ory ba sement with laundry trays Lot.
50x125. House three yeas old Close
to sood transportation Immediate pos
session. Terms, 81 800 cash This Is a
nice place. Be sure and see it today
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For gracious living We suggest this de-
lightful brick, entrance hall through TO
kitchen with washroom between very large
l. r, fireplace large side porch. d.. r.
real kitchen, also breskfsst room: 2nd floor
has 3 large bedrooms: tile, bath. hal to
stairway leading TO foored attic, where
there is ample space for , or more rooms
The basement has recreation room full
width OF house, fireplace and complete
shower bath, excellent heatlnr system
sires coal The lot is 8 5x12o. more ground
can be had on one side. We believe price
Of s1o.75o would be considered. Phone
OYfnrd no00
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1901 Columbia Pike, Arlington
GU ~ - lS
HOME ON 2 ACRES.

IN SILVER SPRING AREA
Four bedrooms and bath on md foor
semiinished attic, 24ft. living room with
fireplace and ~ bath on is, floor. .
screened porcheS, double sarage hshly
developed with garden. fruit, berries and
arbors: . chicken houses and run; all
fenced; on bus; 3 years old: 81 } 500
Others at SIS. 500 and 900 on acre
aze WORTHINGTON REALTY. SH. u ~.
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7-ROOM HOUSE.
REVERJ,FY HILLS

We have for sale most attractive home
situated in one of the best residential
sections The frxt floor consists of large
living room with fireplace dining room. an
unusual kitchen with ample cabinet space
The second floor has 3 nice bedrooms and
bath and fur basement with full bath
and built-in garage, This home is. located
on a lovely lot with plenty OF shade
trees and / block OF Jransp. Priced Sill.
$50 with 81 600 ash
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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Mont. County, Dairy Farm.
40O-ACRE FARM.

LOUCON COUNTY.
Good s-room house, tenant htuse. large
barn, > streams wells 20 scres corn.
- acres bean hay. 30 acres cover hay,
100 acres blue grass, pasture so head
cows and heifers some resistfred black
horses, > colts, 1o meat hogSt tractor.
pillow harrow. mower rake. manGle spread
er, horse mower and rake, ctlltivators.
. wagons, other equipment. 81 miles D. C.
mile of OF black-top rd. on gravel I'd.
Price, $4,000 terms.
J. L. G.. WEST,
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sEAsHoRe PROPERTY.

UNFINISHED COTTAGE ON CHESAPEAKE
Ba"-ouiet. white sand beach on sal,
water. near Breezy Point: swimming ard
hshing Bargain for quick sale: 500.
cash or terms Locrst 4na-W-4
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SILVER SPRING.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
NEARING COMPLETION

Are these finely constructed. centrally heat
ed four-apartment buildings cool, new lo-
cation. high elevation unusually nice ap-
pearance; very good return on your money
and possible for owner to move into one
apartment, 81 800 down. bal terms.
HERBERT & SON, REALTORS,
5l5 E. Capitol St. Lincoln 0l29.
Exclusive Agents
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3 1EANS OLD'
Asbestos Shinole BUNGALOW
ARLINGTON-$13.5OO.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6.
1890 VACATION LANE, N.

Made available by Army officer moving
this attractive seven room. two bath brick
in one of Arlingtons choicest residential
communities and only IL minutes down
town by car. 1t has reception hall living
room with wood burning fireplace,
elassed-in solarium, dining room with
southern exposure overlooking rear gar
den, a large fully equipped kitchen. a
bedroom or library with complete bath on
first floor. On the second floor there are
two master bedrooms and bath, each with
three-way ventilation.
Full, dry basement with air-conditioned
Oil heat. maids room and bath. built-in
garage and unfinished game room with
fireplace. Beautifully Handicapped rear
garden with outdoor grill. rock garden.
dogwood trees. fagstone terrace and walks,
is an unusually attractive feature.
May be inspected Sunday > to 6, week
days by appointment. Available on fairly
reasona BILE terms, so drive out this week
END and see home that has charm and
individuality with an environment and
restrictions that insure a sound home
investment, To reach; Over Key Bridge
and risht on Lee Highway, or over Me-
mortal Bridge and right up the river to
Key Bridge and out Lee Highway to bot
tom of Cherrydale Hill. turning right on
Military road to Lorton lane, left 2 SO.
to vacation lane. right . so. to property.
or continue up Cherrydale Hill to Lee
Heights entrance, turning right on Lor-
com lane between ? stone columns TO
Vacation lane, left , so. to property
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$3.50.
MT. RAINIER, MD.

Very conveniently located on main
street, close to all stores, churches,
schools and theaters Bus at door.
First floor three rooms and y bath.
two screened porches. Second floor, 3
rooms and bath "d floor rented at
Large lot 60x150. Terms, $4,000 cash.
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MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We will buy Second-trust notes, D c..
ne rby Md or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE &; INVESTMENT
1871" N Y, Ave NV National 5s33.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
P. J. WAIsSHE, INC,
Ills Eve ST NV Ma 646S
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1927 x ST. NV

First-hoor store available for owne
Rental income from apis and RaraG
S24 500. JEROME S. MURRAY. 1891
st NV RE ndHO
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SUMMER HOMES.
MONEY 10 LOAN.

NORTH BEACH COTTAGE = 3-ROOMs
large porch and bath house Lot 6Ox1 90
Reasonable Call EN- 6724. T N. FIELDER
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$5,375.
1J,O To,
6 ROOMS. | ACRE.

A comfortable three bedroom home
with all city conveniences. Close to good
transporta ton, on good road, not TOO
far from city House in good condi-
ton. hot-water heat (coaN. Insulated.
weatherstripped. Ideal place for chick
ems or horses. Immediate possession.
Terms, Sl,700 cash, balance monthly.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

GROCERY STORE ESTAB 1s YEARS
living quarters nice location; doing good
business. Fixtures, if desired. reasl
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LYON VILLAGE HOME.
MONTEREY ARCHITECTURE.
Ss4.500
FALLS CHURCH VA,

rooms bath, ami. insulated and
veather-strippe6 auto oil heat; large
lot: on paved streets; transportation near.
Ev OWNER. Union 4T04
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$3.50.
VILLA HEIGHTS.

This attractive two-bedroom white
asbestos shineled bungalow is close to
GOOD transportation, schools. etc. Larse
living room with open fireplace. Mod
ern Kitchen. complete oath with shower
Full dry basement laundry trays, oil
a1r-conditioned heat. Nice front porch
with awnings. Venetian blinds in lving
room, Lot 50x120. fenced with white
plcSets. Four fruit trees Possession
Terms, 5000 cash, balance S45 per mo
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

3s4-ACRE FARM NEAR HISTORIC AP-
pomattox: Va, no improvements; will -ex-
change for small property nearby Va,
Md or D. c.: this farm is clear of debt
by owner Phone Bradley 00o4
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LOTS FOR SALE.

BUILDERS OR TRADE NOW FOR
Va. lots and aCreaGe for postwar build
ing. You can buy now at a fraction OF
prices that prevail during building boom7
Arlington County Improvements IN from
of or available to every lot; $500 each.
at.onal H257
ST N W, BETWEEN N. CAPITOL AND
lst-Aoned first coml; left front to
rear alley An excellent site for a small
distributor. Only g 500, Ma 9"57.
SMALL APT. SITE 15xlIO. ALL IMP IN
ingSton rd This site is also zoned and
buy u;@9t' at t.! 800. NA' 0E a?57 - N''''S' T
GUARD AGAINST IMITATION! SEVEN
tcnthS acre, SIX miles from Washington
on quiet residential street near bus,
provementS, low Fairfax County, Va.
taxes Make offer Call Hobart 6s7"
RANDLE HIGHLANDS, LOT WITH OAK
trees, 60xl00 #; S E, section, 3lst and
O. $3.50. CH. 5235
BEAUTIFUL HOMESITE, 6Oxl75; BUS
stop at door walking distance OF shopping
center and school; ami. Indian Spring
TWO LOTS N BELTsvILLE HEIGHTS.
COLONIAL BEACH-TWO LOTS. EACH
permanent home, best res. sec; . SOS. from
river; sidewak' sewer, water; electricity in
5000 CASH Ssh, MoI \, vf on markei after war
Beach. Va
FLAT SITE-S4 600.
Excellent ne. location near Mckinley
It HIGH school, 44-tt. front, zoned resi-
oe"''Si . ADELBERr W. LEE.
- Pa Ave Sc Ii 1000
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DESK SPACE WANTED.

ATTORNEY DESIRES DESK SPACE,
preferably in lawyers suite, some secre-
taral service. EX. 663T Sun. or ewes.
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Continued on Next PaSsD
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS

3sth and Hamilton sts., Hyattsville-
Two bsdroomss, large attic. foored and in
trans: $500. PERRY BOSWELL INC.
33O4 R. l. ave. ne. WA 41OO-:il6 &c
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-17

The Girl Scout organization Is ohserv-
ing It's Slst anniversary. At the present
time there Is need OF more leaders. No
doubt due TO the many war and defense
activities there Is scarcity OF active
junior and adult workers. An lnforma-
tive folder that describes the working
curriculum Of Girl Scouts, its advantages,
and code Of life, says: even the rich
est girl in the world couldn't buy for her.
self all the privileges, advantages and
services which any Girl Scout may have
for fifty cents year, :. No other fifty
cent piece has a greater buying power"
We feel no conjunction In mentioning
the fifty cents worth Of advantages since
1t Is so trifling a sum. This same bro
ehure goes on to tell Of the scope Of Girl
Scout activities. Certainly It is healthy
and practical pursuit, that Of active
work or participation in Girl Scouting.
A sort Of sister organization to the Boy
Scouts It encourages wholesome and USE
full pursuits. The Girl Scout makes a
promise which she endeavors to keep:
ION my honor will try: To do my duty
to God and my country, To help other
people at all times. To obey the Girl Scout
Laws" Participation in Girl Scout ac-
tivitieS might well be encouraged, Let 1t
be hoped that the necessary leadership
will not be lacking. To the junior miss
II can be highly recommended, starting
as q Brownie she may one day arrive at
full girl scouthood and carry on Its ira
ditlonS.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-17
Awfully Naive

John p. Frey, president Of the A. r. Of
L. Metal Trades Council, thinks that
william L. Hutchinson, president OF the
United Brotherhood Of Carpenters and
Jolners, must have been awfully naive"
to trust the G. !. O. when that agree
ment against jurisdictional disputes was
arranged last December. Perhaps he
was. Or he may Just have been out
emaYted In battle Of wits. The public,
ut least, was lawfully naive" when 1t be-
lleved that the c. I. o. and the A. +. OF
l.. were going to waive selfish interests TO
advance the war effort. We, the public,
were so anxious TO believe IN the good
will OF President Murray Of the G. I. O.,
Hutchinson, and their associates IN the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. strike parley, that we
took their assurances hook, line and
sinker Now we learn from Peter Edison,
NEA Washington correspondent, that we
were being played for suckers.
The two organizations adopted pub
llcized agreement to arbitrate all lurls-
dictional questions and then added
secret clause, which even their own rank
ing associates were not told about, Which
said In effect: Nothing In this agree
ment shall mean anything to either party.
But isn't II q pretty gesture?" AS Mr..
It's legal right under the Wagner Act to
organize A. F. Of L. contract plants and
demand elections to toss the A. +. OF L.
out on It's ear Mr.. Hutchinson Is no fool.
but O keen man. The same Is true OF
his A. F. Of L. co-negotiators, President
Dan Tobin Of the Transfers and Presi-
dent Harry c. Bates Of the BricklayerS.
They must have known that Murray
and President r. J. Thomas OF the
c. I. Q. Automobile Workers and Presi-
dent Julius Emspech Of the c: !. Q. Elec-
trical Workers would use the legal rights
they reserved. But they thought that
the A. F. of L. could similarly cut into
c. I. o. territory, and the Devil take the
hindmost. They forget that the G. I: Q.
has more to gain from raiding, and less
10 lose, than the A. F. Of L.
Meanwhile the public, which wants
nothing except to win this war before
the world becomes bankrupt both OF
money and OF virile manhood, was left
holding the bag and singing the praises
OF unioneers who had betrayed US.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-17
Staggering Hours

Every community with war industries
and transit problem should cooperate
with the office OF Defense Transporta-
ton In working out scientific stagger-
Ing OF work schedules. BY this means 1t
will be possible TO get the utmost use out
OF existing trolley cars and buses.
When everybody goes to work and
comes home during limited period the
strain on available facilities Is unbear-
able. BY spreading the load properly, the
problem might be solved In many places
so as to provide actual comfort for COM
muters.
But such @ system will not create itself.
Il requires initiative and cooperative ef-
fort on the part Of employers and city
officials, with expert advice from the O.
.. T.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-17
They Need q Law

II now appears that the British need q
law forbidding the Speaker OF Commons
TO die In office. Otherwise, they will have
to make provision for extraordinary care
OF their speakers to avoid repetition OF
the quandary In which they now find
themselves. They can't meet without q
speaker, and they can't choose speaker
without meeting, They can't even pass
q law providing for the succession until
they meet, or meet until they have such
law.
Perhaps In the end they will just meet
and elect speaker and then, being legal
ly In session, validate what was done
illegally.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-17

Every little while some medical
colleague tells how much he envios
my privilege OF saying what I please
without fear Of consequences.
We'll, I wish they would get out
lust one issue OF this paper on
asbestos, so I could say what I
think OF some evils In everyday life,
A business man was up north
skipped town early In January
and went 10 Palm Springs, Call.
fornia. Up north when no ducked
out everybody was saying "oh, II
Il would only clear up We might
get rid OF these colds," Up there,
no said II was oil rain, no sun,
Down south no found II Just the
opposite-All sun, no rain, Yet the
FIRST few days In the sunshine and
warmth he heard at least . dozen
Shivering glnks say III there would
only be q break In the weather and
we could have q little rain 10 lay
the dust we might get rid OF this
thingl"
II won't do q bit Of good 70 say
here, that there Is no ground for
the notion that weather, season or
climate has anything 10 do with tho
prevalence OF the respiratory Inn
/ fectlons ignorant people Sweetly
call "eoldS" when they've engaged
In peddllng them Unfortunately.
get the same reaction 10 that
sort OF teaching that ! got years
ago. The ignorant people Just smile
patroniEingly and carry on their
dirty work without q blush or shame
for IT,
SO far as tho medical profession
Is concerned, the consensus Of medi-
cal thought on the question Of the
nature, cause and prevention OF RES
piratoFy infections seems 10 vary
not one lot or little from what II
was years ago.
But I'm not pesslniiStio about the
health education OF the general
public. Fifteen years ago, you know,
was quite excited when found
any ono else using the term crl or
indicating that no or she UNDER
stood what 10 means. To-day | and
q good many people know what "
means and OF course any one who
knows what cri means will neces-
sarily resent being infected by even
o blighter who purports TO DO In"
telligent, civil and decent,
Regardless OF the level OF intelli-
gence, people resent being sprayed
or shattered with mouth spray when
tho droplets thereof ore large
enough TO DO visible or pRlpRble,
My Interior purpose 10 10 make
people conscious OF the invisibly or
impaipably fine spray dropletS
which may contain the germs or
virus Of whatever respiratory In
fection the talker happens TO have.
Only those who arc aware Of the
potentially OF conversational spray
know why or when tho wearing Of
o suitable mask Is required for
safety.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-17

It Is fitting today to digress from mat
terS Of state, war, and food, to consider
st, Patrick, patron saint of Ireland and
adopted patron saint Of Irish Americans
Though Ireland and Americans OF Irish
extraction have first claim the great
Patrick today seems TO be everybody'S
saint. All races and creeds honor the
scholar and saint who inspired biogra-
piers as well as any number Of writer's OF
prose and poetry from early times.
On the days preceding the Feast OF
ST. Patrick programs, over the air espe-
clally, are dedicated TO him, There Is
no passing over the day as just any other
occasion, and the entire American pubic
acknowledges his Importance In the cul-
ture OF an early civilization as well as a
saint OF the church. Through the Irish
music presented are recalled deeds OF
valor OF st. Patrick's race; their early
conversion TO christianity, their race cul-
ture and Importance, the seed Of same,
like the three-leafed shamrock, planted
In Irish soil,
Those who have travelled around the
picturesque island OF st. Patricks adop-
ton and who have seen the fertile valleys
and the lofty misty mountains can well
appreciate that the saint had selected
for his ardor fair country which he was
10 convert and where he was to leave his
lasting mark OF faith, Today 1t Is every
Irishman's great day, his "all hall to ST.
Patrick" but II also seems 10 be every
body'S glorious apostle" as well.