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Evening star., 1944-09-30
Christ S Baptist Church
Construction Starts

The Christ's Baptist Church of
Washington started construction
this week on the first unit of its new
church building program when
ground was broken for a $25,OO0
building at $3.50 Minnesota avenue
NE. The congregation has been
holding services in a tent erected
on the site of the new building. The
Rev. David F. Chastain, jr., is pas
tor of the church.
The building will be in Colonial
style and will seat approximately
$50 persons. 1t will be two stories
high and 38x75 feet in size. Addi-
tional units to be built in the future
will consist of a large auditorium
and educational facilities. The firm
OF Corning g. Moore are the
architects, with the construction
being done by Edgar S. Souther of
HyattSville, Md.
Evening star., 1944-09-30
Births Reported

Edward and Margaret Blettner, girl ans
Harold and Dorothy Dutton. boy.
Thomas and Helen Daily, boy.
MiT Vane and Virginia Jones, boy,
william and Lucy Mcdonald, boy.
Ralph and Berry o'Connor, boy
Harry and Jacaueline Schindles, girl
Thomas and Wilma Tate boy.
Cleveland ard Mable Anderson. boy
Ransom and Vernell Anderson boy
Ervie and Mildred Banks, girl
Elmore and Pearl Bate girl
Hezekisl and Ethel Blue. girl
MILAN and Louise Brooks, girl.
Wilbert and Lillian Cousins. girl.
LenWood and Mable Davis, boy.
Ferdinand and Lucille Day, girl
Joseph and Maude Devllle. girl.
Arthur and Ruth lDildy. girl.
John and Ruth Freeman, girl
Robert and Bernice Glover, srl.
Oliver and Gloria Gordon. boy
Herbert and Pauline Green. boy.
John and Mildred Green, boy.
RAYMOND and Dorothy Harris, sirl,
Joe and Salley Hankeron. boy
Vincent and Drucilla Hawkins. girl.
David and Matte Trick. boy
Phillip and Henrietta James, .sirl.
EdWard and Anna Johnson. boy.
William ard Edra Johnson, boy
joseph and Annie johnson, girl,
George and Carrie Lones. boy.
John and Roxie Lamb, girl
Robert and Louise Lloyd girl
Elmer and Charlotte Logan, girl.
| Thomas and Helen Mabry. boy
Clarence and Gretchen Mllard, girl
William and Jewel Moore girl.
James and Alice Myers, glrl
| Cyrus and Maria Parker. boy
Lawrence and Mildred Parran. boy
George and Ludell Richardson girl.
James and Viola Rock, boy.
John and Oleta Sample. boy
William and Emma Savoy. girl
William and Alice Scro-gins. girl
Hayword and Cora Sloane. boy.
Zachariah and Christerlee Telfaire. girl.
Ernest and Hilda Finney, boy.
Henry and Fidella Tyler, boy.
Charles and Sarah Williams, boy.
Evening star., 1944-09-30
Mclean Gardens Shows
Temporary Housing Unit

A utility building, described as one
possible solution to the conversion
problem of the Governments tenn
porary war housing, has been set up
for inspection at the Mclean Gar
dens housing project by the Fed
eral Public Housing Authority.
The structure is 20 by 40 feet,
with pitched roof and windows, con-
structed entirely from materials
taken from a standard reconstruction
tWo-story building of II family
units at Wilmington, Del. Each r.
unit building can be converted into
four such utility buildings, the
announcement stated.
Evening star., 1944-09-30

Goebbels called our Flying Fort
resses Flying Coffins." We need
more Of them over Germany. Let's
all back the attack. Buy more War
Bonds.
Evening star., 1944-09-30
8 Real Estate Brokers'
Licenses Are Issued

Six licenses as real estate brokers
and five as statesmen were issued
last week by the District Real Estate
Commission.
Those getting brokers licenses
included: A. Elliott Felser, 1912
Varnum street NV; Frederick M.
Bassett, GAL New York avenue, NV. :;
kogod & Bookoff, 63l E street NV:
A. w. Bookoff, 63l E street NV;
Louis O'Connor, 422 Fifth street
NV, and Elizabeth S. Gladman. 800
Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Statesmen licenses were issued to
John Cecil Legare, 1913 Rhode
Island avenue NE; James E.
Brown, All New York avenue NV;
Ada M. Gray, 434 Woodward Build
ing; Howard R. Schafer, 1921 K
street NV, and Julius Machenberg
2909 M street NV.
Evening star., 1944-09-30

1946. Seating capacity In the main
hall will be about 1000. There will be
a smaller hall of worship on the
main floor which will accommodate
about rs, a first-floor auditorium
with q seating capacity of about
$50 and an assembly hall which
will accommodate about 800. In
addition there will be 10 classrooms
and ofdces for the rabbi and his
staff.
The Building Finance Committee
is under the direction Of Charles
Oshinsky. who is being assisted by
Solomon Stichman. Architectural
plans are under the direction of
A. Ritzenberg.
Evening star., 1944-09-30
Building Permit Issued
For Apartment Units

A building permit for the con-
struction of six two-story brick and
cinder block four-family apartments
to cost 100000 was issued this week
to Waverly Tayor. Inc, 1923 Con-
necticut avenue NV. The build
ings will be located at 27l8, 2723 and
2727 Jasper street Sc, and at 3205
3209 and 32l3 Twenty eighth street
Sc.
Evening star., 1944-09-30
New Jewish Temple
Planned After War

A new Jewish house of worship
will be erected in the 1900 block of
Sixteenth street NV. Immediately
after the war by the congregation Of
Talmud Torah B'nai Israel, now To-
Gated at Fourteenth and Emerson
streets NV, it was announced yes
terday. The congregation expects to
occupy its new church by September,
Evening star., 1944-09-30
N. Copitol 8 Franklin Sts.

Attractive corner brick large
ROOMS bath, oil heat, brick garage,
full basement. Good condition.
Don't miss this outstanding value
for only Q.g6O
Evening star., 1944-09-30
Co|ored Housing Project
Started in Arlington

Construction started this week
on colored defense rental project
in Arlington County by the Mace
Properties. Inc, owned and operated
by Fort Henry Gardens, Inc.
The project will comprise 80 units
and will be located at Twenty-f fifth
and Lowell streets in the Green
Valley section. The apartments will
be modern with a central heating
plant, incinerators, tile baths. oak
floors and play areas. They will be
built on duplex plan consisting of
a living room, dinette, kitchen, two
bedrooms and bath
Evening star., 1944-09-30
Randolph Place NV.

Substantial row brick large
rooms, bath, h.-w.h. and garage.
Immaculate condition. Convenient
to stores, schools and transporta-
ton. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Priced at only $500, with
$1,000 cash,
Evening star., 1944-09-30
Open Sunday, II to s
3 Complete Apartments
3 Hoths-3 Refriqerotors
18th St. NV, neor
Spring Rd.

Semidetached brick. large rooms,
bath, oil heat. full basement, cleo
trio refrigerator. weather. stripped
ard insulated. Convenient to every
thing. An immediate inspection
will be justified. Possession at
time of settlement
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-03

FOR RENT-Unfurnished three and
four room apartments AZ l6l North
Broadway. Aduhs Inquire i55 North
Broadway AZ
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-03

GIRL WANTED steady work; good
wages. as Court street. Nj. Clemens. As
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-03

OUR MOVING equipment ,s the best.
Special care taken OF your furniture
and upholstered goods IN storage such
as moth proofing and wrapping rugs
and cushions. City Transfer Co.. So
Broadway. MI Clemens. Phone 6csI.
Service TO and from Detroit daily. G
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THREE-wEEKs old bicycle, SIS; la
PEI watch, SIS. cash. Phone 2l66. A6
SELLING OUT-Moline tractor. like
new. On rubber. with 2-bottom l4-ineh
plow: large hay wagon on rubber:
stationary engines, ~ and 7 II. p.
power corn shelter: Hupp coupe. needs
repair: 60 ducks. 30 pigs: genuine
Jersey Gull 10 months. , beautiful heif-
crs, calf; 20 acres OF fine corn.
should musk about 500 bushels: all
must 60 Must have money at once
1920 Grstiot al I4la Mile road c
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j. Investments


SIX GOOD land contracts available,
$3.50 10 $500 b8l-nces on improved
income property drawing n. interest:
bringing $50 20 SIS per monta. also
$1,000 first mortgage wanted WIN paw
81. Phone 5674 c
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-03

SEVERAL GOOD dairy farms: 208
80 on shares 40 acres on shares or
money rent: NUS, be good dependable
farmer George steinmeu, Richmond
Phone 2i5. AZ
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Buyers with Ready Cash Look for Your Ad on This PAGE
Houses For Rent

FURNISHED Dor unfurnished rooms
and bath; modern: , miles west of
Utica. J6i+ GTCFnNlew. near Ryan and
Auburn. Phone Utica 5000. A5
SIX ROOM house: electricity: ! 10
20 acres. 1850 Schoenherr road, Uticr
A3
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Chiropraetors
Fumisotine

ALL BEDBUGS. reaches, moths de-
stroyed in six hours: guaranteed. Ma
comb Fumigating Service. 1890 s. River
road. corner Lonsview. Mt. Clemens.
Phone 544i.
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Houses to Lease

CAN YOU REMODEL?
Have three buildings which can be
completed izto 20 5-roOm houses;
some wl.h large lots or acreage. SIS
per month: down payment can he ar
ranged, additional building material or
lumber available II desired: also two
small homes near city; good Opportun-
ity 3l2 North GratIot.
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TO Rent

FAMILY OF THREE adults perma-
nently located in Mount Clemens want
10 rent five 20 seven room unfurnished
modern house. VIII consider Tong term
lease. Wiling 20 pay $50 70 $50 monthly.
Telephone 1881.
WOULD LIKE 20 rent garage near
Medea Hotel. Inquire Odessa Treat.
phone ASH.
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rooms; city watcr-sl. 500
rooms: city water; toilet; sewer
50 600; $500 down.
rooms: city water; bath; part
basement--S2 800; 81 900 down.
rooms; Il acre; water in Kitchen
So, 600
rooms; u acre; bath-s3, 500; ST. 900
down.
rooms; fine lot on Eastman -
$500.
3 rooms; y basement; furnace:
good wcll-S3, 500; $500 down.
rooms: modern; stationary tubs
81 500; 5000 down
2-familv modern: with stoker-s5, 900
50 900 down
rooms; modern-S6, 500; ST. 900 down.
2-family; modern; rented for SIS a
month-S6. coo; $4,000 down
family; stoker; rent for Sl55 per
month-Sl0 900; $4,000 down.
acres: modern: Broom house: fruit
on good gravel road-S7, 500; "a cash.
) acres; vacant; on good gravel road
5000 per acre.
4 acres; 20 II. on Voss River; run
ming to lake with 4-room house; bath;
oil heats. $50.
Ia acres on good cement road-sl $50.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-03

HARNESS, SADDLES, trave ] ns
bags repaired. New leather work made
10 order. rs Washington. Mt Clemens
Phone 5097. c
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Houses For Sole


FOLKS!
Lots OF good houses; also big rooming
houses: payable propositions; very rea-
sonablc SAINTS Real Estate, Mt. Glenn
ems 65l5. As
MODERN sn-year round: Lake 81.
Clair front home. 5 miles from Mt.
Clemens. only $3.50. Why pay rent
Modern Clinton river front home.
North River road. near Lake 81.
Clair. 81 500; terms.
Cottage. IaEe privileges: $500.
MODERN 3-bedToom nome, gear ga
rage. chicken house. ! acre. city wa
ter. 8 miles from Mt Clemens, off
South River road near school. Stoker
heat 81, 500. 50 500 down.
Clinton River frontage, north side.
near mouth. Only S795. q Terms.
STAN BARRON. BROKER
Tel $500 - Mt. Clemens
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Form ond Dairy Products H-l0

FOR SALE-Second cutting alfalfa
hay; mixed clover hay and straw all
baled 20i5 Mound road. Phone 264-F3.
Romeo. Al
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EXPERIENCED drill press opera
tors. Petch Tool 4 Die Co. Phone 625l.
Al
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Dogs, Cots. Pets

Blvd. As
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-03

o. GIRL FOR soda fountain: steady
work Swan Pharmacy, 80 Macomo 81.
TT
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FARMERS:

ELECTRIC fly traps and insect kill
ers.
FURTON & CLARK
i0lOo North Ave. AT Meade
New Haven Phone l5o-Fl2 e
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H-l4 Dogs. Cots. Pets u

REGISTERED Springer Spaniel; Is
month old. female. $50 Phone New
Haven 'o1.H or call at 5+l9 Lincoln.
NCH HarCa. L
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-03

MAID FOR GENERAL housework;
no washing or ironing. Inquire "a INV
erside Drive or call 1896.
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Wearing Apporel
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FOR SALE--GirIs camels hair coat:
size 3. Phone 1882 Like new. As
LADY'S beige tweed coat with fur
collar: size "a. Mans black alpsgora
coat, size SO or 50. Phone 96B9. AS
TWO SUITS; one plaid: one plain
blue. size Is and Is; odd chair and
ottoman: pair Of riding boots. 50 En-
Elewood Mt. Clemens. AS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-03

ELDERLY woman wants middle-aged
woman for companion and to help with
housework. More for home than wages.
Phone 1896. 40
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EXPERIENCED girl " take COM
plete charge of cigar department.: also
Toiletries girl. Cunningham Drug Store
Mt. Clemens IF
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Help Wonted-Femole

WOMAN for laundry and cleaning:
references required. Phon 1881, Mt.
Clemens. AS
WAITRESS wanted. Apply head wait
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WOMAN FOR homework who desires
a good home; no washing; two children
OF school age; good pay; gentle only.
Phone 7748 AS
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WANTED-Capable. licensed beauty
operator 10 work in' first class modern
salon at 2lO North Gratiot. Phone s68l.
As
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WANTED-White woman 20 do wash
ing and ironing in he's home. Must be
efficient. Dial 5il4 l60 Washington
avenue. l.
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Small Forms For Sale

FIVE ACRES; good sandy soil with
6-room house full basement; chicken
coop; garage. 1881 North avenue, near
Whiskey road. AS
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Situotion Wanted. Female B.

WOMAN, White, wants day work:
laundry or cleaning, $3.50 a day and
fare. l8895 IA Mile road, Box SAD, Mt.
-Clemehs- AZ
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-06

Assorted spring flowers decorated
st. AIMS church this morning at 8
o'clock for the wedding of Miss Rita
II. O'Brien, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James E. O'Brien of East Do
yer street, and Roger L. LeClerc, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aldeo LeClerc Of
West Clay street. Rev. Ubald Lau-
rion performed the ceremony. Mrs.
Leodinat Pageot was organiSt and
Mrs. Alice Guertin was soloist.
The bride, presented in marriage
by her father, wore white gown
OF duchess satin, fashioned with
long shirred sleeves, a v neckline
and trimmed with seed pearls at
the shoulders. Her skirt terminate
ed in a long train and her long
trimmed veil fell from a crown
accented with lilies OF the valley.
She carried bouquet OF white ros-
es and sweet peas.
Miss Laurette LaMadelelne. as
maid Of honor, wore pink chiffon
gown trimmed with lace and styled
with long sleeves. Her hat was Of
matching color and she carried as
sorted spring flowers. Miss Rita
LeClerc, who was bridesmaid, wore
a blue chiffon gown similar in style
to that of the maid Of honor. She
wore a hat of matching color and
carried assorted spring flowers,
James G. O'Brien, A. M. M. &c
Pensacola, Fla, served as best man
and guests were ushered by George
LeClerc.
Mrs. OBrien chose an orchid
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-06
HOME FRONT FORECAST
Nighties And Knitties For Riddles
VIII Be Plentiful, WPB Promises

/ adequate" according 10 WPB esti-
mates. Department Of Commerce
figures on children's knit-wear IN
dicate big gains over last year.
Figures for production OF chill
dren's vests. boomers, and pants,
OF which $4,000 dozen were MADE
in February 1874, show a healthy
increase over the ii4.000 dozen
manufactured In February. 1913.
The total production Of childFenh
and infants sleeping garments
more than doubled last years
MORE Low COST CLOTHES
Not only are this years figures
ahead OF last years but monthly
amounts have risen since Decem.
Der In NEST downright essential
items. Children'g and infants
sleeping garments went up from
$4,000 dozen In December 70 Co.
900 dozen IN February.
WPB e not giving itself q rat
Ing OF colossal" on this showing
because II viii probably not keep
up with increased demands. Tex"
tile expTls are thankful, how
ever. that the downward trend IN
low-eost items have been stopped.
There Is one proposal 20 be
taken up at q coming conference
In Washington. which would COM
pei textile mills 10 produce form
er accounts Of low-cost goods. The
effect Of such are an order would
be stu greater production og low
ceat clothes for children.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-06
Women Delegates
To Be H0nOred

The Republican state Central
committee has arranged luncheon
scheduled for May 20 at the Hotel
Bond to honor women delegates
from Connecticut to the Republican
National convention on June 26.
Glare Boothe Luce, congresSwoman
from the Fourth district, will be
featured speaker.
Members own will be honored are
Mrs. Anne Sfitaski, first district,
and Glare Boothe Luce. Alternates
include Mrs. Edward Grier, first
district; Mrs. Maybelle Nugent, sec
ord district; Mrs. Harriet Redfleld,
third district; and Miss Helen
Smith, third district.
The women members of the Re-
publican State Central COMMITTEES
and the Republican Woman's Club
Of Hartford have combined forces
in honoring these women delegates
Mrs. Alice Russ Cochran, Vice Chair
man Of the Republican State Gen.
trail Committee, and Mrs. William
Eastman. president Of the Hart
ford Republican Woman's Club, are
in charge Of arrangements. Mrs
Anne Mitchell, secretary Of the Re
publican State Central Committee
Hartford, Connecticut, is in charge
Of reservations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-06
= SOCIETY :.
arlene OLROMrke
Wed In Texas

Mr.. and Mrs. william ]. O'Rourke
Of Academy avenue, announce the
marriage of their daughter. Arlene
Margaret, to Corp. John Joseph
Barnes, son of Mrs. Margaret
Barnes and the late Patrick Barnes
Of Fox street. The ceremony took
place yesterday at 8 a. m. at our
Lady Of Victory church in Paris,
Texas, with Rev. F. J. Scheissl, Of
ficiating. The attending couple were,
Mrs. Margaret Kreig and Staff
Sergt. Robert w. Colbert Of Camp
MaXey Texas.
The bride wore o blue crepe street
length dress with white accessories
and corsage Of orchids.
She Is graduate Of Wildly high
school and previous to her marriage,
was q member Of the office staff of
the American Metal Hose company.
Corp. Barnes was graduated from
Wildly high school and attended st.
Boneventure college and is at pres
ent an instructor on the teaching
staff Of medical unit. The couple
will reside in Paris, Texas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-06
Music Programs
Presented May IL

The State Federation Of Music
Clubs will present three outstand-
ing programs at their Oath biennial
convention in the ball room Of the
Hotel Taft, New Haven, Friday,
May 18th.
The first program scheduled for
500 p. m. will be as follows: Poem.
Mrs. Anna Mcclure Hellman; 'Fost-
ering the Amateur Spirit, q talk by
Mr.. Harry Berman; Cherry Ripe
by G. e. Horn; Twilight by Walter
Ruel Cowles; and 'Du Christ AYES
Adeur,' from La Mort de Jeanne
D'Arc.' by H. Bemberg; Miss Ruth
M. Ferry, contralto soloist, Miss Bel
lie Lopez Slater, accompanist; The
Federation of Music Clubs Looks
Ahead, q talk by Mrs. Guy Patter-
son Gannett Of Maine, National
Federation of Music Clubs presi-
dent. Part of this program will be
broadcast.
An Organ Recital in Center
church, by Miss Pauline Voorhees,
at 4:30 will conclude the afternoon
session.
At 800 p. m. the following pro-
gram will be presented: Youth OF
the World, cycle, by Gena Brans-
combe; (a) Air Men (b) Naples,
(c) youth Of the World by the
Women Choral Society, under the
direction of Hugh Llewellyn Smith,
Mrs. Signe Luering, accompanies:
'Ballade in G Minor Chopin;
Tango by Albeniz - Godowsky
Fairy Tale, by Medtner, An Eve
ming in Granada by Du Busy
tScherzo'? by Critics; S-Sgt., Jer-
ONE Rappaport, concert pianist.
Chorale, Now Let All The Heav-
ems Adore Thee, by Bach! Cannon
All Praise To Thee by Tails; AVE
Maria by Rachmaninoff; Watch
ers of the Stars, by Cain; Galway
Piper Irish Folksong arr. by
Christie; Shadow March, by Cain
Ain A That Good News; Negro
Spiritual, arr. by Dawson; anc
Leibestraum,' with ballet) by List
the Stamford Senior High School A
Cappella Choir, under the direction
of Mr.. w. Raymond Randall.
These programs are open to thu
public.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-06
POLLS

Timely. convincing. charming and
dramatic, Tender Comrade", which
opened yesterday ut the Loew PoLi
Theater, stars Ginger Rogers N
the saga of q woman war worker,
her problems, her gaiety and her
courage while her husband Is N
the American Expedltionary Forces.
II Is the story Of 10 and Chris. Ike"
able youngsters who grow up 70.
gether In Los Angeles. get married
and then find their plans for the
future upset. when the war comes.
Chris has 10 don q uniform and 60
overseas. 10 yesoiutely gets her
self Job IN an aircraft factory and
Joins q group Of three others who
are In q similar situation. to carry
on In the household. The advent
Of Christ, Jr.. and JOS dreams Of the
day when the boys father will come
bark. combine 70 build the story 70
2 poignant climax. inspiring IN It's
example Of womanly PUNK and res
ignation. As the indcmitabie 10,
Miss Rogers. Is supported BY the
popular newcomer, Robert Ryan,
who turns IN 3 memorable portrayal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-06

thing else you an do:t
Hold q piece OF cardboard In
front OF your mouth" says Lima.
TO act as q sound board, and cup
your ear while you read from Q
newspaper. II your voice sounds
thin, high pitched or nasal, then
you must do something about IT,"
What 10 do2 First, correct your
breathing. To do 20 Lima recon-
mends that you lie on your back
with q heavy book placed over
your diaphragm and breathe deeply
enough for five minutes 70 push the
book up. 70 this regularly for two
weeks and speech improvement is
well on is way.
To correct lip laziness, stand IN
front Of your mirror and make your
lips form the words you speak. See
how much more distinct your speech
becomes.
Nasallty7 Hum q low note slowly
for as long as you can. II you feel
= buzxing vibration IN your nose,
you're on the right road 70 correct
Ing the fault.
To learn infection and give color
10 your voice, read aloud to whom
eyer VIII listen.