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HoME IMp- COMPANIES 1c.,.

uOWe .N1t. SOWpANtES t%oht.t
EXTERIOR INTERIOR - Houses repairce
CARTER BROTHERS. DU. 5051. until
EENCING-Anchor fences speciality. Also
erect other kinds OF fences Daytime
ID; 9is2; evenings, GE. 1869. WILMER
FLooRs sANDED and refinished; clean
sha nn. NORRIS, sH: s955,, -5
laying, sandine. nnishinr' cleaning, par
ING CONTRACTORS, INC IsIa VISION
I III ia H0 BRICK SIDING. red and buff
IMPROVEMENT CO., 5403 GeorRia ave.
IRON IRON .y woRk-rlss escapes. raillnss.
tem f puroNr f Hon % Wo sasnts s E st5
rAINTiNG DEcoRa a MG psper ssss a or
sork quar- T Te rnDsas
es5sbii.neo 1925. GILBERT q HAMIL-
COLONIAL pEcosAToks. RA. 1864 ei'i IA
PAINIiNG DECORATING, modernizing and
and exterlors; experts at blending colors to
s9i ;sf BHsoS I'll aS
PAINTING. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR
White MECHANICS, work done promptly.
Call MI. 652T, DU 9692 after 6 p m. 81 a
PLUMBING AND HEATING, repairs and
remodelins, new bathrooms. sinks. drains
kENNEY.. TR. 1888. after g. a.
REMODEL, modernIze sour nome now:
terms; Tree estimate. NATIONAL install
Ro0FING-New tin roofs, guttering and
spoutins. Call CHI as2l day and evening.
ROOF REPAIRS, renewed. painted: cutters
spouts; free estimates: 80 years reliable
serT GICHNER ROOFING CO., Ma. 1870
MAIERPROOF1NG, all kinds, have your
basement waterproofed now; cement work
hoBERT z PRICE: RE. 1881 a9s
~ Va. AND WASH. call PATTERSON
CAgLFIELD CORP fo- Johns Manviile
r ssdn and siding. also storm windows
. 1917 ns y $, n ,Srs sons no ago
ing, siding, rock-wool insulation; FLA
financed. Call OK. 053e for estimate, "a
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCOkDION, new, Poslo soprano; new
ef ss: mods ioS .sse
orf sEsEhfSlss fuf co
AR coMrs Il s X Ss Sc. this .nsu
Snls HRssz s2n CO g. ass* sh ss
x tasly co osT e., Es hsg sso unit
af d G3NgiTI S9sndas.v ss i'm
md ces viii eoei rm sus ia e a tx
AL Hie opH ceiling ssps VIII nle eeo s rasy
terms sTANDARD TIRE 4 APPLIANCE
CO 10th and H SITS. ne. II. 29s3 and Ii.
~, MI; open eyes, Friday and Saturday un-
air.. All; coS Iio FURNACE. duets and
e eand alsG Florenee tTo;burner oil heater
ANTIQUE rsprod Library Steps; custom
as end steps ep oe sgass Ell work doors Used
Sacrifice for s175. Emerson 1855 sfSer
APEX IRoNER. used, $50: Monarch .l.c.
trio range, table top, burners, SO;
s ssSInst viii 5en bsa.r, slas Phso
other small sets ssis np eo new sRo ana Used
COMPANY, 1865 wise. is ave. W. Eeos 1888
MISUNDERSTANDING. delivery; brand
new irons; fans. air conditioners. electric
S Ws.er e9Gi tcb gas ranges gas hot-water
tic razors. electric clocks, radios. com
and many other hard-to-set items items; ali oPA
eo 5in 10th s ia Il!
?s 9en ss ssai L. s saal Saturday unit! s .
f. h immediate dsIysry so gears re-
BABY BED AND sPRfNG. i. Size. $40;
s9ll spring fgll size SIS 4sI2 South
sssY caRRiAGf . aea AZ condition Sci,
bert sl7.5o with mattress, pads, etc.
also toet Si IN and K kt sha sn fa
terms. 6a12 4th st. NV, GE, 453I.
op pns evenings III 3
I VII springs mattresses; excel, cond "a.
Red. lsrse double, fine condition: inner
47oi 4sth st. NV, EN-. ssas' e SOFA, SO So
BEDS-Twin metal springs on legs with
mattresses, in sood condition. S25 CT.
BEDDING-sterilized prewar inner-spes. !;
IA single Hollywood beds. 10 double Holly
innsr-sps mattrs $40 Up: bed, SPRING aou and
msttrs $50 up. 2622 14th st. NV: open
Observation-Disclosures. o pieces. including
mattress and spring perfect condition;
$I75. 313s Westover DIR. Sc. AT 4i59.
BEDROOM, living room, china closet, stu
dio couch. dressers, radio, occ. chairs,
age. EpELMAN. 1903 Georgia ave. go
Kitchen set. At DGs Store. 9th and Ii
ss sITsond 70 m sasssS so no.
BID; box spring. mattress. vanity. chest
like new. cost 500. price $3.50 MAY
handel. 1928 Walbridse pl NV, NO.
BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM, dinette. new.
II you are seeking new, attractive. quality
furniture at the loves possible prices
the United Furniture Co il05-l105 tn
St W.. invites you TO visit its beautiful
4-story building. We hsy, fine selections,
make immediate deiiverieS and al that
compare our values. We do not give any
thing away free. You have the choice of
paying cash or taking up to year to pay
for small additional cost. II YOU want
10 saw some of your hsrd-earned money.
shop anr values before you buy, UNITED
NE. 534s. Open daily from o am. until
o p.m.
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ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, caicuia
t tors ecusht, sSld and and rented n; .ll77;
ADDING MACE, typevriters. caleuI.tors.
o nS s sauiP 20 ~ shds .9p pTicss % Eve,
ADDisNiS MAAC'Ei Ii dsss mGdeis; nss;
MAcHiNE CO.; ia; ,asss. 80
ter-Erade china and bric-a-brac in any
amount wanted at once. Please call
Mr.. GRADY. Ma 2620.
furniture, bric-a -nrac, china.
glassware. rugs, siiverware, paintings;
aiahest sssh prices paid, can MURRAY.
BEDROOM, dining, Lying room furniture:
DO moving carefully; storase. IA. asa'.
SUITES, dining room suites.
living room pieces rugs, gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
once; win pay highest possible prices. No
Eadsy. MIR, GRADY. MA. e62o,
BICYCLE, in any condition, wanted for
Phone CO. 4293.
george oSE FRIENDS BOOKSTORE. 90
9th ST. NV Ma 94o2, Open evenings
until 8. Sundays until pm.
CONTINUED on Next Passl
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

70
ALTERATIONS and addition. Carpentry.
cabinetmakin painting and decorating.
concrete walks, steps and porches sH
- evenings. DE. 1927. F. LATRoN
ATT1CS REMODELED, storm entrances
Quilt. Not too late TO screen your porch
Phone 81. 3942 evenings except Fri. and
Sal. W. d. TAYLOR. Builder.
BUILDING AND REPAIRING-Carpenter
too small. work guar free est ow. 900.
-
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. nagstone
P. MARCuCcIO Route 4, Horner's lane,
R9ekyille. I'D. Phone Rockville 700. Is
With stainless steel screen Buy now,
start payments in fall; Cal for free estt-
"6sckkThr co okMpNT YORK $40
feotinss. porches, driveways. steps, car
Dsntry, brick, stone walk pIssterins,
tauikinF. Call any time and Sundays,
G. q. CONSTRUCTION CO.. Atlantic 1864.
go
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ivoipe ioE G 9%o9p1SkSs S Gregg shorthand,
PERSONAL.
FELICITY. country day and boarding
school for children; registration open for
i H.; term ar Septemser -; kindergarten
mase sFafs anssia rdns hns
lunches ano trans furn. A School Dedi.
sHosE = saRPasKD ss Ga sss4 70,
wright, If you are in neeo of loan up to
press R,RIEssMAKINe AND ALTERATIONS
located Esa,sd. aD9ye Loew's Columbia Theater.
suits sgd1, to order; Also restyiing. LEA ENGEI
nv: Room 20. Telephone Executive 1905
I,I.. pawn tickets, silver and Jew
SION s!Tg cs s go Ere, Free u appraisal LIVING
FRENcH CoNvERsAT1 O. hEsso ms ts :saaS
by highly cultured French woman; SUMMER
course, private tutor. MI, 1850.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-conhdence, freedom from self
FEEL sfadl0 bE pTTas a tHt9r s s55o
lee. Relief from pains and aches aches due Ue TO to
weak heart. asthma, Rheumatism, arthritis,
nervousness, piles, colds. fu or other all
feet, Lady nnstgropatn, 20 years expert
pRApERIEs, vALANcEs-we bring our
x
NEAULT. DECORATORS III
REAL ESTATE PRICES 90 up-and down
~ was always thus, and so. sell while
i{ney ere high don't wait until they re
low Gail D1. 1854 or RE. 1888 to talk
sanitation that really sells.
PERMANENT WAVES, 81; shampoo and
fngerwave. SOC. No appointments All
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G st.
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE scHooI-Day
enc boarding, registry open for Sept Il.
Earsery, primary and elementary grades
iar hoys an sse sr snd eets in
i 1it furnished and hot lunches. Mod
ranged. 94ol Ga. ave, sH. 1874.
PIANO TUNER, all repairs at reasonable
prices Cal Al. 1855 for an early appoint
nsnt VICTOR GEORGE. -3
EXPERIENCED NURSE, college graduate.
or aar fr.e n ~ aud manage home for
SERVICE. UNIFORMS transformed into
CIVILIAN clothes by the Dye Work Specialist
E1QUISITE CLEANERS, 300 Ga. ave,
fADIo GARMENTS, Grapes. furn. covers
a az. l,se new BY the Dye Work Specialist,
EXQUISITE CLEANERS, 300 Ga. ave,
fOU DON'T PAY ANYTHING for cleaniae
or oyeing unless you are satisfied. EXQUI-
SITE CLEANERS, 300 Ga. ave, GE 81,
DUNCAN PHYFE. dining room and other
match any color. Custom work. reason
vacancy IN REST HOME. pleasant Sur
IoundingS. or 9 acres. GE. 65I6.
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SITUATIONS MEN and woMth.

BUTLER-HOUsEMANa and bousekeeneT-cool
desire position on country estate white
references. State wages in letter II inter.
ested Call Gil. 1872, LESSfRD
tuUfLL, coloreo, want jsnitor Job, WITT
quarters. in small art; exper fenced CSi
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Ia THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C.
/. SITUATIONS WoMEN fco

SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont.
NURSE wishes Ia-hr day or nieht duty
with chronic adult patient. Call MRS.
SRRAIG, AD. s4S4
ton; experienced; references Box 2a9-
WOMAN. capable colored wants work. 4
years exp. Govt mail ROOM MESSENGER 4
years switchboard large southern college
WOMAN executive desires responsible
position, thoToushly experienced credit
and once manasement. Adams 15l7, 30s
YOUNG LADY, %, desires assistant
ekp. position. has 5 yrs. exp, salary $40
Mk. Box 215-C, Star. 30s
WASHINGTON, research commercial. pub
Hclty. literary; experienced publications
xnd writing: fee or by hourly rate DI
S562. re 1871. Box 4l3-R Star al
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
PERSONAL,

TEACHERS, extra; short hours, DAY: also
hlsnt Tor bookkeeping, Gregg shorthand
tEping BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 st. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

'-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE; I NAH
ny wardrobe. mirror with beveled ed
yO 1852 "a
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sIiIyea, neVere c-Inm., prlortt1es Tor Bel
BRAND 4 SON, 1883 X st. NV, Re.
e cHsHlE rs CAGE. glass inelosed must 4 b,
OIL storage tank, 275 capacity; cheap
CASH REGISTER, electric, National throw
check, detail slip, reg. to Ssss: perfect
condition; no reasonable offer refused
S an HJ $50 LOT S-srave plot in cssa'
oEMETEkY TORS sites in Fl, Lincoln eo
best legation; save s1s5. Cash price, $500
CHAIR, bogdoir: rugs, one sxl2, one 4x7
oHAIRssI;posture, new shipment, immedi
PLY CO, - Rm; ssa. 1923 Vermont sve
CHAIR. wine lowered, excellent condition
CHI eaiLDkHN's RECORDS, finest selection on il
snd eops mA asaihnsp oo w hsS sase
effhssaa rT Tfss Ra5sns oups chairs, Zee
ssEa ETC. orf GeaF'h ssffFRsn co. CON
S Z :, 49, stocks excellent quality
steam ses s cured s; sizes sxsxl6 and sxsSls
;sSs S W. ssss 1AAsdA asE r. Hssa
Coz Gaf Iaw st. officE "a sos sass
the late Albert, Levin, Three rooms, in.
desks, two 45.in. walnut desks. typewriter
etc. From 3 to pm. Suite 305, Peoples
Life Blds., 14th and H SITS. NV. 80
CRIB. chest, hish chair. baby scale. Cal
DAVENPORT, solid maple. two .matenins
chairs, end table. springs and upholsterinR
II 6 i s9ndition; Alex. osl4 s9'
;sveral for immediate delivery; $3.50
DESK. Governor winthrop mahos an,
serpentine front, claw les. good condition
DESKS. chairs, tables. used excellent con.
so@MERcIAI ofhIcE E si5hssH CO.
9lS r St. NV, NE 4661.
DESkS--Executiye. single. double, pedes.
tai. walnut, oak. excellent condition, swive
chairs: file cabinets: legal letter; other
miscellaneous once equipment. MANHAT-
TAN OFFICE EQUIP CO.. $50 New York
DIAMONDs-Lady's solitaire, q ct, $3.50
mans, "A Ct, $3.50: lady's. ] V Ct, $500
ladys; TIFFANY: Ia Ct, S3i5; adys, per.
ct. 1915: mans perfect, ct. 81 800
LIVINGSTON o. CO.. 1923 II st. NV. Me
DINING ROOM SUITE. walnut, like new
reasonable. IA. 1914. 80
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]. olstered. in


g ehaasn' & MRS sdESsD Unien
FURNITURE-Bedroom living room and
kitchen utensils: owner leaving city. Phone
W VEG q sy, $500, Ext; 2o2 North, 80.
two. extra leaves, chromium legs: red
send best o o sat0H Aiser s. n FR oo'
FURNITURE-upholst maple llv rm
es Case gen suite executive solid TOP
fu fi re S Sae bedroom outfit,
Kitchen table. four chairs. odds and ends.
Apply before pm. 6oa3 Hanna place
FURNITURE-one 5-piece chrome break
fast set, porcelain top. . extension leaves
blue upholstered chairs, ss5: S-pieee mod
bedroom be suite, bed. dresser. chest, vanity,
piece bedroom suite $40: Hollywood bed.
coil box. springs. inner-sprins mattress,
aca s ssD ana y gh ss s ss
SEA BED yia seusa b Sse sss; sces.ss neck
ern table lamp. $3.50; hassock. $500 to
chair. wine stripe, S55; plastic love seat,
desired, s74: Lawson sofa. green damask,
s i so. rose s Ssv. s0 Poss t:g aor
lamp. sI6, 90 70 5000; boudoir chairs,
S23, metal bed springs, single, "a and
double. SIS to S15.95: 1-pieee telephone
stand. $40; modern sectional sofa, hair
sofa, hair and cotton ,illed in muslin.
Sll0; Lawson chair. hair and cotton
fi1led in muslin, S55 modern chair. in
muslin. sos: open Thursdays until m;
NAN 5fsi fss d hNp haF
DECORATORS, It'll 14th st, NV. I'll
FURNI1URE-Unclaim 2 occasional
chairs, upholstered in wine and blue tapes
chairs, S43 e.. rose lounge chair, $40:
walnut vanity with full size mirror, So;
osk chest ~ mahossny finished utility
ca. double and single metal beds, So ca, !:
metal cots, folding less, IS; pair Of
mahoEany sewing table, S45. a43a sth
FuRNITuRE-sl slightly used, low prices;
no merchandise held for higher ceilings;
lv. rm., bedrn1., dinette sets, misc pieces
available; immediate delivery. 1922 18th
GALVANIZED IRON SHEETS, Is-sause
36xg6: in stock for immediate delivery.
NV. .-3l
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FOOL TABLE. brunswick Bake, with
euss and racks; good condition; ss25.
S ES 1Soi OR STORAGE BINS for kitchen aS
NEWT ns msa oa ns ss IS :aeS s6snd
Nd. Of. 5o eS Open Open daily DALI; and sunday.
RADIATOR CoyERs-Are you redecorat-
s Gssnt cali sH Hu ZEE mEs rfdetoE SIS
RADIOs-We have good selection Of the
most popular makes in small sets, :, also
Pssee ssss J JORDAN ' Pf1No e.
ialS .n s s silvertone 1879 cabinet
RS s4d,Ss pao 81 AZ have several
sss1s :! :! n
kEe SH JAZZ. 81 Sooaie. blues, sspa
leases, all labels, Record dept. 635 d
sSssESssia1 S:;!r. ss ssss ss|sg
s sHFkEaiR y'Hs Gu. #. like new.
BE- %: II; ss'f rus .i ,sRiR'
ss9aiFaR1GERAToR. apartment si.e' gas
REFRIGEHATOM, electric, APPROX. I3U GU.
IT., for groc. restaurant or meats; $500, or
best ofier, or viii trade for smaller box.
900 e st. NV, ME. S944. 81
cleo, WORKING condition.
S45; Shodow well pump, $40; apt. size
wash. mach, needs repairs, S.. UN. 29a9.
Gu. IT.. Crosley shell
vador, painted with Eu-Enamsl; $s5. 45l
Irving st. NV, Mr., HAWKINS. =
s5Ta.d iasssIss c sPs Eg sss
REFRIGERATOR for sale, good condition:
also high chair. Falls Church 1s23-R.
REFRIGERATOR. 6-cu-ft. Frisidaire, in
excellent condition, moderately priced
RE Isi EQUIPMENT, new and
used motors, compressors and lge. 3D.
cubic-ft. reach-in refrigerstors for schools.
stores, restaurants. AIS Bethesda ave,
R RfsefsSha NJ EQUIPMENT coffee urn
and stand, 30 tables. so chairs. l steam
table with grill. Any one Of these items
for sale to highest bidder. Apply between
? and pm, Wednesday throush Friday.
REsTAuRANT Kitchen equipment. bar,
back bar. folding chairs, draft box. MAX
HANDEL 1857 Benning I'd. me-, Ii. Psi
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]. comb. ironing BID
stuffed chairs. l m
lamp, l end table,
phone table, :, bookcl
ers. l Good Houseke
kitchen chairs, 2 lea
Call no. 2762 all q
FURNITURE--Bedro
kitchen, good condit.
able. Md; 35 mi. dc
to children. MRS. r!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-19

the people here
 can do about the matter. .t
 Nothing that civilian protests or resultant Army "crack-downs" can do will in any way change the morals of the individual men abroad. That is something each man decides for himself; 1t is part of his own character. :,
 Sure, the Army might be able to enforce a mo women in bachelor officers quarters" rule. But then the men who have been bringing German women inside will just meet them outside, so why the big fuss here at home?
 HOME FOLKS POWERLESS
 The home folks are completely helpless to affect the problem of morals overseas, so it is waste of emotion and effort for them to get worked up over any reports of lax ness. It is the kind of meddling that accomplishes nothing, except that it makes the wives of absent sol- diers unsure and unhappy.
 If America really wants to help the morals of men overseas, it had better ship over in a hurry the wives and fiancees who are wanted over there.
 Talk and criticism and insistence on Army Investigations don't change the situation bit. After all, the soldiers aren't kids. They are men. And all their lives-not just while they are in foreign lands-their morals will be matter of their own choosing.
 Why kid ourselves into thinking Army regulations can ever take the place of individual discrimination between right and wrong?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-19
BY ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

- Stap fretting because your neck seems too short to wear choker beads, dog collars or high-climb- ing scarves. Remember that your time to shine comes at night when the long-necked girls won't look as ravishing- as you do in off shoulder gowns.
 Wear your party-going frock as low-cut as you like. The expanse of exposed shoulders will give the ilEusion of all the added inches that you want your neck to have. Using the same shade of founda- tion-tint and powder for your neck and shoulders as you do for your face will also help to put this illusion across.
 Hollywood actresses say the studio experts don't worry about how short or long girls neck is, but how well she carries her head. A tip from one actress who carries her head as proudly as a queen-Mimi C'The Bamboo Blonde") Berry-is one to remem- Der. Mimi says that in order to keep her neck out of her shoulders she tries to walk, stand and sit as though an unseen hand were pull ling her hair at the crown of her head.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-19

F.) about 20 minutes or until crumbs are browned.
 Prepare cauliflower carefully. Re- move leaves and stalk; soak head down in Salted water about 30 min utes. Cook in heavy kettle in to 2 inches boiling water, covered tightly; or place caulihower in large amount of boiling Salted water and cook uncovered. By either method it will take 10 to 9 minutes, depending upon the size of the head. Be careful not to overcook. This will destroy texture, flavor and color Drain and serve with butter and chopped parsley buttered crumbs, or cheese sauce.
 For salads, the caulidower head is separated into flowerletS before soaking. After soaking in Salted water, fiowerets are drained and dried and ready to include in a mixed vegetable salad.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-19
BY WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.

One chilly November day l ate only a piece of cocoanut for lunch and when making my rounds about 2 D. m.-or if you insist I'll say visiting my patient-I began to feel some discomfort in the epigas- trillrn. I tried to forget it. But 1t grew steadily more insistent and by 3 o'clock l was hurrying home. I felt so chilly that undressed and got into bed. The discomfort in- creased in intensity and by four or five o'clock I was pretty anxious. All my life had never had so much as a bellyache. By six o'clock we got hold of a doctor He ex- amined me perfunctorily and raised an eyebrow at me. I said l sup posed he was right. Very well, he decided, we'll get the ambulance and ship you to the hospital right away.
 At operation next morning we found-Well, I was there in the op- erating-room, wasn't I?-a gang renous appendix. I was never more relieved than when that doctor de- cided to operate.
 When the first symptom came on I did wonder for fraction of a second whether the discomfort could possibly be from the cocoanut I had eaten an hour or two earlier.
 But only for fraction of a sec ond.
 That is a foolish idea in any case. Oh, yes, if you eat something that is not fit to eat or something you don't really need I'll concede you may feel some slight distress from 1t, but certainly not enough to make you stop work or play or seek medical attention or take medicine. If you experience indigestion" that calls for any such relief, then you are certainly in a serious predica- ment-I mean there's something seriously wrong with you and you had better not daily with the "md1- gestion" notion.
 I could but I shall not suggest here numerous serious conditions which may manifest themselves in just that way-symptomS the vic- tim refers to the stomach. Leave it to your doctor to find out what your trouble is.
 No matter what morbid notion you may have about "gas pressing on the heart" I asure you that the common report of serious or tragic results of acute indigestion" is phony.
 Just what indigestion" signifies in the popular mind is difficult to learn. Is 1t delay, slowing down or cessation of some part of the diges- tive process? Is it some change in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-19
CHAPTER XXI

THAT afternoon I went to the Il jail to see Rugg. The moment he looked up at me realized what tough job lay ahead. He was sul- len and rat-faced, and about two years older than I. If he made the same impression on the jury as he did on me, he was headed straight for the chair. ....... .
 It was a stunt to get him to talk, Maybe he felt I didn't like him. Or maybe he was suspicious Of people in general. Finally I became irritat- ed. .t.
 Look here, Rugg,'' I said. Your neck doesn't mean thing to me, but Boggio's does. And you'll do as I tell you or else you'll burn, so help mel"
 That put him in receptive frame of mind and I realized I'd hit on the right psychological ap- proach. He began to loosen up, and from then on got everything I wanted. But the more he told me, the gloomier the outlook be- came. From a strictly legal stand point the guy hadn't leg to stand on.
 There was one fortunate thing, however. He hadn't talked after his arrest. He'd known enough to keep his trap shut when the cops
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-19
By WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY Americas Card aAuthOrity

The South is coming into its own on the list of Life Masters. Another Southerner, Mrs. J. E. Folline of Richmond, recently became Life Master No. 50. Todays hand shows her style of play very well.
 Mrs. Folline was unwilling to jeopardize the hand by trying to guess which fineSse to take. She won the opening lead with the ten of clubs, caShed the ace of spades and led the nine, being careful to keep the four in her hand. She knew now that she had another entry into dummy.
 Next she cashed a few more rounds of clubs, then played the five of spades and put on the eight-spot from her hand. West had to win this trick, and was forced to lead into one of Mrs. Folline's ace queen combinations. The fourth spade in dummy was the entry to cash the ba:ance of the clubs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-19

You'll win admiration everyplace you go in this charming two piecer. EXpertly designed for the larger fig ure, it has slim graceful lines and nice detail. Try 1t in an all-over floral print, dot or solid tones, Short or & sleeves are provided.
 Pattern No. 8864 is for sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, A, 46, 50 and 52. Size 38 requires IA yards of 39 inch; & yard ribbon for bow.
 For this pattern, send 20 cents, in COINS, your name, address, size desired, and the PATTERN NUMBER to Sue Burnett (Water-. bury Democrat) 115O Ave. Americas, New York 19, N. Y.
 Send IS cents for your copy of the SPRING and SUMMER issue of FASHION. g pages of up-to-the minute styles. Includes Q FREE PATTERN.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-19
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BREAKFAST: Grapefruit juice, ready-to-serve cereal, eggs, 80% toast, butter or forti- fled margarine, marmalade, cof- fee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Creamed dried beef on toast, parsley, soft rolls, butter or fortified margarine, stewed dried fruit, ginger cook ieS, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Tomato juice, sliced ham, caulif1ower with egg sauce, baked potatoes, 809o bread, but ter or fortified margarine, gra- ham cracker lemon custard pie, coffee, milk.