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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-01

into the Northam hospital. It's
darned near impOssible.'
Don't excite YOURSELF said Mat
tie mildly, as she always did. He
grinned, and ignored her, as usual.
Mathews" he said, lis a C. p.
But he's even older than l am.
which makes him Methuselah,
Browns a surgeon, and has more
than he can do. OF course. there's
Peters, but he specialiZes or
did-noW he doesn't, as much"
He sighed. He added, when
Steve comes home"
"When Will tina. be 2" asked Jen.
ny. Matte says you've heard from
HIM again"
Il don't know the date. I've had
just one letter from him since the
phone call, and he's still In the hos
pital in California. gave you
the address. Have you written
him?"
"Of course" said Jenny. but he
hasn't answered."
Steve's father sighed again. He
said. 1T isn't like him, but he's talk
ing this hard. He can't be a SUI
geon now, and that's all he ever
wanted to be since the days he used
to catch frogs at Basset pond and
dissect them in the bathroom"
He coughed, and flushed with the
effort. He rose from the stool and
set his glass down on the table.
Come into the office. Jenifer," he
said. and talk. although you and
Matte have doubtless exhausted
all the really good scandal. How's
everyone at home?"
Fine" said Jenny, following him
out Of the kitchen. Grams sprier
than | am, and Ede's all right.
Only, Of course. not very happy"
who in thunder Is. nowadays? ?"
demanded DR.. Barton. except
healthy infants who cannot under
stand the conversation. anXieties
and sorrows Of their elders-to say
nothing of their neuroses-and
who. by the same token. can't read.
Come in, and sit down."
The Office was big, with many
windows. There was an old couch
| across one wall and by the fire.
place the doctors cluttered desk,
his vast chair and the facing chair,
for patients. Books crowded the
shelves and the room was permeat-
ed with a faint scent Of tobacco
and medicine. It was a comfortable
and shabby room, the fireplace
blackened with the smoke Of In
Vulnerable fires. The examining
room beyond was bright with metal
and very modern. But the Office
had been the same for as long as
Jenny could remember and for
years before that.
Mind if l lie down ?" asked Bar
ton, and lowered his bulk to
the couch. granting slightly. He
punched at a pillow and wadded it
under his head. He added apollo
getically, Have to 60 out tonight,
probably"
Jenny turned the big chair to
face him and sat down in it. She did
not like his color. nor his look of
strain. She said gently. You're
pretty tired"
Me and everyone else" he an
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25
Cultivating Good Posture Simple, Says Dr. Brady

the suggestion,
 All any one can possibly accomp- fish by drawing" In the belly tor call it what your taste prefers) or drawing 1t up is restriction Of na- tural breathing. No physician, health authority. physical educator or even athletic trainer who has an ele- mentary knowledge Of physiology will approve of any such ridiculous drawing in" or drawing up Of the belly.
 That sort Of caricature or burleS. que performance may be all right In a clown role. In real life eulti- vating good posture Is simpler. cas- Ter and more natural. Keep your head high, as though carrying a basket of bananas balanced on It., Keep your chin tucked inside of an imaginary high collar. Never mind your belly or your chest. Draw or try to draw your hips closer togeth. CT, Stand With your feet parallel and six inches apart. That's all
 If from long neglect of your phy- sieal education you have acquired round shoulders. spinal curvature, round back, SWayback, protruding or slumped belly, mere posture prac- tee is not enouRh--you need medi- cal advice and without further delay.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25

New York who already have houses or apartments are freed of one fear in regard to having chil- dren-that If they do, they will no longer have a roof over their heads.
 And chlldless young couples who are house-hunting in the Big City may henceforth be able to find place to live Just by promising that they are sober people, with perma- nent positions who have no pets and give no big parties
 NEW ADVERTISING TREND?
 Unless, of course, something new creeps into the house-and apart- ment-wantetl advertisements. We are already familiar with such pleas aS' "Childless civilian couple no children or pets, husband perma- nently employed, desire house or apartment. References"
 With the new legislation in New York some house-hunterS may start Inserting, Wife past childbearing age" or Couple cannot have chil- dren," in their advertisements.
 It's a pretty personal admission, but houSehunters during the last few years in their efforts to ap-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25
BY GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer

OhildrenS food must be simple, yet 1t must have a high nutrition value. A quart of milk every day Is required for optimum growth as well As an egg at least four times . week, and fruits and vegetables, both cooked and raw, daily.
 Butter or fortified margarine Sup- plies the important Vitamin A., which is necessary to help fight di- SeaSe, especially the common cold,
 Eggs la G0ldenrOd
 (TO serve 4l
 One cup cream sauce, l table Mpoon fortified margarine, 1 tea spoon minced parsley, k teaspoon onion salt, slices hot toast, 4 eggs, hard-cooked,
 Mix together the margarine, the parsley every finely minced, and the onion salt. Spread on the hot toast. Arrange toast on serving dishes.
 Over the toast, slice the hard cooked eggs. saving out the yolk Of half an egg, Pour the cream sauce over the eggs.
 GarniSh plate with watercress, Serve with curls of celery and matchstick pieces of carrot.
 Cream Sauce
 Two tablespoons fortified mar garine, 2 tablespoons flour cup hot milk, salt and pepper to taste, Melt the margarine, add the flour. and mix to a smooth paste, Add the hot milk and stir over hot water or a low heat until creamy. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
 AnaarIna'S flnrd AuLhOritV

AmerIcaN card AuthOrity
 Here is an interesting hand from H. o. Teeple of Westheld, N, J., but my first comment must be a criticism of South's opening bid of three hearts, An opening three- bid should indicate at least six to the ace-king-queen or seven to the the ace-king. jack, with nothing on the side.
 There Is no necessity, therefore, for a three-bid opening on this hand. but North could not be eX- cuSed for that reason for his jump to seven hearts, which of course could not be made.
 North should realize that even if his partner held seven hearts to the ace-king- jack, the hand could easily be of heart trick. If North wanted to jump to seven Of any thing, seven diamonds would have been @ more logical bid, though he would be gambling on being able to get into the South hand,
 If South had opened the bidding with one heart, North could have bid three diamonds, then South would bid three hearts. Then North could bid four no trump to find out If South held the heart ace, which would be shown by response of five diamonds. North could then bid five spades, knowing that his partner would not leave that bid in; or he could bid five no trump, in which case South would show two kings with a bid of six hearts which ordinarily would put North into seven diamonds,
 However, over five spades South would bid six diamonds, and North would know then that his partner held two or three diamonds and that he could go to seven dia- monds safely.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25

Send a stamped self addressed en- Velope and ask In writing Cclipping not accepted) for instructions for taking an iodin ration (the spelling is my way to indicate that 1t is nutrltional, not medicinaD. I'm not fooling about rolling around the floor or the yard either Somer- saults that is. Everybody who isn't crippled should turn 'em every day.
 Acne
 Son, l6 has had acne since he was l3, He Is in high school and 1t is embarrassing. ID. A. H)
 Answer-On written request I'll send pamphlet on Acne-Black- heads and PimpleS.
 Easier on the Nerves
 l am happy to find the revised edition of the green book (NerVes and Nutrition) 'haS a more soothing cover and a kindlier tone in the text dare say you will accom- pliSh more good with the new Nerves book than you did with the old one t----, M.DO
 AnSwer-Thank you, Doctor. Now we'll see how they take 1t. For copy of the revised booklet Nerves and Nutrition" send twenty-five cents and stamped self addressed envelope.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25
FYtendlyLetterB Bargaim iM Charm
By ALICIA HART
 NEA staff Writer

The friendly or affectionate note which surprises Q friend with your thoughtfulness has been called by those who claim to know "a bar- gain in charm"
 Invest in 1t by taking your pen and note paper in hand, and ob- serve the rules of social corre- spondence by writing out the month and day and emitting the year.
 Perhaps the Easter holidays ahead will provide you with both
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D,


 According to propaganda of an in- Stitltte the week of May 6 to May II Is national posture week" Just who designates the innumerable days and weeks in this way 1t Is difficult to learn, but the idea has been oVerworked to the point of absurdity
 In this batch Of stuff from the institute there are some hand some posters In color, and one of the posters lists several suggestions to help the young person to culti- vate good posture. mention 1t here, Of course, just for the sake of criticislne--you know me, all
 Says the wrong direction In the poster
 Draw the abdomen in and up"
 No. in the first place. If were in your place I'd leave sthe abdomen right where 1t Is. The abdomen Is the great body cavity containing the stomach. inteStineS, liver, etc" and If you try to draw 1t up or in you'll get yourself In a Ak,
 What the sweet old ladies Of the institute" probably meant to say was Draw the anterior abdominal wall in and up" or in a word, draw the belly In and but dear me, refined folks cant use such lang. uaee. When they mean legs they say limbs and when they mean bel- ly they say abdomen" which Is a screamer, or diaphragm, which Is more than can stand,
 Aside from the qaint language used by the advertising agents who designed the posters, let me warn readers against taking the SuggeS- ton seriously. It Is the Veriest old almanac hokum and it cannot fall to do harm to any one, particularly a young person. who t''" 10 f''
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25
QUESTIONS and ANSWERS Mother Needs a Nib

Mother Is 72 apd In pretty good physical condition, but her memory is poor-Ive heard her say many times; If could only get some. thing that would help me to re- member better" (E. B. O.
 Answer-Probably mother needs 8 little nip-of Iodine. And then. too, we must try to get her rolling
 und the floor or the front yard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25

the leisure time and the inspira- ton for writing to friends,
 The hostess who invited you to drop in and meet her house guests won't expect @ note but will be pleased by your gesture. The friend who is devoted to a certain book will respond to a note telling her of the vivid impression that 1t made upon you. When you write someone of an encounter that you had with @ long-absent, mutual friend, your news will be wel- comed and your thoughtfulness will be remembered.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25
THINK OUT

perfectly guy things he's been places and things likes things and he dkes others He'd be interesting might something tell wondering you'll ask question You'll throw him help him to a conversation with you.
 Most boys willing enough talk girl has do Is them launched their boy will tell about himself you
 So thinking about the impression you're making ae hard the impression he's making what about the tone of his about the things
 Don't hard yourself attractive you attended to that before interested and listening what he with you're intelligent girl smile and happy he'll warm And all this mpreng
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25
Molasses MIX Shake

One cup cold milk, tablespoon molasseS, teaspoon cocoa, iS teaspoon salt, a shake of nutmeg,
 Mix a little of the milk with the cocoa, slowly, to make a smooth mixture. Add remaining milk and ingredients.
 Pour Into mason Jar, supplied with rubber ring, Cover tightly and shake until frothy, Serve at once.
 Mixture may also be beaten In a deep bowl with rotary egg beatenO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25

Thomas E. Dewey which will make 1t a misdemeanor for a landlord to de m a n d in a lease a stlpula- ton that the tenants will not have any babies during .the term of the lease. But the law itself Is a welcome sign to babies of the future.
 MT, and Mrs,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25

Pattern No. SS62 is for sizes, l2, SA i6, 1s and %. Size IA requires 8 3-s yards of 35 or 39-inch.
 For this pattern, send 20 cents, in COINS, your name, address, size de- sired, and the PATTERN NUMBER to Sue Burnett, Waterbury Demo- crat. ll50 Avenue Americas, New York 19, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25

Signed letters pertaining to per. 40nal health and hygiene, not Co dlseRse, d diagnosis Of treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady ii ' stamped aelf-addFessed envelope ls enclosed. Letters should be brief and written In Ink, NO reply can be made tO queries not conform lnE Co InstPuCtIOns, Address Dr. William Brady. National News- paper Service, 3sO West Madison Street. Chicago, TI.
 Copyright I946, John F. Dille Co.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25
TOMORROW'S MENU tIn Accord With FEC
 prOgraml

BREAKFAST; $ { eve d pruneS, crisp bacon, corn bread, butter or fortified margarine, jelly or marma- lade coffee, milk,
 CHTLDREN'S l. U N c II - DINNER Eggs a la Golden rod on toast, celery carrot sticks, molaSses milk shake, raisln drop cookies, tea.
 DINNER Broiled shad with roe, new potatoes, broiled toma- toes, spring salad, strawberry Shorteake, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25
Summer Charmer
By SUE BURNETT

by SUE BURNETT
 Destined for a successful summer M this distinctive, feminine, day. tAner that will cause sighs of envy from your friends, Simple cap sleeves and flattering neckline are finished in scallops-and add a flow. CT bouquet or fayorite jewelry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25
Elizabeth Woodward Says
DON'T TRY SO HARD

Hcro'S perfectly strange boy. Mdry hos led hi't Hp Co goR Co be iNtrodWcod, aud vo9 gdtck dt hia Hc looks dciccdblC, BM for the WC of goW goW can't think ot e thing to sGy to hiR. Gee. delectdblc men are SO JeiC and fdr bttceen iH 9oar Ue WoUldnt C Dc eonderf you could snG0gle this one for GcGysS Would t bc too much Co Gsk thGt hc should Rkc goW the lOdg goH Nke hhm? What is he thinking of yoRF fS he Rising chGt he sces3 IS ho thinking mGybe C kneee gou better, he'd ask you for dotc? All of h ihcmSCiGes Ground b pour crdniWN, And crowd out
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25
Landlords
 Take Babies
 Now-Legally
By RUTH MILLETT NEA Stan Writer

Welcome to tho world, Junior
 New York landlords may not hang out any such signs in jubilation over legislation just signed by Gov.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25

Ninety per cent of forest fires are man-made, with nearly one-third of them caused by careless campers and smokers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25
YOUR THINKING IN

concentrating hard thinking that aren't even paying any attention him You're worrying so over what hes You're usered that he's strange you're forgetting completely that too And that maybe meet muhes his All thoughts yourself your And wondengs you give this strange lad break.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25

pear desirable to landlords have come through with all sorts of in-
 formation about themselves, And
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25

they may not hesitate to be even a little more personal-if, 1t means a PLACE TO LIVE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25
Friday Night Dances Resume at Boys Club

The regular FriSay night dance program will be resumed ct the Boys CluB this week after omit ting 1t over the Good Friday holi- day
 The committee composed Of treo Vlolotte, Louis Cardella, Nardeen Reynolds and Dorothy Imperato promise new surprises this week Doncing will begin at V;SO D. m. and continue until 10 D. n'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25

Mort Carolinas forest irdunstrles yield the state Q revenue of sllO,- 0OO, 1000 annually
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25

gnels uslleI 10 cHANoI OuI Q MAaKlI AueIvAIIoN'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-25

wt RESERVE THl RIoHE 70 IIAT ovANpVlIs
Evening star., 1946-06-01
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. colored, recent Apex
graduate GRADUATE desires full-time position as
RRsIFffsf BRIffsH WIFE VT @%s oF VETERAN formerly
manageress of exclusive London leather
goods store, desires responsible position
offering a, maximum of opportunity in
same sam Iine as saleslady or assistant buyer.
CoILRGE GRADUATE. B. A., psychology,
age "a, 3 yrs Govt, exper secy. and audi
DREssMAKiNG, design, remod.. altera-
tons; eve; gowns specially: .reas; MISS
EMPLOYED WOMAN would like to do light
% YORK in home in exchange for room. Box
ExPER1ENCED LAUNDREss wishes days
week work: best references. HO. 3034
HOUSEkEEPER, supervising. in gentleman's
home: British-American. middle-aeed. wide
MAID-colIeee girl desires position as
Snds y maid Addess IT ssase4s eDes for RRR %
Talcott Hall, oberlin College, oberlin, o.
s1ss SgRsE choa oa
PAT. LAW sECY.. fuii or or part pa. time; ex.
PRAcffeAL By Ssne housekesp
daughter: willing to do Simple cooking ane
pRas 4sss rs 955 So live sm in or 5s
sEcRETARY. 26. desires position with
years experience in stenoeraphic ane
secretarial duties. mostly legal: with col
lese and business school background; in.
terested only in position with future ad.
vaneement. Write Box 55-G. Star. ::
WOMAN, colored desires messenger work,
experienced. North 1928. %
YOUNG WOMAN, college graduate (Englisf
major, accurate typist and some experience
literary research wants situation in book
store or comparable type of work: salar!
secondary to interesting work with chance
for advancement Box 1851, Star. %
WANTED-Bookkeepin and accounting
evenings and Saturdays: experienced. Bon
Evening star., 1946-06-01
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored, wants job as ghw; 5-day
week. Phone ME. 237l
GIRL, colored, from country. city refer
ences, wants days work, 3 or days week
TR 1896. Mon. 10 to .. %
GIRL, eolored, desires days work, excel
lent references. NE. 1920.
GIRLS (3l desire part-time jobs, g.hw
or busgills, SIG and carfare. 1922 v
St W.
GIRL, colored, desires days work. DI
2250.
GIRL, colored, wants light days work, 4
GIRL. coiored, would like to have a job
cleaning Offices, S25 per week. DU. 9607.
LAUNDERER, experienced, wishes laundry
to DO at home. Phone AID. 1925. =
the week. ME. 1888. i
WOMAN, colored. experienced, 3 days
cleaning apt. launder personal things or
mems shirts; soc per hour. references
RE. 3502
YOUNG colored woman wants. work 5
hours IN morn, IS cents per hour and
all oav ElinSYS NO 1856
Evening star., 1946-06-01
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

SIS. Is per 100; Ken-L-Meal, S675 per 100:
81 ds5iveFsd, sd Assd sall ARMAN FROSTED FOOD
BoARDING-A-1 facilities for dogs and
ksENNELs 4$iS Conn: ave. Wo; ossf.
outdoor screened runways: special rates
for perm. boarders; Axe reg. cookers for
sale KRISS KROSS KENNELS. Lee hwy,
r. ell, near Centerville. Fairfax 11-J,2.
CoLLIEs and shetland sheep dogs tminia-
ture collies). the kind YOU have been
looking for at the place you have heard
about. BEECH TREE FARM. Annandale
CoCkER SPANIEL PUPPIES. beautiful,
black: S35 UP. Fairfax 163.W. Il
COUNTRY BOARDING., sanitary kennels,
individual runs; free pickup and delivery:
special long-term rates. QAKMONT FARM
KENNELS. Hobart 1858, Gaithersburs
BOSTON TERRIERS males, weeks,
Axe registered. GIL. 3O02. -
COLLIE-Thoroughbre male, IA months;
rabies, and diStemper. inoculations; beau
tiful dog with loving disposition: $40. OR.
RABBITs-Youns and old. for sale, Re-
GREAT Gss P'YiiRENEEs, white. female, resia.
tered. | yr. old. Call SH. 1906 =
CONTINUED on Next Pass.)
Evening star., 1946-06-01
HOME IMP. COMPANIES (cont. }

BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, general re-
gaIpts eslrs and {! l%M home impToyements ai CIV
MARcuec1o. Route sAfzoi Rorners fp'hSas isns.
coNsTRUcTfNG drveways % H0she and walaWsys satS
IS F2visa q
is not always the cheapest, but we do give
You %ork MANI sH Let oas
wiring, repairs and new Installations: floor
sSs1 Ell ii%ssfs sshss5tSE
SSiL!oI65kAs Si!I I5A ss1 sssA1SpEp and ze,nishea; 1old
+ Eea5; , pTiess M n; MORRIS: sA, aS57 3.
LGoR Lin SERVICE n9thinG put put the best
anet Brues nsnes
ING CONTRACTORS. INC. isi2 Wiscon-
5in n, ave. No o. a.i5 I,,r
tracing. TAYLOR g. WILLIAMS, call Elk.
54O2; evenings. CHI. 5547. Free estimates
HOUSE ALTERATIONS. repairs and re-
modelling, painting and papering. Call
AID; 002I; evenings. Sligo 2615. SHOCKEY
IRONWORK, FIRE escapes railings, angles,
beams guards. burelary protection, gates,
RTR3M RoM wGKks dessn and ma i7Ss nss COM
plete kitchens in old or new homes; latest
sa16 eabipets Wn AND a.i stainless steel sinks Ma
PAINTING, interior and exterior: papering
carpenter work; remodeling of all types.
INCLUDING roofs. Leave message for MR..
81 am, eve. 7-10 pm; FIR. 1852 all
PAINTING. decorating. papering. floor re-
finishing, roof repairs, waterpi oof1ng; work
guaranteed. White mechanics. references
furnished; ESTABLISHED 1925. GILBERT &
BENG KEMophL ttas yDT5 h0ms
LATIoN oN,t CO; b502 WIS ave WI ISnG
carpentry, roofing. insulating, wiring,
ericksey Sdns Rlasssrins cement ES9k W9Fk
RETAINING WALLS and porches. Let us
estimate your work in concrete. brick or
ROCKS AND FLAGsToNE.. you build
ing walk, outdoor fireplace, wall rock
6 eall Us toT fine rock. EN-. s554., -
service. GIcHNER. Ma 1870.
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while I have ma
terials: repairing and remodeling in the
and Saturday. W. D. TAYLOR, Contractor
fSd n va Ralldsf; And WASH. call PATTERSON
CAULFIELD CORP. for Johns Manville
roofing and siding, also storm windows.
$49 YoN WAHT Ss ANS SSnf rANrSc H2 Or roons
cali THOMAS BROS. They shall come i'm
mediately. Thomas Bros. are very de-
pendable. Phone Ludlow 4134 .