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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-04
THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
Outside City Limits, Route 7, Road
to Terra Alta. West Va.

Sunday School, 1880 A. NJ; Young
peoples service, 700 P. NJ. Evangei-
istic service following young peoples
meeting. Bible study, Wednesday, at
1870 P. NJ. Evangelistlc service on
Saturday evening 80 O'clock
Bishop Dan II. McAllister, pastor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-04
ORDER NISI

ORDERED. By the Orphans Court for
Garrett County. Maryland. this Goth day of
March. 1916, that the sale of the real estate
of Charles Henry McIntire and Paul W. Nc
lntire, Jr., infants made by Paul w Mcln-
tire, ST. Guardian OF said infants and this
day reported to this Court by the said Guar
dian, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
be shown to the contrary on or before the 18th
day of April. next; provided a copy OF this
order be inserted in some newspaper pub
lshed in Garrett County 1T least once a week
for three successive weeks before the 18th
day of April. 1916.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
$9l3.3I.
NORVAL SPEELMAN,
FRANK CALLS.
Z. c. CUPPETT,
Judges OF the Orphans Court
True Copy Test: VERNE R. SMOUSE,
Register Of Wills.
- Advertisement -
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-04
PRIMITIVE WESLEYAN CHURCH
Formerly Union Holiness Tabernacle
Rev. L. NJ. Tucker. Pastor

Tuesday: Young peoples meeting.
G:30 P NJ; prayer meeting, 1870.
Saturday: Young peoples meeting,
G:30 P. NJ; public address system,
1880; prayer meeting, 500 o'clock.
Sunday: Sunday school at o'clock;
preaching at and 1880; young people
at 6:3O z. ".
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-04

Oakland firemen were called Sun
day afternoon to eXtinguish a grass
fire which had gotten beyond control
on the hillside just north Of the Haz-
lett property on Crook Crest.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-04
SAND FLAT TABERNACLE
Row navid H Garne paStnl.

7 Miles out Of Oakland, Route PIG
Sunday school, 10 A NJ; morning
II; evangelistic service at
7:45. Mid-week service, Wednesday
evening, 7:45.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-04

Ferndale Baptist Church. Sunday
School, 10; BTU, 6:15. Evening SER
vice Of praise and worship with SER
mon by the pastor, 1870. Prayer and
praise service, Wednesday, 7:30.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-04

In the Matter of the Estate of Charles
Henry Mclntire and Paul W. McIntre, Jr.
Infants; Paul W. McIntre. Sr.. Guardian.
In the Orphans Court for Garrett County,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-04
LAKE PARK BAPTIST
CHURCH
Loeb Lynn Heights, Md.
Rev. James Macleod, Pastor.

Sunday School, 10 A. NJ. Classes
for all ages. HOO, Morning worship
with sermon: "Power of the Cross"
6:15 P. NJ, BTU. Mid-week prayer
and study meeting, Tuesday, 1870
Sunbeams, Friday, 400 P. NJ.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-04

James Opel, son Of Simon Opel, re-
Gently discharged from the USA., and
who saw service in the ETC, has re-
turned to his fathers home in the
GladeS community.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-04

IMPORTANT-When changing ad-
dress, send US old address as well as
new; send address label from last
copy; allow two weeks for first copy
to reach new address.
The Valley settler., 1946-01-11


 Tho REVEREND CLUB Will moot with Mrs. Alvin Collier on Wednesday, Jonuary Is. VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTING UNIT TO oRGzNIzE There will bo a meeting on Monday night January IA l946 at 8 P M. fn.the COtMHJNITY HILL for tho purpose of organizing a Volunteer Fire Fi ight ing organizat ion. This meet ing is sponsored by tho Chomerr of Commerce. and persons from all other orgnnizat ions ore invited to conc and mako this Community Project.
 By organizing it will make it possible. for Bolmor to obtain from tho Var Surplus Property, fl Ghting equipment that would not otherwise be ovoilable to then. This equipment is turned ovor to re sponsiblo organ izotions in small communities for very snail cost. At present 500 gallon bumper on a 3 wheel trailor ri tn g. gallon ,ooztingii shcrs, 50 foot of suction hoso md 25o 1t. of l inch hoso hos been obtained. This is. the s1ne type used by tho Ar11y. This has been loaned b. tho Var Surplus Property and it is very possible that it will bo turned over to 0 responsible Fire Fi ghting Organization. Tho Pu1por will be on dis play tt the Valley Theatre this noxt week. In the noor future thcro will be available two complete Ii ro comb inot ion chemical q d punper trucks. They can bo turhood over to Fire Fighting Organ ization. Y t-. PA MEETING JNulRY IS, 7:oo PM. Tho January meeting of tho PTA will foo-~ turo Q Pot Luck Dinner in tho school lunch rora. Tho toachors aro in charge of this meeting. Put this dato in your little rcd |noto book and be at tho dinner. ....'.. |Mr. Don Irwin has qoc iously consented to lbo toast mnstor at the dinner and that means fun" for al1 of us. Mir. Don Pcyno lis Goong to- show boaut ifu1 Ala slCan pictures Iend there ril1 be tUo nurabors, on tho program Iby the teachers. Conc and get acquainted ri tn your childss teacher and enjoy seeing your noighbors.
The Valley settler., 1946-01-11

l4-A. Neva The BUSY FINGERS All. Club net Jan. TO-, ot the homo Of their leader, Mrs. Lou Honko. Some of, thoso youngsters gro -h1roady knitting art tic1os. They arc A3l
 students.
The Valley settler., 1946-01-11
NOT ICE 5
HOlEMAKERs' CLUB NOTICES

Thero will bo a Homomnkors' Meeting in tho Extons ion Office on Monday January IA at PM. All homo raokors desiring to. join a club in Civic Cent CT arc invited. Tho BUTTE HohEaNKERs' Club will moot. on January 17, ot he hone of Mrs. Otto Potcr son. "Facts about Statehood" will be discussed at this mo ct ing.
 Tho REVEREND CLUB Will moot with Mrs. Alvin Collier on Wednesday, Jonunry l6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15
York Black Yankees Basscos UnderArcs Wednesday
By DAN PARKER

Club should head this file m the playing the horses at will application riding license when opens sculing help spot any attempted Atlantic City track
 ISIDORE BEIBER claims he and his brother Phil willing their horses brackeed entries when they compete Tn Club wouldn't allow such he five Bill Al could knock ball out of the Early tbut not to hed naXWeH advertising of Earl Maxwell Associates medical spare comic Charley vackner will feature boxing his daily VEIN
 THIS BUREAU has sent Larry represents of mother Sam Dody collected from the fans of Sect 33 the Polo Grounds who gave sum p the assertion that Eddie Dyer his talent They Eddes the and the only hin with the pitching The Giants Wo- derng if their beautiful Spring friendship Cleveland changed its training from Clear Phoenix Ariz Charley Flynn of Brooklyn wonders why sold the lights turned off in them Joe Humphreys the fight an- died today.
 BOB KIPHUT swimming London sports the with British athletes WhoVe been steadily late manurion brought about by wartime diet
 F0rdhm Lady of Johnny Mason Fund (shes the contribution which I've for of the Heaon the latest broth of bye Paul BoUser wrestling help us4 learned vTesle eating an English chop Dublin Joe of Brooklyn this People who wager When they honestly tally their losses they discover the hosses the bosses
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15

getcns especially the built
 MONTREAL FANS Branch Hickey for exhibition between all though Reiser Walker and Iigbe missing and the exhibition To the field cushions Dink Carroll Gazette columnst Three treatment played stronghold of the the ball park High School. taking complete Plattsburgh ord from the first Mother Cabn the saint publicly 1886 E.
 Fordham basketball star Alderman Teddy Moran prominent in Holy Name Club introduced bill changing Northern Avenue Cbrni Boulevard Howie Hatton followed his hitter Merchants SoftbaH with a Monday
 SPEAKING LUNCHES nobody Mike Barnett NeWarkS porcelain horses complete with jockeys bought day gently Monmouth and IF the jockeys saddle cloths and oted them down intend these Daily Double At bought dozen different Doubles combinations ou forgot his 81 hunch Naturally, Il S6l0 Lido Beach Fla where DMaggo and Phil Bzzo the training New York visit with Jimmy Kelly The Jockey Club soliciting ideas for the breed if gestions Make Barney Baruch member replied Tony. Is John Clark Hialeah all
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15
1900 Watch Locals Beot N Y. Police

The New York Black Yankees, one of the biggest drawing cards in baseball today, will furnish the opposition for Mgr. Joe Samoska's Brasscos Wednesday night at the Municipal Stadium.
 Sporting winning streak of three games, the loctls will be in top shape for the contest and Walt Gathman, Yale University flinger who set down the New York Police with seven hits Saturday is expect ed to be on the hill with Ray Decker and Mike kLssko in relief.
 Saturdays 7-o decision at the ea- penSe of the New Workers was played before the largest night game of the year as more than l. 300 fans paid to see the attraction The Brasscos broke < 5-5 tie with two runs in the eighth to clinch the issue after two hours and Al min utes of playing time had been con- stunned.
 Moore Starts It
 With two out in the eighth Billy Moore walked and stole second. Rather than pitch to the left hand ed Johnny DeVito, the Cops passed the flyhawk to bring up Al Cue cinello but the strategy back fired as the shortstop lined single to right for the first run and DeVito tailed the other marker while working double steal with Cucci- hello.
 The New Workers took 3-1 lead after four innings but Eddie Sheehan's home run with two aboard in the fifth put the Brass COS ahead until the eighth when the Police scored pair to tie the count.
 The game was marred by several arguments between the players and umpires and was the most closely contested tilt of the year. Ed Sheehan, with a homer and single, and Billy Moore, with two singles. paced the Brasscos while Branch hit hard for the Police
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15
Talbert, Prentiss Seeded on Courts

Neenah. Wis. July l5-eUtj The western hard courts tournament opened today-4 hours late.
 Ram postponed yesterdays open singles matches and moved top seeded Billy Talbert's first appear ance back to Tuesday or Wednes- day Talbert, Wilmington, Del, who successfully defended his western tennis tournament title yesterday, uas scheduled 10 meet Don Negen- dank, Sheboygan, Wis, m his first round match
 Mary Arnold Prentiss of Los An eeles, was seeded No. in women S singles and Barbara Kraseof San Francisco, was second seeded.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15
Junior (13- 15) League
 Games This Week
WEEK OF JULY 14 Ted Williams Division
Games Tuesday, 10 A. M.

Games Tuesday, l0 A. M. Brass Mill No l-RaVens Watervile Warriors. No. 2-Redwings vs. Cheshire Heights. No 3-NIill Plain Aces Knob Hill Hawks. Hamilton Park No 2-N. E. Dwarfs vS. Pals.
 Hank Greenberg Division
 Games Wednesday. 10 A. M. Brass Mill
 No. Boys Club vs. Bombers No. 2-Orange Street Champs vs. E, E. Braves No 3-WarnerS vs. Clovers. Hamilton Park No 2-Royals vs Prospect Stars. Brooklyn Eagles, bye.
 Charley Keller Division
 Games Thursday 10 A. M. Brass Mill No. 1-Scarlet Hose vs. Cobras. No. 2-Outlaws vs. Sylvan Avenues. No. 3-Waterville Partners LeOpards Hamilton Park No. 2-Texans Vs. BouIey Manols
 Bobby DOerr Division
 Games Friday, 10 A. NJ. Brass Mill No. l-Chpman Street Eagles vS w. H, Cadets No. 2-Cassons Brooklyn knaves. No. 3-North End A. C. vs. Pemberton Aces. Hamilton Park No. 2-Hopevie Ravens Mohawks. Scorpions. bye.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15
NATIONAL. GEtGt F

New York u<oslo 1o-75 at ehcaso tWyse 9-7),
 Philadelphia (stanceu t-b st Chem natl (Hetki 2-2D.
 Brooklyn Hatten 5--) st sf Louis CBurkhart 4-D-Night.
 Boston (Niggeliug e-ti at Pltts5uEh lHeintzelman 6-5l-N ight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15
AMERICAS IEALI +
HOME RI >>
Probable Pitchers
BY CNITED PRESS
AMERICAN \ I,t,AGg

Detroit Hutchinson 4-6y at Nsv fork fChandler t$-D-Night.
 Chicago CHamuer 1-3) at Phuadeiahia st Louis (shiriey 5-s) at Washington CWolff 1-SJ-Night.
 lOnlN games schedulsdL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15
Want A Camel

The Millville Cubs of Naugatuck are anxious to book games with teams averaging from l3 to 15 years of age Teams interested are urged to write to Al Brewer, RED. No. 1, Naugatuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15
Nt.srE.RnAY,s- REsu.Ts

Datroit. 5. New York, 1 OstI, Detroit, s; New York. 3 (9dI- Boston, Il; Cleveland. 10 Gst1. Boston. | Ciev elsnd. C2dB.
 Philadelphia Chicago. | Clst1. Chicago I. Philadelphia, 3 (2d3. Washington. } St. Lotus, 3 Cst9. Washington, Il; St. Louis. 2=(2dl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15
WAu3Xe[A - by BILL HARRINGTON -
ducts the program $ music.

duets the programs music.
 Fred Waring and his PennSylvan- ians, holding down the Fibber Me Gee and Molly Tuesday night time on NEG. have started of with bang. Latest listening audience sur- vey Hooper shows that they are among the top dozen evening net work programs, lovely rating for new show.
 Kay Kyser, proud new papa, ls going to take seven weeks of from l his duties as preXy of College of Musical Knowledge on NEG Wed nesday nights, to get acquainted" with the infant. During Kays baby sitting vacation, Art Linkletter will don the mortar board and gown to carry on the show.
 Walter Lanier Red Barber, na- tionally- sports announcer, has been named Columbia networks Director of Sports. effective imme- diately, it was announced today by Davidson Taylor, CBS Vice-Pres- ident and Director of Programs.
 Ted Husing, CBS' sports broad caster since 1927, leaves the network at the expiration of his contract on August 8 to go into free-lance work. Jimmy Dolan. Musings aide-de- camp for the past 10 years, will re- main with Barber under the new Setup as Assistant Director of Sports.
 DolanS appointment was speci- dcally requested by Barber who .ermed the former an associate upon whose wide experience in planning sports broadcasts I shall ely heavily"
 The first performance of Do You ,ecall?' new song by Idabelle Trestone, will be featured on the Voice of Firestone' program to- light. NEG, 8:30 P. M. Oscar Shum- zY. concertmaster ot the ofahestTa
 i'll play the number as a violin 1,O Ms fite5tona also Is comp poSeT
 -Qhe programs rnaa4e songs 1IJ
 -SOcIon ald II My E.a1 aa1..
 SF+dONo oW al L4&Ol..- -Sot -s- : J 'SS- e.4 -
 , Will slng Meath the SouIne1. :.
 .900 from Naughty MaTistra
 i mes VerS avai6nr Jes aiIes py
 ann. Bird Songs al Eventide
 i'd If I Loved You" from "Carou- el.9
 As part of the campaign to at tract recruits for the peacetime military corps the United States Army will take over the Spotlight Bands" presentations for eight weeks beginning tonight and the Coca Cola Company will resume it's sponsorship with the program of September
 The all-star musical serlez feat uring the orchestras of Guy Lom haroo, xavler Cugat and Harry James. utll continue to be hearc over WOR Mutual on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays respec- lively from 93o to 10 ? M
 Slll Slater. em cee of ABCs Sun day bowling -auiz Right Do1n You, Alley and one of Americas top flight sports announces. was literal ly pushed into radio He was coach ing at the Blake School in Minne
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15
s l|zIZ:7 zl2|k!S:17 5
NATIONAL LEAGUE YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Chicago [; New York. f
 St. Louis. 5; Brooklyn, 3 QsD. St Louis. ,. Brooklyn. l (2nd, 12 inn) Boston I; Pittsburgh l dst1. Pittsburgh ,. Boston. . t2ndl. Cfnpnnati. 3; Philadelphia, GsD. Philadelphia, $: Cincinnati, 62d).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15
STANDING
GAMES TO-DAY

Brooklyn al St Lotus tNlghtJ. New YcrS al Chtcage.
 Phflade1uh at f-inefDnati Boston al PHts shurEh CNighf9.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15
STANDING
AAAiIS InDAA
GAMES TOMORROW

Netfolt ii New. York tN4ght4 St Louis al W ashington (Nlght) Chicago at Philadelphia (Nlgh1. (OnIy games sclleduledl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15
THE WATERBURY DEMOCRAT WATERBURY, CONN., MONDAY JULY 5 946
The Broadway Bugle

CONGRESSMAN DONALD OTOOLE having offer of Mike doubled thinks OTooe knows where Mikes is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15

St. Petersburg, Fla. because of the Georgia State tax money he earned in New York, with the Yankees. Headline in the Buffalo Outlet Negro weekly, over story that action Dave Mason benefit held there recently: Lord Have Mercy or Such People Which Go Out to Wrong Others. :. Has Bill Duffy bought into Elmer Violent Ray Tom my OLoughlin's Negro heavyweight? Here's the New South for you: Happy Chandler of Kentucky soliciting Bojanges Bill Robinson5 autograph at the All-Star game American League fans have diffi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15

St Louis al Washington. ..
 Cleveland at Boston tOniH games scheduledl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15

Tito Guizar. handsome young Mexican born baritone who has be- come an international favorite through his concert tours, moving pictures. recordings and radio ap- pearances. will make his debut as guest artist on the Telephone Hour tonight when that program is heard over the entire NEG network at g P. Nj
 Aeeompanled by his own guitar plus the 57-pieee Bell Symphonic Orchestra conducted by Donald oorhees-Senor Guizar will bring Telephone Hour audiences songs from his native Guadalajars as well as bit of French opera and pop ular ballad.
 The newest entry in the singing jingle radio commercial sweepstakes is backed up with 8 fifteen minute musical variety show that adds up to sparkling entertainment. Star ring Jimmy Atkins and his guitar, and a poppy vocal group, accom- panied by Kerry Harold and his band. the show, titled the Frolics, is further livened by the announe- ing of the Well-xnoWn network per sonality, Ken Roberts.
 Jimmy Atkins, star of the Fro lies, halls from Nebraska and has been playing the guitar since he was a small boy. He has been associated
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15

Vaughn Monroe, starred with his orchestra and guests on NEG Thursday nights, is also timely composer. Vaughn is currently completing a tune titled "Bikini Blues.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15
GAMES TOMORROW
AMERiCaN LEAGUE

Phiia5e phis al Cincinnati, New ' ork a. Chicago
 CC,niy games sr heduledA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15

Famed film Character Actor j. Carroll Naish staIs on the Ch7 5 5uspenss program -.t= ii tIis Charlie 5llllln-L-cf Faoa tniilal Sl-1y RI.tc EJ-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15

Bob Hawk consdv 1ulz heard
 tonight at 7:3o P M over Station WABC, finds Bob tossing questions at people and rewardihg correct answers with cash and cigarettes. The programs duffle bag of smokes will be sent to the Veterans Hos pitaals in OutWood. Ky and Fargo, No. Dak.: U. s. Army Kennedy General Hospital, Memphis Tenn: :: U. s. Naval Hospital. Quantico. Va.
 and U. $. Marine Hospital, Evans vile, Ind. Peter Van Steedan con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15

Born on Saint Valentines Day in the City of Brotherly Love. handsome Elliot Lawrence leads his youthful band in smooth dance music that spreads the romantic air of his namesake. An old musician for his tender 21 years, Elliot is a talented arranger, composer and pianist. The youngsters, who blend popu- lar styling with symphonic tone, have been signed up for a guest spot on the Supper Club" show. Thursday, July 18th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15

with the Fred Warlng aggregatlon for some years.
 The 15-minute transcribed pro grams. are heard over Station WATR at I.45 2 NJ. on Tuesdays and Thursdays
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15

apolis when student suggested to his advertising executive father that Bill handle football broadcasts for the University of Minnesota home games.
 That kids dad believed in mak- ing radio announcers just like they used to teach a kid to swim says Slater He just threw me in I didn't know thing about radio, so I took the assignment of hand ling the opening double header. I talked and talked from one o'clock until after six. There was no time to have mike fright and I've never had an opportunity to have 1t after that
 And. believe It or not. that first program Uas sponsored! !'
 Elliott Lewis, who WITS star b1lllng on Suspense over CBS July B. when he appears ln his own story
 Full Confession, usually intro duCes his actress-wife thusly This Is Mrs or Miss Cathy Lewis. FL lott explains that Cathy.s maiden name was also Lewis and that it is correct to introduce an actress as Miss even though she is married among Radio Rows busiest thes- plans. met four years ago when both were working on the same network program and were wed six months later.
 Wally Fowler, head of NBC's Oak Ridge Quartet, is ready to sell or junk, the big old bus he and his boys use to travel around each week making personal appearances be- tween their Saturday night Grand Ole Opryn broadcaStS. He has had too many narrow escapes lately. Last week rear wheel came oil when they were driving fast, and the fender miraculously held the wheel up and saved them from a nasty lreck. It's. something like that every week
 Vaughn Monroe, starred with his orchestra and guests on NEG Thursday nights is also timely composer. Vaughn is currently completing a tune titled "Bikin Blues.
 Famed film Character Aetor J Carroll Nalsh staIs on tie Cb-
 Suspense pIogI an. =~tlz il4 th, Charlie Salilr-L-ur F1C1 cEi12i Sl111y Rl,,c Ey-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-15

Copyright. 1s46. King Features syndicate
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-15

programs IN ad-NELl. kt SSELL
vance; she invites people down and
puts them ON the air. She never
knows herself what she is going to
say, and as result, the whole
show Is ON the informal side. Il
may end sentence with preposi-
tion, or May talk slang" Florence
says. Anything can happcn!"
She's as informal AS her program,
and we got ON famouSly.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-15

No doubt You will find that you
have personality traits from each
Of the types defined, but funda
mentally most Of your traits will
fall within one particular type.
You are the executive type Il you
are the malnstay of IA group
whether IT I've family ur a bust
ness aSSuclauonl, are broad minded
and direct IN your thinking and
speaking. have a marked sense Of
loyalty, are better listener than
tatkeT, make the most uf what you
have without explanation ar sense
Of martyrdnm, and are capable ni
imagination even within the con.
fines Of narrow, routine duties.
You are the dramatic type II you
dress In please yourself rCgRrdlCas
uf fashion dictates and friends ~
relatives opinions, love attention,
unConsclouSIy become the center Of
the crowd, are inclined to deep
moods ot depression and rlatlon,
change your couture styles ncCa-
sionally, show caRcrncsS for change,
are bad ON detail and restless under
routine. and accept the new IN your
philosophy If HE,
You are the emotional type Il you
feel rather than think your dcci-
sions IN life, are impulstvc. given
to fads and intense concentration VI
all your interests, profess lndItlcr-
ence Ia appearance, become highly
sensitive to surroundings aud en-
Vlronmont, possCss many talents
but master none, CUiuy masculine
society more than feminine, are
cgotistcal because Of inner depth,
hence sincere and not offensive,
feel hHpplcst when IN turmoil, and
adore very dramatic or extremely
feminine fashions,
YOU nrr tho feminine type II You
enjoy small az closed circle Of
friends, believe material posses
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shop even when not buying, make
IA great to dn over holidays, dislike
to ho alone, adore dainty and small