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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-25
BEAUTIES HINTS
Exercise Firms
Muscular Girdle
BY ALICIA HART
NEA Staff Writer

Your front-line defense OF a good
figure is your own muscular girdle.
what suffers besides your shape
when you allow this "girdle's" pow
erfnl bands to grow saggy are prac-
tically the works: respiration, di-
gestion, circulation and elimination.
Need to take up the slack? Take
exercise. Here are two routines,
designed to make your muscular
girdle as strong, taut and elastic
as a good postwar corset:
For the first exercise. sit on the
floor with legs outstretched. With
out bending your back, come for
ward frtsn the hips and TRY e
touch your toes. You won't %
able to make the contact unit
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-25

pamphlet ut is Stupid to Suffer
from Piles"
Every One should Be Tired Of II
inclose twenty-five cents and
stamped envelope Of regular size
bearing my address, for a copy OF
your booklet Call 1t Cri." My Sis
ter writes that 1t has done wonders
for her family--and I'm tired OF
having our children bringing home
colds and sniffles ali the time.
Mrs F. @. ID
Answer--Oke. The booklet is in
the mail. I'm still hammering away
at it, cheered by an occasional note
indicating that some one else calls
it "kree" and understands why.
Soy Bean Oil
Friend suggests take q table
spoonful of soy bean oil daily-that
1t is excellent for constipation, for
gazing weight and for feeling tired
and nun down. CMrs. II. J. b
Answer-It is as good, but no bet
ter. food or remedy as olive, pea
nut oil or any other oil or fat used
as food.
Copyright 1916 by John F. Ollie Co.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-25
Your Health
By Dr.. William Brady

slwnea lesgern peeenlntAn te per.
ainenee, almMmoaln ~ treatment,
will he answered ~ Nes nrHdy ~
: utampea uelt-aaarenaee ,nvetape
Il enclosed Letters shomla BE brief
and wrltteA IN tmA. No teplg chn
b. made - queries act coatutMas
amR % instructions. Address, ne.
William menev. National NeWn-
paper Service, $40 west Maetsnn
street. CAiea9N, III
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-25

you've practiced this one for sew
eral days, but effort counts as
exercise.
For the second, lie on your back
ON the floor with arms out
stretched above your head. Keep
ing arms up and heels glued to
the floor, pull up to a sitting po-
sition, using your abdominal mus
cles to hoist you. Return to posi-
ton and relax; take this one
only a few times at first. Increase
the count daily as soreness in
abdominal muscles gradually dis
appears.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-25

The q. rs privilege 70 take the risk
II he wants TOP
After all, marriages made m
America carry no guarantee Oh
success,
And many an American boy ana
American girl take try at mar
rlaae that older and wiser folks are
sure won't last, because OF obvious
obstacles.
Yet we concede e Is their right.
10 make a try at marriage-afd
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-25

The housing SHORTAGE received
q bonneville Twist IN Glos Angeles
When some desperate home.seek-
efs ended up renting old trolley
cars % far Il has worked rather
well.
or course, ono hoaraer did get a
little burned up and called a COP
when HE landlord demanded two
cents and q transfer before he
would let him pass from the kit
chen 10 the bathroom,
Another family struck it lucky
They pulled M some fioorboards
10 put IN some wiring and found
e,50o nickels that q lareenous
coductor had cached for the day
when he would turn m his
changemaker
And one group complained that
the trolley Il bought was haunted.
Every night at dark the car
would be filled with low moan.
ing. but u was cleared up Il
seemed that this car had been
on the santa Anita. Hollywood
run and the means were some lett
over from the last trip home by
diSgrintled horse-players.
SO far only one minor accident
has occurred. one five-year-old
was playing with the trolley pole
hanging on TO the rope when sud
derby that big spring turned loose.
The last those parents heard oil
their youngest was when ne
passed the Shooting star air
plane over Albuquerque.
And even In the trolley cars
they've already formed q definite
social caste system, ! hear. I UNI
derstand a mother was heard to
say to her child the other day,
Junior, please remember we're ltv-
ing in an interurban and ] want
YOU to play with the interurban
children. stay away from those
locals"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-25
PLAY IT HIS WAY

SO long you get possesse you lot
OF lie TO
YOU you're fun just bubble
friend and he knows
gboy stuff he tells but he likes the
Ted again. off because y0a
the porrdge o o
or course you sit waiting between
that stack of letters you owe
fill evenings you'll
plenty Ted will be back when he gets
don't chain him down At least he thinks you DON'T
H. ELIZABBrH
WOODWARD she'll help Write her in Of
this paper enelos addressed envelope.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-25


Her reasone
That hundreds OF
marriages be-
tween q, rs ana
foreign girls have
broken up because
they were based
on the average
soldiers loneli-
ness rather than
on real love,
But even though
there might be q
high chance OF
failure in such
naarriavnS isn't 10
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-25
JIMMIE FIDLER
In Hollywood

Alskes, Robert scott and cary
Grant, When uypsS Rese lee
saws, u haven't got a thing 10 wear"
you're inclined 10 believe her A
local theater marquee co.featuring
sfsallen Angel" and II Married 9
nandleader" made me think OK
Alice rave fngrid Bergman Is
the only star who has never made q
floperoo Clirl-Who-H ates-Frilly@
Clothes, Nancy Coleman Boris
Karloff's leading ladies are usually
shrieklng violets style Note,
Penny Singleton has stocking caps
made 10 match her suits, she wears
chem sauashed over 10 one side and
fastened with a jeweled pin--very
tricky "Bolero," a picture George
raft made ten years ago, Is still
doing big business In Europe,
Evelyn Ankers ana Dick Dennine
have a score TO settle with the press
agent for BLACK Beauty" when they
return from their Palm Springs va
cation, The Dennings left for the
resort In their trailer, after dark
and, luckily, found space in a Palm
SPRINGS trailer park. The ngeXt day
noticed that their neighbors, al
traitor jewellers, were cycling them
curiously. Finally stout woman
ambled over and asked them II they
were movie actors. why, yes" Eve
lyn easped, but We were trying to
| keep It a secret. How did YOU know2"
The woman snorted and pointed 70
= large. crude sign on the rear OF
the trailer: See Evelyn Ankers and
Dick Denning in Black BeautyF"
While Raymond Massey was in
England, working on a picture, he
spent goodly portion OF his time as
a house guest OF David Niven, and
he and David, Jr, aged two and a
half, became close friends. David,
ST., decided to break Il up when
he overheard his son one evening at
his prayeNs which the child closed
with, "and God bless Mummy and
Ray Massey, Amen"
Bob Ryan was recently discharged
| from the Marine Corps where nc
never passed the rank Of Private
First Glass. His first assignment on
returning to his home lot was the
part OF lieutenant in Desirable
Woman" When Ryan reported fol
work yesterday, he was handed
cablegram which read, Glad to see
YOU made Lieutenant. Congratula-
tons and best wishes. p. S. Promo.
tons are still SLOW here. Signed
Your buddies on Guam
One Of the most insidious evils oi
our country today, the black market
apparently has spread to YOUNG
America. Recently, at the ground.
breaking ceremonies for the Lol
Costello Junior Foundations club.
house, Bud Abbott and Lou Costello
gave away one thousand pieces o.
bubble gum, to the kids present. Thi
received widespread publicity, 70
bubble gum, it appears, Is yer.
scarce. At any rate, the comedy star!
have a letter from a l4-year-old Lo'
Angeles boy, who wrote; Why Civ
away bubble gum? It's hard to &c
and I can get as much as a dollar
piece for IL. Get me some and II
split the profits with YOU"
Clark Gable lost sixteen pound
while vacationing in the desert re
Gently. A friend, eying GatSe's new
stNeamlined figure wanted TO know
the reason for it. Did the docto
order you to lose weight" he in
quired. Heck. no." replied Clark. ="
got some bow ties for Christina
and I'm trying to look like Franz
Sinatra!"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-25
YOU CAN'T HOOK HIM

all youn get dark
decide heart belongs him
need ansfsons For Ts who won't stay put And You
little who wasn't there spin
a web him youn he the who's caught
nothing And he catches
He bs
doesn't that lie won't date BY
them And II want 20
ALL you have to him when he turns up and blank
o o when
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-25

EDITORS NOTE: Annually
for the past Is years, Mr.. Nc
Kenney has selected the out
standing players Of the year for
his All-America team. We think
you will agree he has selected a
truly All-America card team.
This is the first Of six articles
on his selections.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-25

Mrs. Franklin u. Roosevelt has
come cut fatty with the opinion
that no American soldier should be
allowed 10 marry anywhere over
SnnR
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-25
BY Stanley 0aLay

TIE STORY: Virgil Boggio'
blEtime racketeer, needs legal adj
vice from shyster Leo kabateck'
This necessltates his telling kab-
ateck the inside story Of his vast
enterprises. putting him somewhat
In Kahateck's power.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-25

suddenly and the rush
his mind u lie - Of
he amt? whore
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-25

NOW you SEE HIM,
NOW you DON'T

Ted & one yav vov cant figure oaL for ttco
sceeks ne giUes voa the Drdnd rash. Scesn dates
counting he nlght Ne tcalkcd yoa home from the
cnatcea eleven phone calls one boo q
coaep and do,ccr for your hair what whiFl'
Thea lonp time no see Tcddic NO bass on tie phone
-. no dates no crossing Of tracks bv accident
So voa shraD voWr shoulders, sddlD pick NJ the
Evening star., 1946-09-24
North Capitol Citizens
Enroll g New Members

Thirty three candidates were
elected to membership by the North
Capitol Citizens Association last
night at its first fall meeting at the
Atonement Lutheran Church, North
Capitol street and Michigan ave-
nue..
The group approved petition by
Langley Junior High School officials
for the paving of an alley adjoining
the school. The alley was described
as q traffic hazard.
The association was informed in
letter from Traffic Director George
Keneipp that a request for the in
stallation of Walk" lights at the
intersection Of North Capitol street
and Michigan avenue has been re-
ferred to the District Traffic Co
ordinating Committee.
Officers for 1947 will be elected at
the next meeting. Last nights meet
ing was conducted by John F.
Hardie, president.
Evening star., 1946-09-24
. .kid-Cih Citizens
Take Tax Stand

Five Of the Commissioners Special
Tax Committees recommendations
designed to increase District revenue
were Endorsed and two were opposed
by the City Citizens Association
last night.
The group advocated an increase
on the individual income tax, a gen.
eral sales tax, and taxes on liquor,
cigarettes, and amusements. It
voted against taxes on unincorpo-
rated businesses and on public
utilities.
Legislation to tax all Federally-
controlled land in the District also
was asked.
Soterios Nicholson was appointed
to study Engineer Commissioner
Brig. Gen. Gordon r. Youngs six
year plan for District improvement.
A resolution was adopted asking
every possible effort" by police and
the Board of Education to curb
vandalism resulting in broken school
windows and advocating replace
ment of the windows by parents of
the delinquents.
A. j. Driscoll, president, appointed
Mr.. Nicholson chairman of a NOM
mating committee to report at the
October meeting. The committee
includes E. Brandstatter, Frank M.
Thompson, and DR.. F. Thomas
Evans.
An auditing committee was named
with Mrs. Claude Breneman as
chairman and including Mrs. Eliza
beth Everett, Mrs. Mary Clements,
and Miss Edith L. Grosvenor.
The meeting, first Of the season,
was held in the Thomson School,
Twelfth and L streets NV.
Evening star., 1946-09-24
By Horny Macarthur

ing arrived on the scene last Friday
night with the opening of Sam
Shanker's Club Cairo and the pres
entation of the first Harry Anger
staged entertainment there.
X X x x
The Club Cairo is a theater-
restaurant the like of which Wash
ington hasn't had, with an elaborate
floor show in the grand, or Copaca-
ANNIVERSARIES, manner, and with
those numbers on the menu kept
as low as costs permit. It's taste
fully done room, too, with the prop
er atmosphere and pleasant dance
music by Bob Simpsons orchestra
But it is the Anger entertainment
which sets the spot apart and
which, no doubt, was the drawing
card that collected a mob behind
the ropes opening night that other
wise could only have been gathered
by sale of Grade AA porterhouse
steaks at Is cents pound.
Mr.. Anger has a way with this
sort of thing, as anyone knows who
watched the Earle Theater's shows
during the nine years he was stag
ing them. For his first Club Cairo
entertainment, he brought together
group of able performers, headed
by Yyette, and blended their talents
into quite gay unit by use of six
statuesque showgirls and some songs
by Robert Craig. Yvete, consciously
or unconsciously, patterns her style
after Hildegarde's, but she is a pretty
girl and she can sing with consid-
cradle charm. Helene and Howard
are comedy dancers who manage to
be about 80 per cent funny, the
highest average anybody since the
Hartmans has had on our score
card. And Nip Nelson Is a mimic
who is better than most. The whole
affair is rather on the spectacular
side, especially when those show
girls are towering on a raised dance
floor.
The Showbill: The Trade Winds
has come up currently with one of
its pleasantest shows, probably due
in large part to the fact that George
De Witt, the master of ceremonies,
not only has some fresh material but
is the least offensive practitioner of
his art to be along in quite a while.
Others are Hal Loman, a ballet
schooled tap dancer, and the Burke
Twins, who sing and dance prettily.
;. Bill Strickland bids farewell to
the Lotus tomorrow night and
Thursday is the fall opening. with
new music by AL Sakol's orchestra
and more elaborate floor show
than the cabaret has been present.
ing during the summer months.
There will be a new floor show at
Delmonico's come Thursday. .
Little Jack Little, If none of his
best-laid plans went a-gley, joined
Evening star., 1946-09-24
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ed after Sept. 10, 1946. JAMES w. LEA,
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Evening star., 1946-09-24
Golden Named 10 Direct
Drive 10 Aid Handicapped

The Commissioners yesterday ap-
pointed Nathan D. Golden, head of
the Motion Picture Division of the
Commerce Department, chairman of
a committee to sponsor Employ the
Physically Handicapped Week." to
be observed here October 6-l2.
Appointment of Mr.. Golden, who
lost his left leg as an infantry pri-
vate in the World War. was in line
with a request from President Tru-
man, who proclaimed a national OBJ
servance.
Mr.. Golden said his group would
cooperate with the Veterans Ad-
ministration and the War Depart
ment,s Retraining and Rehabilita-
ton Service in planning the pro-
grams. The committee will meet
at PM. tomorrow in Room 78l,
Federal Trade Commission.
Evening star., 1946-09-24
Rocco Terrone at FL Patio last

Rocco Terrone at Fl Patio last
night. ... ...
Which Press Agent D'Ya Read
Department:
Last summer, when pretty Kay
Linton joined Jack Corry's orches-
ira at the Glen Echo ballroom, the
Glen Echo press department sent
us note telling us about her. Miss
Linton. said the note, was the per
sonal discovery" of Jack Cory, who
considered that her future looked
bright.
That was last summer. Comes
now a note from another source
about Miss Linton, who is doing her
singing now with Jack Wyatt's Or
chestra at the Casino Royal. Miss
Linton, it says, was "discovereds a
year ago when Bob Montgomery
and Vince Clark, orchestra bookers
walked into local music store
where she was working. They liked
her voice and mapped professional
career for her.
You'd think the girl was Evelyn
Knight.
Evening star., 1946-09-24
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Coy Coy FOR SODA FOUNTAIN, no sundays;
excellent working conditions and good sal
ary. AMERICAN DRUG STORE OK. OO49
BOY Who can run printing press. lI21
BOY. white. IS messenser-clerk. Ma.
6OYs-we still have openings for mes
sengers, age l8 and over, not attending
| school, with or without bicycles; inter
esting work. Apply WESTERN UNION.
Ic1 sRickIxYERs. la & 50 di houses; S plenty ma
| terial. Phone Owens e672; ewes. CHI. 3bSS.
sUTCHER,s AssIsTANT--splendid cpper-
tuntty to learn to be Arst-clAas butcher, Ap-
ply FROZEN FOOD kARTh 7117- waseon-
sin ave. -2k
Evening star., 1946-09-24
Dr.. BIoedorn to TuIk
On New GNU HospitoI

Washington's newest hospital, the
George Washington University Hos
pital now under construction at
Washington Circle, will be described
by DR.. Walter Bloedorn, dean of
the university's school of medicine,
and three other staff members at
$50 PM. today over Station WRC.
Maxine Davis, magazine writer on
medicine, will interview DR.. Bloedorn
and DR.. P. A. McLendon, professor
of pediatrics; DR.. John Parks, pro-
fessor of obstetrics and genecology,
and Leo Schneider, superintendent
of the new hospital.
Evening star., 1946-09-24
After Dark
You Don't Hang Your Head Since
MIR. Anger STAGED His Show

II has remained for Harry Anger
10 perform an act of great civic
benefit. Washington's night life, as
you well know, has long been of a
peculiar sort. More than one tour
list from New York, a large, sophis-
tieated and insular settlement to
the northeast of here, has dutifully
looked upon the Lincoln Memorial,
the Washington Monument, the
White House and the Capitol, then
asked in plaintive surprise, But
where are the night clubs?" It has
been = difficult question to answer
Our quiet village night life has CEN
tered about hotels, restaurants and
cocktail lounges, most Of which have
dance music, some OF which have
Moor shows and none of which could
Be called . night club in the manner
Of Manhattan's east side rendez-
vous or Miami Beach's swank 81
a-drink honky-tonks.
Since some Of our local bistros ap-
proach the night-club manner close
" enough, with minimum charges,
sardenia salesgirls, popping flash
bulbs, well-smoked air, and head
walters working toward early re-
this void on the local
scene has not been cause for any
civic inferiority complex. But some
sensitive Washingtonians have been
known to hang their heads and
reyytfor eoff1y IN IN ION, @ a luoe xryl,a, i,
New Yorker has sneered loftily that
they might just as well roll up the
sidewalks here at an early hour be-
cause there Is no place to 60 on
them anyhow. So it is with con-
siderable pleasure that We can re-
port today that you have an answer
to throw right in your New York
friends teeth the next time you
hear any such talk, the answer hav-
Evening star., 1946-09-24
Group Elects Stettinius

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Sept. "a
r. Stettinius, jr., rec
tor of the University of Virginia,
has been elected to the board of
trustees of the American Allergy
Fund, nonprof1t group organized
to support research and education
in the field of allergy.
Evening star., 1946-09-24

BUTCHERS AssIsTANT--spasndid opper-
tunity to learn to be dfst-clAas butcher Ap-
ply FROZEN FOOD kART6 7117. Wseon-
sin ave. rs
Evening star., 1946-09-24

Men experienced
excellent working .
Call CO. 400. i
O4
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-11

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