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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13
BY WILLIAM BRADY. M. ID.

suppose every one knows by now what a prejudiced crank l am about alcoholic beverages and liq- uors. I'm prejudiced. all right. fl I had my way there would be no hard liquor made or sold. no Sa- looms, bars. cocktail joints or pri- vate wholesale or retail establish ments for the sale of alcoholic beverages or liquors. Only govern ment owned stores would supply the beer. ale or wine. and only the government would collect profit or tax from the alcoholic business,
 But that's a silly Utopian dream -I tell about 1t just to show how prejudiced am. I still thank God that the WOmen's Christian Tem- perance Union persuaded my mOth- CT, who was an earnest member. to have her sons give her their pledge not to drink or smoke before the age 0f twenty-one. Even in this day and age believe such a pledge, fl mother or a father or both ask child to take tt may save many youngster from going the wrong way.
 Well, now you know what an aw- ful old ------ tinsert your choice of Epithetsl--i am.
 Just why does a boy or girl, who is not bound to keep a pledge, or not even asked to give such pledge, take the first drink or the first drinks?
 You know as well as do how the youngsters elder or more sophisti- cated ar experienced associates coax. dare or taunt the kid, often ganging up on him or her and breaking down what little resolution or determination he or she may have had, by sheer force,
 But that lousy trick does not al- ways succeed, Some youths, eSpeci- ally If their parents have not weak ened in their attitude or example, manage to hold out against it and to win the respect of even the ones who try So hard to make them drink.
 Whether you agree with me about the value oi the pledge ar not there ! still another factor cOn- cerned-I'll tell you about this and your view or opinion doesn't mat ter at all, because of course you are not qualified to have an opinion unless you are physician or a health authority-in that case you are bound to agree,
 If the boy or girl has WIFE he or she feels just fine and dandy gets the greatest possible enl0y- ment out of being alive, and there fore can get neither greater joy or pleasure nor experience a thrill from alcohol drug, All such . person can get from alcohol ar dFus is illness, trouble, disgrace, and un. hapnineSS. But it Is useless to tell
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13
Snyder and the OWMR
by Peter EdsOsi

SlAndahle and shAl many laaasagssS SAOald bs ahls e grant pay sacEsAsss wlshuul raising thear pEeas TAas way AaSe eesA wAae As helssved lasl oesaesE
 IMs g0aa0xlng May he dsaAl love em cute ahs sane gay, He SaS aS thas slHe thal wage ineEeassa Naala have "a Ae accompanied hg Mgee iaeFeases He Esyeses 70 es s,smReeea es Nes Deal eeeaemlse NAo eelleVea tAal leeoF could ee sssea moIe mensy Nslh0al NFsaltlns the Slahlllsall0R pgn9Eam That's WAAa E0l hlm sA bad Nllh lAAaE-ana the Maw DeaeFs EAsy nov sRssaa aA kinds ai poison about hlm
 oM Psse eoasEaA snyder Aas made the customary statements eeiae sAe AppEnnEase congressional ea1 mlglseS, supporting tAe Truman end nowlss program laE yeeES FeAeNAl ol oeA snyder k credited Kllh lawns a0ns considerable amount ai eonleFElns NsaA mgaysaaal cnNsgsSsmeN aa ths legislation But lAR ENsNlaS AayeA1 been aAyahlns an ave Snyder sgNan tag malaE We'oy,
 Smyase Ass ale Assa ssvsssly allisissa iaE leklns save lhe eaAssEaelaR industry mora than slg mnnsa al i've eNeepse hNs the FesNlslnR scramble fas ma' seFsAS tN0M WAMe N MeeR&xAEy ta apply new aaasFolA m sFasE 'o save the wasVaMs' haaAiRg pEsEam,
 TNklns elg lAs wag IAssg Beard eansEah aas Iasa also eEealled 70 Snyder,
 Re w . SAy character. Ral slsen lo psena eanfsr' eEslle, heAlNa lha scenes he has done uemenao@ amnNAl 0g w0FR ha ReaS Nn aa 6ssA. m aA hla ez5ne gwa hoNgs laaeg, saeN the pgeasaaAs eVeEy MaEnlna hasak SlAW conferences lhFee WeEnA1&a eaess eAe eaaisFsRee after aaothss
 Hs daa a tremendous loa as head et tha ps- .sss r.aea oSsseseH esssns ns SsE ssai ns - primarily a banker, and that sheala Q. him leI @e Ts~axNy pest tlm elevation to hls old.llne eaelnel 1de cunek. aeyinEElp as a guwaFa Cor he aazolNsa lwalV ts ths Eeun'asal wae truss him smpaslsls.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13
Supreme Court Backs the Press

What do you kDOw-the Supreme Court Of the United States aside the conviction Of the Miami Herald for tempt of the Florida cOUrtsaDd that s victory for free press The justices of the United States Supreme Court decided that newspapers and anybody else had right to speak their minds and judge for themselves what true sDd what fair The Herald B 1924 attacked the courts of Dade County Florida because criminal prosecutions ax The paper fined gl0OO0 for contempt of and Of the editors fined s25O
 The only time the courts punish for contempt of court. Justice Reed pointed out when there has been clear danger fO the fair administration Of justice Reed said he could find such danger in the actions of the judges and the courts even though h vas unfair and untrue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13
Hope Reborn

The United States destined tO eat less in the future order that other countries may have little food Fsr from hurting the health Of the nation medical spokeemen ssy W d0 good In fact. the health mag. asne HyRss publication Of the medical profession and recognized authority its field declares that this cannot possibly harm the average Ansrcsn citizen.
 Indeed is likely tO help him. since overweight after
 middle life recognized of the important of abbreviated longevity It then gives practical sug' gestons for diminishing the consumption Of wheat and fats such onepece ssndwches buckwhest cakes for break fast the substitution Of fruits and other desserts for pastries and cakes broed instead of fried meat and bread and jam without butter.
 The wholehearted manner in which people have ex- pressed desire share food with other natons s encour aging. 1t is the mark Of reviving civilization
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13
by DresC PeGrSON

national Bank. and argusd co hard ca tais tlas h9 ammunition was aii gone e biock snydegs appeni nuant as Secretary of the Treasury. enydsl literally pleaded with Q. Mas Gardner 70 fasnmin ae oi ne Irsasy n ss,,.ss,. 2 \, =. n,ain. 0ardner woFsed on this lest weekend, wlth no siicces. .. The power lobby had bz 0y laG sssk .hen ths senate Appsopsla..osss s S.ssss 2 s,. of Texaa. Arkansas and Oklahoma The man who led the fight asainss cheap power vas Senator Elmer 1honas. who eampaigned ln osIanoma ,sss ..s.. on fn Washington. 7hs year. Thomas ha. been % beay oockiaiilng wlfh i0bbyisls and specnlating on the cotton nlarkss that he doe.nt know wnsss gsmg @ bs Fe-elecied.
 now shse seanwe Asen ana sehn gnyasr have heen moved out of the white House. nsw power in the Presidents entOuTaee b handsome con" mander Ciafk & Clifford also from @. Losils. Ci' ford nos Is eFen doing some Of Tfun1an's sl1osa- wEsfing Congreasmen turned thumbs down on brilliant Claude Bowen. Q. 6 Ambnasadcr Co Chlle. e speaker for the Roosevelt memorial seaslcn q te Eo1e and Senate Jnly 1. Instead Afnaaasador Jolln Winant. Republican vdl pay tribute so Boo.svelt. Boasn s q Democrat oeosge Allen. wno h cue Q become the thin man q tlss Admlnl.ssallon has sf the AIcuhoi Ta1 Unit. k bens named Assissans Director Of the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Richard saxey a the Federal Power ocnn'lascn lems The Hungarian Prime Minister. leading Soviet symnafizer vfi visit Washington before tlse end of inc month French C0mMunls.s. working in united front w1th French capitalists. will soon announce ssrikelaas drivp for higher wages
 A wt,, e vswsFounsy aeniea but the British For. eswn Office has been moving Heaven and earth tO asnsd carrying the recommendations of the Anglo. American Committee of Inquiry on Palestine
 Latest British diplomatic side-step was . shEewd- tv drafted secret memo t0 the State Department, expressing sincere" willingneas to permit the sn- mediate immigration of 1e00s0 Jeus Co Palestine h. and n Sas very bas fl. the 0. S furnished twO and
 half divisions of weil-equappsd troops Co prevent an Arab uprising.
 This lasest Foreign Office memo was one of sfse eeveTesa received at the State Departments Rnoxing the status of the Draft Extension Aes tn Congrezs and the acute manpoNer anortaee m uR Q. q Army. the British counted On War DepaFtmsna refuaal to furnish the troops plus the Admlnstsa. siona fear of askng hostile Congress Co send S000O American soldiers to Palestine.
 what the British did not count on was aas. The sea~ence Section of the War Department. e which Secretary Byrnes referred the PoEetgn office nose Army Intelligence made q confidential analyzls d sae possibilities of Arab uprsinss and found them so he nil The British according to this secret report had about 100000 troops in Palestine. plus a10ua snaoo armed Jewish parsisans. A resih eae Wsr Department advised the Ssats DepaFsment so s5eet the British mesaoL
 Paced with thi rebnke. the FOressn Office has nos backed doxn has sent another note Co the Seaae Department agreeing to the opening 0 neeosaaesnns for admission Of 10000 Jews to Palestine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13
Cocktail Joints Played
 By Dr. William Brady

this to the uioruns-and the m0rCns. If you know what the word means. are the ones who most readily take to drink the narcotic makes them less conscious. for . while. of thear infeFiority.
 If the boy or airi lacks vite. it Ss usually because the poor kid's edu- cation has been neglected Our American public schools neGIect education pretty eonsistently-phy- sical education.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13
|Merry-GO-ROund

WaeaUSGTONt Sec f1-The Senate RoSaign l.. ss:s - .s. ses 1s-s. sss, s f.v = % ss ..ss sSs NiehieanS COP Senator Van1enbeEg 68dnt aeam 0 hase s0s along Co wsn 6atng telr Seeens peace tSips shs8a4
 Tne csmmnses vas 1esasing rhs tmpwsant e. LasssSss Waterway pse1set whth fes 1S yeAfs hns gathered 6sss in . eeam1sses passonhose.
 connary opDasea e shs q. 1AsEenes wasa- wag and eomreaned bsses1r that tse 1e9I1lat1on s Sn fise form 0 an aforementioned aerseent requiring q majority of boeh taae Eoaae and Senate in oSder e bseoms 1ss. lnsses1 q tts tso.thiEds receaAaSy e0tasse shat hs os,61 massT . tse-si1a4s voas ao de1e9t treaty.
 aenasor vanaanhaw taaene6 e tas Annanes @ European trape1ins eompsnsom Sog Ses momenas. then fnseEsuptsd.
 ~xo~ knOw uersses1y usil k h psoper to pgaseni efas as an agreement sa6 fhe Senator fran Mieh- isan. ~PSshermors. ean remember moss than one Seeaaaom when yonve hsoashs aomeEain9 in as an asEsemsns bse@mse y0s kneS wen < Uoala nos pas as q tFsasg"
 M SaAs. Camnalsy hs ahs ss1lAs Asenshs q ss- continent 0seT be1ng forced O sit tn van1enbeIgs shadOw ss Parls and 11n1on weFe1 e fle surface Tom sees@s1 vandsnoesg q insnltans ham and 1e- tee finally bsUke fn Co kssp the peace bus the re traction never came.
 Peace 6A no Ions pssva1l. h0zeser. AnOtAeS opponent of tae WaesTHaS Ioss hs te@peF-genasH George o1 0eoss1a.
 oeorss demanded mose time tO sis6y the hi1- deause the faes that he has aready had weeka Co ssra6V tae ureaens hss and "a years t0 make up hs mind on tase general project. faA eoaleAgnes eon- sdere6 t1sls anFeasonssae and he ~as sosed 601n
 n s indicative 0 the frsyed neTSea of Senate
 ennhexs saese 6ass that shE msatF reserved Ce0gse then 1oss his temper oonpssey and refused Co tuse on the bsli as an
 InsssaA he launched inso an sssaek usnn sss State Department foE drafting tae aaseeznea Wssh Canada.
 ~TsS ahoaa aame ssAe 6aaaa Department mOppeG 9Oan@ around agreeing 1omens c things the Con- 9Fess may never wans Co do.~ expsoded the senilt- man from GeosgA-
 ouensaOn of isoaasion muss he Fe6elane1 am f1rsd 0f poaiey which requires 1arge portions 0 Osn coan. tEy @ he gwen aw2g e osheEA.~
 GeoEse Snen askeA so he szonseA and aaHse6 aneEily from she rcon
 NOTE-Esery President fn recent years has G1p- ported she Ss. Lawrence Waserwag- ueludnx noa only Franklin Roosevelt and HeTber Hoover. but years. alno m was planned Co paSa ths sG EA~renes Waterway as a@Eeemena requiring ma1n1iy Voas rather than . treaty.
 Secretary ef elsp TEeasaFy SaAAna dl1nt kno1 definitely that she President had 6ec1eed to make him Chief Justice until @ minutes hefore the an- nnsuneemenA Vfns0n dsd his hesa so preVsnf John Snyder fEcm heinG appointed head ee the lnseT"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13
Waterbury Of the Past
26 Years Ago

26 Years Ago
 FiFemfn had additional work while fighting 2 fire at Bank and Grand Streets, g trolley ran over q fire h0sf and cut it in three pieces, Rngued by her brothers, z w0- man told police she wss hound and Jagged and left in the woods near cIYeyst0ns,
 i6 Years Ago
 The Salvation Army held . Tag Day
 4 local pastor declared "MoNe kl66es ere in need oi much refine. Hient. s Years Ago Four hoxlng bouts were presented at Randolph Gloves Stadium on Meadow Street.
 At LoeW's Poll TheateF. Robert Taylor appeared In "Bills The Kid".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13
The Firing Line
 By D. N. T.
Expect great things Of yourself. Cardinal Gibbons.
RECIPE FOR CONTENT

RECIPE FOR CONTENT What though the world has set
 your goal for striving, Half.thinking, maybe, you'll be overthrown, The thing to do to guarantee your thriving Is set your own. Be sure your sights cant rise a
 minute higher. And swear you'll pitch and also
 swear you'll catch; Determine that you'll set the world
 on fire And strike the match. No Enodesty should mar the expec- tationS Of what you're bound to he and bound to do: You lgSaoR that someone's hound to
 sway the nations, So make 1t you. And. also figure, Y you're baked by tefrOrS, And obstacles that bring yoaI t0 q halt.
 That someone should be deoated
 with errors That aren't your fault. Believe the winners specially an- nointed By circumstance or Fate or Lady Luck.
 Let others. mt yourself, bs dis.
 pointed And pass the buck.
 Representative SpaFkman sf Ala hama has submitted . eempEomise plan under which teen n.ageEk would he drafted feF the armed forces, but would he baFred from over aeaS service. We've willing t0 het that nine teen -ageFk out of ten would he stiling candidates foF in- aVetiaH enly if there was . chance that they weuld be sent overseas,
 Washington officials are optlnis- tiC over the proha hility that bread rstionins vlll not he necessary. Ap- Darently people will just have to resign themselyes t0 not getting any.
 Note tO the late Calvin Coolidge {: We've eaten it up, we've worn lt out, we've made li do What do we do now?
 The Liberty magazine people have given Fiorello LaGuardia the bounce, Obviously they came lo the conclusion, after several months try that they don't want the Hat talking through them.
 ReRats Claude Pepper 0f FlaFida is determined that ,all ,eangFes- St0Hai debates shall he pul on the air SO the people can keep tabs 0R what their s0l0nS are doing, There are S0 many daadlaekS within evT august national legislature that the program, 10 d0uht, would he kU0WH as the NO.6Oap Opera.
 "U, Of Y, E. Honors Keene WO- man "--Headllne. By whtstling at her, no doubt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13
QUESTIONS and ANSWERS
 Thirteen

Thirteen
 Thirteen years old. began men, strusting in February. bus 10 period since. K. J0
 Answer-On written uequess tssnd no clipping. pleasel I'll mail yOm a pamphlet Hygiene for Girls and Health for Women"--f you inel0se stamped self addressed envelope You should have your physicians advice.
 BleeeFae Nondle Is removal Of hair from faee wieh electric needle approved hy medical science? CMiss P, RI
 AnSweF-YeS. provided it is done by a physician or a trained OpeF- ator under the physicians d1Fse- ton. For destruction of a small number of hairs eleetr0lysis is sat- iSfactOEy. It is not satisfactory fl the hair growth is over . consider able area.
 W0A StmaR am le and crave hot things like lots Of pepper, hot sauces. etc.. on food, Ny family say tt will burn up my stomach, tG. Sl AnSweT-ExeeSSive use of such condiments iFFitateS stomach, iN- teStine. liver, kidneys senlt0UEanaEy tract, therefore is harmful to any young person,
 CaleaFeeuS Deposits What causes calcium dep0slts 0n lower front teeths What ean ! do to overcome thiSe
 Answer-Diet eoNtaining too much refined eaTh0hydEate and not enough fruits and vegetables iS oRe common cause of accumulation ol tartar 0F ealeareoNs deposits on the teeth, Have y0ur teeth FeeUlaFly cleaned by dentist, Cut in haM yo0E daily consumption 0i bread, cake. pastry, candy sugar, SWeeteRea beverages, aud increase your daily consumption of vesetaeles, fruits, milk,
 Send letters ta DF, hRaay tN
 eaFe Ni the National NewsRaReR
 service. Sa6 West MaalaNm SaFeee
 Chicago. lM,
 | lCopyrlsht laAs, John ? nslle ceA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13

"u. Of Y, H Honors Keene WO- man"--Headllne. By whlstling at her, no doubt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13

Secretary H slss TrsassEy Vaasaa dsdns amc~ definitely that the President had 6ec1eed to make him Chief Justice until 90 minutes hefore the an- n0smeememA . . VtmS0n 6nd his neaa so pFeNenf John Snyder fscm heinG appOanss6 head oe the HnseT-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13
CaleaFeenx Deposits

Send letters ta NF, hFaay tN care Ni the National NewsnaneR service, Sa6 West Madlzam SaFsee Chicago. IM, lCopyyisht la4s, John P nalle Co
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13

CasEazamaa pHs@aRasa Su@ sar sassr s@@a he asruuaang wmpAmmm ahous shs sa@ae z tase n~slnn and the eaectagmee-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13
IS Years Ago
s Years Ago

At LoeW's Poll TheateF. Robert Taylor appeared in "Bills The Kid".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13

wAemUeGTOM. 1nne f1-iTae Senate EoBegn Reiaeaens Commlssas Uncovered tn . aeeges season iast Wes4 that Chairman Ton Conna1iy e9 Texas a11 AfsetieaNs COP Gemasor Wan9enber9 6idBt asem e hase eog along Co vi Curing tilsT recent peace tf1ps e1sea1
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-02-01
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AAAI9akay6IS VVN.U. FEKTURESas

think it might be Ledforge?" He
looked at the young man shrewdly.
"Tm wondering" he said, eff Bal
ser Vade-you said he was a letter.
writing kind Of a man-ever wrote
letter to Ledforge."
Adam surrendered. "An right"
he yielded; and he grinned. II give
in. Here it is. But I think Vade's
harmless, Tope. Only, Ledforge
ruined him, ten years ago, in a wa
ter-power project. Since then Wade
has been a little cracked on the
subject Of brooks and streams. I
told you about that. He blames Led
forge for spelling the rivers. Led
FORCES Office sent over to our peo-
pie half dozen letters, pretty wild
and extravagant, from this society
for the protection Of rivers, signed
by Wade as secretary, and threat
ening Ledforge with-fire and brim-
stoned One of them said something
about snatching him up in a fiery
chariot, like Elijah or whoever it
was; and that suggested kidnapping,
so came up here to see Vade."
He added: "Vade admitted writ
ing the letters, and he dared me to
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-02-01
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limb $3.50 % %

Soak such things as greasy
overalls in a good soap solution
and thereby make it easier for
the washer to do it's job.
Put ground allspice, cloves,
mace and nutmeg in shakers on
the table and let the folks choose
their own spices on their des-
Serts.
Place piece of wax paper di-
rectly beneath the dresser scarf.
Then should you spill perfume
nothing serious.
To keep suede or kid gloves in
good condition in a damp climate,
put them in dry mason jar and
seal.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-02-01

THE STORY THUS FAR: Adap Bruce.
FBI operator, and Inspector and Mrs.
Tope met while on vacation In the North
eastern wilds. Tope discovered the body
Of a murdered man at the auto camp
Of Bee Dewain, a friend Of Bruce's.
Bruce, State Trooper Quill, Nat Cumber-
land, d. A., and DR.. Medford were called.
They decided to keep the murder secret
during investigation. Mrs. Tope told her
husband that she recognized the body as
that Of Mr.. Ledforge, head Of New Eng
land utilities. However, New York report
ed that Ledforge was at his ONCE. Doc.
cor reports showed that man died Of rup-
tured appendix, while tied up. A car
believed used by murderer was found.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-02-01

''No, the dead man isn't Mr.. Led
FORGE"
arrest him. He seemed to want to
be prosecuted, seemed to want pub
licity, and a chance to tell the world
what sort of man Ledforge is. I
think he'd like to play the martyr,
but Ledforge didn't want to prose-
cute" He added: 81 suppose Led
forge was as anxious to avoid pub
licity as Wade was to get it."
Tope nodded Understandings. "But
after that, naturally you thought of
Ledforge-"
Sand I checked up" Adam
agreed. "And Ledforge is in New
York"
Tope beamed. $50 this can't be
he" he assented. "And Mrs. TOPICS
mistaken" And he went on to re-
cite to Adam the discoveries of the
day. He told the tale of the stolen
car, and of Whitlock's inquiries, and
of the visit to the Holdom place,
and of Miss Nettie Pineyard.
'And Mrs. Kell and Kell have dis
appeared" he explained. "Holdom
was expected home Friday, but he
didn't come. Kell came, in the linn
CUISINE, and drove away in it after
ward; and Mrs. Ken drove the coupe
away"
Adam ran to quick conjecture.
"And Ken joined her later, came
with her here? Then they dumped
the coupe in the quarry and headed
for Canada?"
''Well, maybe" Tope admitted.
''What was it? Jealousy? Is Mrs.
Kell-the Eighty kind?"
The Inspector said reluctantly:
''Well, it looks as If she spent last
week-end-ten days ago-with Led
forge somewhere. And If she'd 60
away with him, maybe she'd 60 with
others. Maybe this dead man-long
as he's not Ledforge-was one Of
them" He slapped his knee in sud-
den recollection. 1--WE ought to have
sent a tracer out after the limousine
that Kell drove away in. Adam, do
that, win your"
Adam nodded. eyes. What else?"
'Why, it just might be that Led
forge is really missing, and they're
covering it up in New York"
"I'n find OUT" Adam promised.
"And one other thing, Adam: May
not have any connection, but I'd like
to know. Holdom had plane-pi-
lot named Bob Finland it crashed
in Long Island Sound son Saturday
morning. Flint, he was killed. I'd
like to know what made that plane
crash. Maybe you can find out
through the Department of Com
merce."
Adam said: Sure"
Then they heard voices outside;
and Mrs. Tope and Bee Dewain ap-
peared in the open doorway. Bee
had sandwiches wrapped in a nap
kin, and a glass Of milk.
Tope chuckled, and looked at Mrs.
Tope. 81 declare" he exclaimed.
81 forgot all about foodf" He took
the sandwiches and began to eat
them comfortably.
Adam said: bee. I've OF to do
soma telephoning: don't ant the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-02-01
CrOcheted Gloves.

CrOcheGed Gloves.
GLAMOUR gloves for extra spe-
" cial occasions! Crocheted of
black wool and sparkled up with
multi-colored sequins sewn in the
centers of the brilliantly colored,
tiny wool flowers. You'll need
black wool, a few lengths of col
ored woods, few cents worth of
sequins from the five-and-dime.
To obtain complete crocheting instruc.
lions for the Flower-Decorated Gloves
Isles small, medium and large included)
color chart for flower clusters pattern
No. 5837) send 16 cents in coin, your
name, address and pattern number.
Bedroom Slippers.
CAY little bedroom slippers that
" look like Cossack boots.
Warm as toast. 1t takes balls of
plum or other brightly colored
cotton, rug yarn for the trick
soles-4 ounces of green or your
favorite color for the snug uppers.
Pretty as can be and a grand gift
idea!
To obtain complete crocheting instruc.
lions for the High House Boots pattern
No 5455) sizes small. medium and large
included send 16 cents in coin. your
name, address and pattern number.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-02-01
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