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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-07

miraculous achievement in the his- tory of both aeronautics and motion pictures. For the first time the exploits of the new world famous Baron von Richthofen's Flying Circus are ac-
 curately reproduced, and for the first time the sensational wartime Zeppelin raid on London is depicted realistically.
 Upwards of 10000 persons took part in the making of "Hells An gels" and more than 3,000,00O feet of film were ground through the cameras to obtain the astound- ing realism disclosed in the com pleted picture.
 Aside from it's unprecedented and |spectacular features in the air,
 "HelIs Angels is replete with TO-
 nance and drama. It is based on
 one of the most original and dra-
 matic stories ever screened-a story
 amazing and daring in it's original
 ity and treatment.
 In "Hell's Angels" you will see
 many new faces. In striving for complete realism MT Hughes en-
 deavored to get away from we'll known actors as much as possible, and use instead new players who
 were in themselves the chara cters
 required. so they could live rather
 than act their parts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-07
Gary Cooper in
 Fighting Caravans
Palace Offers Thriller Lily Danita, Terrence
 and Fully in Cast

Fighting Caravans" Para
 mount picture adapted from a Zane Grey story of the daring conquest of the pioneer west, starring Gary Cooper of "The Virginian" and Mo rocco" fame; Lily Damita of "The Cockeyed World"; and Ernest Tor renee and Fully Marshall, famous old scouts of "The Covered Wagon,
 teamed together again in a heart gripping sequel to that great epic of the plains, comes to the Fox-Poli
 of positively four days only ending
 Wednesday night. Zane Grey's
 Fighting Caravans" is a Paramount picture, thrilling romance of high
 adventure and outdoor life written
 by Zane Grey, the Vests greatest author. Fully Marshall and Ernest Terrence are reunited once again as the two old scouts who made ''The Covered Wagon" so enjoyable. Eugene Palette and Fred Kohler are also in the big cast. Fighting story, big in treatment, big in cast and shown on the big sheet at the Fox-Poli Palace theater for an en- gagement positively limited to one week only. On the surrounding bill is an Our Gang comedy, Little Dad dy"; Paramount Talkartoon "Mys- terious Mose:'' and the latest issue of the Fox Movietone newsreel "it speaks for itself.'
 On Thursday through Saturday comes an exceptionally strong dou- ble feature bill headed by Fredric March in his latest Paramount pie ture, "The Royal Family of Broad way" with Ina Claire, Mary Brian. Henrietta Crosman and strong surrounding cast. On the same bill is Fox picture. Girls Demand Ex- handsome hero of "The Big Trail" and Marguerite Churchill. of the same picture. and Virginia Cherrill: "The Royal Family of Broadway" deals with the private lives of fa- nous actors and actresses. and is founded on one of the most famous theatrical families in New York. The average playgoer can instantly recognize the different characters of "The Royal Family of Broadway" and besides a strong romantic story, the picture contains delightful vein of comedy chock full of laughs from start to finish. Fredric March has one of his best comedy roles, that of member of the fa- nous family who has turned Holly wood" and scandaliZed them all by becoming a movie star while his family cling to the traditions of the "legit" and the stage. Girls De- mand Excitement is a comedy of wise generation. of the youth that must have it's fling, with collegi-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-07
WILD LIFE EXTENSIVE FOR
 STATE

Madison, Wis.-Wisconsin wild life exacts it's tribute, but pays too. Two bills are now before the legislature asking a total of S175 for damages caused by deer in 1880. A fawn leaped through a plate glass win dow at Washburn, and several deer ate most of carrot crop at Pem- bine. A third bill asks damages for IF sheep killed by bear in the northern part fo the state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-07
At Fox-Poli Palace, Starting Sunday

ate cast including John Wayne and Marguerite Churchill, the team of "The Big Trail" in the leading roles. What happens at a small col lege when the boys play little pol itics to rid the school of co-eds, and how the co-eds play little politics porters for their platform of "No Neckee-No Votee." The Fox Mov- ietone newsreel completes the bill.
 Underlined for next Sunday at the Fox-Poli Palace is another big Paramount picture, Stolen Heav- en-" starring Nancy Carroll support
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-07
WISCONSIN WILL OPEN
 SNANfD EnR CIRT,

Milwaukee, Wis (UP)-Wiscon- sin will have it's first national Girl Scout camp next June at Hickory Hill near Edgerton, Miss Alice Kirk, Chicago, regional director has an- nounced.
 The establishment of the camp will make Wisconsin one of the most important units in the scouts five year expansion program. Another camp for the Great Lakes region will be at Fort Wayne, Ind. Camp Edith Macy. New York, will also leaders, Miss Kirk said.
 One of the chief difficulties in the scout program is lack of under standing on the part of mothers, she declared.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-07
TO STUDY BLIND FISH

Columbus, Mo.-UP)-Blind fish living in caves of the Ozarks Noun tains will be the object of special study by Dr Harry H. Charlton, as- sociated professor of anatomy at the University of Missouri. Dr Charl- ton is interested in them especially as neurological specimens.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-07
ROMANTIC VIEWS DISASTROUS

l Madison, Wis (UP)- Romantic views of college life, such as ara portrayed m movies and novels, of- ten prove disastrous to new students in the opinion of F. Louise Nardin, dean of women at the University of Wisconsin here. She cited "cran- ming" with wet towels around the head and black coffee on the desk as one example stressed by movies and novels.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-07

ed by one of the biggest hits among the newcomers to the male stars of the screen, Phillip Holmes.
La gaceta., 1931-05-20
Ell CAPTAIN RHODES DE-
10 CESANTE AL T
TIVE FAY

Ell captain Rhodes dej6 aver
cesante al Sr. Harry w. Fay,
un detective, por haber violado
la regla n1mero SO del manual
de la policia, que prohibe a los
miembros del departamento
dar information concerniente a
los negocios de la policia.
Fay perteneci6 al grupo de
uniformes y hace un ano Sc lie
traslad6 al negociado de detec-
tives.
La gaceta., 1931-05-20
Pleitos y Riyor~.os

Corte Federal: A. E.. Faubel
contra James G. Campbell y Zu
leika Campbell
Corte del Circuito: Della Pc
rez Garcia contra Rogelio Gar
cia; Tampa Leather Company
contra Urbano Perez; ID. B. Will
son contra Grace Wilson; Co
lumbia Bank of Ybor City con,
j. Warren Willis; Frederick
w. Idler contra Reba E. ldler.
La gaceta., 1931-05-20
LA POLICIA DE WASHING
TON AUMENTADA CON
MOTIVO DE SEIS MUER-
TIES Y UN ASALTO Y RO-
30 EN- TRES DIAS

Washington, mayo 20.-Nue
vos policias han sido puestos a
prestar servicio EN- las GALES,
con motive de haber ocurrido
seis muertes Y un asalto y robo
en- tres dias.
John Cunningham, senalado
como un confidente de la poll
cia, fue gravemente herido
cuando abrfa la puerta del fon-
do de su casa, para entrar. FL
captain F.. J. Kelley, de la "es-
cuadrilla" de homicidios, dice
La gaceta., 1931-05-20
que Cunningham fue llevado

que Cunningham fue llevado
al lugar" donde lie tiraron.
Los muertos son: Jesse Tay-
los, I'm policia, que trat6 de i'm
pedir Sc marchara del Club
Chantecler ell j6ven Robert S.
Montgomery. que habia herido
de gravedad a Charles Garbett;
Montgomery, que Sc suicide des
pues de matar a Taylor y heri-
do a Garbett; Talley Day, un
j6ven p~istolero, herido ell domin
go Ell una rina y tres negros,
uno de ellos muerto por un po-
licia.
La gaceta., 1931-05-20

del condado senal6 aver 5000
de fianza para gozar de liber-
tad, a w. F. Fisher, j6ven que
fue detenido como presunto au-
tor del 'secuestro de la Srta.
Kirsky Suit, de II amos.
La Srta. Kirsky declare aqui,
antes de regresar con su padre
a Georgia, que Fisher no la ha-
bia traido para Tampa, que ella
vino por su voluntad y acompa-
NADIA de dos personals de su pa
rentela.
Paul Lake representa- al j6-
ven, cuya extradici6n deman-
da un juez de paz del vecino
estado.
La gaceta., 1931-05-20

Mientras la policia trabaja-
ba en- estos casos un bandido
enmascarado asalt6 al admins
trador del teatro rivoli, quitan-
dole $500.
Ell superintendent de policia
recomienda una ley de "vagos'
que pueda aplicarse con TODD ri
gor.
La gaceta., 1931-05-20
LIGA

Hacienda cinco carreras en- ell
octave los Cardenales derrota5
ron a los Robins. Alfonso Lopez
cometio un error Y dispar6 un
hit en- tres wees al bate.
st. Luis &c, Oh, lie; Brooklyn
&c, 11h, Be.
La gaceta., 1931-05-20

blanco y en- dos Aits por ell ex-
,celente lanzador Earnshaw.
~Al Simmons di6 un tribey, uh
tubey y I'm hit, siendo este ell II
Juego consecutive en- que "co-
necta" de hit.
Flladelfia SC, Oh, De; Detroit
DC, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1931-05-20

Los Braves derrota4 on aver
a los Cubs, bateando IA hits con
ira Bush, Blake y Teachout.
Chicago sc, Oh, 4e; Boston &c
14h, 0e.
La gaceta., 1931-05-20

Con ell pitcher recluta Mo-
rrell los Gigantes vencieron
aver al Cincinnati.
Cincinnati &c, 8h, 2e; New
York SC, 14h, lie.
La gaceta., 1931-05-20
con las ''balas"

bril-, ell estado recaud6 la suma
de $133,484.
Sc vendieron en- ell estado. en-
TODD csc mes, 20, 101, 442 gallo
mes.
Ell impuesto de seis centavos
por gallon produjo la suma de
$1,206,O86.
La gaceta., 1931-05-20
UN OFRECIMIENTO EX-
~TRA0RDINARI0

La venta organizada para ell
viernes %, por la firma de Fer
nandez y Vega, de la Septima
avenida, es un acontecimiento
digno de ser aoreciado por ell
publico.
Yea ell anunci3 que publica-
remos manana en- ell cual figu-
ran algunas de las gangas ofre-
cidas.
La gaceta., 1931-05-20
FISHER QUEDO EN- LIBER-
TAD BAJO FIANZA

Por haber desaparecido la
gravedad de los cargos que con-
ira el formulara j. |. Suit, I'm
campesino de Georgia, Ell juez
La gaceta., 1931-05-20

Pittsburg &c, III, De; Filadel
fla &c, 10h, De.
La gaceta., 1931-05-20

Por gasolina comprada en- ell
de Hillsborough, en- a.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-09

viii M YOU with thrills Of self
approval.
There are many shapes from
which n choose. wen II they arc
almost always worn over the right
eve.
There are bowler shapes. with
rounded derby crowns and narrow
hrims. The 1890 riding hat with
a long coque feather az the back
a new cloche or bell shape that
has been especially favored by
the French woman. Then there
III the new biCorne and the 1850
boat shape. and the informal little
hat that IL sometimes spoken Of
as a Highland bonnet, and some.
times a. a fatigue hat
Soft felt IS one az the most
highly favored materials for the
new hats. and 70 satisfy those
women who want 10 wear autumn
millinery weeks before autumn
is really with Us there are felts
~ extreme lightness Of weight
Chiffon felt. for instance.
Often the brim is made OF
braided felt. Crocheted chenille
is also a good choice for the early
autumn hat. For the more formal
types velvet Is preferred. And
there Is a very new soft velvet
with a dull surface suggestive OF
duvetyn.
Trimming is not elaborate. but
IL H. important. There are perky
little quilts that are arranged
sometimes an the back. sometimes
at one side and sometimes al the
front. or YOU may have oue long
swirling Quill going ACROSS one
side ~ the hat. or completely On.
circling the crown and hanging
over the brim at one side Il
touch the cheek.
Ostrich feathers no longer &c
begging. You may have closely
curled tips. ornaments OF willowy
ostrich plumage. or long. full
plumes Of Musketeer suggestion
And cock feathers. Don't forget
cock feathers. They are effective
and most suggestive Of the fash
ions Of the beautiful Empress Eu
genie when attached 10 the side
Of the low crown and allowed tc
swirl coquettishly around the
neck.
All sorts Of feather ornaments
will be in order. You may decide
in favor of an amusing little owls
head made Of soft. white plumage
worn directly in the center Of the
crown OF the hat that dips down
in the approved manner over the
right eye.
9 Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-09
Cheerful
Mind Helps
Good Looks
Absorbing Interest Is
Better Than Prettiness
10 Give Impression
That w o m . n Pos
sesses Real Beauty.

THE state ~ mind has a
III decided effect on the state
Of the looks.
have often wondered how
these melancholy, pale. list
less and unhealthy heroines Of
whom the Victorian novelists
seemed to like TO write could
have been beautiful They
must indeed have exerted ire
mendous mental effort 10 keep
their expressions pleasant
enough to overcome their
physical and mental listless-
ness.
Now ! don't mean that an ugly
woman a make herself beauti-
fun by thinking beautiful thoughts.
don't mean. either, that a beau
tiful woman NAV not have a vile
mind. There have been vile
minded beauties since the world
began. And there have been
saints with repulstve faces. too.
The theory Of mind over matter
is not an exclusive belief az Chris
tian Science. Everybody holds TO
this belief 10 some extent That
we can dominate or physical self
hy our mental self. We all be-
lieve that 20 greater or less ex-
tent. And 20 the woman who
braces UP her mind. who deter
mines 10 b. cheerful and happy.
Is sure 70 be better looking than
the woman who allows discourage
ment and unhappiness 10 domin-
ate her mind.
SO as one Of your basic beauty
exercises, make yourself cheer
full. II you have real cause. that
cannot he overcome. for unhap-
piness. then set about finding
some absorbing interest that will
al least make you forget about
your unhappiness now and then
There Is nothing ike an absorb
ing interest for toning UP the
mind. Throw yourself into some
charitable cause. II you like, or
develop an outdoors complex
which will take you abroad on
long walks and exploring jaunts.
Your looks will benefit.
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tion might be made in this con-
nection. ANY soft hat of the beret
or turban sort may be worn pro
vided you wear IL in the Eugene
manner. Pulled down over the
right brow. and of at the left.
The question Is. will the new
hats be becoming? And this is a
particularly important question,
because fashions now are meant
to be becoming During the age
when smartness at any cost was
accepted by most women. one
might wear a hat OF a shape or
color that was not especially fiat
tering. provided il possessed that
combination OF trimness. severity
and newsness that passed for
smartness. But these new hats
must be becoming 10 the woman
who years them. And with a little
perseverance you should have no
trouble in finding a model that
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Collar Is
In Vogue
And Cuffs Often Match.
Yellow Holds Popular
Attention--Touch OF
White at Neck Is Paris
Choice.

EROM PARIS comes word
Il that sports skirts are
pleated In front. plain al the
back. Widely pleated. too.
with the pleats pressed fiat.
Long sleeved silk crepe
sports blouses are worn with
these combination plain and
pleated skirts. The blouses
open with reyers al the front.
and with them are worn ties
10 match the skirt in color.
Sometimes there IN "a sleeveless
Jacket Of the same color as the
skirt which il worn for added
warmth owe the white blouse.
One az the many shades Of vel
low 70 gain favor In France this
summer IL fresh butter" II Ia "A
light. cleaning color. as its name
indicates. and IL used for sports
dresses. II harmonizes charm
ingiy with suntanned skin.
Many new French frocks show
collar and cuffs OF lingerie Net
or batiste or lace. as the case
may be. The collars often tie In
a bow az the front. and have
matching cuffs with little knotted
ends for decoration
Scallops are used more and
more effectively by the important
dressmakers of Paris. "A new
frock OF finest wool shows a seal
loped band on the skirt. and seal
loped bands al cuff and elbow az
the bodice.
Various and devious devices are
evolved for introducing a touch Of
white az the neck az the new
frocks. Triangular insets. like
little vests. that tie az one side.
are a favorite arrangement Some
times there are white yokes on
colored frOcks. Sometimes. and
most often. there are white
collars. with a straight-across
modesty piece used ~ the V-ncCk
opening Is very low.
n you want one more thin froCk
before summer wanes. have one
OF organdie with eight or ten
rows OF Valenciennes lace around
the bottom of the iaring skirt.
with a tie collar edged with valen-
ciennes. and with "A sash. valen-
ciennes edged. tying al the front
Sometimes such "A frpCk IN made
with a wide and elaborate collar
that falls softly over the shoul-
ders. bertha like. White organ
die may be used. but one NJ the
light colors-yellow or pink. green
or lavender-is perhaps prettior.
with white valenciennes edginE
The French woman wears a hat
OF exactly matching straw.