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film appears afterward under the
title: Hot Pepper" or "Paprika
Love" or something Of the sort.
For an entire winter, crowds went
to "Cynara" because word has gone
round that it was good play. They
were much the same people as attend
the movies. And If they didn't know
what the title referred to when they
went in. they had a pretty good no.
ton by the time they exited.
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One of the current prize items con-
Germs Corey Ford, writer of comic and
satiric copy. For years he has used
the pen name of John Riddell. The
tale goes that shortly after he arrived
in Hollywood came notice that a GER
tain concern was interested in John
Riddell'' and wanted to sign him.
X * x
FILMING FOOTBALL
Then there are mumblings about
the possible fate of "Rackety Rax."
This was a short story written in a
key of high satire, burlesque and SLAP
stick. Joel Sayre, the author, had
mixed up in his plot travesties on
commercialism in college athletics
and racketeering. A famed booze rum
ming gang type is pictured as getting
control of college football team. A
rival steps in. The big scene comes
off in the most farcical fashion, with
tough underworld eggs fighting it out,
and finally machine guns sniping from
the grandstands.
Yet, comes the information, a movie
concern has hired two squads of all
star football players and couple of
celebrated coaches for this picture.
One asks: What for? Obviously, if
the story is followed, the players
should be almost Keystone comedy
types and there should not be a seri-
GUS moment in the burlesque.
may be wrong-but it wouldn't be
surprising if this gay and funny tale
were completely twisted about.
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Which raises the question again
why do they buy the story in the first
place? Why don't they have a good
re-write man sit down and turn out
what they want?
What, for instance, has the cinema
done to Strange Interlude"? Why
was the title THE Way of All Flesh"
taken from classic at a record price
only to be slapped on a box-office
bet? Why are the best and most
famed writers and playmakers hired
at fabulous salaries only to be kept
under the cinema thumbs or given
nothing to do?
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If you ever hear me say I am going
to give up my agnosticism, you can
consider me a fit subject for the psy-
chopathic hospital.-Clarence Darrow,
famed Chicago attorney and agnostic.
The only thing to which a racket
can be compared accurately is that
equally revolving and deadly thing
a cancer. It is eating its way into
the tissues of our industrial and COM
mercial life.-Gordon L. Hofstetter.
director, Employers Association of
Chicago.
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Judging from the orders, the out
look for the richest world series in
the history of the event is more than
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Roosevelt on Utilities
New York World-Telegram)

NANCW AOAh WI 4A. CAV6A dAAp
Roosevelt as campaigner is pick
ing up. He is getting away from easy
congratulations and the usual hokum
and is becoming specific in his pledges.
After his vague addresses on tariff
and farm relief he got down to defi-
mite program in his splendid railroad
speech. Now he has followed that
with an expert and effective discus
sion at Portland of vitality needed re-
forms in the power industry.
Few single economic issues are more
important than this. And Governor
Roosevelt, in line with his record in
Albany. comes out on the liberal side,
in sharp contrast to the reactionary
Hoover policy.
In brief, the Roosevelt program calls
for
Full publicity for utility financing
and interlocking relations; substitu-
ton Of the prudent investment basis
for rate valuation in place of the re-
production cost theory, and regula-
ton of security issues on this new
basis; regulation of holding companies
by the federal power commission, and
the use Of public ownership, produc-
ton and transmission as a yardstick
and a club over competing private in
dustry-such federal clubs to include
the st. Lawrence, Muscle Shoals,
Boulder Dam and Columbia river
project.
In their studied attempt to brand
Governor Roosevelt as a radical,
doubtless the Republican campaign
managers will hit upon his speech as
dangerous doctrine. OF course it is
nothing Of the kind. It is not radical.
1t does not propose general govern
ment ownership and operation. It
asks only enough government regula-
ton and operation to prevent private
industry from committing hari-kari.
In that sense it is intelligent conserv-
atiSm.
For, unless the Roosevelt type of
program can be put into action very
soon, it Is apparent that the utility
industry, in its greed and blindness,
Will kill itself.
The insult m n frosty which
wrecked 50 many small investors, the
VI So11A1Nu C11Olt VI GIlC pOWCI ulOUSGIy
to poison public opinion through the
schools and the press, the industrys
effort to block representative govern
ment and to control politics, the in
dustry's evasion of effective state
regulation and defiance Of federal
regulation and the attempt to stick
the public with the highest rates the
traffic will bear on the basis Of wa
tered stock, inflated values, disguised
profits and the holding company
racket-all these indicate that this
private industry In its present hands
can be depended upon to force whole
sale government operation, unless re-
strained BY some such plan as Cover
nor Roosevelt offers.
When Governor Roosevelt says:-"I
favor giving the people this right COT
government operation) where and
when 1t Is essential to protect them
against inefficient service or exorbi-
tant charges" he is speaking for an
overwhelming number Of voters who
have been the victims Of the present
set-up.
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IDENTIFY leave the decision entirely to
the doctors Judgment.
Canned Shell Fish
Do you consider canned crab meat
and canned lobster safe to eat, after
it has been stored in a lakeside camp
all winter and probably been frozen?
-(E. H. RI
Answer-Yes. Freezing makes no
difference, so long as the food looks,
smells and tastes all right.
Copyright, John F. Ollie co..
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Barbs

The ghostly spirits of California
Indian tribe are known as "ikxare-
yavs" and kitaxrihars." It sounds
a little bit like a Notre Dame back
field.
* * *
In view Of Gandhi,s hunger strike,
it might almost be said that the man
is fast worker.
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Don't worry If your name is not in
the new who's Who" Neither Is
Babe Ruth's.
# your alma mater loses an impor-
tant football game this year, you will
at least have no trouble finding an
excuse. It probably will be the federal
farm boards fault.
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People who have become tired of
cutting grass all summer can enjoy
a little variation now by raking
leaves. \
We do not remember the name of
the man who discovered the elephant,
but the cartoonists seem to have
copyrighted the animal.
Copyright, 1882, NEA Service, Inc0
Three presidents Of the United
States - Martin Van Buren,, Willard
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Where Will They Turn?

Under what party label will the So
called Progressives ultimately work
out their salvation? That is an in
teresting political development now in
progress.
Until the Republican party is purged
Of discordant elements it cannot
function as a conservative force in
the handling of public issues. This
party grew out of the issues of slavery
and the handling of the tariff. It
stood for strongly centralized federal
government as against the state rights
and free trade convictions of the
Democratic party.
Great economic changes have been
wrought over the face of our land
since these parties came into being.
Both Of them have discarded many
original fundamental principles which
were once considered paramount is
sues in every campaign.
Today, Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt
is asking the voters to discard party
lines and support him in a great
movement to revamp governmental
policies along more liberal lines. SEN
ator Norris of Nebraska. who opposes
Hoover. is writing articles trying to
prove that he is better Republican
than President Hoover. Others, Re-
publican in name at least. are sup
porting Roosevelt openly. Senator
Hiram johnson. implacable foe OF
Hoover, is doing what he can to bring
about defeat Of the administration
whose party label he bears. Here in
this state William Lemke, Republican
congressional nominee and militant
campaigner, is telling the voters that
Hoover is smaller than the Republican
party and Roosevelt greater than his
party. SO he Is for Roosevelt.
Instances such as these can be null
tiplied which show that the voters Of
the United States are gravitating into
three well-defined groups, Conserva.
tives, Liberals and Socialists, Ultra.
conservative Democrats, for instance
feel more at home these days in thu
Hoover camp. He stands for theil
kind Of political thought. Progressive
Republicans out Of step with Hoover
policies are moving toward the Roo.
sevelt camp in great numbers. Thu,
u the 1882 election going to be Tough,
more as ia England between two
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world. Perhaps-who knows-you
may be my last masterpiece, just as.
in their way, my niece and Tito are
my masterpieces. But you are wiser,
I think, than either of these"
At the door he bowed. when you
want me, send word, and l shall
come. And one thing more-intelli-
gent people do not play traitor to
Pace Morales. Adios."
For time, for a long time after
his footsteps had died down the long
hall, she sat in silent contemplation.
The morning sun was Furnishing the
velvet blackness of her hair. Lightly
she shrugged the jade kimono back
from one white shoulder. She smiled
into the half-closed eyes mirrored
before her.
Men are such FOOLS" she told
those calm. injurious eyes.
Verdi. hearing of Don Bob's
strained back, had expressed polite
regret, and went on busily with
more important things.
Meanwhile. after a fretful week,
Don Bob limped out to the porch
and spent his time rolling cigarettes
and gazing over the desert. Twice
at sunset Manuel rode up and the
two talked in undertones for an hour.
And always after these half-whis-
pered conversations. Don Bob re.
NAMED silent and preoccupied.
So It was Adela and Aunt Clara
found him toward the end of sunny
afternoon.
"Men." said Aunt Clara, singing
out the most comfortable chair.
make such interesting invalids.
They become really helplessly hui
man At that time"
Don't let your maternal instincts
overcome you." Bob cautioned. "I'm
we'll enough now to think about rid
ing out to the range tomorrow. Ted's
been carrying on the ranch single
handed. How's the MAORI"
"Very wrathy. but still playing the
faithful bloodhound on FL Coyotes
trail. Always shifting out impossible
clues. Yesterday he brought in a
lone sheep herder. Good Lord. even
an army officer should have known
the fellow couldn't have been q ban
dit chief. They frightened him out
of eleven years living, got no infor-
nation. and finally realized they were
up the wrong tree. When ! sug-
gested that they round up the walters
over at Mendoza's or stop the Pull
man porters on their way through.
the major got abusive. Told me he
believed didn't want the Coyote
caught, ana I admitted in my light.
hearted fashion that certainly
didn't After that. deep silence gath
cred about our family hearth. Today
he has indigestion /"
tie Ne Csa owed)
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CHAPTER XII

us it true, then, as have heard,
that Ell Coyote might even destroy
this power and wealth of yours?"
1T is conceivable. Why should I
deny it? Meanwhile, he hampers
me. He annoys me. He has killed
some of my young men,"
"And you think l know who he
Isl"
II know nothing. l merely ask.
At best l trust you may find out.
You see, seiiorita, men come here
who know many things. And these
things men will tell when wine runs
through their blood, and a pretty
woman smiles in a certain manner
and at a certain time. We know that
members of the killers band come
here. Perhaps he too comes. Bueno.
You are quite beautiful, you know
the game of life, and if myself, who
have lived many years, am not in
sensible to your charm, ought it be
difficult to get these desert rats to
talk-if you choose!"
She seemed to consider. At last,
ut might be done. Meanwhile. tell
me what you know and what you
suspect. Tell me everything that may
help me. First, is he Mexican, this
Coyote?"
II doubt it. l have fair reason to
doubt it"
DO you suspect who he isl"
IF l do, seiorita, those suspi-
cions could not help you greatly"
"Where is he most likely to be
found?"
The Spaniard shrugged. HE may
live out in the foothills and never
come into Verdi. He may live in
Verdi itself. He may"-and here
shadowy smile crept over the mans
face-'he may. let US say. be .
rancher living somewhere near YER
d."
1t was as if cold hand clutched
her heart. "And if he is an Ameri-
can, what will you dor"
II shall have him shot. His ma.
tionality-what diferences Certainly
I shall never trust him to your slow.
unpredictable Yankee justice. where
anything might happen" Pace Mo-
rates rose and walked the length Of
the room. "There is one thing more"
he added. "and in this, too ! shall
have need Of you. With your beauty
il should be an easy thing.
"There IS a man staying with the
rancher they call Don Bob. Hardly
more than a boy he is. but very
strong and very big, and, I regret to
say, very attractive to your undis-
eliminating sex. His name is Seiior
Radcliffe. My niece. who knows lit
tie of men, is, think, about to love
this American. Only the good God
knows the way uf women. Al for
me, should rather see her dead"
"Why7"
"Why? Because he is not OF my
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
So Was David Copperfield

Friends baby was born with . veil,
according to the nurse Mrs.
r. s.
Answer-All the myths associated
with the happening are just myths.
Can't give q clear explanation Of it
here, but if you will send stamped
envelope bearing your address I'll ex-
plain how natural the phenomenon is
and why it Is not 50 common now
adays as it was in the days before
childbirth rated medical attendance.
Cataract Removal
Talked with DR.. about re-
moval OF cataracts and he assures me
less risk with older method OF waiting
than with Smith Indian method you
recommend Mrs. A. KD
Answer-Your oculist Is one Of the
best. He has had as his guest Col.
Henry Smith of Calcutta and he has
done the Smith extraction in capsule
in, many cases, but still believes the
older method is preferable in most
cases. Anyway / assure you that you
are in good hands and may conf
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81, TODAY s.
(! WORLD WAR \
ANNIVERSARY
&&31otG3E.
BRITISH AIR DEEDS

On Sept. %, 1918, it was revealed
that British war pilots had shot down
1913 German airplanes on the western
front during the first ~ days of the
month.
German troops, in q determined
counter-attack, were repulsed by
American forces north Of Dannevoux.
French forces were successful In TAX
ing Fort MalmaiSon, southeast of
Laon, and advancing in Champagne.
Belgian and British troops, welded
into compact unit, attacked on q
10-mile front in Flanders, and adj
vanced more than three and q half
miles from Dixmude to q point north
Of Ypres.
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Editorial Comment

Editorials printed below show the
trend Of thought by other editors.
They are published without regard
to whether they agree or disagree
with The Tribune's policies.
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PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY William Brady, NJ. D.

Signed letters pertaining hygiene
diagnosis treatment will be Brady stamped
addressed Letters should brief written
No reply be made queries instructions
Address Dr. William Brady in Of this newspaper.
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SYNOPSIS

Bob Hardness, q respected ranch.
er in the Mexican border town of
Verdi, is "El Coyote" the masked
bandit and bitter enemy of Pace
Morales, self-appointed ruler of the
border country. lei Coyotes" iden-
tity Is known only to Ann Reed,
an entertainer at a notorious resort
She is in love with him and acts as
his spy. "El Coyote" wreaks venge-
ance on Morales for his unjust treat
ment of the ranchers. There is a
high price on lei Coyotes" head,
but all search has proved futile.
Bob's foreman and friend, Ted Rad
cliffe, in in love with Adela, the
Spaniard's beautiful niece. Tito, Mo-
rales' ward, is jealous of Ted. Major
Blount Of the U. S. Cavalry sum-
mons Bob and Ted to his headquar-
tiers to hear one of Eel Coyotes"
ieutenants reveal his identity. Bob
goes outside. Two shots ring out.
Bob returns and, shortly after, the
informer is carried in, MORALLY
wounded. He dies without q word.
On the way home, Bob collapses
from a wound in his side. Ted real
ICES the truth Bob sends for Ann.
Against Bob's wishes, Ted calls in
DR.. Price and swears him to secrecy.
Under AIMS and Ted's care, Bob
RECEIVERS. He tells Ted that he be-
came eel Coyote" years ago when
Morales tried to ruin him. Morales
calls on Ann and asks her who the
bandit is.
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One ton Of wood pulp will make
three square acres Of paper.
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Three presidents Of the United
States - Martin Van Buren,, Willard
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-05
Discovery By Makers of Vicks VapoRub Makes Pos. sitle Better "COntrol-of. Colds" in the Home.
HIGH COSTS REDUCED

Relief from much of the burden imposed by colds Is now available in every home. The Vlck Plan for better "Control-of-Col lossens the number of the severity and the duration of colds. It reduces the family's "Colds-TaX" in money, loss of time and health.
 A New Vick Discovery
 This Plan has been perfected by the makers of Vicks VapoRub---- made possible by Vicks Nose & Throat Drops. Based on a new idea for preventing" colds. this new Wick formula is an ideal companion 10 VapoRub, the modern way of treating" colds. Used together, they aid and supplement each other in the Vick Plan for better "Control-of-Colds," which follows:
 t.-Bcforc a Cold Starts Watch yourself whenever you have been exposed to anything that you know Is apt to give you cold such as
 Contact with others having fresh colds--crowds, stuffy ill-ventilated d rooms, public places--a night on q Pullman or a dusty automobile ride sudden changes in temperature --inhnling smoke. dust. gases--eX- ccsses in living, such as over-eat- ing. smoking or drinking, which reduce body resistance-after q hard day when you are over-tired.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-05

I Tyrrell, Joseph Welton, Fred Stew ems, Louis Williams and Charles Stevens.
 The services were attended by scores of Watervllle residents friends and neighbors who held MI Merriman in the highest esteem He was one of the best known and respected local citizens and his loss will be keenly felt by Waterville.
 Marriage Announced
 The marriage of William Boro- roy, of Sheffield street, Waterville and Miss Mabel Borne, of Nauga- tuck. was recently announced. The ceremony took place at the par. sonage of the Presbyterian church in Brewster, N. r., on December 31st. Miss Ada Seabourne of Thomaston and Frederick Bryan, of Waterbury, were the attendants
 Parish Society
 The meeting of the Parish Socie- ty of St Paul's church, which was originally scheduled for tomorrow, has been postponed to the evening of January 18th. A covered dish supper is to be served, each mem- Der bringing an article of food, se- curely wrapped and covered. A guessing contest will precede the opening of the packages.
 Cotton areas in the Yangtze Valley, China, have decreased 40 per cent in Q year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-05
WATER VILE

Several Waterville residents at. tended the inaugural ceremonies at the City Hall yesterday when Mayor Hayes took his oath of of. flee to start his second term. C. Arthur Dubois of Waterville was sworn in for hts third term as a member of the Board of Aldermen and was also reappointed by the mayor to serve his third term as a member of the Board of Commis. sioners of Public Works.
 2, William Dunlavey, who has served as sealer of weights and measures for more than decade, was reappointed to the same job by the mayor, the appointment re- ceiving the approval of the Board of Aldermen.
 Merriman Funeral
 The funeral of Edward Merrl- man took place yesterday after noon. The services were conduct ed ct his home. % Sprague street, by Rev Raymond M. D. Adams, rector of St Pauls Episcopal chprch, assisted by Rev Samuel A. Budde, vicar of Christ Chapel and former rector of St Paul's.
 The burial took place in Pine Grove cemetery and the bearers were Harmon Hassett, William
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-05
Return Of Judge Thomas To-day Has
 Renewed Interest
Bankruptcy Court Session Yesterday Adjourned for Two Weeks-fIinted Appointment to Be Made in Interim -Traurig and Bergin in Running

Appointment of referee in bankruptcy to fill the position va cated by the death last month of Carlton E. Hoadley of New Haven Is expected to be made this week according to authentic information obtained this morning. The ap- pointment of successor to Referee Hoadley has been hanging fire due to the absence of Federal Judge Edwin s. Thomas of Norwalk who returned to-day from honeymoon trip to Bermuda after two weeks absence.
 It is expected that Judge Thomas and Judge Carroll c. Hincks of Waterbury, both of whom have au- thority to make the appointment, will confer either to-day or to-mor- row and make known the new referee.
 Discussion in regard to the posi- tion has State Senator Frank $. Bergin of New Haven and Attorney Max R. Traurig of Waterbury in the lead for the appointment. If the district is divided both Sena- tor Bergin and Attorney Traurig are expected to be appointed. If
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-05
Legion Announces
 Conference Dates
Rehabilitation and Medical Committees Plan Meetings
 for Early This Year

Watson B. Miller, chairman Of the Legion committee, has made a request of Frank T. Hines, admin istrator of Veterans Affairs. that the medical council of the veter- ans administration be called to Washington at approximately the same time, and that group repre- senting the American association be invited to participate in the meetings of both organizations. The purpose is to bring about closer understanding and a better rela- tionship between the Veterans ad- ministration, the American Med,s cal association and the American Legion.
 Tt occurs to me-" Mir Miller said in presenting the request, "that fl wouldn't do the relationship be- twen the government and the med. ical profession any harm, or the relationship of the Legion and the medical profession any harm, if we could get closer together through conferences. It has neve been my tendency to discount a group so important to us from the be- ginning to the end as the physi- clans"