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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-13
Better Than Vaudeville

Better Than Vaudeville
With Commissioner Farley as
the dominating influence, the New
York State Athletic Commission has
provided the country with one hap
by chuckle after another ever since
Farley was appointed by AL Smith
back in the days when Dempsey
was champion.
Even Dempsey, you remember,
was barred by the New York COM
mission. 1t was held that in not
meeting Harry Wills, Dempsey was
avoiding the most formidable chal-
lenser. AS result, two of the great
est boxing gates in history went to
Philadelphia and Chicago.
The Rislxo Edict
One Of the most hilarious pro-
nouncements of the commission
under Farley was the decree made
public few years ago to the eff
feet that Johnny Risko could not
fight Victoria Campolo in New York
because Risko was too small.
Risl1o and Campolo took their
fight to Florida, where Risko out
fought the Tall Tower of the Ar
gentine. Then the fight actually was
brought to New York. In Manhat-
tan Campolo really beat Risko, but
the squat baker boy was handed
the decision.
Then you remember, of course,
how the New York commission,
acting after number of bouts had
ended in fouls, decided that in the
future there would be no such
thing as a foul blow in New York
state. What could be simpler? 1t
would be perfectly okay should one
fighter concentrate his attack on
his adversary's ankles.
But this rule was lifted for the
duration of the first Sharkey-
Schmeling fight. Nobody ever could
find q satisfactory reason why -
it just probably lifted itself, that's
all. And Sharkey fouled out. leay-
ing Schmeling sitting on the floor
holding his groin.
The commission promptly ban
ned Schmeling until such time as
he should meet Sharkey again.
Restoration of Primo
The Farley-ized commission
banned Primo Camera after that
odorous affair with Leon Chevalier
in California. But the suspension
against Primo was lifted later. to
allow the Gondola to fight Jack
Sharkey.
The Sharkey infiuencve inciden-
tally seems to have been quite
prominent in many of the strange
decision of the commission.
Mickey Walker, who was under the
New York ban for several years,
finally was restored to grace So
that he might fight Sharkey two
years ago.
Max Schmeling was not recognize
ed by the commission as cham
pion, even after he had knocked
out Double Yell Stribling in Cleve-
land. But he was accepted as cham
pion when he agreed to a return
fight with Sharkey this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-13
PROPOSAL MADE
BY WRITER AS
DEPRESSION CURE
|Edicts Of New York Com
mission Could Form
Basis for National
Langh-Fest
BY BILL BRAUcHER
Sports Editor. NEA

New York. July 13 If
franklin D. Roosevelt should be
elected president. in the interests
of good clean fun he ought to set
up new cabinet portfolio -
Secretary of Cauliflowers - and
appoint his campaign manager.
James A. Farley. to the job.
The country would forget all
about the depression then. Read
ing the edicts of the secretary OF
cauliflowers would keep even the
farmers laughing for the next
four years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-13
NOTICE

A hearing on the application OF
Albert Realty q Investment Co,
inc. for approval certificate 70 In
stall q retail gasoline filling station
at northeast corner Of South Main
and Lounsbury sts, viii be held on
Saturday. July 30. 1899, Of ti:30
q. M. DIST. In the Mayors Once.
City Hail, Waterbury. Connecticut
a. provided BY General Statute.
Signed
u. PRANK HAYES.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-13
RARcAINsi BARoAINsi

BARGAINSl BAR0AINsi
'2s REQ Flying Cloud Broughan
81 Ford Coach
80 Ford Sport Coupe
80 Do Soto 8 Sedan
80 Chevrolet Cow. Coupe
81 Graham Paige 8 Sedan
'29 Ford Del. Roadster
80 Pontiac Sport Roadster
80 De Soto 6 Sport Roadster
80 Hupmobile 8 Cow. Coupe
30 Hupmobile 6 Sport Roadster
20 Chevrolet Coupe and Coach
30 Whippet Sport Roadster
20 Pontiac Coupe
'28 Essex Sedan, $50.
"a Chrysler Sedan, $50.
20 Chrysler "52" Sport Coupe
so Cher Bargains. to Years
to Pay. Easy Terms.
329 NORTH MAIN STREET
Open evenings till and all
day Sunday. Dial 3-3347
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-13
YEsTERDAY,s HERO

Auggie Dugas of Pittsburg who
drove In the winning run for tho
Pirates In the twelfth with q triple.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-13

4 SERVICE Stations. Repairing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-13

DODGE &c" SEDAN
1881. Excellent Condition. $3.50
THE BLUE RIBBON GARAGE, INC.
428 West Main st. Dial 3-5179
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ASK POOR AID LOAN
1856, 900 Ordinance Before
County Council.

An ordinance was introduced be-
fore the Marion county council to-
day for a. loan of $356,O00 to pay
poor relief expenses incurred dur
ing the first three months Of 1882
Of the total amount, Center town
ship will receive $298, 571.7S, anc
Wayne township $36,O4O.42. Perry
township will receive $7,311.79 anc
Washington township S6,9S4.51.
The council will act on the ordi-
nance Thursday.
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Births
Girls
William and ouida Earles. l24s Kapp
Deaths

Mona Nav Lindenmayer. IS, Methodist
hospital. pulmonary tuberculosis
Lewis Holt. "a. citv hospital. encephalitis.
John Franklin Null. 90 $40 Congress.
hypoStatic pneumonia.
Georee w. Tyler. II, 4o47 College. bron-
chial pneumonia.
Major Suffer- 80. city hospital. military
tuberculosis.
Walter Pardue. SO. Methodist hospital.
coronary occulSion.
Leila Gillette. 9. Riley hospital. chronic
mastoiditis.
August without. 50. 81 North wallace.
cerebral hemorrhage.
Margaret Logan IS, 1885 North Talbot
broncho pneumonia.
Bonaparte Ewing. IS. lS4s Astor. chronic
neDhritis.
Eleanor Fave Gaddy. so. Methodist hos
pital. influenza.
Eugene Jack Jegen. 81. 1886 East wash
ington. pulmonary tuberculosis
Annie W. Ward. 80. 40i North Randolph.
pulmonary tuberculosis,
Frank Lambert S. city hospital. cerebro-
spinal meningitis
Mary 4. White. 81. 1865 North New
JERSEY. cerebral hemorrhaee
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Sale blowers GET S1s0

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, April 10
Robbers blew a safe at the
Window Glass Sales agency here
early today and escaped with cash
and currency estimated at $3.50 to
$500. Authorities believed the theft
might be connected with the one
during the recent basketball tour
ney, when the high school safe was
gobbed Of $500.
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CULVER CARDS PARK

By Times Special
CULVER, Ind, April 1S.-Culver
Military academy baseball team will
meet Park School nine on the Gull
yer diamond April 80, and play
them return game at indianapolis,
Nav %.
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ACTORS WIFE MISSING
Mrs. Monte Banks Gone 6 DAYS
Film Comedian Tells Police.

HOLLYWOOD, April 13.-Police
today sought Gladys Banks, 80. wife
of Monty Banks, motion picture
comedian, at the request of the
actor. Banks said his wife dis
appeared from their home about
last Thursday morning. She had
been under the care of a physician,
Banks said
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BALL STATE OPENS

By Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, April 13.-Ball
State opened the diamond season
here today, facing De Paw, and
Hinesly, a southpaw, was slated for
mound action. State invades Wa
bash for action Friday.
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LEGALS
Legal Bids. Proposals

NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
CITY PARK CONCESSIONS.
Tie Board of Park Commissioners OF
the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, will on
Thursday, April 81, 1892, at O'Clock
p. m. at its Office in the City Hall re-
ceive sealed proposals for the letting OF
the refreShment and bathing concessions
in the following boulevard and park
lands of said city:
Brookside Park
Douglas Park and Pool
Ellenberger Park and Pool
Garfield Park and Pool
Rhodius Park and Pool
Riverside Park Boating
Riverside Golf Course
Riverside Shelter House and Ball Diamonds
Sarah Shank Golf Course
Bids to cover period of one a. year.
Bids to be separate and joint where re-
freshment and bathing concessions exist
in any one park. All bids must be on
forms obtained from the Boards Office
Full specifications as to obligations and
privileges OF each concession in each park
are on file in the Boards office and
open to inspection.
Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check in the amount of ten per
cent 1Ofe) Of bid, as guarantee that each
successful bidder will, within thirty (3Ol
days execute contract and file satisfactory
surety company bond said certified check
to be forfeited as liquidated damages upon
failure of the successful bidder SO to do,
Affidavit of non-collusion required with
each bid
Bids will be sealed and filed separately
for each concession
me Board Of Park Commissioners re-
bids. '' anu ga
Jacket W. JOSEPH.
PAUL E. RATHERT
LOGAN c. SCHOLI,
G. B. MCULLOCH
BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS ''-i'N
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DETROIT TO CUT PAY
City Employees Face One Third
Slash in Salaries.

NNN1NA III H1tH~-t]E TO-
By United Press
DETROIT, April 13.-Only Mayor
Frank Murphy today could prevent
Detroit's $4,000 employees from re-
ceiving an arbitrary slash of one
third in their salaries for the month
of April, May and June. The
city council Tuesday night ap-
proved a budget of $4,000, 900,
which was 100000 below the
present fiscal years budget
The salary reductions, voted 5 to
4, will be in addition to a 10 per
cent REDUCTION which has been in
effect several months.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services

BAND and orchestra instrument repairing;
expert. guar work. PEARSON PIANO
CO.. 1913 N. Penn. Ii. 5513.
BUILD and remodel now. Save money
H. T. Mercer & Son. Ri 7248. Oh. 1872
BUILDNG-Remodelin painting. cement
work; esti. free. YOUNG. Oh. 4252-M
GAS STOVE-Connected ST. furnace
coils furn. and installed, So. Oh. 5l58.
GEN Contracting roofing repairs. paint
ing. New homes. gar. built B. CIR. 240.
GEN REPAIRING ReaI sewer man. 4eakN
roots. CUTTERS furnace coils Oh. 22s3-J
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
l Death Notices

l Death Notices
CROSS, CHARLES Mage 70 wears. be-
loved father of Mrs. Helen Buddennbaum
and Colonel Harry Cross, passed way
Tuesday, April II, $3.50 D. m. Funeral
at the SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL
CHAPEL, GAG N. Illinois ST., Thursday.
april a. p. m. Friends invited. Bu-
rial Crown Hill
GREENWOOD-We wish to extend are
sincere thanks and appreciation for the
acts OF kindness and beautiful floral
offerings received from our MANY
friends, relatives and neighbors during
the, death of our beloved son and
brother.
NULL, JOHN FRANKLIN-93 wears. passed
away at his residence, 8 p. IN Monday
evening: Private services at the resi-
dence, 649 Congress Ave, Thursday, 23O
p. m. Burial Crown Hill.
PERRY, NANCY CLAIR-Beloved daughter
Of Oliver and Inez Hart Perry, Sister of
Martha Jane Perry. departed this life
Tuesday April H. age IL years Funeral
Friday, April IS, at the Sand Creek
church. near Martinsville, Ind, at 3
p. m. Friends invited. Friends may call
at the. residence. IT'S Thompson st.
Funeral under the direction of MOORE
6s KIRK.
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Spare Room-Spea Weekly Rate
RENTALS
p UNFINISHED Houses

* UNFINISHED houses
UDELL. lllI-Nice, s-rm. modern. rarage:
reduced, $3.50. Ri. 1881
VIRGINIA AVE, 465-6-Tm-. gas. lights
water pd.. SIS. l mo. free. Dr. s9I2-w.
WISCONSIN SssNc, 2JJS5-eozy ms; Teaec0ga!ed.
WOODRUFF PL., 1886 w. DR..
New nm. nook. dbl. Ewes. Wa. ss4s.
18TH. E.. 25l0-Near Park 4-room mod.
double. cabinets. gar. DR.. 1890.
Modern, SIS
six-rooms. l2s w. 22nd.
Dunlop q Holtegel
RIM mod. upper duplex, heat, water
furn.: gar: mr.. Shortridge. Wa. 0377-W.
5000 NoRTH.-4 rm. MOD. bungalow. double.
Mod. Walking Distance, S23
Seven rooms. suitable roomers.
Dunlop 4 Holtegel
CHEAP RENT, SO.
4 rooms. ELECTRIC lights. gas, inside toilet,
garage. 48 North Grant.
DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL.
COLORED-Douglas. 1874; rms mod,
clean throughout; gar; $40. Ha. 0334-J.
COLORED BARGAIN, $3.50.
4sS West Twenty eighth; rooms mod
ern with garage.
OONLOE q hOLIEGEA
% Furnished Apis. and Houses
CENTRAL 2226-clean. newly decorated,
living bedrm.. dining, kitchenette; util.,
nice yard. child welcome. $3.50 Ia. 1858.
COLLEGE. 2545-Beautifully furnished;
mod apt; rms, kitchentte and bath;
garage; reasonable. He. 4l05.
COLLEGE, 425O-Leaving city; beaut. rm..
emp. couple; home priv: reas. Hu. 552l.
DE QUINCY, 1878 rms, first floor. de-
sirable priv. apt. util, gar. Ir. 3243.
EAST-Beautiful new furniture, rms;
mod; furn compl. S35 mo. Oh. o416.
GUILFORD, 5242-Couple to share mod
5-rm. bungalow. Reasonable.
ILLINOIS. N. l919-Newlv decorated. very
attractive 2-rm. priv apt. garage:
IRVINGTON-Upper Duplex 4 rms. bath;
clean. wsll-furn. Adults. Reas. II. 1912.
LA SALE. s., Slipper; unfurn. rms,
mod. heat. light. gas; wat. furn. Adults.
NEW YORK. E. 2850-S-rm. apt; kitchen
cite, bath; everythg. furn.; $28. Oh. 1917.
STATE. s.. -"Brennan:'' 3-rm. apt;
newly furn. throughout; Frigidaire; ga
rage: all utilities furn. Reas. DR.. $3.50.
WALNUT. E., 115--3 rms. alcove: priv
bath: $40: housekeeper in basement.
WOODRUFF PLACE, W. D.-Beautiful Q
rm. suite; piano; o'stuffed; util. Oh. 1870.
rs Factory, Office and Desk Space
RESTAURANT for rent, ,Sol Highland,
across from car barn; good loca. Oh. 1916.
STOREROOM-4 living rms. full base
ment. furnace. redeco.. gar. S25. Ia. 1923.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
~ Houses For Sale
38TH, 3035 E.-5-rm. bungalow. chicken
hse.; gar; fine loca. down paymt. II. 1912.
COLORED-S1O down, $40 month Needs
repairs. N. keystone. Ii. 9151.
20 Sale Suburban Property
MODERN HOUSE, SQUARE NORTH
OF NATIONAL ROAD IN WASHINGTON
PL.; REAL BARGAIN. IR. 2174. RING 4.
MEpcuAMnISE
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! WEATHER TOMORROW
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3 Beauty ParIOrs
INSTRUCTIO MS

10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring
LEARN HAWAIIAN .GUITAR-Free with
course. Radio artist instructors. Hilo
Hawaiian Studio, 2106 Roosevelt. Oh. 4425.
SPECIALS weeks free instruction; voice,
piano or pipe, organ: only 81 No other
cost or Obligation. II. 0956.
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ANGORA CAT-Orange color; vicinity of
18th and Park; female; reward. Ia. 0916
BEAGLE rabbit dog; strayed; white, black
spotted; name Dutch engraved on col
lar Reward Ia 4527 or Joe, Ri. $751;
BOSTON TERRIER pup, strayed from w.
43d ST.; bat cared, screw tailed dark
brown, white blaze on face and white
chest. Reward. HUI. 1921.
BROOCH-Black cameo, pearls, valued
keepsake; rev. 1884 E. Market. Ii $685.
EARRING-Gold with jade drop. Reward
Wa. 1880
ARRING-Marcasite hoops: lost down
town Monday. Reward. Wa. 0S35.
FOX TERRIER-Male, small black and
white, short tail Strayed Sunday after
noon from 220 Eastern; under medical
care; liberal reward Oh. 060S-R.
POLICE DOG-1l years old, boys pet
name Fritz. male. wolf gray, lost Sun
day; reward. He. 1924.
SORORITY PIN-Lost, jeweled Kappa
Delta Theta; reward. Wa. 1861.
Personals
FOR THE SPRING COLDS = Head and
throat trouble Use EMIT Oil. AS heal
ing as the Pine Forest from whence it
comes See your druggist On sale as
usual ar all Hooks Dependable Drug
TRY -LEMCKE SERVICE sHOP-10s-1O-i2
e. Mkt. Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 0666.
TIMES WANT ADS make interesting read
ing because interesting bargains Of many
Kinds are listed here daily
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20 Sale Suburban Property
MERCHANDISE

MODERN HOUsE1a SQUARE NORTH
PL.: REAL BARGAIN. IR. 2174. RING 4.
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Russell Stonehouse again will serve as
pro at Riverside and activities will get
underway Thursday night at 100, when
the club will meet and decide upon season
affairs.
Bill Reed. president of the club will
handle the Eavel assisted by Stanley Caster.
independent. Al Siler. secretary-treas-
urer recently moved from the city. Election
of officers for the coming season will be
held.
Temporary schedule OF inter-club
matches for the coming season will come
up for discussion and approval together
with arrangement of a schedule of events
to keen the club members busy each week
end and on holidays during the season.
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LIVESTOCK
AZ Dogs, Birds, Pets
so Autos For Sale

so Autos For Sale
BUICK-i928 sedan: very good buy for
$780, BROWNING GENT CO., INC,
Meridian at 10th st.
BUICK-7 passenger sedan, 1927 model,
S95; s35 down. 800 N. Meridian.
BUICK. ~ coach-Excellent condition:
FoRD-Coupe; runs good, $40. 820 N.
FORD-1929 Std. coupe: black, cream strip
ing; only Sl95. FRANK HATFIELD CO.,
625 n. Capitol.
FORD fTl Sedan: runs fair: good tires;
$50 Mr.. Ashton. 1887 Broadway.
MARMON-l930, Model 70 Convertible
coupe; original yellow and black finish
excellent; wire wheels with practically
new Goodyear tires. leather upholstery:
spacious rumble seat and . thoroughly
reconditioned motor. s795. See this to-
MARMoN MOTOR CAR CO.
llth at Meridian. Lincoln $3.50
oLDsMoBnE-ls3l Patrieian: 4-door. Sc
throughout See this car. its real
bargain: $3.50. Easy terms.
The Buick
1902 E. Washington Ii. 1871
WILLYS-l93l. Victoria Coupe. maroon
finish. black trim excellent motor; s
wire wheels with good tires. s495. See
~ MARMoN MOTOR CAR CO.
18th at Meridian. II. $3.50.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

38TH, 3035 E.-5-rm. bungalow. chicken
hse.; gar; fine loca. down paymt. II. 1912.
COLORED-$10 down, SO month. Needs
repairs. N. keystone. Ii. 9l51.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-25
THAT SQUARED HIM

WIFE: You never did anything clever in all your life.
 HUSBAND: You forget, dear, l married you.-Answers.
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23, DIES III HOME HERE
EMPLOYMENT AND
 SALES SHOW JUMP
Wick Chemical Company
 Report Is En-
 couraging
RECORD EXPRESSES
sneclnI fn nemocrafl

0UCClUA 10 LEEMAOLAANl
 Greensboro. N. C., Nov 2b.--An increase in employment of over 4z per cent!--a rise in volume of sales of more than S5 per cent! :. That is the impressive record made by Vicks VapoRub, Nicks Nose 6 Throat Drops and Vicks Medicated Cough Drops for the first nine months of 1932-hgures disclosed to-day by l.. Richardson, President of Wick Chemical com pany.
 The record is made even more by the fact that the House of Vicks showed a healthy increase in volume of business and employment in the years of 1880 and 1884,, too.
 It's a story of business courage -and of advertising faith.
 A year ago--running counter to the general current of business and against the judgment of advisers- Viclxs more than doubled its ap- propriation for advertising. and Introduced two new products. The bulk of this appropriations as usual, went to newspapers. What has followed is an actual demon- stration that sometimes the seem- ingly impossible "can be done."
 Volume of sales of the Wick lead- er-vicks VapoRub, the almost universally used treatment for colds-has increased steadily. Rise Of the two new products has been phenomenal.
 Sales of Vfcks Nose & Throat Drops-the new aid in preventing colds-exceeded estimates by more than 50 per cent. Sales of the unique Vicks Cough Drop-medi- cated with Vicks vapoRub--were little short of sensational--over 20 million packages of first season. Already this season, President Richardson states, sales on this item alone exceed seven and 0nc- half million packages.
 These new products. in combina- tion with the famous Vicks Vapo- Rub, made possible the new Vicks Plan for better Control-of-C Colds. In clinical tests among thousands last winter, this plan was proved successful in reducing the number. duration and costs of colds by half. In view of that success, President Richardson ann ounces that 1t will be backed this season by an adver- Using Appropriation substantially larger even than that of last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-25
MRS CARTER GETS
 $3,OOO DAMAGES
The Action Against De- fendant Was Based on
 an Auto Accident
CASE MAY BE APPEALED

Damages of $3,000 were award ed Mrs Florence Carter of Water bury against Mrs Georgianna Theiler of New York city in ver- dict returned by jury in superior court late Wednesday afternoon. Tn a companion suit. Mrs Myrtle Carter Stoeffler of this city was given $500 against the same de- fendant. The jury deliberated two and a half hours.
 The local women sued to re- cover for injuries they received when the car in which they were riding, was struck by the New York defendants car on the South ington mountain on Sept 1.3, 1930. Attorney John T. Monzani, coun- |sel for the plaintiffs, stated to-day he would file a motion to have the verdicts set aside on the grounds that they are inadequate. Attorney Lawrence l.. Lewis and Attorney J. Warren Upson. appearing for the defendants, will oppose the motion. Mrs Carter asked $30,000 damages and Mrs Stoeffler sought $3,000 for their injuries. Judge Alfred c. Baldwin presided.