davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-26
oDPocINoK vo DNE.
Pise Shirley w. Wynne, M. D.,
P. H., komisar zdravotnictva me-
sta New York.
FILLS.

/ Ak nema diet'a vo dne vySe
miery ustavat', lnusi popoludnl
chvil u odpoeivat'. Lekari pome-
novali stav telesneho vysilenia
ustatost 'ou". Tato ustatost' je
v niektorych pripadoch tax sllna,
ze diet'a utraca chut k jedlu,
alebo al ked' jie, nemoze potra
WI r1ce strovit'. V obidvoch
| tychto pripadoch vedie ustatost
k nespravnej vyzive. Ustatost'
! zmensuje tiez okolnost' diet'a a
voci nemociam, v inych pripa-
| doch v ktorych rodicia me-
hl'adaiil pricinu ustatosti -
stava sa diet a mrzutym a 'azko
sa uci to iba preto, re sa citi
ustatym.
"Dajte svojmu diet'at'u prize
zitost', aby 81 kazde poludnie pc
skole odpocinulo'', radf Angelo
Patri. "Diet a vyrastie prirodze
nejSie, odola lepSie nemociam, ne
bude mrzutym a bude sa lepSie
ucit', ak venuje kazdeho popolu-
dnia hoclen jednu hodinu odpo-
cinku. Diet'a elementarnej
Skoly potrebuje tento odpocinok
preto, re tej dobe rychle ra-
site. Chlapci a dievcata 20 sko-
ly vyssej potrebuj1 no pre- tn
pricinu, re sd snazia prisposo-
bit sa zivotu l'udf dospelych a
ziju preto neprestajnom teles-
nom al dusevnom napati.'
Podpa nahl'adu tohoto zname-
no pedagoga ucinia rodicia maj
lepsie, ak ureia Diet 'om k odpo-
cinku urcitu dennu hodinu, Cd
3. do 4. Skolskom roku a Cd
l. do 2. pocas vakacii.
'Primajte diet'a, ably sa So
bliekalo a ul 'ahlo do postele
rozhodnutfm, re bude hodinu po-
kojne odpocfvat', al ked' sa mu
nepdari zasn1t'. Uznavam, ze
matkam nebude zprvu snadno
primat' deti k tejto necinno;ti,
verfm vsak, re ak budd deti
tejto rutine denne pridrziavat' !,
stane sa ich ukol. casom snadnej-
sim. v dobe, kedy diet'a odpoci-
va, ma byt' domacnosti ticho,
loznici ma byt' polotemno, ME
vSak ma skodu dobrej yentilaeie
(obloky maj1 byt' otvorene hore
al dolu,, ably mohol vzduch pru-
dit').''
"Po, takomto odpocinku vzra-
site chut' diet'at'a kiveeeri; svoje
skolske 1lohy skonci kratsej
dobe bude potion mat prijem-
nejsf yeeer. Popoludnajsi odpo-
cinok - ak n,trva dlhsie cd jed
nej hodiny prispeje okrem to-
no k pokojnejsiemu spanku v
noci.
Nepovazl1jtet popoludnajsi od-
poeinok "a ciastocn1 nahradu pra
videlneho nocneho spanku. Ten
to odpocinok je iba ziaddcim pre-
rusenfm dennej cinnosti, normal
nym odstranovanim ustatosti, kto
ra sa dostavuje popoludni, teda
po dobe, kedy diet'a bolo maj
pilnejsie zamestnan6.
Diet'a, ktore trpf neprestaj-
non ustatost'ou, potrebnje popo-
ludnf dlhM odpoGinok, q ma 20
stat posteli dlhSf Gas Y sobotu
. Y nedel'u q, az do tych cias, kym
nezosilnie 4 nevyzdrsvie.
S $a 81 f5e
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-26
V1LET DO sMRTT.
Jeden professor lekarstva IA

2 jeho posluchacov rozhodli sa
ma vlastnom tele studoyat' poci-
ty, ktore nastayajti pri smrti. u
robili to az drasticky original
nym sposobom: ma dvore anato-
mickeho nstavu v Bukuresti ne
chali postavit' pravidelne sibe
nice, celkom take, ma akych sa
poprayuji nepolepsitelni zloein-
ci. A ma tieto Sibenice sa dali je-
den po druhom obesit professor
jeho ziak. Ma kirk i'm bola da-
ma kosilka, a bola zatiahnuta,
hrdlo bolo sovrete. priliv krvi do
modzgu znemoznenI, telo vyko-
nalo niekol'ko kratkych trhnuti.
Sklbnuti potion uz zostalo be-
pohybu, zmeravene. V tom Okla
mziku posluchaci mediciny, kon-
trolujnci tento pokus, priskocili,
oboch rychle odrezali a ozivova-
cimi pokusmi priviedli ich zpat
k zivotu. Professor a leho aiak
mozu dobre povedat, re pre-
zili smrt'.' Ked' prisli zas k pl-
nemu vedomiu, rozpravali, ako
sa utvaraly prejavy ilcinkv
smrti. Popisovali podFa vlastne-
no zazitku, aka je smrt'. Profe-
sor ziak shodne vykladali, re
po zatiahnuti slucky zablysklo
sa i'm vel mi jasne pred oeima
to Dol reflex ocneho nervu. Po-
tom pocftili zvuk strasneho hro-
mu alebo vybichu = to Dol re-
fleN nervu sluchoveho. Y tom O.
kamziku stratili obaja vedomie.
@ chveni tela a d'alsich inych Il
kazoch, sposobenych nastavajn-
cou smrt ,'ou nemali az ami maj
mensieho pocitu a smrtel'nym
zapasom prechadzali uz v beZve-
domi, samotnn smrt' necitiIi. Pri-
roda je dobrotiva: smrt samot
MI necitime, okamzik smrti az
nezazijeme. Smrt' uz necitime "a
nj pri ma ajhroznejs0m naibolest
nelson umierani, pri vykonava-
nj trestu smrti ma sibenici. Tof-
ko bolo zistene pri odvaznom a
obdivuhodnom pokute V Buku-
resti. Tym bolo ma zaklade sku-
tocneho zazitku potvrdene teo-
reticke ucenie, ze smrt samotna
nikdy neboll, lebo prichadza uz
"a naprosteho, bezvedomia, kedy
uz mic necltime Vynikajnci ne
mecky biolog DR.. r. Kahn uci, ze
existuje sest' druhov smrti,~z
tych vsak len jedinom jednom
pripade nastava koniec zivota
bez nplneho stratenia vedomia.
Y ostatnych piatich pripadoch
tefoS umiera len vtedy, ked We.
donnie smysly sa uz uplne stra-
tily zanikly. Smrt' sama nikdy
neboli, naskyta sa vsak este O.
tazka, ci sa umierajdci bojf smr-
tt? | tu najnovsie poznatky
sknsenosti vedy davajl1 odpo-
we'd zapornn: process umierania
prebehne bez akehokol'vek te-
lesneho duSevneho trapenia a
tedy bez strachu. Vel 'ka vacSsi-
ma Pudi pri smrti skutocne len
tisko usne, ably sa Wac nepre-
budila. Prlroda dava lud 'om po-
kojne, tiche a vyrovnane odcha-
dzanie tohoto sveta. OkamzfS
smrti tichncko, bezbolestne pre-
nesie eloveka 70 zivota to ta-
Jomne, co nasleduje po nom. Je
smrt koniec, ei zaeiatok? To je
otazka, ktora uz nepatrf vede a
my ma tomto mieste chceli SINE
len ukazat' ma najnovsi dokazany
obJav vedy, ze smrt sama neboh. /
Nal pravdu basnik Wolker.
'Smrti sa nebojim, smrt' ME .ie
zla, smrt' je len kus zivota t'az-l
keho.. Z"
Kde by Dol clovek?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-26
zANIK LUDSK0sTI.
Napisal |: Michal Zoscenko. J.

! Romeo a basta! ZladnehO SUI
/ citu l'ud'mi nezostalo uz mo-
jom srdci. Este vcera, do Sic
stej hodiny vecer, cltil som )
| l'ud'mi vail 81 ich, ale cd tel
4 chvile nem6zem, deti! L'udsky
nevd'ak prestilpil uz vsetky hra-
4 nice... s
Racte len povazit vcera pod
vecer som hrozne ~trpel "a svoj
sucit 5 bIiznym k znfaniu som
trpel MONA, re "a svoje SUI
! citne srdce dostanem sa este v
najblizsej budicnosti pred Judo
w sud!
Basta! Zatvrdlo mole srdce.
ziadon blfzny mech wac SO mnou
nepocita! Ale aby som YAM to
yylozil Cd zaeiatku:
Siel som YAM tax vGera 20 uli-
1 eli. Idem 81 TAX pc ulici yidfm
odrazu - l'udia sd til zastayu-
jill, sbieha.jii sa, hl1cky sa kopia
pri vratach... \ niekto tam -hroz-
! ne narieka. A l'udia rukami ma
/ vaju, hlavami potriasaitl, vobec
= nejaka udalost' Pristipim
blizsie, pytam sa, co jeg
Ale tuto, = poyedajn
nejaky obcan 81 zlamal nolu Ne
moze fist .d'alej...
= Nuz, to je pravda, na to ia,
re ME je mu do chodze so zla-i
manou nohou... Rozrazam obecen-
stvo a pristupujem blizsie ok
miestu nest 'astia" ako sa ho-
vorf. A vidim: skutoene tn lei
akysi clovek, lezi na chodniku,
tvar ma hrozne bielu, a noha v
nohaviciach zrejme zlomena... A
tax tu lezl bezmocne, llboziak
srdecny, 0 patnik sa ut aka opie-
ra, jachta:
Tax to vidite, obcane, pro-
sim "a odpustenie: chodnik klz-
Ky, Glovek ide, smikne sa, spa
dne, takato noha nie je prave5
najlepSia vec...
Nal som yzdy vrele sncitne
srdce, S l'udom som vzdy citil,
v6bec... nem6zem vidiet' cloveka
hynilceho ma ulci... Nem6zem,
basta
Bratia! II, vravim hned' vte-
dy. = We'd je to MONA Glen So
vietskeho svazu! Nicmenei po-t
vinnf sme nieeo podnikniit', no.
vorim okolostojacim. A hned
sam benin do telefonicnej bud
ky. ZavoIam zachrannd stanicu.
Hlasim: ''Clovek so zlomenou no
hou, ponahpajte sa chytro, tam
tam" Udavam hned' adresu.
Rozhanaju obecenstvo, pristu-
puj1 k trpiacemu, zdvihajn ho,
chcn no zdvihn1t' ma nositka.
ale tom uz tiez vidim: ten clo-
vek silou-mocou nechce, ably no
vsupli ma nos1tka. s pozostalou
zdravou nohou kope do tych Sty-t
roch doktorov, nechce ich k Sc
be pnstit'... A kriGi.
Berte sa mi vsetci styria,
ku vsetkym vsade... Nikam ia s.
vami nepojdem, we'd ponahF am
sa domov...
A mic neplace ten elovek, len
tax vystraja, krici. "Co je to s.
nfm?'' myslfm 81. Ably tax
stratil rozum?' Ale tom uz jeI
v zastupe pohnutie, kriky. A od-|
razu pocujem svoje memo, niekto
ma nina vola.
To w ste .yyzval zachrannh
stanicu, strycko? yola ma nina
ieden tych V bielych plast och.
Ano, ia. vravim.
No, to 81 to teda zodpovie-
te podl'a vsetkej prisnosti reyo-
lucnych zakonov.. Pre- nic a "a
mic obt'azovat' J, yoz. volat', ked'I
ten obean ma zlamanh nohu, ale
len dreven1!
To sa rozumie, mole memo 81
zapisali, j adresu, oaisli.
Ably som po tejto ndalosti este
niekedy ia svoie usl,achtile srdce
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-26
DIABLoVA KovARIN.
Napisal: Honors De Balzac.

Bolo to jedneho vecera roku
1772. Akysi cudzinec zastavil sa
pred velkou jaskynou ma svahu
Gavarnie q pozoroval, ako hor.
ska bystrina zvucne vrha svoje
vody ma dino sluje. Usmev pretia-
hol jeho rty. Bol to Anglican,
ktory prisiel 70 vzdialenej zeme
mySlienkon ma zisk. Prisiel slie.
vat pot rozryvat horske dbo-
Gle Pyreneji, ably i'm vyrval boz
hatstvo.
Zariadil sa v jaskyni< Steny s:i
rozzvucaly a bystrina premenila
sa ma prld ohna. Horali pracova-
Ii pre- cudzinca. Svaly sa napina-
ly ako struny, ohen hltal ieh o
blicaje, oci zazmurovaly sa v
krudkom svetle plamenov. Dych
peel vysusoval ich prsia. Tela po-
tily zlato pre- svojho pana.< Ne
doprial oddychu a sam pracoval
ako zatratenec. Menoval sa Bull
man, ale obyvatelia Gedre prey
vail no "Pelot", co enact ako
chlpac, ably sa vysmievali je-
no rudym vlasom zarastlym
pazucham. Tento cudzinec napl-
noval kedysi tiche ndolie hruzou.
Bol postrachom zien, lebo ME-
kol'ko ich uniesol jeho chip
most ziadala 81 move. TT, ktori
vo svojej biede ponnkli svoje
sluzby, vedei, ze je to umiera-
ME mukach. Stare zeny sa pre-
zehnavaly, vidiac vystupovat'
diva cierne kottce dymu z otvo-
rov jaskyne. Kazdy zelal zahubu
kovarni a rudemu muzovi.
Jedneho yecera 20 Spanielska
dull do Francie t'azky victor
mraky sa shromazd 'ovaly. Nebe
sa chmdrilo nepokojne stada
ponahpaly sa. do ndolia. Prisla
noe a b1rka zasiahla yrch Pic du
Midi. Zablesky blede, zsinale, o.
svetl ovaly 1dolie. Nebo ulihalo
ma horu, ktora zdala .sa sama
klesat a uvolnovat' vel Ike, cier-
ne stromy ma svojich dbociach.
Pelot vo svojej jaskyni nevidel
mic pokracoval vo svojom die
lie, r1hajlc sa.
Vecer tretieho dina akysi starec
objavil sa ma obzore... Bol chro-
my, kracal ma oblakach jeho
dlhy plast' vliekof sa po zemi a.
ko obrovsky victor. Ale elm Wac |
sa priblizoval Gedre, oblaky sa
rozplyvaly, jeho oblicaj sa pre-
dlzovala plast' .sa pokryl ST.
st'ou. Ked' dosiel ku schodom, |
ved1cim k jaskyni, zmizol ma
stupnoch objavil sa prosty 70
brak. Ohromni psi strazili ychod |
do jaskyne a vrhli sa ma kazde- |
no, kto sa priblfzil. Jeho plast'
zayadil o stary chrbat tychto |
psov. Bolo pocut' ohromne dy- |
chanie... Vst1pil. Pelot vnoril tye |
zeleza do ohromnej tlamy svojeil |
vyhne... Otocil sa k prichodzie-
mu spytal sa tvrdo: ''Co
chceS?''
"Almuznu'', riekol starec.
Pelot vo svojej ziznivej tube
hromadit', oboril sa ma starca a
vo svojom hneve chopil sa roz-
zhavenej tyce, aby ju vrazil do
celia neznameho. Pelotove rame-
no sa natiahlo, tyc presla hlavou
aae starec sa ami len nepohol... |
Pelot sa zarazil. Jeho ruka zde-
senfm upustila zelezo.
Pozoroval cudzinca,.. Jeho cci
staly sa dvoma majakmi, vysie-
lajlcimi paprsleky ma neho, Je-
no hsta sa nepohly, ale Pelot
1ednako pocul HAS preklina jilci,
HAS hlboky, znejdci ako umie-
rAcik... Starec sa otocil prekro-
Gil prah... Dlhe Shy ztracaly sa
Y jeho fdzoch, a jeho hlava sa
sklonila. Bolo privd mi mnoho
biedosti ma svete Pan Dol una
vent trestanim. Ale predsa bolo
treba, aby jeho spravodliyost sa
- = ~ "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-26

celeJ Europy Symbol0m m0der,s
| nosti a m6dnosti, zatial co ka.8
takomby s1 nam symbolom dav-
neho starovekui a predsa je to
pravda: j dnesny Pariz ma svo-
je katakomby. "Parizske kata-
4 komby" je nazov witty pre- celii
neobyeajne rozsiahlll siet cho.
dieb parfzskeho podzemia, pri-
stupnvch kazdom mieste ta-
mojsej kanalizacnej siete. Ale O.
krem toho existujd vo vel 'meste
mad Seinou este inc. sirsej We
rejnosti vacinou iiplne nezname
katakomby, ktorych povod je
sfce prozaicky, ale ktore boly
pozdejsie pouzfvane k roznym
1celom a dodnes majn neobycaj-
ny vyznam strategicky. Rozkla-
dajii sa vacsinou ma lavom bre-
hu rieky Seiny Y hlbke priemer-
| ne 30 metrov a sil nazvane 'scar-
rieres'. Pre6stavujd chodby od
inajuzsfch az po cele sally v roz-
mere vel 'kych stod5l alebo skla-
disk, ktore sn starocnon pracou
vytvorene priamo skale, kto.
rel brali stredoveki stavitelia o.
ne nesmierne mnozstvo pevneho
a dobre spracovaneho kamena
pre- vsetky monumentalne parfz-
ske stavhy cd katedral, zanrkov
a palacov pocinajiic a mostami,
ako i nabreznymi miirmi Seinyi
konciac.
Kto raz videl ono nesmierne
kamenne more, axe predstavuje
Parfz, predstavf 81 iste rozlohus
toho podzemneho bludist a, kto-
re sa stale. suz mnohym l'nd'om
osndnym.
Jednym 2 nich, ktori tam "a
hynuli je kostolnik klastora Val
de Grace Philibert Aspart, kto-t
ry tam zahynul hladom a lSto-
r6ho kostra bola najdena len po
II rokoch. Konecne ME je tomu
davno, co tam zablndila skupina
vysokoskolskych studentov, ma
prick tomu, ze mala skiseneho
sprievodcu S mapou a po cele
diva dni labyrintom parizskeho
podzemia bola hladana zachran-
nou vypravou, slozeniu vyssich
policajnych nradnikov, znalcov
tvchto katakomb, konecne bola
najdena zachranena tax pred
strasnou smrt'ou hladom.
Tieto katakomby ME s1 ovsem
vsade bezvadnom stave, mie-
stami s1 ma meter i Wac napl-
meme vodou, indie zas so stropu
spadavsfmi kamennymi iilomka-
mi pod. Inde Ease bolo treba
stropy rozsiahlych salov podo-
priet' celym systemom kamen-
nych pilierov, ably sa zabranilo
ich sri1teniu. Boly dokonca easy,
kedy ich bolo ponzite k obyva-
niu pravdaze viac-menej me-
dobrovol ne. Menoyite klastory
parizske mavaly podzemi i'm
prinalezajdcom takzvane sea
chot'', t. j. podzemna v;izenie pre-
neposlusnych mnichov. Najvacsie
2 mich NAL znamy klastor Val de !,
Grace.
Y skorsich pohnutych casoch.
kedy tieto katakomby melody TAX
dobre strazene, stavalo sa, re bo-
" pouzfvane j vselijakymi do
brodruhmi "a vitan1 skrysu a
tax menovite dlhsi cas- nich
iii znamy parizsky stredoveky
basnik b1rlivak Francois Villon
so svojou tlupou, aby unikol
sprayodlivosti.
dnes q dovodov, aby tieto roz-
siahle podzemne priestory nebo-
ly zneuzite nekalymi zivlami "a
skryse koristi alebo zivlov stf-
tiacich sa denneho svetla, sd. ka-
takomby vel'mi strazene k pri-
stupu do nich je treba nemalej
protekcie. Prfstupne sd niekol'-
ko nenapadnymi zeleznymi vra-
tarni, ako s1 v mlre klastora st.
Sulpice a inde.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-26

Ked' kupujsts ' obchodoch.
ktor6 ' ttchto novin&ch osnamu-
jf svoj tovar, povedxte, = ste feb
ohlAklu Gtah Y naxioh noyin6ch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-26

sloyenska Lfga je vsenarod-
ma ustanovizea sta1te sa jej
clenom.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-21
FAMOUS COMEDY PAIR SCORE AGAIN - MARIE DRESSLIcJl AND POLLY Mo RAN FUNNIER THAN EVER IN, PROSPERITY"

Give Marie Dressler and Polly Moran something to fight about - and watch the laughs roll up.
 They're at 1t again --- this time as mothers-in- Jaw battling over the lives of their married children, in Metro c Goldywn-Mayer's "Prosperi. ty," now showing at the Poli Palace theater.
 The heroines of Caught Short" and Politics" have as many bat ties as of yore, but the battles are louder and funnier. Then, too, there is q dramatic twist in the new story, and Marie does some straight character acting that tugs at the iieartstrinss.
 Fast and Furious Fun
 The story deals with two widows who are ,friends, in Q small town, until their children get married. Each starts in to regulate the new family = and fur flies. Polly goes broke, there is a run on the bank, Marie gets Q job in a grocery store and figures out way to put 1t on a paying basis by "trading" and swapping" their battles cause the youngsters to get a divorce -- and then everything crashes. Marie sacrifices herself and Is planning to end her life for the. insurance money when Sonny comes home, with tho profits of big deal. All ends happily.
 There are bowling incidentals, like the battle of the three rival Santa Clauses, the hilarious ad- venture in the grocery store, the comical battle that disrupts the wedding, and c tense, gripping dramatic scene. Sam Wood d. rected the production.
 ' Anita Page and Norman Foster are ideally cast as the young couple, and the children are played by little Jacqule Lyn and Jerry Tucker. Charles Giblyn. Frank
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-21
ROBINSON IN TIGER SHARK, HUSTON IN "KONGO' AT NEW GARDEN

Last times to-day at the New Garden theater of Edward C..
 Robinson in "Tiger Shark" with
 Richard Arlen and zita Johann.
 Fifty men defied death five weeks to film this epic of the wave- tossed jungles. See ferocious sharks at war with men in the most dan- gerous, daring, colorful thriller
 ever filmed. See the tumultuous drama of an amazing love tangle
 that only 8 terrible doom could solve.
 Tho co-feature is "Kongo" with
 Walter Huston, Lupe Velez, Con-
 rad Nagel and Virginia Bruce. See
 Walter Huston as "Deadlegs'' Flint the part he made famous on the stage. Deadlegs Flint. A crawling, crippled thing that will fake your
 blood run hot and cold ]. a wheel
 chair his throne bull-whip black empire .. he fed his hate on woman's soul. Also fine program of supporting shorts. Women attending Tuesday will re- ceive Pyroloid dresser ware. Com ling Tuesday and "wednesday is
 Harold Lloyd in Movie Crazy and
 Those We Love with Mary Astor,
 Kenneth MacKenna and Lilyan
 Tashmaf1. Wednesday night an added feature will be the distribu- ton of ten big family turkey din- ners. Thursday night the Auc- ton Circus will be held as usual and a fine assortment of gifts will
 be auctioned and the net proceeds given to some one present,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-21

DISTRICT OF WATERBURY, ss.
 Probate Court, November 18th
 EsTATE ri TiSAi OF Patrick R. McNa- mara, late of Waterbury, in said District, deceased. Upon the appli- cation of George A. McNamara and Robert A. Harrington, praying that an instrument in writing Durp0rting to be the last will and testament and codicil of said deceased may be proved, approved, allowed and ad- f1itted to probate, as per application on file more fully appears, 1t Is ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at the Pro- bate Office in Waterbury, in said District, on the 25th day of Novem- Der A. D. 1882 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon (Standard time), and that notice be given of the pendency of said application, and the time and place of Hearing thereon, by pub- fishing the same one time In some newspaper having a circulation in said District, also by leaving with or by mailing in registered letters. postage prepaid from Waterbury, a copy of this order to all parties in- terested and residing without the Probate District of Waterbury, on or before the Fist day of November 1892.
 Attest:
 Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-21
VETERANS PLAN
 1883 CAMP AICN

Kansas City, Mo--(UP)-Three principles will feature the 1932-33 program of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, accord ing to Admiral Robert D. Coontz. commander in chief.
 They involve, first: pensions for widows and orphans of World war veterans, to be paid on the basis equivalent to pensions now being paid by the government tot widows of veterans of previous wars. C
 A bill Incorporating this theory was passed in the house during the last session of congress, which ad- journed before consideration was given this measure.
 Second: immediate cash payment of adjustetd service certificates.
 Of this, Admiral Coontz said; 'We refuse to accept the belief that payment of these certificates cannot be made without upsetting the federal budget. Ways and means to finance cash payment of the so-called bonus without unbal- ancing the budget, or increasing taxes, have been proposed"
 Third: preservation of existing veterans compensation benefits, for World war veterans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-21
In The Local
 TheaterS
~oNOn IN A rzFEK1lzEv AND AONH WAY EAs1A0E' ON DOUBLE hUL Ar STRAND UOUIL


 The strand presents another marvellous double feature program today, tomorrow and Wednesday in yonce in . Lifetime and "0ne Way Pass16s."
 "oncs in . Lafstime'' is not only Q picture which shows in an in- tensely fashien the reDuted inner workings of the Hollywood lim studios; it is one of the most fIot- ously funny comedies ever to come to the local screen.
 This sparkling satire on the movie industry features Jack oakie Sidney Fox, Aline MacMnhCr, Rus sell Hopton, Zasu Pitts Louise Tazenda, onslow Stevens, Gregory RatOff ana others.
 The story begins in New York city. with the three members ok Q small.time vaudeville team hasten- ing to Hollywood coincident with the advent of the talkies, intent on securing some of the large and easily obtained salaries being paid out by a confused industry. in the thfoes of q great change. They are engaged to conduct Q school Of elocution. within the Glogauer stu- di0, and the succession of fortun- at eblunders committed by the dumb" member of the trio (played by Jack Oakie) eventually raise all to positions of power in the film industry.
 Tn injecting many delightfully."- humorous touches" into the story of "Once in Lifetime, Director Russell Mack has added much to theenjoyment of the picture.- The settings, laid mainly within . studio, are garish and fantastic, and match perfectly the satirical mood of the story.
 The companion feature, "One Way Passage" is q fascinating love romance starring Kay Francis and William Powell. Warren Hymer. Frank McHugh and big support ing cast perform notably to make it a hit picture.
 Most of the action is laid on a Pacific liner sailing from Hong Kong, where two ilf-fated lovers meet for the first time. to San Francisco, where the final fare wells are said. William Powell has one of the most impressive roles of his career as Dan Hardesty, the debonair criminal who 1s nnaily tripped up by the police. Kay Francis is considered by metro politan critics to have the finest opportunity of her career in the role of Joan Annes, ready to- give up life itself for month of per- feet happiness while the steamer pursues it's course across the Pacific. VI