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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-31
DOMESTIC SQUABBLES AIRED TN COURT
HEALTH BOARD ISSUES WARNING
Calls Attention to Danger
 of Raw Clans Taken From Polluted Water
MAY CAUSE TYPHOID

Danger of eating raw clans dug from the shores of polluted waters was pointed out to-day. by the state department of health in it's weekly bulletin. Of the thirry-three cases of typhoid fever reported to, the department this year, four give a history of having eaten raw clans dug from such areas shortly before becoming i'll.
 A few years ago, an outbreak of typhoid traced to raw shell-iish rec suited in careful precautionary measures by federal, state and 10. cal health authorities to prevent repetition of such occurrences. Extensive surveys were made of areas where shellfish are grown; the sale of shellfish taken from polluted areas was prohibited by regulations or law; and such pro- ducts taken according to regula- ton are now certified as being pro- duced under proper conditions.
 In spite of rigid supervision, it Is impossible, however, to prevent individuals from digging clans in polluted grounds or from consurn- ing them raw. It rests with the in- dividual to make certain that the shore from which hetakes clans is not polluted or that the clans are well cooked before eating. She'll fish taken from doubtful locations should never be consumed raw. Buyers of clans should ascer- tain that the seller possesses a cer- tificate as to the safety of the area from which they were harvested. | When clans are produced in ac- cordance with regulations of fed | eral and state health authorities, no one need hesitate about eating them raw. The health depart
 ment's advice is that where any
 doubt exists clans be cooked be- | fore eating.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-31
STANDARDS OF
 MOTION PICTURES
Forty Per Cent More Suit able for Catholic Audi-
 enCeS Than in 1929
CHAIRMAN REPORTED

Denver, August 29-- American motion pictures in 1892 are 40 per- cent more suitable to the standards of Catholic audiences than they were in 1929, according to the re- port of Mrs. Thomas A. Goldrick LID, national motion picture chairman, presented here today to the convention ofthe International Federation of Catholic Alumnae.
 Preview committees of her or ganization, serving on the east and west coasts, Mrs. McGoldrick re- ported, have examined 8,356 flea. lures and short subjects during the past four years. In 1929 they rec commended 51 percent to Catholic audiences; in 1890, 61 percent; in 1881, 61 percent and in 1892, 71 percent.
 Cooperation with the industry rather than censorship has proved the effective road toward the i'm proveMent of the moral quality ot pictures, the report held.
 Forty-three state chairmen and hundreds of local Catholic institu- tions, including 1,400 club groups cooperate in the dissemination of tho judgments of the $olunteer Catholic previewers. They are broadcast from fifteen radio sta- tions in the United States and are printed abroad in Spanish, French German and Japanese. with wide
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-31
Judge Continues
 Fillippone Case
 Until September
Wife Claims Husband Has Failed to Carry Out Court Order to Pay Her $7 Weelly-Mate Cites Pay Cut and Bills as Reason-Dismiss Tedesco Charges

Hearing of the charge of non- support against Rocco Fillippone of Knoll street presented so many contradictory angles today that Judge McGrath remarked 1t was apparent that 1t was a marriage that was not made in Heaven. Mrs Fillippone~ claimed that her hus- band has not carried out previous court order to pay her $7 week. The accused husband claimed that he was unable to meet expenses, having taken a "cut" in wages and
 was still paying bills contracted for a diamond wedding ring, a breakfast ring, dresses and fur choker. Mrs Fillippone very spirit edly remarked that she new noth- ing about any breakfast ring or dresses being bought for her. As
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-31

peared to-day to have won tho
 democratic nomination for gover-
 nor of Texas, complete returns from 246 counties and partial re- turns from the other eight giving
 her a lead of 1899 over Ross s. Sterling, who defeated her two
 years ago. The tabulation showed 475,735 votes for Mrs Ferguson
 and 473,846 for Sterling.
 New York, Aug 31--CUP)-
 The Graf Zeppelin, commanded by
 pr Hugo Eckener, was approxi-
 mately 500 miles west of the Cape
 Verde Islands en route to Brazil al
 II D. m. EST. last night, according
 to message intercepted by the
 Radio Marine corporation. -
 Santiago, Chile, Aug 31-(UP)- Establishment of general price fixing and supply controlling con- missariat under the ministry of la- bor, was decreed to-day by the pro- visional government of Carlos G
 Davila. It was the first important step toward setting up socialist
 republic. Any farm, industry or
 other utility of production or dis tribution which has ceased operat- ing may be operated by the price
 board if the owners do not renew operations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-31

they have been married for two years she was of the opinion that any wedding gifts should be paid for by now.
 Several clashes resulted and Judge McGrath remarked or ruled" that a wife's interest and support always came before . law yer's fees. As ne had made several personal attempts to reunite the couple without success he granted final continuance until Septem- Der IA by which time statement will be prepared as to the young mans indebtedness for the alleged breakfast ring. fur choker. etc.
 John Spina, z7, of 1929 North Main street was instructed that h the future he should, confine his baseball activities to a neighbor. hood playground or Hamilton park The young man was taken into custody for violating the city ordi- nance by playing ball in Library park. Patroiman Timothy Callahan broke up an unscheduled exhibi- tion by arresting Spino. The case was dismissed with warning from the fudge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-31

of the car onvoivsd in the accident.
 W. D. Kaynor of Buckingham street filed a report for an acci- dent near the intersection of Wa tertown and Bunker Hiii avenues. Dorothy Modeen, II. daughter of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-31

Mir and Mrs Albert lfodssn of Wa tertown avenue was slightly tn- jured when struck by Fir Kaynor's car. She was given treatment at the Waterbury hospital for lacer- ations of the right arm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-31
Auto Mishaps>
 on City Streets Two Cases Reported at Police Station Last
 Night

Robert Deegan. 6. son of MT and Mrs John Deegan of SPA Will low street, was hit by an automo- bile last evening on Willow street; The injured youngster suffered lacerations of the scalp and was given treatment at the Waterbury hospital. William Grieve of 64 Columbia boulevard was operator
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-31

Manchester, England, Aug 31-- (UP)-Lancashire's 150,00O textile industry employees continued on
 strike to-day, against employers demands for a wage cut, undis.
 mayed by police interference with picketing. More than 1000 strikers fought with police near Manches- ter last night and were dispersed after officers used their clubs free- ly.
 Capje Griz Neg, France, Aug 31 Coleman, 20 year
 old London swimmer, abandoned
 her attempt to swim the English
 channel yesterday after she had
 reached point ten miles off the French coast.
 New York, Aug 31-(UP)-
 Isaac F. Marcosson, writer, has in-
 herited $729,286 from Mrs Caroline
 Frevert, probate of her will has
 revealed. Mrs Frevert. sister of English distribution in the British
 Isles, Australia and South Africa.
 The largest importer of American pictures in India, Mrs McGoldrick
 reported, uses the American Cath olic selections as basis in his buy ing. A permanent library Is being formed of newsreel presentations
 of events of Catholic historical inn portance. The work of Mrs Me- Goldrick's committee has received the Papal blessing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-31
QUALITY. NOf QUANTITY

The quality of sleep We enjoy iB more important than the qunn { tity. Slumbor disturbed by any
 sort of a dream iB a sign thnt the brain is stiii active.
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"SharehoIders In America" Is Composed
OF Supporters OF Roosevelt And Garner
New York Governor Buys First Membership In Organi-
sation Which Has Adopted Medallions OF Demo-
cratic Candidates As Official Emblems-TO En-
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Party AFiliation

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-09-09

Park home therefore the Govern.
will be presented with the orioir.,
plaque by Mr.. Borglum with ann.
pria1e ceremonies and afterwards h.
will pay his dollar and receive a.
first of the medallions.
Under the plans adopted each con
tributor of S1.0O or more will rece;r.
the official medallion and a membo.
ship certificate in Shareholders !.
America"
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ment in Philadelphia will occur in II
dependence Hall and will be suonsoroa
by the Democrats of Pennsylvar;.
with the cooperation of the Philadsl
phia Record. The program on this ~
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pendence which the organization hons,
70 stimulate throughout the countrr
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Roosevelt, Chairman James s Fsr,o.
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French Hide Name
For New Vessel

SAINT NAzAIRE, France, Aug.
81. U.P)-Flood tide during the af-
ternoon of October 20 has been def
initely fixed as the hour and date
on which the Super-Ile- de France
will be launched.
But if the Frenchman's curiosity
has been satisfied upon that point,
mystery still remains as to the
name under which the greatest
transatlantic liner ever built in
France will be known.
The French line announces that
the name will be divulged only on
the very morning that the giant
ship slides down the ways.
Some months ago a popular ref
erendum was made calling upon all
Frenchmen to submit names which
would appropriately designate this
future Havre to New York luxur-
ious ferryboat. Thousands of re-
plies have been received and the
winner (or winners), will be the
guest OF the French line and oc-
cupy one of the bridal suits dur
ing the liners maiden voyage to
the United States.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-31
Traffic Record
Being Made Here

California highway patrolmen
we're jubilant today, for the pass
ing of a few more hours in all
probability will see an all-time
record for Imperial county in the
lack of serious automobile acci-
dents, according to A. F. Oswalt.
captain.
Today marks the passing of one
month since any person was in
jured in this county by reason of
an automobile accident, the traffic
officers declared. Since the local
office is required to make
monthly accident report to head
quarters at Sacramento, this fact
was the cause for considerable joy
on the part of the patrolmen.
Only very few accidents have
come to the notice of the highway
patrol office during the past month,
and these resulted only in scratched
tenders and hurt feelings, accord
ing to officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-31
Blue Law Beaten
By Ballplayers

PLEASANTVILLE, N. j., U.H-
Ball players and fans were so anx-
ious to defy the New Jersey Sum
day BLUE Laws" recently that they
dug a ditch and drained field to
do it.
Their reward was the first Sun
day ball game since the town was
founded in 1898.
Mayor Charles E. Jackson,
backed by the churches, refused
the team a permit to play. To
make sure, he sent the police force
to see that no game was played.
When the police found the field
under two inches of water they
returned to the station house, con-
vinced no game could be played.
But the players thought differ
entity. Led by the team manager,
they dug bitches and an hour later
the game was played