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COL MACOMb R1ES|
SET FOR TUESDAY,
Veteran Of Indian Wars to
Be Buried in Arlington.
Cited for GaIIantTy.

Funeral services for Col Augustus C..
Macomb, u. S. A., retired who died yes
terday, will be held at the home, 34l5
Massachusetts, avenue, Tuesday morn
ing at II O'Clock. Burial will be In
Arlington Cemetery.
Col. Macomb, veteran of the Indian
campaigns in the West, who was cited
for gallantry in action against the
Spanish in 1898, had been Ill for many
months. He was II years old.
Born in Detroit in 1854, Col Macomb
was the son of soldier, Col. John N.
Macomb, veteran of the Civil War. AS
an uncle, Admiral Macomb, was COM
mandant of the Naval Academy, the
nephew entered the service school, but
left after a comparatively short stay,
Some time after he left school he signed
UP with a merchantmen which was to
sail around Cape Horn.
Upon arriving in San Francisco fol-
lowing tempeStuous voyage, the young
man found he had been appointed to a
second lieutenancy in the 4th Infantry
Division A year later he was transfer
red to the 5th Cavalry, with which he
remained until his retirement in 1918
Serving in the division with the pres
cnt Gen. Eben Swift, lifelong friend,
who, as a retired officer, resides In
Washington, Col Macomb fought in the
Indian wars for four years. He was
active in campaigns against the Utes,
Sioux and Cheyenne tribes and raw
service in a half dozen Western States.
He was promoted to the rank OF
colonel September 2. 1914. Due for re-
tirement because of age in october
1918, Col Macomb continued in the
service until March, 1919. during which
time he was placed in charge of a
camp in Charlotte, N. C.
Col Macomb was married in 1880
and is survived by his widow, Mrs
Ella c. Macomb; three sons, Lieut.. Col
Gordon Macomb. U. S. A, retired who
lives in Chicago; Philip Macomb OF
Washington, and Lieut.. Comdr. Alex
ander Macomb, u S. N, stationed on
the U. S S. Oklahoma, now in the
Pacific. Col Macomb also leaves two
sisters. Miss Christina Macomb and
Miss Mamie Macomb, both Of Wash
ington. A brother, Gen. Montgomery
Macomb, died several years ago.
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BANKS NEEDING AID
REQUESTED To ACT.
Credit Corporation Director
in Fifth District Seeks to
Avoid Rush.
Rv tina Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, January Goo
operation of borrowing banks in apply
ing for credit before the demand for
funds becomes imperative was sought
today by John M. Miller, Jr., director
for the National Credit Corporation in
the fifth Federal Reserve district.
Emphasizing that the corporation has
a half billion dollars 1t is anxious to
lend banks needing assistance, Mr..
Miller said the banks should look ahead
and apply promptly for assistance.
Would Avoid Delay.
when applying banks delay until the
eleventh hour and fifty-ninth minute,
il is sometimes impossible to render
assistance in time to meet the emer-
gency," Mr. Miller said.
"The officers of the National Credit
CORPORATION are working day and night,
using the wires without hesitation in
numbers of cases. The cooperation Of
the separate banks must be had and
they should not wait until the last
minute"
Commenting on the failure Of the
Peoples State Bank of Charleston, with
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4o-osd branches, to open for business
in south Carolina today, Mr.. Miller
said the corporation had been lending
freely to the bank and was ready last
night to furnish additional cash. it only
befng necessary for the National Credit
Association. No. 6, of South Carolina,
10 approve the collateral and assume
Its proper liability.
"The peoples state Bank and its 40.
odd brancl1es," he said, els scattered
over the entire State of South Carolina,
whieh made it difficult, If not irnpos-
sible. to get together promptly the Sc
curities necessary for additional large
Sums which would be necessary to
carry on the business OF its 40-odd
branches"
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VIRGINIA SURGEON DIES Ar
WAL TER REED HOSPITAL
DR.. Giles B. Cook Served Overseas
With 2Sth Division and Was
in Army of Occupation.

DR.. Giles B. Cook, 50, of Front Royal,
Va, died yesterday at Walter Reed
Hospital Of complications following an
operation last July.
DR.. Cook, a surgeon. served overseas
as major with the 29th Division, 116th
Infantry, later being transferred to the
1st Division, Army of Occupation.
He graduated from George Washing
ton University Medical School and in
termed at Garfield Hospital
He is survived by his widow, Olive,
daughter Of the Rev. c. Ernest Smith,
pastor of st. Thomas Church here, and
two sons, Giles B., jr., and Berry C.
Cook, all Of Front Royal He also
leaves brother, w. Woodward Cook of
this city, and three sisters, Mrs A. ].
Mckay Of Baltimore, Mrs. F. B. Down
ing of Front Royal and Mrs F. P.
Evans of Richmond. Funeral services
will be held in Front Royal Monday at
l o'clock.
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, MISSISSIPPI HOPE RAISED.
Superintendent of State Banks Lauds
"yitai Funds" Prospect.


JACKSON, Miss, January 2 R.-
The reservoir of funds made ready for
orderly conduct of business in Missis-
sippi through organization OF State di-
visions of the National Credit corpora ora
ana encouragement for 1882" the su-
perintendent Of State banks, j. S. Love,
said today
davs ago" he added, "a survey of the
State banking situation presented a
difficult picture, but the outlook has
been materially changed with the
opening of an avenue for vital funds,
hanks with prospects of credit facilities
Of from $15,0000 900 to $20,o00,o00
should be reflected in renewed support
and confidence of depositors in their
institutions"
Evening star., 1932-01-03
Flood Perils South Africa.

PORT ELIZABETH South Africa,
January 2 (P.-Messengers last night
hurried through the countryside to warn
dwellers on isolated farms and in little
townships In the river valleys to retreat
to the hills before a flood menace
threatening a wide area The Gamtoos
River was reported nearing the dis
astrous record level of 1915.
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ArathH.

WALKER, LIZZIE. TILGHMAN, AMELIA.
me ofieers and members of the Womens
Frederick Douelas Bereft Association r. are re
notified of the death Of Mrs. LIZZIE
WALKER and Miss AMELIA TILGHMAN
in December. M E. DENT, President.
F. E. RAYMOND, Secretary.
WATERS. CATHERINE A. On Saturday.
January 2, 1882, at her residence, 1908 o
st. NV, CATHERINE A WATERS (nee
Spsldins). widow of Morris w. Waters
Funeral from Dumbarton Avenue NJ e.
Relatives and friends invited. 1ntermsnt
private.
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Uarn nf Thanka

STEVENS, EDWARD j. We wish to thank
the many friends and relatives for their
kindness, sympathy and floral tributes at
the death Of our son and brother, ED
WARD j. STEVENS. who departed this
life. December IT, 1881
FAMILY
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CHARITIES TO OBSERVE

Washington UIgaHIldI fHoats
Fiftietho Year Tuesday
The Associated Charities will celc-
brate its 50th anniversary at a meeting
Tuesday evening in Barker Hall, Y W.
C. A. Building, Seventeenth AMI K
streets.
Mrs. John M Glenn, president of
the Family Welfare Association OF
America, will be the principal speaker
Her subject will be, THE Place of the
Associated Charities in the Community
in the Present Emergency"
AS a protest against excessive taxa
ton the municipal casino at Mentone,
France, is to remain closed this season.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

CAT male. Dec %, in vicinity oxford, st,
and BROAD Branch rd Chevy Chase; black
with white feet and breast. Reward. Phone
g7Hg
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FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
League 349 Maryland ave. S.w. Nat. 80s8
MONEY. on December 20 on G st. NV:
owner can identify by calling Cleveland
1868.
POCKETBOOK. small. containing small
amount of money; owner please identity.
1916 H st. NV
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HANDBAG, green, lost Dec. 81 in cab from
K and 10th SITS NV. Reward If returned
to Miss Pearle Beltcn. 943 K st. NV.
JADE PENDANT Of necklace between Sth
Reward. Call Dec. 4507-M.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

EYEGLASSES, shell rim. black ribbon, noon
Saturday 46l3 Langdrum lane, Chevy
Chase Wise 2440.
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roy TERRTER-White male, months old,
brown spot on hack and ear, long tail;
license No 1851 Reward. Pot. 0584.
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DIAMOND RING platinum mounting. four
liberal reward Telephone Adams 10037. A.
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POWELL. LAURA v. Departed this life o. o

ssasaee issl sssvsa i; x,ts s' i 5s2S e. iata
Holm II, Powell. She leaves to mourn
6sr loss devoted I'D dagssteF 5ss n ans Powen seR
two erandchiidren- Edith M. Payton and
Eleanor P. Powen; son.in-law, John oll Ivy: W:
Ferguson and host OF other relatives
and friends Remains resting at the W
Ernest yarys funsraI ehqFch ffs2 hsr I
Sunday Jasuary, s. 1882. at 1:s9 pm
from Vermont Avenue Baptist Churcn'
Interment Harmony Cemetery.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

DOG, very small, brown, is years old, IL
censed Carroll County. Call Col. 57l4, APT.
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POG-English setter, in neighborhood OF
9Th and Hamilton SITS. NV; white with
brown spots on back and ear. Return TO
5l26 8th st. Nv. Reward. q
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in Woodward e. Lothrob's or Garfnckers or
on street between. Reward If returned to
MIS-. E. A Miller. Leesburg, Va.
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LOST,

BRACELET, lady's white gold link. 2 small
sapphires and / diamond: lost Thursday
night Can Decatur 1880 Branch lo7. 3.
BRIEF CASE, tan alligator skin, initials
''R J. s. on inside. containing toilet ar
tcles and pair of black bed room slippers;
Evening star., 1932-01-03

DINNER RING, diamond. in Lee HouSt
ladies' rest room New Year eve between l.
and l2 Substantial reward II returned
District A176.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

BRINDLE BULL-Long tail; tag No. S,l0s
baby's pet. Please call Columbia 8463. Re
Evening star., 1932-01-03

KEY HOLDER (black), in taxicab or vicin-
ity Shorehame Hotel Thursday evening. be-
tween 1920 and 1870 o'clock. Reward.
Georgia 4616 or Nat. 9l86.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

ENVELOPE, with personal and o1icial pa
perS We'd Dec 2S, on or near 7th st. Re
ward c. H. Baker, Y. M. c. A. 1886 @ st.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

FOX FUR-s20 reward for the return to
fox fur lost around November 80 on Eye st.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

o'HANrDEs, JoAKIM. On Wednesdag., De-
cember 30, 1881. at his residence. 1917 x
St NV. JOAKIM o'HANIDES, beloved
brother of Alexander and George O,Hanldes
Funeral from the w. w. Chambers Co.
funeral home; l4oo Chapin JhsJ St 91W e. &C on
1, sts. NV, at IL o'clock noon. Inter
ment GlenWood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

MASONIC HINI WIII IUWI oIIIdII ULaIIIIOKI.I0'
Reward Phone West 0780. Apt. 302.
OVERCOAT. tan camelshair, labeled Young
Bros, Hamilton, Bermuda" at indian Head
Country Club, New Year eve. Reward. 500
d st. Sc Atlantic 5000.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

DOG-Black- -and-white spaniel; lost Tues
South Carolina ave sc. Reward. So
Evening star., 1932-01-03

RENo, HARRIET A. On Friday. January J.
iss2. at her residence. 438 Emerson st.
NV HAREIET A. pnnH mother ru6s Of Al Misses ss$es
res at her late residence on Sunday,
January 5, at / pm. Interment Iowa
City Iowa.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

OVERNIGHT BAG. ladys, black, left in
taxi at 18th and N Y. ave. NV Reward.
258 Munsey Bldg.
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PIN, diamond and sapphire circle with dia-
monds and sapphire bowknot; on New Year
eve at Shoreham or Wardman Park Hotel
or light-colored taxi between Liberal re-
ward, no questions Phone Adams 1891.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

MeCLosKEY. FRANK A. Suddenly, on
McCLOSKEY, formerly of Washington, D;
G. late of Wilmingtoo5n Del -. ,S Funeral
from Doherty's funeral chapel, Whining
ton, Dell thence to St. Elizabeth,s Gath
olic Church. Interment Cathedral Gene
tarv uilnoiOpt0n Del
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MCCARTHY EDWARD VINCENT Su

denly. on Saturday, January 2, 1882, ED;
WARD VINCENT. aged Is years, beloved
son OF Susan H. and the late Patrick Nc
Certhy Funeral from his late residence,
IT'S Allison st. NV. on Tuesday January
s. at $50 am. Requiem high mass at
ST. GabriePs Church at 9 o'clock, Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

MACOMB, COL. AUGUSTUS CANFIELD. On
Saturday. January g. 1882, at his resi-
denee, S4I5 Mass ave. NV, Col AUGUS-
TUS CAEFTELD MACOMB, U. s. Army
tretired), in the 18th year Of his age. be-
loved husband of Ella c. Macomb. SerY-
ices at his late residence on Tuesday, jan
uary S. at II O'Clock an, followed by in
terment in Arlington National Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
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MILLER LfIIYAS MARY.

December 81, 1881, at her residence TAG
7th st. Sc, LILLIAN MARY MILLER, be-
loved daughter Of George W. zimmeTmain
Funeral from the above residence on sun
day, January 3, 1892, at $50 pm. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

4, 1881 CHARLES KuNDAHL,, aged 7s
years Funeral from w. w. Deals funeral
home, sl6 II st ne Monday. January 4
as pm Tnterment Glenwood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

POCKETBOOK. black suede, alligator trim,
inside Upper closing. Reward. Ga. 3572-J.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

RrpGELY. ELLIE BOWEN. On Saturday
January 2, 1882, ELLIE BOWEN RIpGlELYi S5lsL.1i
mother of viii A. and Harry 8. Rdgely.
Funeral and ihterment private.
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KUNDAHL, CHARLES. Members of Local
No. 4, ] B. OF B.: The funeral of Brother
CHARLES .KUNDAHL, who diei at sibley
Hospital January /, 1882, will be held
from Deafs funeral home, 824 H St ne,
Monday January 4. at 2 pm. Members
please attend. JOHN J. RENALS, Sec.
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MANSFIELD, CHARLES n. On Fridsy. Jan
aged 7s years Services at H. M. Pad
getts funeral home, 1871 18th st. Sc, on
Monday, January 4. at 10 am. Funeral
strictly private.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

PLAIN GOLD PIN; fiat. round brooch.
| Reward Apt. 204 145l Park rd. NV. Co
Evening star., 1932-01-03

PIN, cameo, large between and 4:3o on
Thursday, near 3rd and Randolph or 18th
~ Il O1
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ROBINSON. BERTHA. Thursday Decem,-
BERTHA Robinson. devoted wife OF
Roosevelt Robinson, She leaves to mourn
their loss, a father, husband and four
Children Remains resting at Otis T.
Aliens funeral home, 18th st. and Fla. ave
at Siinfer. 6. G.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

CRAWFORD, ROBERT C. Departed this
life on Friday. January |. 1882. ROBERT
C. CRAWFORD of 1911 Benning I'd. ne
He SleaveS to mourn their loss a devoted
mother one brother, four sisters and host
of other relatives and friends. Remains
in charge Of George B. Clarke Co. Funeral
services Tuesday, January 5, at l pm. at
Pilgrim A. NJ. E. Church. 10th st. ne.
Interment Payne'S Cemetery.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

SHERIFF, MAIZE L. On Thursday, De-
Gsmbsr 81 ss at 3Sfzfs 3GsEzfs Waset1gSedd beGTed
vile of Henry E. Sheriff. 1918 B ST. Sc.
Funeral from the W ". Chambers funeral
home 14o0 Chaplin St NV, on Sunday;
at Marshall Va.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

| PoCKETBOOK, lady's, black leather, con-
tanning billfold with money, permit ,,,ES Key
| case pencil and other articles Iost Wea-
| Reward Lincoln 2962-J. D
Evening star., 1932-01-03

JONES. L0uVLNIA b. On Erlday: JanusFy
late Samuel l. Jones. Funeral from her
late residence Ritchie, Prince Georges
pm. Services at Forrestyille Episcopal
Church at 2:30 pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment church ceme-
ferY
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-22
SOCIAL

A miscellaneous shower was given last night in honor of Miss Peg Shea of Baldwin street at the Scovill Girlss Club by Miss Kay Shea. The following guests at tended: the Misses Anne, Ethel. LII and Mae Costello, Minnie How ard, Josephine Cosgrove, Kay. Helen. Peg, LII and Mae Shea: Mrs F. McGyath, Mrs D. Hurley. Mrs J. Carroll, Mrs C.. Van Welt, Mrs T. Baker, Mrs G. Delaney, Mrs T. Corcoran, Mrs J. Christinat. Mrs M. Downey, Mrs E. Brennan, Mrs B. Shea, Mrs E. Quinlan. Mrs J. Howard, Mrs A. O'Brien, Mrs S. Kelly. Mrs c. Carroll, Mrs B. Murphy, Mrs M. Walsh. Mrs N. Shea. Mrs Thomas Raffile, Mrs Russel Mckay, Mrs Fred Ferris and Miss Agnes Mckay of New Haven, and Mrs Arnold Smith of Cleveland, Ohio.
 Cards have been received from MT and Mrs Harry Platt. who are touring in the west. Mrs Platt Is principal of the Hopeville school.
 Miss Catherine Fox of Wolcott street has been spending a few days at Bayview.
 Mrs Thomas Deeley has returned to her home in Howard street from a visit with her son, Joseph Deeley at Bayview.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-22
PERSONALS.

Miss Frances Dutton of Willow street is on Q motor trip through the White Mountains.
 Miss Eleanor Gagnon of this of Beacon Falls.
 A supper was given at the home of Placide Gregoire last Sunday evening in honor of Rev Ubalde Poulin who was ordained July 10 in Canada and who celebrated his first high mass at St Ann's church here. The guests present at that occasion were Rev Ubalde Poulin. Rev Joseph Boisclerc, of Canada, Rev Maurice Halde of Manchester, N. H.. Mrs Ubalde Poulin and Miss .Orfse Gregoire of Canada, MT and Mrs Conrad Belisle, Mrs Joseph Gravel, Mrs Philip Gravel of Man. chester, N. H., Lucien Gravel of Norwich, pr Lucier and MT Cador- cite of Torrington, MT and Mrs Charles Dumaine, MT and Mrs August Nodeau, MT and Mrs P. Proulx, Mrs l.. Lessard, A. Poulin, Miss l. Poulin, Miss A. Morrissey, Antonio and Lucien Gregoire, MT and Mrs P. Gregoire, R. Nodeau, all of this city, MT and Mrs R. Spenard and A. Gouchreau of Stamford.
 J. W. McGarry of this city is on a fishing trip at Alexandria Bay, Thousand Islands.
 Mrs Fred J. Porter of Cheshire entertained at luncheon and bridge in her home Wednesday afternoon for the following guests: Mrs c. w. Thorpe, Mrs A. G. Deming, Mrs E. H. Williams, Mrs c. A. God dard, Mrs B. M. Allen, Mrs Jack Schaefer, Mrs l.. E. Rice, Mrs c. J. Stuart, Mrs A. H. Miller, Mrs Hoi- Ifs Wood. Mrs J. l.. Geist.S Miss Marion Peasley, Mrs Armstrong of Meriden, Mrs E. J. Hart, Mrs J. H. Darcey, Mrs T. L. Munson, Mrs George Close, Mrs Roland Pardee, Mrs c. c. Golden, Mrs. H. w. Toepke, Miss Isabel Beugler, Mrs S. G. Gaillard, Mrs C.. J. Farist, Mrs Edwin Chubb. High scorers were Mrs c. J. Farist first, Mrs S. G. Gaillard second, Mrs c. W. Thorpe third, and Mrs Wood con- solation. ..-.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-22

At the eastern championship tournament the writer asked sid- ney Lepz what was the luckiest hand he had eyer played, and no remarked that he believed 1t had come pp that afternoon and gave me the hand given below,
 The experts not only are affected by luck, but sometimes they even rely on It jn thejr bidding,
 Tbe BlddjDg,
 Mr Jeng sat in the South posi- ton, The nal contract was three no trump, His explanation of the bidding was nTbe hand before this had gone very poorly, and SD took Q long gamble after opening win one ne trpmp, when my part per earrled Y t9 two, by splng en t9 three n9 trymnn
 The Play,
 Vests epeniDg lead was the six pf spades As soon as lbe hand there were anly five spre tricks il from dummy and jt held tbe trick, "A smaU" diamond was returped from dummy, aDd-break number ape-ihe singleton ace had t9 be "East deeIgad ihat be EepJd start hls stfppg club spf---IQlsfRlf DpJnber. ene' The klDg pf elpbe WAS Win tbe aae and led The Jack 0i alemg9,gds M g, wblpb WeH waR wllb N6~'West feels ibat there .Yel Q rQnQAM fnn hiA nQrinAr Ehlllln1 lprn bls pgFtpeE's legq and plaSRi the nine Af elphs, East NlnH ,thf lhg the fwa pf flpbA, Th9 dgesD south false -naralng With the fen 99lfo C gllgEg T 1, {, ,aaGg q aIssaFalps 2 Apaa' R}@e pRspsvls where ,East webs, mIs,Pfe RssD agehpeg lHGe es eesrdGs' dGgset ade h thQbgt hls llS Of elgbs, .Eag goal sggqs sSltSp sSAfp Psssa IIls gsVsd oFg feluSsa. BSa' -Nq,w Rnnlb laeag, hlg hlk af qleai MaDaA rms ,gN Fhges Fpea alet | blllBI8lo blllI < SIps !. fflpEsl0 fll faF FhfsA v ,.TQEstA ,bgeak IIssee tblg .g EFabl4fF lbflli' tbpnr' hldqlng aRl bopgrlsbt T9SV SEK service, Ipe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-22

doctor eolumni told you the other evening chatting gayly with Doc Farley of better bone which we lives hbud and habitats of best friend, the dog The doc informed his dog sick nigh disaster and he feared the needle told him how had nursed airedae health when veteri gave up de It hearened the doctor and have been the saving his pet for many years At the tm my genial acquaintance of the days ebbd assured
 me would contribute something the Tower accepted the challenge. Tonight gives pleasure the doctors contribution. It tells the story through the journalistic eye" of medical Here's what the doctor has
 "This is story of dog rather two dogs But you had dog loved dog the far you re con- wasted The other night when sizzling hot my wife and Quasapaug for no good reason And bought of and walked around And in travels round the and woman on bench And the grass. held by leash airedae dog
 We'll, love dogs and this dog knew it. And eonde seended the dog dd acquainted He spoke to m and to him and what's to come you won't belleve
 Unless you love dog do He introduced and the Mssus the wfe) his and mistress the bench
 We exchanged Then with them and talked dog by the name of Buddy. We'll lets go further in ent rnent to the other dog. Home sick with mango and filled eyes, And. the be killed painless deah
 I'm getting the end of my It's ate we re leaving. Buddy puts up his and says T m very ,Qlad and your wife. went home to our poor dog told him the whole Another days gone by ray dogs alive mango and a And thanks to Buddy I'll Sive him better and get him wel No doubt you've read Senator Vests tribute dog It's noble. And think Doc Farley just march the parade of the former Because of Buddys triumph and kindred i he'll try his sick And greater love hath no than th that he one of our alns dumb animals
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-22
PALACE

Fridays paragraphs from the
 Palace screen for picture pupllc,-- "Thunder Below" Tailulah
 with 'It' dynamo-entirely sur rounded by men, One loves her [.
 another reyeres her ..; another torments her .s, another over
 whelms her with adoration :,
 count Charles BIekford Paul Lukas Ralph Forbes ln the parade ip n drama of white
 folks dldoes :, n wliteFlng tropical background ., n inc face Of aD environment that can't be civilized one of the larg' est est practical "props0 was built for the picture fifty feet native Q oars and steeved by 2 crude rpdder M, and a complete seven room tropical house for Miss Bank- head jn real life she Is the daughtep Of 2 congressman, niece 0f 2 senator and granddaughter Of 2 seHatbv ,, Hinkf0rd IS 2 product of New Epglapd stock companies a business mIa.n hn owns 2 hog farm, . chicken ranch, cafe, gas station, lingerle shop, garage and i've whaling boats tprdays Rssnoiate fear lure is Nphe MI9nlgbt Ladyv i,
 glth a Earab bpsa haaasn as t,os,.py yemember hera she ls qpenp praprletess ef 2 New York sWanky llght nlph, {,
 plandiq Dell is her dapgbter q ln 2, hs shs plbStsge besG ,6oi Eslef s6au,a Ra ufalW for the Broadway life ,,, dlapgia, by the way ahepla know
 ess asssgs asssgS1 way df 9y ssfsS is fsiSeiSsg SSs' i've ls' gjhsasSossss s5 ssf y5p EElH IVY psss 50 hRndspEpa lt's harq te hate hln l kpSp an4' Montague Love ls vi sn9elhsFs ? 2 n,1vI.s ta sast sa, aftlgg X at fhn Palace ,i l, the gns trenl ssagsellg 5ResgIlsE!llssa Bfasas'lssss s. ,.' AS3lgpi iRlIbs ready fer lhs' sarsai1 s1 9R . .h,ugRbaay \, Ja gGt 2. bes sst f9F ,sss, ss, pgotslss sssislIe' tkrIis hlss4ssys iihsp pstss' sell seraPesE,Y,, .s,,,,i lhs'DsselIgss. {. l5 oMhg, haPe befn foghoestlllE feal fane gal bBignsl. Bgsl. le9s1s I.IsyJ i1saIfI2, gaaIIa,nl z, {, l bGknllgVhp Ws sna a~'A 'Akuh 'psisaa1 ia1fsl' ar'