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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-04

CECILIA FALK. Plainiiff.
~
MATILDA BOURNE, c. A. BOURNE,
her husband, KATHRYN g. COOK,
Administrative OF che estate
OF Bernard Joyce, Deceased,
BERNARD COMPANY, a corporation.
Defendants.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-04

IN THE DISTRICT COURT on THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE on MONTANA, IN
AND FOE THE COUNTY OF
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-04
Mr.. YATES WON'T
WORRY ANY MORE
ABOUT COW RANCH

The Yates oil field in West
Texas is 6 years old. 1t is cred
tied with a total production since
discovery OF 170.OOO.OOO bbls.
The discovery well was drilled
on the ranch Of Ira G. Yates in
Pecos county. It contained
25, 431 acres and has since been
transferred to corporation con-
trolled by Yates, his wife. and
9 children. The ranch is valued
at 100000.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-04

license extended only to cover
the installation Of Holmes-Manley
process.
Ohio will Immediately install
15001barrel cracking unit at
Forth Worth, Tex, the report
stated.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-04

sHERIFFss SALE UNDER DECREE
OF FORECLOSURE
Under and by virtue Of a decree IN
the above entitled case the Sheriff Of
said County viii sell at Sheriffs Sale
on Wednesday, the 18th day Of
February. 1883, at 2.S0 o'clock P. NJ
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-04

SEND A CONTRIBUTION no
THE sUsBURs,r BADGER
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-04
Kelvin -SunburSt

Showing every well drilled
throughout the area,
intending Shelby gas
field.
Evening star., 1933-10-26
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

Gil :rd N.W.-ExceIlent / or .. 81. s.
wk.; X. b.. scr. porches. E.. g.. INV VII. LIST
floor adults. Morn., $3.50 to 1870.
3o4 18th ST. S.E,-2 unfurnished rooms
Telephone Lincoln 1421.
Ioll NJ ST. NW-One room and kitchen
taptD. first-class condition; gas furnished
no children.
THREE. End -hoor front sink and gas range
heat. light. gas: $3.50 to reliable adults.
Adams l45S North 3g1S o6s
Evening star., 1933-10-26
ROOMS-FURNISHED.


ssss ss am.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1924 10Th N.W-Double.
$3.50 each per week; front. 2 beds; bath
on each hoor; h.-w.h.
1921 R: I. tscott Circle,-Desirable home;
double room, twin BEDS transients consld-
cred.
l15 EYE NW.-Laree, bright, warm, well
refrie.. porch; convenient location: adults.
single. SIS month up; double. $50 month
up: weekly rates.
1884 1lth ST. NW.-well heated room.
no, to bath Sni r.s also large for
ATTRACTIVE sED;LIyING ROOM with
QUIET. REFINED. PRIVATE FAMILY; per-
manent: references EXCHANGED.
semi-p!ivats ssoxsF Sss Sssssi unlimited phone:
81 week single. So double.
private entrance. semi-private bath. phone;
every convenience; Sl2. 90 month.
ATTENTION. 1924 18th N;W-Comfortably
.ss ss seeved and
per week.
1911 EMERSON ST. NV cheerful 2nd-
floor front rooms one with private pain
keeping. running water. second floor, $40
month: rooms like new.
61S 3rd NW-Large bed room: two beds;
81 weekly: housekeeping room. So; nice nan
room. 81. so:
llO3 9th NW.-Back room. alcove. house
keeping; quiet man or couple; S4 weekly;
bed room. So.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 2I36 O--Attrac-
tive double front room twin beds. closets;
81 weekly each for two. So one. ~
63l EYE N.W:-very large. nicely furnished
eral windows; 81 weekly.
FOR MEN ONLY-Desirable furnished room
at 1881 K st nv Rent So SO
III K SN wv
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

I43s CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-Two rooms for
Ink, $50 mo-: 3 rms. So; light, gas. heat
fur: private home
COLORED-I3O6 r ST N-W-Large un-
furnished. newly papered front rooms, near
bath also small furnished front; ami: rea-
sonable. 80
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
@[ DIRECTORY OF UNFUF2NTSFfED APARTMENTS

lC0nttnued.l
adults sSs.50 gas. iisht. ssrase included
FURNISHED APT. IN SEMI.DETACHED.
ssh 5
SUNNY /. R., KIT. BATH; . ExPosUREs;
very attractive: California st.. $3.50. DE
GnrI,rSt oatur Sse7-J after 7;3o Dn' or as. gary
Iaio st. N.E-.TWo-RooM FuRN; APT;
Blocks ssst Oh
121I EVARTS ST. NE. NEAR 18th AND
r.. I. ave. or sunny attractive rooms;
private bath; reasonable. Near cars and
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY. APARTMENT HOTEL,
s0th and sts n.w:--l room, kit. bath. com:
petely Furnished, linens; silver FrisIaslre'
EowEIoWEs..:UNIoUELY FURNISHED: l
@ ssn sos mi Sish
54l4 STH ST NW-ENTIRE IND FLOOR;
quiet. $3.50. GE. 2969.
OPPOSITE COOKE SCHOOL. 1924 18th
Dorch sso Des n
THE PARKsIDE HOTEL. FACING BEAUTI-
full Franklin Park. near 14th and Eye. can
room: kitchenette and bath apartments are
s9 sGzs 50 chesrtu hes so II
ths proprietor. RIGHT NOW and Jet him
tell you all about it? Everybody who lives
there thinks the Parkside Just grand! You
will too.
A CAR AND GUIDE FREE.
SIS Rnt1F REMAh INF AS
Room 102. 1445 Park Rd NV. co. 4217.
GOOD SELECTION OF APTS.
Car and guide Seryice, MA 47S0
APARTMENTS.
Furnished and Unfurn. All Sections
"A NEW KIND OF SERVICE"
Locates You Quick. No Charge.
GIBSON RENTAL BUREAU INC.
SIG 18th st. NV. MA. 551S.
Evening star., 1933-10-26
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1929 K ST. NV. the Lce-Maroue-Nicely
furnished room. semiprivate bath: excellent
board. home cooking; reasonable 81.
1881 COLUMBIA RD.-Beautiful sunny
single and double rooms, refined home. all
comforts; excellent table; reas. Adams 1l"3.
Evening star., 1933-10-26
RQATS.

1o-FT. CABIN CRUIsEREA real bargain to
quick buyer: terms to responsible party.
Apply to Capt. t'''1 Phipps. Herring
Bay Md
Evening star., 1933-10-26
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

MONKEY: Bostons, EsQuImo. fox terriers,
coilies and other breeds: also gold and tropf-
Gal f1shes. rabbits suinea :,ts singing ,T.. Ssna-
Imported Ieeches Just arrived. Schmid's Pet
Emporium. 712 12th st, NV.
VETERINARY sTATIoN--Remedies. soap;
and supplies for dogs. cats, pets and small
ANIMALS Cali North 4l37. Mr.. Burke. or
visit L. H. Dav g. Co. l4th q P SITS. NV
COCKER SPANIELS. black, Q weeks old:
Hne registered stock; reasonable Come and
see them John Seward. 32l0 Northampton
et. n W Chevy Chase D. c. Cleveland 3512.
FOx TFRRIER PUPPY. wire haired. pedi-
greed. Bargain. WEST 0230. -
AT STUD 'Nize Baby Of Nellanook." mas
sive boned red tabby. Dark color fine type
Cream male kitten for sale. Ii 1907:
FRESH MIXED BIRD SEED.
3ee ID ArHERToNs Ens 5 PET PET sf SHOPS. los o.
~ 61c St NV l4o4 Irving NV.
54og Georgia Ave NV
Evening star., 1933-10-26

1923 n H AVE.-LIVING ROOM. BED
room. kitchen. bath; attractively furnished;
adults; $3.50; gas. light. garage included
Evening star., 1933-10-26

zoos NJ ST. NW.-Attractive front room.
new twin beds. next bath: also single gen.
flemen or ladies; reasonable.
Evening star., 1933-10-26

us EYE ST NW.-Sirgle and double
rooms recently decorated. Several large un-
furnished rooms available Garage
Evening star., 1933-10-26

1912 KENNEDY ST.-WeIl kept detached
home. 2rd-floor front instant h. ". in
room. bath adjoining: gentleman. GE. 1714'
o02" 10th ST. NW.-Warm single two exp
with porch: attractive home c. h. ", tel,
h.-wh; 81 week
Evening star., 1933-10-26
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mich GOATS. heavy. in kid. IS; others
S.; Al at. strains. Payne's Store. Bailey
Gross Roads. Va.
Evening star., 1933-10-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BATH. SHOWER. THREE EXPOSURES; SEP.
ENTRANCE; BEAU FURN: . OR 3 PER-
SONS: DELIGHTFUL MEALS.
TWO BED ROOMS. LIVING ROOM, KIT,
dinette. private bath. inst h. W., phone.
Evening star., 1933-10-26

room, southern exposure in a private Jewish
home: shower bath; gentlemen. Phone AD-
Evening star., 1933-10-26

1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW-Gentle-
man. unusually large. well furnished room.
with living room and bath with shower;
continuous hot water; plenty of linen; must
be seen to be appreciated; also single room.
Evening star., 1933-10-26

A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS at S3O.5O
monthly up still available for the Winter
at the Hotel Grafton. 139 Conn. ave.
HOTEL, GRAFTON ANNEX. 1875 De Sales
st h.w.-Warrl outside rooms. hreprrot
building: comfortably furnished: each with
running water; near showers: 24-hr. switch
board and elevator service; $3.50 mo. UP.
% 1901 N ST. N.W-Large. front. semi-private
bath Walking distance dnVntoWn CRs
Evening star., 1933-10-26
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1767 LAN1ER PL. NV. near 18th and
Columbia rd-One or two rooms on second
door of modern. detached home: comfortable
Summer or Winter; quiet adult family; con,
tlnuous hot water; unlimited phone we'll
furnished Telephone co. 1926.
Evening star., 1933-10-26

$50 EYE ST. (near White House)-Attrac-
rive single. double; running water phone
garage; refined home
Evening star., 1933-10-26

323 MD. AVE N.E-ROOM KITCHEN:
semi-private bath: clean. neatly furn.: good
location. near Capitol: adults: SIS 50 wk. 26'
WIDOW DESIRES WOMAN AROUND 40
ment. near 10Th and r NV. Address Box
14S-J Star office. n6'
Evening star., 1933-10-26

ri EYE ST. N.W.-Some free rent: S4,25
f-o. includes steam heat cleo. shower bath.
linens towels etc. garage 81 80 wk. "a
3S1.. KANSAS AVE. NW.-Bed room and
kltchenette with small family: reasona BILE.
2Ss
Evening star., 1933-08-24
TWO SWEPT away
BYSWOLlEN RIVER
Three Others Escape Alive at
Avalon as River Over.
turns Auto.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

ELL1COTT CITY, Md, August a.
All traffic was stopped at Ellicott City
last night because Of high water on the
Patapsco River, including bus con-
tanning 80 women from Baltimore who
were attending a Lutheran church
conference at Western Maryland. They
we're able to leave about midnight on
q special car.
A landslide on the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad at Ellicott blocked both
tracks until nearly midnight. The Pa
tapsco River at Elkridge overfiowed its
banks and all traffic on the Washing
ton Boulevard was at a standstill from
z O'Clock in the evening until after
midnight. On the Clarksville Pike, the
Little Patuxent River flooded the road.
Smells Bridge Flooded.
SHELLS Bridge, over the Big Patux-
ent. was flooded and all traffic stopped
at that point.
7 Cornfelds all over the county were
flattened by the rain. Fruit trees shed
their fruit prematurely. Electric cur
rent in Ellicott City and the entire
county went of yesterday morning at
IL o'clock and was not restored until
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. It was
then on and off intermittently until 10
o'clock last night, when service was re-
sumed. All outlying sections, however,
are still without electricity.
The wooden mills of w. j. Dickey &
Son, at Della, one mile from Ellicott
City, suspended operations yesterday
afternoon because of lack Of current.
Many farmers in town with trucks and
Evening star., 1933-08-24

automobiles were unable to reach home
and were forced to spend the night IN
the Ellicott City Jail.
Two Men Swept Away.
Two men, whose names were given
rs Sergt. James Bailey and joseph
Downey, were swept away at Avalon,
Howard County. They were from the
Civilian Conservation Corps camp on
the Patapsco, one mile above Elkridge.
Three other men with them were said
to have barely escaped alive when their
automobile was swept away by the
swollen river.
Residents Of the neighborhood said
the automobile, bound for Baltimore.
plowed into the water at the approach
to the bridge though the driver had
been warned. The car stalled on the
approach and the men tried to push
it through. Suddenly the machine
overturned and both 1t and the men
were swept away. Two Of the men
disappeared, a third swan ashore, the
fourth was washed downstream before
he grabbed tree and was rescued. and
the fifth chung to a telephone pole
until one of the rescue party swan
to him with tire tube attached to
the end of q rope several hundred
yards long. The other end Of the rope
was hitched to truck and both men
were pulled to safety.
Evening star., 1933-08-24
$4,000 DAMAGE ASKED

Suit for $4,000 damage against the
Capital Traction Co. was filed In Dis
trict Supreme Court yesterday by Mary
L. Harris, 824 Ninth street. as the re-
suit Of traf1c accident last July 16.
Through Attorney P. Michael Cook
the plaintiff says she was riding In an
automobile at New Jersey and Massa-
chusetts avenues when the car was
struck BY street car belonging to the
defendant company.
Evening star., 1933-08-24
AFFILIATES DIVORCED.
First National Bank Of Atlanta
Conforms to New Law,


Conforms to New Law.
ATLANTA, August "a R.-The first
National Bank of Atlanta, one of the
biggest In the South, yesterday divorced
itself from It's afiliates, the Trust Com
pany Of Georgia and First National
Associates, and the board Of directors
elected Robert r. Maddox, former chair
man Of the Executive Committee. TO
succeed Thomas K. Glenn q chairman
Of the board
The action Of the bank In separating
itself from the trust company and the
First National Associates was taken in
conformity with the new banking act
of 1888. The change was not required
until July, 1884.
Evening star., 1933-08-24
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Evening star., 1933-08-24
AUTO ACCIDENT VICTIM =,
DIES AT EMERGENCY
William W. Ashburn Believed to
Have Run Into Rear Fender
While Dodging Cars.

William Ashburn, 613 H street, died
in Emergency Hospital last night of
injuries received Monday when he was
reported to have run into the rear
fender Of an automobile In the 400
block Of Ninth street, after lodging in
front Of q street car; An autopsy was
to be performed today by Acting Cor
oner A. Magruder Macdonald.
The driver of the automobile, Frank
J. Huckles. 81, Of St. Louis, staying
temporarily at Distrist Heights, Md,
was released in custody Of an attorney
following the accident. He will appear
at the inquest police said.
Evening star., 1933-08-24
CHARBOX
Refrigerator Purifier

Charbox absorbs all food odors, max
ing it possible to keep various kinds
of food, including fruits and vegetables
in the refrigerator at the same time
without fear of absorption. AAH
Priced for tomorrow only ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-17
Play Two Little
 Known Compost sitions

Raymond Paige and hls orches- tra will feature tho unique "mul- tIple rhythm" arrangement Of Thurston Knudscn'S "Ju Ju", and tunes from George Gershwln's for gotten twentyAmInuto negro opera, I25th Street" during tho Cnlifor- nln' Melodies program to Do brond- cnst Ovor tho WABC-Columbin net work tonight from o:3O to 10:0O r. M., EST.
 Thrce years in tho interior of Tn- hIti studying principles of native music md rhythm went Into KnudBen'S unusual composition and arrangement.
 Selections from tho Gcrshwln imposition will consist of G mod Icy of three tunes from his "12bth street., which was written for tho Scandals of 1923. It was never pro- scented after tho opening night, when n pistol to be fired at tho cll- max of tho tragic story failed to go off, thus turning the tragedy Into a trnvosty. Tho arrangements for thcso selections arc by Don Clark, Baxophonist in tho Page or- chostra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-17
Radio Notes

Rosnilne Grccno NEG actress, ro. contly received n last minute chH 10 tnke pnrt in dramatic broad cast, Rho completed ono broadcnBt just in tIme Co rush Into tho dress rehoarHnl of tho new show. There was no tlmo for explanations aA tho production nan showed q script Into tho netreas' hand and in- dIcated her cue. Mss Greene went through tho part brenthlGHsly. At tho cOncluBiOn of tho rehearsal she turned to tho director md asked npprohenglycly if sho had inter- preted tho part correctly.
 "Weli, hnrdly." no commented h bit ruefuily. "f'm sorry l didn't hnyo lime 10 toll you before. You are supposed to Do n vo'co Of the dead"
 If many moro CbristmaseB como md g0, Paul Whitemnn, NEG orchestra leader. will Do prcbented with n new cigarette cnSe problem. Ever since Margaret Lvinsston gave him a solid gold case hlh friends have been adding ofnh ments of precious jewels ana stones. To-day there are more tbail 80 different ornamental designs, gifts Of friends, bcdcckins the cnAc.
 r. Daniel B'rawIey, MIG drama tIg actor and comedian, has ns hif proudest possession An oyerconi which no got in Ireland in 1900. II has been eight times around the vaorjd with him since then but sIlIl fhe studio folk stop t0 admire It and remark about US new style
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-17
ms.s.. sss WIZ s.,osse,.. ssS
 New York

b:OO--SIms's orchestra. b:tb--Dr Doolittle, sketch. 5:30-Tho Singing Lady. b:4b-Ihttlo orphan Annie. G:00--Maud and Cousin Bill,
 sketch. O:15-Dr John II. Finley, Asso-
 eiate Editor of tho New
 York Times. G;30--Malo quartet. 0:45---TO.day's Nows-+Lowell
 Thomas. 7:O0--Amos m Andy. 7:15--Nationn Advisory Council
 on RadIo in Education
 SenatOr Arthur Cappor of
 Kansas, Ilop Earl c. Mich'
 oner of Michigan. 7:a5-WoeksH orchestra. S:OO--Crlmo Club--Th0 uiggling
 Death, sketch. 8:30-Advonturos In Hoalth--Dr
 Herman Bundeson. 8:45-The Country Doctor. g:00--Koestner'B orchestra. O:30-Garcias orchestra. iO:O0---Morln Sisters, songs. 10:15-The Song sleuth, slgmund
 Spaeth. i0:30--ilomay Bailey, songs. ff:00---Ianny Ross, tenor. ii:f5--Concor orchestra, direction
 Cesaro Sodero. i2:00--Cailoway's orchestra. f2:30--Danco orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-17
MICROPHONICS

Demuro Iroono Wicker, tho Jano ,n tho Judy and Jane sklts, thinks Lucrotin Borgia tho most fascinnt- ing heroine.
 Baron; My brother was q great orgnnist . but ho had to glvo it up.
 Charley: Why?
 Baron: Ills monkey died.
 Mac MeCloud, of NBC's Sinclair Mjnstrois, has found out what be- oamo of his pct tio. Ho says his wifo mado'a dress out of 1t.
 "Iovo makes tho world go round," observed Julia Snndorson, NEG entertainer. "Yos," sald Frank Crumit, her husband and cos star, "it makes it go around so fast Two lost my bank balance"
 Ifd Wynn waB telling Graham McNamoo before m NEG brond. cast about small apartment oc. oupled by a vaudeville couple of hls acquaintance. "And tho kitchen iR 70 thy" went on Wynn, "that they have to uso condensed milk"
 Phillip Lords nvo year old daughter Jean camo homo from Sunday school nil excited. Say, daddy, we've learned all tho books of tho Biblc." sho exclaimed, land what do you think? There's m Amos but no Andy!"
 "Tho incrcaso in popularity of tennis is easily expiained," says Dwight Latham, of NBC's 'fastycast testers. "lt's duo to tho couns try's craze for rackotB."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-17
us!s,. :s% WDRC s,,,sss,.. .ss"

b:00---Mcot tho Artist. b:t5--Tho Molodeors. b:30--Skippy. 6;45--NoVclty Four. G.00--Stock quotations. G:Ob---T0 Do announced. G:15--Iteis and Dunn, comedy
 duo. 0:3O--Gcorgo Hilrs orchestra. G:45--Chnndu tho Magician. 7:00+-Myrt and Mnrgo. 7:t5---TO Do announced. 7;30.--Kellcr, Sargent and Ross,
 comedy toam. 7.4b--To Do announced. 8.OO.--Frny and Brngglottl. 8;1b--Mngle of n Voice. 8.3O--M0rgarct Birks, contrnlto;
 Barbara Troop, pinnist;
 George Wcsterman, Vlo-
 IlniBt. g;45--J,ymnn's Orchogtr O:OO---Music That Satisfies; Ton
 Howard and dcorgo Shcl
 ton. O:I5-.-"rhreads of Happlncss.' O:3O--Caiifornia Melodies. 1 1O;OO--FiVe Star The0tcr. I0;3O--Ifdwin C. HllI. 1 tO;4B--WiiIlam O'NenI, tenor. iI:0O--Coiumbia Symphony or-
 cheBtra. 1f:30---Ishnm Jones' orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-17
Radio--- Wat;s On The Air; And Where
Loretta Lee Co
 Sing Tonight

Loretta Loo. a singing recruit from Now Orleans, tho homo of tho Boswell Sisters and William O Noal, will mako her debut as u reg ular sololst with George Halls blu network tonight at G:30 F. M,, EST.
 Miss Leo will bo heard daily from tho Hotel Taft both in her own numbers and in ducts with Glen Cross. Her engagement is tho result of n series of additions hold by Hall in which moro than 23 voealigts participated. Sho Is of tho "bluos" slngor typo, and hns a voieo unusually doep and of throaty quality.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-17
i9S xx/I XI 700
 etcrs VAV kllocyclcs
Cincinnati, Ohio

5:00-Jnek and Gill and orches-
 tra. 5:30-Tho Singing Lady. 5:45-"Oklnhoma Bob" Albright. G:00--Dog Talk-Dr Glenn Ad.
 ans G:16-Old Man Sunshine. G:30--Bob Newhall-MnIl Pouch
 Sportsman. 6:15-Loweli Thomas. 7:00--Amos n Andy. 7:i6-Gono and Glenn. 7:30-Chandu tho Magician. 7:d6-Lloyd Shnifcr orchestra,
 with Billlo Dauscha and
 quartet. S.00--,Lo Do announced. 8:46-,fho Puddle Family. 8:30-Horllck's Matted Milk. 8:45--Smllln' Ed Mcconnell. 0:00--The Armeo band. 0:30--Ed Wynn. 1O:00-Dance orchestra. ll:0O-Throesomo and organ. 1t:l5-Concor orchestra. 12:00-C0tton Club orchestra. 12:3O--Artio Collins orchestra. t:00-Moon River. 1:15-Seymor Simon's orchestra. 1:4b-"And So to Bed" 2:00-Sign off.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-17
Count Serge Flcury's rambling. tire

The Forum. Count Serge Flcury's rambling. tircsome address Forum Sunday night swung into bh of pep dur ing the question period In fact the swing of the duum this direction bowcd the he tried satisfy his auditors that France really shon lamb wolf in heeps des Some of his listeners including the Tower editor, felt duekd the issues and gave reply that smaked of Tues the days of Taleyrand and Eugenic Eusene of the freekd love- the hat The adver tised as one who would lecture Frances problems and world problems" But he gave Us lot of pife about hnoeraeyal- though he didn't this mand of rambed in and out the window while bis mental hurdy gurdy played London bridge falling falling down. The hzzc in fact he wasn't oneten,h of per of anything He did say with
 of eea guerre parting of the hands, that he favored France meeting debt obligation the United States But he didn't say why whn where how The only arrived m this country three weeks ago. this being his third trip America If the story he told Sunday night the only he has to tell the French foreign office putting bum show I've seen better between the the "Foics Bcrscrie in Paris
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-17
Main and side streets,

Main and side streets. , Colonel Seercy Hayes of Wof' ees,er brother of Mayor Frank Hayes caller the City hall yeerday The local D, A. V chapter leading all state chapters in point of membership and Commander Jim Mafone can we'll afford bea, the Jim telling me Of Bill Dodd national organizer Bill has six Connecticut posts into being and many abou, 10 take the v Jim says Bill has story to tell and knows how tell it. Which winds up inc cuckoo clock again. Eddie Udclowz Senator Joe Haekett and Evctybods Representative Pete Shea went over the political hurdles of the popular ea'erIcs the other night Eddie outlined campaign by the Taxpayers league that be believes will bring the Utopia all seek Senator Hake't n
 mated that Eddie few sacred cows and would spare no one be quest Eddie rctaIated by claiming wasn't cows be sought but the papa And all Pete Shea did sing something about putting the Ish" and going 10 sleep hnd was only 745 by the village eoek)