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Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-03
BY HOMER L. \
nited Press Staff

sacramento, Cal. bture tn
The California state Til q land
day was prepared to Indb Cover
s,n,. slaue p,,,p.n o. piiis, % ana ms sev&ge.
In marked contrast!. wears
val spirit that prevail 49,
ago at his iIIaugurat4g s 81
ernor was to read a mlsoe % az
ing out the grave ds W VIC
states financial struct
For the first time iisooiy
governors message to iegioia
ture will be broadcast iaoio,
bIu haing oelfed =, assembly
chambers tonight for pu, poo.'
Preceding the messa .ne loos 1oS
es will hold a joint fi,rues 11I 'eo %
sion, at which Fred Wooo ~
Oakland is slated for ieappo.io
counsel b,,rean "a p-a-year po-
sition.
At gao ~ ~ tpe/overnor will
start his Address 18,0W-word
document requiring 2Anous 70 oe
liver. Of this, only te iilSC 10
minutes will be broadest. r.
Legislators who will pa.le ioi
the. Administrators firincia. plo-
gram in both houses will De nsclos-
ed with the announcenriI Ql cum.
mittee personnel, exp'eo iooo'
Thursday.
Senator Will r. Sharly, off Mar
rinez is slated as chaiilan o. 'iie
senate finance commite anu do
such will be Govern fPipii D
spokesman in the urer roaSe'
Sharkey is theauthor o ene 'iiai
key oil control bill in g9I.
On the assembly si Y. hay
Robinson of Merced wal 'eing con-
sidered for chairmansP OF Ciie
important ways and n ans goih-
mittee, which would pla MN rIi d
strategic position as adj rhiStr3tiof
floor leader. IL
Senator Ralph E. SWg Oh pan
Pernardino, who is unsrseooq 10
have declined the govesors 1er
to represent him on ae serate
floor, is slated for chairan Oh me
judiciary committee.
other senate commiee CT ir-
manships believed to has been e-
odded include Senator Walter H
Duval, Santa Paula, reInus NC
taxation; Frank w. M1er, Exc
ter, irrigation; Herbert Slater
Santa Rosa, education, E either
Continued On PagtlS
Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-03
State Has Bad
Auto Death Mark

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 8. W.PA-
California came within 225 of lead
ing the nation in number of auto
mobile fatalities during 1882, when
2118 persons were killed in thi
state, according to prelimiaai
report Of stati1tics compiled .
New York, With 2342u6im
Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-03
f Err FIGHT
BENDING IN
|ACRAMENT TO.
Or Inman Serves Notice To
oduce Bill Raising Tax On
fties.
OSES ADMINISTRATION
krnor To Deliver Biennial
wess Tonight Using Radio
apart Time.

'RAMENTO, Jan. 3. U.H
King the opening of what
IS to be one of the most
lights Of the 1893 legisla-
IN. J. M. Inman of Sacra-
n, today served notice he
h. Introduce a bill raising
N rate on public utilities.
en- utility to- increase bill,
~ Inman sad, is based,
bt for word on fbe. report of
{ state tax research bureau
hich poiE . out that an
ualization @I public utility
xes, particularly those of gas,
Eht and power Companies, on
basis equal with private
Foperty, would net the state
|l2,OO0,O00 for the biennium.
The proposed measure is ex-
Sected to develop a definite
Fpht between those favoring
Aew public utility taxes and the
administration, inasmuch as
Governor Rolph and ROLAND A.
Iandegrift, state director of fl.
ance, have indicated they are
|ot IN favor o. changes in the
resent setup.
As the senate conveyed today
senaM a.se .ort;rmal sved m0I
tice he would wagSu~odmct;or
fight against the I;,Is need
Of s0-called "skelettIb Ibe con-
as a means of doda ;ch I;r,
stitutional provisioi hat nov
its the number of b nc IaSt
be introduced riekess;or
half of the legislats
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-18
In The Local
 TheaterS
"ITOUBLE IN PARADISE" AND MEN ARE SUCH FOOLS" AT NEW GARDEN

Last timcs to-day at the New Garden theater Ernst Lubltseh's Trouble In Paradise" with Miriam Hopkins, Kay Francis, Horbert Marshall, Charlie Ruggies and Ed. ward Everett Horton, Ho handed both his Ewes Big Red Apple but ono was wormyl ono was q brunatte-ene was Q blondo-but they both saw red-when ho offor- cd them only one Apple! The eom- panien attraction is "M0n Are Such Foois'' with Loo carillo, Vlylenne Osborne, and Una Merkel. Also on the bill are excellent short subj jeets.
 Tomorrow and Friday w0 have tho proud privilege of presenting tho most sensational picture we have ever seen. A Blazing Drama that exposes oyeryone ---that rips the dome off tho Gap. itol and allows you to look within -l"Washington Merry. .Qo- Round", a Columbia picture directed by James Cruze, with Lee Tracy, Con- stance Cummings, Alan Dinehart, Walter Connolly and many others in the outstanding performaee of their eareersl It's Q blast of dyna- mite that will rock tho nation. It's C straight from tho shoulder shot.
 With amazing courage it thun- deringly dramatiSes tho strange ro- nance of . boy and girl who
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-18

Q restrained Now England girl who goes to China to marry 0 young missionary and falls Into tho hands of tho war lord, General Yen. Re- suit: drama of forbidden love that wrecks an empire.
 Tho companion feature Is That's My Boy" starring Richard Crom- wolf with Dorothy Jordan and Mao Marsh. It ws adapted from tho novel by Francis Wallace, author of "Touchdown!" and "Huddle." It is tho story of the trials and tribulations of a famous football idol. "snakehips" Scott, who be. comes involved in an ugly football scandal.
 The thrilling football scenes were made with tho air of tho wonder teams from University of Southern California and St Mary's college.
 Saturday brings the first super- shockor of l033 and acclamied by those who have soon 1t at pre- views to surpass in daring, weird- ness, blood chilling and mygtifying treatment "Frankenstein" ''Dracu- la" and White Zombio" all com- bined. It Is Univorsais "The Mum. my" starring the uneanny Karloff with Zita Johnson, Walter Byron and David Manners.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-18
LACQUERED HAIR, SfANTED
 EYEBROWS TRANSFORM SID.
 NItY-ACTRESS B 10 . 70 M E s TRULY ORIENTAL FOR MADAME BUTTERFLY ROLE

Blaek.eyed Sylvia Sidney, eye- brows slanted and hair iacquerod, plays the title role in s"Madamo ButtorAy", modernized screen re. vision of ono of tho most treasured romanees of all time, which comes to the Palace thoater Thursday. Cary Grant, Charles RuggloB, 1rv- Ing Pichcl and Helen Jerome Eddy play tho principal support Ing rolos.
 Sidney, cast hs Q high.born Jap. anose girl, and Grant, lieutenant in the U. S. navy, stationed in Japan, who fall in love. When Grant learns that divorce in Japan Is c simple matter, requiring only that tho husband loave the wife, he decides to marry the girl, and tako his pleasure while ho re- mains.
 Ultimately he is sont back to the United States. Ho leaves, promising to return "when tho robins most again." In his heart, ho is not so sure Of that fact, however. But the girl takes him at his word.
 Ife does return, years later, but under entirely difforont eir- eumstanees s--eireumstanee which bring tho picture to c dramatic, heart-stirring' climax.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-18
News And Gossip From Hollywood;
 Cagney Won't "Sock" His New Girl!
By DAN THOMAS NEA serNice Writer

Hollywood-Just when we get used to seeing Jimmy Cagney slap down pretty girls, all the while wondering what would happen if wo tried the same thing, along comes an announcement that he is to portray Q perfect gentleman In his next film. At least he Is going to leave his grapefruit ana punch es at home as far as his leading lady is concerned.
 And 1 understand that the new leading lady had quite lot to do with scenarlsts' decision to make Jimmy a good boy. Patricia Ellis ts her name and she's pretty-no doubt about that. It seems that when Jimmy met her and discov- cred she was to play opposite him he right away up and insisted that there be no seeking.
 "She's the kind of q girl fell low wants to protect, not sock," Jimmy insisted. But I wonder how the fans will react to his gentle. manly behavior. He has built up quite Q following with his strong arm tactics.
 
 And speaking of strong arm tac- tics, an amusing situation arose during the filming of Fever" In one scene Lillian Bond was sup- posed to slap Jack Holt and Jack in return was to spank her. Lillian put everything behind 1t when she slapped. So did Jack when ho spanked. Fortunately Lillian was atanAAaAA AA .h did. It wasn't necessary to retake the scene.
 What do you mako of this, Wat sons Hector, the garbage collector in one of the movie hamlet's more exclusive districts, reports that whereas he used to make around $50 a month from selling ginger ale bottles he salvaged, he now gets only $5 crop.
 Apparently Marlene Dietrich has decided this is no time to throw u $4,0O0-a-week check and get in- volved in $200,000 damage suit in the bargain. Anyway, she has reoonsidered her decision not to play In "The Song of songs''. and mas consented to go ahoad with tho film. And Paramount has dropped It's big damage suit against her.
 
 Vince Barnett, who Is as well known for his Kidding as for hls neting, was stopped for the first time In his ribbing careor tho othor day. Posing as an expert lion tnmer, he walked on tho sot where Clyde Beatty was about to start work for somo scenes in '"The Big Cagae." "You don't know any. thing about training lions--you do everything wrong," cracked Bar nett.
 "Well, we'll" replied Beatty. There are a Hons and tigers in that cage. Suppose you step inside and show mo how to handle 'em,"
 There was no reply.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-18
"TEsS OF THE STORM CoUN- TRY" AND TOMBSTONE. \. CANYON" AT STRAND TODAY AND TOMORROW

"Toss of tho storm Country, with Janet daynor and Charles Farrell. begins Q two day engage. ment ct Warmers strand today.
 Adapted from the novel by Grace Miller White and the dramatisa- ton by Rubert Hughes, "Tess" Is said to offer plenty of thrilling moments along with its vivid ra- manee. The heroine iB tho daugh- tor Of nn old sea captain who des cides sho Is getting too old to con- tinue cruising around with him. They accordingly establish them- selves in q little cottage on tho Maine coast, from which they are summarily ejeeted by Q erugty old millionaire who lays claim to the property.
 When Tess reseues Q young man from drowning and then discovers that ho is the miliionaire's son, she goes berserk-mueh to his amuse. ment. The boy wins hor reluctant admiration, however, when he helps her after her father has been ae- eused and convicted on q false murder charge following tho will. ing of Q game warden.
 How the captain is finally freed, Tess daring rescue of the million. aires daughter when sho tries to drown herself on finding she Is going to have q fntherlegB baby, tho misunderstan andings that arise between Tess and tho boy aB Q TO. suit, the boys battle with Q fisher- man and tho final surprise in tho ending, arc snid to from Q serieB of dramatic moments unique in daynor-Farroll pictures.
 The companion feature ig "rombstone Canyon" with Ken Maynard and Tarzan. A rip-roaring westorn mystery. adventure packed with thrilling riding and he.man western buehgwashiing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-18

fought. .... and crushed. .... the higherups-tho invisible govern ment that handicaps presidents and hamstrings congressman. Don't Miss 1tl Gasp at the surprises, thrill to the excitement, warm to It's romance! Believe us, it's the most astounding picture of tho agol The companion feature Is "Red Haired Alibp with Myrna Kennedy and Theodore Won Eltz.
 Based on sensational novel by Wilson Coliism. About . girl who might be your daughter-your sis- ter-your sweetheart---ar any typ- ical American girl with beauty, brains and passion. Also on the bill are good short subjects. The extra attraction Thursday night will be Auction Circus with fine allot- ment of valuable articles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-18
s.9 MoTIGn ' 2 og SALE % oM ?! U MxMcUTIoN 2 x! !

NOTICE M M or SALE ON MxEcUTI0N sTATI1 or coNNEcTiCpT, New 5sSSsry 5Msysn fissSsSn'yys issS. yysss.. s.'' Waterbury Then and there by virtue of an exeeII,.ienn n Issued :. .. by . Albert J. psen. teFbury,. ! will sell at public auction to tho highest bidder at the sign post ln the City ef Waterbury .on t.,i !he ist d gay Of February, 2, iqsa, s ths paper store same being attaehod on tho original writ dated December 30th, i032, in the matter of The Standard Paper Company vs. Hen. ry Gordon.
 Attest,
 Constable. i.iB i.2b f.3f--3t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-18
"IIE BITTER TEA OF GENERAL YIGNV AND "rIIAT'S MY BOY" AT STATIC TODAY: 1.-THE MUMMY STARTS SATURDAY

Tho Bitter Tea Of General Yen," a Columbia picture starring Bar: bara Stanwyek, opens Q run Of three days today at tho Warmers stato theater. It's Q Frank Capra production of tho novel by Grace Earring stone, Nils Asther, Walter Connolly, Gavin Gordon and Tos:. hia Mori arc featured in principal roles.
 Widely heraldod as coiumbia's most ambitious undertaking of tho current season, "rho Bitter Ten of General Yen" tells tho story Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-18
NOTICE

A hearing on the application of AIS Tire Service Gas, fney for ap: provnl certificate to install q retail gasoline filling station at 22o W. Main Street wili be held on Friday. January 27, 1888, at 1fi30 q. m. In the Mayors office. City Hall, Wa. terbury, Connecticut, as provided by General Statute.
 Signed;
 FRANK HAYES, i-i8.3t Mayor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-18
Announcements
Business Annoupcemenss

oil Burners-ss.B0 up--50c Weekly
 Radios-Si7.es up
 Tubes 39c--Tubes Tested Free Power Burner Installed--S26 Down DOMESTIC UTILITIES CO., 1So North Main St. Dial S.sSAs
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A-Niee, bright . room rent, all i'm. provemontal adults only Inquire promises, 69 Laurel St. Dial 3-0360.
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rentals. one month Js.66; three months, s8,I0. All makes of type. writers sold, .rented, repaired OF esxsshanged. Ths Typewriter ,n Snhop. tSs Grand st, Waterpury' Phohe
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BEACON sT-4, and D large rooms. AETNA sT-t rooms, all improve
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DoYDBN ST, iee--b sunny rooms, latest Improvements. Heat fur- nished, S28. Without heat Se9, Dial 4.0800.
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Business SerUice
Painting. Paper Hanging

RooMs-Papered. ss.25 a room up, including paper. First class work guaranteed. Dial 3-s7ts.
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KELSEY ST. 7s-5 rooms, 3rd floor, Reasonable. Apply on premises.
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AN ATTRACTfVE-Four room rent.
 Improvements. reasonable.. Apply
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AN-Attraetive 6 room ront, End iSSuire @ e. ss Ridss s.. bisi i"'%i' S.sasi'
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IDYLWooD AVE, Si-3rd floor
 apartment. |. rooms and den. nx-
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APT.--slx sunny rooms, garage, hot water heat, latest improvements.
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Announcements
Lost and Found

LoBT--Diaek and white wire.haired ward 1T returned. to blb Willow St. Dial 4sBBBo.
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LYMAN AVE, 62-b large rooms, all Improvements, 3rd floor. reason- able, Inquire on promises.
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For Rent Real Estate
Apartments & Tcnements

BALDWIN ST, l02i-Four rooms, all Improvements, rent reasonable, Apply store, i02t Baldwin st. MT Haddad,
 CHAPMAN AVE, 79--lst floor, six rooms, Improvements, Col mbia School Dist. Reasonable to right party. Dial 6-0056. GROWN ST, ss-5 very pleasant rooms, 3rd floor. Inquire J. !. Griffin, End floor. CHESTNUT AVE, iss-7 sunny rooms flne view, improvements, hot Church. r. P. Brett. Dial 3.902S. ENGLEwooD AVE, 74-6 rooms and sunparlor, 1st floor, hot water heat. Dial t-s7ii. E. MAIN ST, s2s--e rooms, steam heated, 1st floor. Centrally located. Suitable for doctor. Dial 3-i0S8. EAST MAIN ST, 1902--4 room apartment, all improvements. Rent reasonable. Phone s-S67S. EAsToN AVE, 2l--5 rooms, End floor, all Improvements, nice yard. Apply Barber Shop, S9S South Main St.
 FoUR-Room apartment, all redee. orated. 2e DrIggs street, Water- Vile: Sis, Inquire n' Hs.ady' FIVE rooms, first floor, all i'm. provements. co Fox St. Inquire on premises.
 FOR RENT
 { room apartment, West Main St.
 All light rooms-$3b.OO.
 NuIiN AND NuHN -
 iSi Bank St. Dial t.2Bte FOUR RooMs-All improvements, furnace heat, off Chase Boulevard. Inuuire s4 Wilson St.
 improvements. Furnished or un- furnished, Inquire ai6 Bank St. Dial 4-129i, GRANITE ST, ls-B rooms, all i'm. provoments, garage; rent SEQ. Phone Naugatuek 1224. GARAGE FREE-With desirable b room rent. 3rd floor, oil improve. monts. Very reasonable. Phone 3-S440.
 HIGHLAND AVE, 3i2--B rooms, End floor, all improvements, garage. Reasonable. Inquire 1st floor. HARVARD SIT, 1s-5 rooms, all Improvements; il Driggs Street, 5 roomG oil improvements. Dial 3.10S8.
 HICKORY ST, e7--3 rooms, all im- provements, newly deoorated. $l4, Apply n Washington St. Dial 4.0003.
 LYMAN AVE, 62-B large rooms, all improvements, ard floor, reason- abie. Inquire on promises. IDYLWooD AVE, 6i-3rd floor apartment, rooms and den. Ex. eollent condition. Dial 4-87ii. KELSEY ST, 7s-b rooms, 3rd floor, newly papered, all improvements. Reasonable. Apply on premises. LUDLOW ST, 46--6 rooms, 9nd floor, hot water heat. Inquire 1st floor.
 LONG HILL RD, 4b-s nice rooms,
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LONG HILL RD, 4b-s nice rooms, sonabie. Dial B-13H.
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LUDLOW ST, 46--6 rooms. 9nd foer, hot water heat. Inquire ist floor.
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Employment
Merchandise

90 Business 6 office Equipment
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Automobiles

Q Autos and TrucKs for Sale s00-callon, 6 cyl, oil truck. Dual
 pneumatic tires, excellent condi-
 ton. Wrl,e Box C.52, Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-18

HICKORY sT, 27--3 rooms, all in- proVements, newly decorated. S14, Apply n Washington St. Dial 4-00e3.
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30 Printing. JODpins. Stationery

THE ARROW PRINT SHOP SSe NO. MAIN ST. Dial S-t22t
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A-Five-room apartment on first floor, 27 Edin street. Heating sys. tenn. Newly decorated. Vory req. sonable. Apply Attorney Harold c. Green, 7l Grand St. Tel 3-7040 or %.i077,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-18

WOOD - Seasoned hard wood for stove, furnace, .hreplaee,- S4.60 load delivered. Cheshire 2sb.B (ReveFse eharges).
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Rooms For Housekeeping
For Rent Real Estate
Apartments 6 Tenements

ALBION & East Main Sts. Modern
 apartments. Also 8 rooms, eontral- ly located. Reasonable. Dial 3-7637.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-18

BALDWIN ST, 102i-Four rooms, all Improvements, rent reasonable, Apply store, i02i Baldwin St. MT Haddad.
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FIVH--And six room tenemonts. All Improvements. Furnished or un. furnished, Inquire 3l6 Bank St.. Dial 4-i29i.
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FOUR ROoMS-All improvements, furnace heat, off Chase Boulevard. Inuulre e4 Wilson St.
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HIGHLAND AVE, 3i2--B rooms, End floor, all improvements, garage. Reasonable. Inquire ist floor.
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HARVARD ST, 1s-6 rooms, all Improvements; Il Driggs Street, 5 rooma, all Improvements. Dial S.10S8,
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FIRE Destroys property n the unitsd Q quarter dollars c day.
 insure New--not after ths Ire. Dial 4sBite si West Main bG
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Pressing and Tailoring

CLEANING, Pressing and Repairing ot the better kind. Work called for and delivered. Mogel, 23 Abbott Ave. Dial 6.0Sla.
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GRANITE ST, 1s-b rooms, all i'm. provoments, garage; rent $so. Phone NauEatuek i224.
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GARAGE FREE-with desirable B room rent. 3rd floor, oil improve. monts, Very reasonable. Phone 3-3440,
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RANGE oIr-No CARBON CONNECTICUT FUEL SERVICE
 DIAL 3.4370.
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Deed ana Fuel

CoNdR OIL co.
 Range and Fuel oil Dial as04B7-For Service
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iA Service Stations, Repairing

--Reeharged soc; new batteries $s,7b up with old one; used tires $i up. Somma Tire & Battery Co. 234 East Main. Dial 3.6006.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-18
For Rent Real Estate
Apartments 0 Tcnements

LoUNsBURY sT-4 fine rooms, all improvements. Reasonable. ln- quire ii3 or i27 Lounsbury St. Dial 4-872f.
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MERRILL ST, 37-5 rooms, ist floor, hot water heat, shades, req. sonabie. Inquire premises.
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FoUR-Room apartment, all redee. orated. 26 DrIggs street, Water. vile. Si4. Inquire J. 10. Heady, Albert's Realty Co. Phone 4-7705. FIVE rooms, first floor, all im- provements. co Fox St. Inquire on premises.
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For Rent Real Estate

FOR sALIc or RINT-Two and four room bungalows ct Lakeview. Ap. ply z. 10. Larson, Cheshire Road.
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THRIFTY SERVICE = Eyerything washed. Fiat work ironed,. To C. ID. American Laundry. Dial 4s4i06. WILLTAMs oIL.o.MATIC oil burn: or. Used 2 months,. also Ray oil burner. Joseph McNeliis, bs daRs ney Place.
Evening star., 1933-03-14
Karl Marx.

Karl Marx, sponsor of orthodox So
cialism, died in London fifty years ago
today. The anniversary is being OBJ
served among his followers in Europe
and America, and the occasion offers
an appropriate opportunity for a re-
view of his influence upon political
thought during the five decades which
have passed since his demise.
There can be no question about the
reality of his contribution to demo-
cratic doctrine. Among modern apos-
ties of economic freedom he takes first
place. He was the most conspicuous
radical philosopher of the nineteenth
century, and his shade has dominated
the advanced thought of the first third
Of the twentieth. OF course, there was
socialism and there were Socialists be-
fore him, but he constitutes the focaI
center for both. The whole Socialist
universe revolves around his name. And
his effect has been real
ne has pccIl SouCc Ao1 paA Iico d1lu
individuals much more moderate thar
himself. For example, Woodrow Will
son, in "The New Freedom" repro
duced many of his more practical no.
tions. Others who were directly or in
directly indebted to him were Theodore
Roosevelt and Robert M. La Toilette
He came to them in diluted form, per-
haps. but effectively, nevertheless.
And, by much the same processes