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Seward daily gateway., 1933-06-28
Seward Fraternal Orders
SEWARD CHAPTER NO. 10
 ORDER OF EASTERN STAR

Meets the second and fourth Mondays of each month in MeMullen's Building, st 5 ?. m. Whiting members always welcome. Mrs. Bessie Malloy, W. M.: Mrs. Joso- phine Sheldon. See.
Evening star., 1933-09-01
25.Foot Boat Spans
Atlantic to Bring
Norwegians to Fair
Brothers Complete Trip
In Five Months After
Many Adventures.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, September IA voyage II
the World Fair that began two months
before its opening on May 27 was over
yesterday, and two Norwegian brothers
Hans and Harold Hamran, were trying
out their land legs after crossing the
Atlantic Ocean In a 25-foot homemade
boat.
I'VE started on March 26 from Chris
tiansen, Norway" said Hans. as they
turned into the Chicago Harbor last
night, pushed along by stiff breeze,
land here we are-to see the fair"
They call their boat the White Wing.
rOne look at their boat would con-
vince the most skeptical that, after all,
the voyage Columbus made some 400
years ago was no adventure at all.
In the first place, they said they
made their craft themselves-and of
boards less than an inch thick. 1t is
only 3la feet deep and feet wide on
the beam. To conserve space in the
tiny cabin for food they installed but
one small bunk, making it necessary to
sleep in shifts.
I'VE had some adventures, too," said
Hans. on the West Indies the police
came out and got us, thinking We were
murderers because we looked the part.
And in the North Sea an English ship
captain wanted to rescue us, thinking
we were adrift in a lifeboat"\
Upon reaching America they followed
the long course of the Great Lakes to
Chicago.
Evening star., 1933-09-01
PHARMACISTS TO HOLD
CONVENTION IN CAPITAL
Board of Trade Committee An
nounces 500 Delegates Will At
tend Session Here in 1884.

Announcement that the American
Pharmaceutical Association will hold its
1884 convention in Washington was
made yesterday by the Greater Ma
tional Capital Committee, Washington
oBard Of Trade, which has been waging
a campaign to bring the meeting here.
About 500 delegates will attend the
convention in Washington next year, it
was estimated. The efforts to bring the
meeting here were led by DR.. S. L. Hill
ton and Dr. w. P. Briggs, dean of the
College Of Pharmacy. George Wash
ingten University. in, cooperation with
representatives of the local committee.
Several hundred booklets and posters
boosting Washington as the next con-
vention city were distributed at the
convention now in progress at Madison,
Wis.
Evening star., 1933-09-01
CHARGES
AGAINST MACHADO
Magistrate Named to Draw
Up MISUNDERSTANDING
May Be Sought.
Ry the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
HAVANA, September 1.-Guillermo
De Montagu, magistrate. in the Ha-
vana Audiencia Court, has been named
by the Supreme Court to prepare In
dictments against Gerardo Machado
and other leaders of his deposed regime
based on accusations of wrong doing
while in Office.
Ten separate actions brought against
the former president will probably be
Jumped into a single case, on which
his extradition from exile may be
sought.
Garcilaso Delavega, a lawyer, mem-
bers of the A B c Secret Society, stu
dents and others accuse Machado and
his aides of conspiring to seize all gov
ernment funds and receipts before
fleeing
Thereafter. the charge reads, "de-
string to exterminate the greatest num-
ber of citizens" they designated one
of their number to assume falsely the
name of an A B c radical" and announce
Machado's resignation, whereupon peo-
pie flocked into the streets. More than
80 were subsequently killed and more
than 200 wounded.
Although all members except the
chief justice of the Supreme Court
have resigned, the tribunal continued
today to function, as they will until
notified their designations are accepted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-17
TAMMANY HALL BEGINS ITS REAL
 FIGHT TONIGHT
But Some of the Great Leaders VIII Not De
 In Attendance

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-17
FRITzI SCHEFF
 HAS CHANCE TO
 SAVE PROPERTY
Third Extension of Law Day Granted and She
 May Win Yet

A third extension Of the law day In the foreclosure proceedings against FrltzI seheff, former mus sleal comedy star, was granted by Judge Newell Jennings upon ap- pllratl0n of her counsel, Attorney William T. Keayney, Jr, in su- perlor court today, The property Involved includes Inc four cottages at flllehe0cks lake
 The foreclosure in the amount Of si,b9k,aa Was entered before Judge John Richards Booth on Feb, a, 1888, II was an action brought hy the Colonial Trust Co, against Josephine lmokman, sec, relarY Of Miss seheff, Law day was set for July, 1888, Judse Iiooth at the June session of court oSiended the law day to Sept, Ith,
 Judge Prank r, MeEyoy then granted the second extension Co pel, lpih, Tho third extension was granted today ia the last Friday on which court will he held in po' eember,
 Attorney keavney told the court Miss keheH has secured theatrleal engaRemenls starting in December And lasting for at least alA months, from which sho expected to derlyo enough revenue to meet the lndg' meni
 MF KeaYney also had With him at the hearing, Attorney John hurns,
 
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-17
YOUTH KILLED
 WHOLE FAMILY
Calmly smoked elgafsl a Blood RiaIDsd nOdles
 I.ay Around tim

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-17
MERCHANTS TRUST COMPANY TO PAY
 THIRD DIVIDEND
Sun ef st2O,DO0 MI G0 to Commercial Dep0si'
 tors By Court Order

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-17
Ryan Died
 Early Last Evening
4 Heart Attack Followed Short IIIness-cIerk Of Board Of Education at ftis Demise and Was
 Popular FraternaI Man

Michael I, ltgan, elerk Of the itoaFd ef Education, ferneF pewss paperman and prominent in p0liy Heal and fralerHal circles, alea last evening ai I 0'elOek ai his home, glJ EIlleu avenue, following two weeks illness, 4 heart attack sufs tered lsst Dlellt breuehI on death quickly and fhe news pf Air iigan'a Aemis6, spTeaalng gulekly through. Qni Inc nlty, shocked inc epmlnuns Ilt. greatly, Tha funeral wlll Do held from ibe home at kleD o'clock Tbursdag morning 70 sls Peter and Panps Ghurnh where q solemn mass Qf requiem VIII be eefebrafea Al q g'fleek, Burial will be in old kl ieseph's ennefeFH,
 Mr lsgan Was hprR ln Waterbury and alfhpgea lhe leeaE schools, iip Nes graduated tFam fhe Waterbury hlEh seheol ang lhen studied ifpeE Allilp9, becoming ene pl The thlfe ekpeif nlele lFpltls ln MAferhptkl
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-17

The RsV Mf Thompson had beef warned his life Was tD 1aDgeF, or fieelx Investigating tbe tnKstefloni dAath of the pastor ef tho NJ AL gurb ebrisilail church Of Dallas re-
 The Ifey ;fhempson's body, besy' ing a wound on tbe left sl9e of thf hnad. was found lg hls automobile psTl<ed 70 a fbieket Bear Pisasan' Utli yesterday. A pistol wa eluielled tD his right hand, bs had been dan1 keyefal daYs,
 1he pastor had left g}eilas neaF' lg q week ago for t<ouifiapa 70 ae' fend himself aEaeDst feaarel ehafR' Rs of sending obscene nlaftei fbFoueb the malls,
 ehergn V, ', Edwards said 10. day fbat c ieifer had benn fovpa on flaa dead man 70 his wife waFn' Ing of attacks, The letter said bf had beaH Durgenfly a1ylsed f9 ba naFefpiD inc ofiieeP said,
 Aptb0rliles said they sitll were slnaet'el.s ,y Az .s. ss 'e evf conclusions
 A membsr of Thompsop's fam ily said fDaf Figs far as We are eep, eSrnna The faeis point 70 DluF1eF,'
 The paaior's frlepds harf, where he spef,f hts youth, aDd tp bhrete' port, Rhere he was pasior of fhf Nenfral, rbrisfiap enurcb for ten years prior 70 hls Dalles eppqpi, meat, hssegtea inc eharges aFaapsl hlnl lp feasgel eouFl "hse been The Rev Mg Thomp pseDs campaign aaalnsi vice lD khreVeperf hevefNl gears ago gasultea % the aeepka' Hons, fhav declared,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-17
PLEDGE OF GOVT
 TO HELP NEEDY COT UNDER WAY
Beef Cattle and Butter VIII Be Purchased In
 Large Quantities

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-17
EINSTEIN COMES SECRETLY INTO
 UNITED STATES
But . Reporter Met the Party and Surprised
 fbe Visitors

kew York, Oct g5-fHP)-Fres feeseF Albert Einetetn Ree secretly taken en the llDeF Westsrplend at guaFaDflne today and sped ashore by tug In eD extraordinary eff0gi 70 eYola e press interylew,
 I3ut at the beffeFy, wbaFe fbe party landed, stood 2 wsliing re-
 sWhe tola gov we were coming baFef" dem9Dded FfRu fsinstelH, waving q bppel 9f req esTnstions, "ifow 1id you knowf0
 Herbert Maas, ebslvmap Of the board Of the ipsflfvfe for RdyhDecd study at Princeton, k, JY where ElDsisip VII Leach mstbemaiies,
 0Kew, nov, we aopt want apy publicity Professor IslDsteiD Y here 70 eenflnpe his scientific work and not 70 be exDloifedN
 Al thls pQlgi EagaF Bambergev of Newark, 5oinea 70,
 HNo, no, Ills lDlpoEslblen De Saia, sss sys ss.i,gs,l sss ,ss'es b'@ ee sbe boat
 Professor IslDstslp, werld fsm0us pbksicisi and recently A voluntary exile fTeW kaz germHDY, smiled aNablE 4 plollp ease uDaeF bis agp, De rssembIea a mpslelan iDie Sulemobllss sn9' lsH Io, prlnaeioD, wbeFe De VII nopiipue hls scientific york 4 welneninR delegation beaaea by seWpel uns tovuoger stood on the Wnsferns laDd's FeRplaF plegj RFFaged ln D0ek aQRiH and ELK hats, Vajplg sHaliinR theV disillleulsbed Ruesf, 4 special 1efanbm0nf pf DDllGo baA been preVlaea 70 fsn0rt llle geileeDi hnleplsf f0 hlb hotel,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-17

More than goo, 900 In September round employment iIi manufnrtur- ins industries and q slightly larger number An retail trade establish. ments according 10 the survey. The seasonal Increase in canning ae- counted for 10000 added workers ln that industry the survey indi- taled' Percentage gains in the wholesale trade and building c0n- sNuetion industries indicated re employment of more than 90, 0nO workers during the month in each or these groups.
 "fhis increase in employment does not represent Inc total num- Der of persons returned in all branches in industry" Miss Perkins said, She estimated that re.employ- ment Of es0,000 constituted . pas- roll gain of si0,e00, coo weekly.
 Measured from the low poins of last March," she said, "the fig- ureS show an estimated Kain in the if industrial groups surveyed over the slA mont Interval of more than E,Ipo,po0 workers with an increase of nearly s6f GOO, coo in total Naek Q ly wages dlshursed in September oyer the weekly payroll aggregates Of March,
 She pointed out that September was the sixth consecutive month of increase ef payrolls and employ. menl, and that the factroy employ menl curve had risen Co the April, lpal level and payrolls lo tho Oes lobeF, 1881 level,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-17
GERMANY GIVES
 HER ASSURANCE
Strongest Measures Here. after to Prevent Any Al,
 tasks 0B AWeFIsans

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-17
CODE N RUBBER
 TIRE INDUSTRY
Hearings WiIl bs Held en Oel0bef iD t9 Decide
 lbe Dispute

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-17
FAMOUS BOSTON
 CASE WEARS END
George Crawford, Negro Must Return i0 Virginia
 t0 Stand Trial

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-17
EVERYBODY CAN
 PREPARE TO BUY
 NEXT THURSDAY
It Will Be the First Real Test of NRA Sales
 Day

President Roosevelt and Gem eral Johnson are calling on res- idents of Waterbury to do thelr share in the National Recovery program this Thursday which has been set aside as tho Waterbury MIRA Sale Day"
 They ask that everyone take parl in the Buy Now" campaign that ls the vital part 'hf the ARA,
 it has been explained that in' dustry has put men back to work nt increased wages and With lesser working hours, Industry has been assured that when ihat was done, the people would provide the oT' ciers to keep tho wheels turning,
 Now it is un i0 you Co carry nut that promise, Employers exhibited their patriotism hy carrying out in full tho role that was laid out for lhem, hy. so dolng they earned Blue EaRles
 You are asked lo show your na, iriOtism also hN making necessary purchases sn that rapidly inereasT Ing stocks will ha depleted, maklns more 0rdeFs for merchandise, nee' nasars,
 Waterbury merchants eeroperal, Ing ln the NkA aAln Day heFn on ThuTsday are behind lhe move meant 100 per oenl, They will have announcements ln tomorrow . Democrat which you arc urged la read,
 They are mol aNinh la iake ad' vantage nl ihe day in nrder 70 FsAl hnsN profits, Thal would defeat the purpose af lhe plan, They NH simply show lhelr wares "a lh, people Rl ordinary prices, aepenH ing nnon rAniA lnrnaNers for lhel | margin nf nrNhl,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-17
FRENCH PREMIER MADE GERMANY
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PRESIDENT WAS MADE VICTIM OF
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