davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1934-12-04
HAY DUELO EN-
RUSSIA POR
5. KIROFF
POr Charles Stephenson Smith
C0rrespOnSal FOraneo de la AP.

POr Charles Stephenson Smith
C~OrrespOnsal FOraneo de la AP.
MOSCU, Die. 4-#- Millares
de dolientes entristecidos e reu-
nieron en- Ia casa de la Union hoy,
entire Ia nieve, esperanto n opor-
tunidad de yer sl cadaver de Sergei
Kiroff, Ell Official asesinado del So
Wet. que arrivo de Leningrad esta
manana Y yace en- Ell salon de las
Columns, del historico Edificio.
FL antique Edificio, que antigua
mente Sc usaba como Club por los
miembros de la NobleSa, eStaba
practicamente cubierto con los CO.
lores Rojo y Negro, como esta Ell
Edificio de Ia Gran Opera Y otros
importantes Edificios que Sc 6es-
tacan alrededor dc Ia plaza Sver-
dlov. Y la vecina Plaza Roja, Red
Square,.
FL cuerpo de Rirof arrivo POGO
deSpues de que el Gobierno anun-
clio Ell arresto de II "Rusos Blan-
cos" que Sc e-ncuentran pendienteS
de un juicio sumarisimo, acuSados
de pTeparar atentadOs ~terrOristaS
contra las Autoridades del Soviet.
Treinta Y nueve personals fueron
ueStadaS en- Ia seccion de Lenin-
grad. Y 80 en- Ia area de Moscu, pero
no sc dice 81 eStan acuSadoS de
complication directa dc Ia muerte
de Kiroff. Secretario del Comite
Central Executive. ocurTido en- D-
ningrad ell Sabado.
Los teatroS y todoS los centres
de diversion estan cerradoS en- Mos
GU, en- sehal de duelo de igual
manera que - intense duelo que
reina en- Leningrad, por Ia muerte
del miembro Comunista aSeSinado.
Ell cuerpo de Kiroff sera incine-
RADIO manana. Sus f~unerales Sc We
rificaran a las s p. M. del martes
Ill A. NJ. tempo del estel al pie
de Ia Tumba de Lenin, en- Ia Plaza
Roja, dOnde repoSan muchaS VIC
timas de Ia revolution Bolshevike.
a. lado dc Ia pared del Palacio del
Kremlin.
Intensa indignation popular pro-
voco e. aseSinato. que las autorida-
deS dicen fue perpretado por Leo
MD Nicolieff. de 30 amos de edad,
antique trabaiador de L%eningrad.
La pronta accion del Gobierno de
remover al iefe de ComisariOs de
los asuntOs interiors;. Y a Seis de
sus ayudanteS. fue aprovado pOr la
organization dc los trabajadoreS.
que estan demandando que Sc haga
preston sobre todos aquelloS que Sc
oponen al regimen Comunista. Los
siete oficialeS destituidos. que son
reSponSableS de la seguridad de los
miembros ComUnitSas. seran iuzga-
dos bajo cargos de n~egligencia.
, 1934-12-04
ORDENO Ell
CIERRED De I'm
CASINO

MEXICO, ID. r. Die. 4-tF- Ell
Gobierno de Mexico tai vez cierre
los Casinos en- Aqua Caliente y
Cuernavaca, Sc rumoraba hoy, pueS
al nuevo PreSidente de la Republic
ca. Sr. Oral. Lazaro Cardenas, no
lie agradan los iuegos de Lzar.
ri Go5ernador del EStado de
Mexico, ordeno anoche ell cierre del
Foreign Club un Casino, que fue
construido c inaugurado hace unos
cuantoS meSeS auui. III Club citado
cOsto mas de $4,000 pesos.
la orden. diceSe que IN giro Ell
Oral. Cardenas. h~abiendola ejecu-
tadO Ell Gobernador del Estado.
, 1934-12-04
DESCENDI0 EN- Ell MAR. PERDID0
Sc ACLARA LA
MUERTE DEL
ESTUDIANTE

TULSA. Okla, Die. 4. -tR1- Un
companero de Phil Rennamer, de 1e
amos de edal. dijo que este decia que
habia matado a John r. NJ. Gorrell,
Jr., porque habia escrito una nota
de extorsion.
Thomas, en- una declaration fir
mada ante Ell Asistente del Procu-
rador del Condado, diio que Ken
manner le confio a 81, que disparo y
mato al estudiante de Odontologia
porque le eScribio una nota de-
mandando $4,000 de Homer +. Will
cox, ST., p~etrolero de Tulsa, bajo a.
menaZa de que SecueStraria a Su hi
ia. Virginia Wilcox.
Kennamer, hijo del Juez Federal
Franklin E. Kennamer, declare que
no eS culpable, cuando fue acuSado
de homicide en- primer grade. Un
examen mental del joven fue orde-
nado por ell Procurador del Conda-
do Holly Anderson.
Thomas, en- Su declaration a
Conway, dice que Kenamer lie dijo
acerca de Ia tragedia, ell ultimo
jueves en- la media noche, en- un
cafe Suburbano como Is minutes
antes de que ell cadaver de Gorrell
fuera encontrado. "Entonces dijo
que mato a Gorrell por haber eScrito
eSa nota de extorSion,' dice Ia decla-
racion de Thomas. Que nota de
eXtorSion?" lie pregunte. "ESta mis-
ma" me dijo, "leela." lie replique
que no guerra leerla. Insistio \ me
dio un sobre. Estaba sucio y nunca
tue pueSto por correo. Ell Sobre con-
tenia tres pliegos de papel, Segln
creo, estaban eScritos con tinta ne
gra. No eStaba escrita en- maquina.
No puSe mucha atencion a 10 nota
pero recuerdo que decia: ST Mr.. VIII
cox no paga un reScate de S20.n00.
secueStran a ST. hija Virginia Will
cox. Recuerdo que decia que GUAM
O. Sc pusiera en- contacto con el,
Sc identificaria por telefono por
medic de las iniciales H.H.W.' v
recuerdo que la carta estaba firma-
da por Mr.. X per no estoy SECURE
de ello." Phil dijo que Gorrell era
un indignO.
Phil dijo que habia matado a
John Gorrell por cauSa de esa no
Ia de extorSion, que fue eScrita por
John, Y dijo que era ell trabajo de
una banda de Kansas City. No lie
puse mucha atencion a Ia CONVEX
Sacion porque no creia tai coSa
Esta era Ia primera veZ que ola a
Phil mencionar Ell nombre de Cor
rell."
Antes de que Thoma Sfuera inte-
rrogado por el Procurador Ander-
son sc dijo que Sc busc~ba a Homer
T. Wilcox, Jr., de II amos, con Ell
fin de interrogarlo. Anderson dijo
que Ell ioven 'podia ayudar a acla-
rar algunos angulos p~erDlejosn en- el
case. FL ST.. Wilcox sc dice cue Sc
e~ncuentra en- canine para Nueva
York.
, 1934-12-04
Por Las Sesiones
De la Corte Civil

ES.a mahana. Sc cito a los par
ticipantes de las causas que Sc m
cuentran pendienteS en- Ia Corte
Civil del CondadO de Cameron
Durante el resto del mes de d.
ciembre Sc ventilaran causaS en- la
citada corte, de materias civiles
NADIA mas, dejandoSe las semanas
cue Siguen a mediadoS del proximo
mes DC enero para iuzgar aSuntos
criminaleA
, 1934-12-04
81 NOTIFICA A
lbs FL HI

WASHINGTON, D.. c.. Die A.
FL Departamento de EStado fue no
tificado hoy que Ell Gobernador de
Michoacan, Francisco Benigno
Serratos habia muerto en- un &C
cidente aereo. y que Su photo, Ell
americana Charles NJ. Drayton. Sc
encontraba gravemente lesionado.
FL accidente ocurrio en- Ario de
RosaleS. Michoacan, Mexico la tar
de del Lunes.
Drayton era antique residente de
Brownsville. Texas.
, 1934-12-04
Ell TEMPO

Para Brownsville Y Ell Vale: Es-
tara la mayor parte del temple
nublado hoy en- Ia noche y Ell
microbes, con probables Iluvias: no
habra mucho cambio en- Ia tenn
peratura.
VientoS moderados del norte y del
este. en- la costa.
No habra cambios mate-iales en-
FL volumen de aqua. en- el Rio
Grande por algunos dtaA.
, 1934-12-04
La Viscondesa Astor
Tiene Una Meta va

LONDRES. Die. 4-lP-La Wis
condesa Actor. miembro de una
prominente familia de los Estados
UnidOs " miembrO del Parlamento,
es abuelita. Segun Sc Supo hoy. Su
unica hiia Lady WillouRhby de
Eresby, do q luz una hija el Sa-
badO.
, 1934-12-04
Otro Robo en- La
Vecina Matamoros
tESpeclaI para Fl HeraldOl

Especial para FL Heraldo)
MATAMOROS. lamps. Die. A.
La Sra. Guadalupe Gutierrez, resi-
dente de Ia Gale Ocho de esta
Ciudad, do parte a la policia. que
alguien habia roto los candados dc
las puertaS dc su Residential, la
noche del luneS.
Los amigos de 10 ajeno Sc lleVa-
ron unos vestidoS Y OtraS prendaS
de valor.
La Policia Sc encuentra hacienda
las investigacioneS correspondence
con Ell fin de aclarar Ell robo.
, 1934-12-04
Arrestado Por
Llamada Falsa
FsDecial para Fl Heraido)

Especial para I'll Heraldo)
MATOMOROS. lamps. Die. A.
La policia local arresto ell lunes pOr
Ia noche a Roberto Cantu Longo-
ria, habiendOle remitido a Ia Co
mandancia local.
Segun parte de hoy. el citado
individuo. llamo a Ia pOlicia por
telefOno. diciendO que en- n can
tina local Se encOntTaban unoS
individuos escandalizando. acudio la
policia. pero no encOntro nada.
Busco al que do parte, ~arrestan-
do AZ citadO individuo.
, 1934-12-04
Agraristas en- La
Casa Colorado
Especial Para Fl Heraldo)

|-"IWWNWN . |NW - NNWNWNNWT
MATAMOROS. lamps. Die. 4. -
Ounce agraristas Sc poseSionaron
esta manana de Ia Casa Colorado"
rancho que pertenece al senior E
duardo Garibay. prominente hombre
de negocios de Matamoros.
Fl senior Garibay nos hizo Ia de-
claracion que arriba hacemos. di-
ciendo que creia que para Ell mier-
coles hubiesen sido desaloiados de
ella, pueS que habia ocurrido a las
autoridades para tomar los pasos
correspondence. Anadio ademas
que los citados individuos pusieron
las banderas rojo y negras en- su
terrenO.
, 1934-12-04
Ulm y Su Avion
Cerca de Honolulu

SAN FRANCISCO. California.
Die. 4-tP-A las cinco Y media ue
Ia manana hoy, el avion pAoteado
Dor Ell Teniente de Vuelo, Charles
4. p. Ulm, Sc encontraba solamen-
te a cuatrocientas millaS de Homo
lulu, despueS de torce horaS de
vuelo.
III avion, en- el que intentan hacer
IN vuelo traSpacifico a Australia,
Salio aver de Oakland. California.
En- 81 yiajan el Teniente Ulm y dos
n~ompaheros mas.
, 1934-12-04
Hogar de Placemes

Especial para Fl HeraldO)
MATAMOROS, lamps. Die. a.
FL lunes por Ia tarde dio a luz IA
Sra. Blanca CiSne1os de Cara.
eSposa del ST.. Albino Cara 81,
Comandante de Ia Policia local.
una robusta nina.
FL hogar de los espoSoS Cara Sc
e%ncuentra dc placemeS por Ell arribo
de Ia heredera.
Los eSpOSoS Cara viven en- Ia
Gale Cuarta, entire Independence
" Guerrero de eSta ciudad.
, 1934-12-04
Sc PRESENTARA
IR.

NUEVA YORK. Die. 4-(P-Ho-
mer +. Wilcox, petrolero de Tulsa.
Okla, dice que Su hjo Homer r..
Wilcox Jr., que Sc busca con Ell OBJ
ieto de ~interrogarlo en- connection
del aSeSinato misterioso de John
z. Gorrell Jr., Sc encontraba zen
uaje de compraS para Ia Navidad.
v que eStsria de regreso en- Tulsa
dentro de dos o tres diaS."
, 1934-12-04
Desarmo la Policia
A Un Individuo
lEspecial 90 El Heraldol

TaVNNIWT IMId II NJ
MATAMOROS. lamps Die. A.
La Policia Judicial. recientemente
llegada a esta ciudad, desarmo ano-
che a Jose MuhiZ. residente de es-
"a cludad. quitandole una pistola.
Muniz y otro inividuO de nombre
Esteban Peha. Sc encontraban en-
un barrio apartado de la ciudad.
, 1934-12-04
Tipo de Hoy

III Peso ~ cotiz6 hoy contra @
dollar a 3.62ik, mas Ell cuatro pot
Ciento del impuest0 Federal.
En- dinero americana el peso va
LA hoy veintiocho centavos.
, 1934-12-04

No hubo demands inScritaS en-
In Corts Criminal del Distrito.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-10
HOTEL ANTLERS

Offers all comforts Ultra modern hotei
service AS low as 50 a day: $40 week
$50 N. Meridian LI-235l
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15

Mills Bro hers at The
Michigan Theatre
This Week

The Mills Brothers in person
headlineing an elaborate stage
show at the Michigan Theatre. and
Jean Mini with George Rrent and
verree Tcasdale IN a coloriul
drama cf BroadWav Theatrical
life. under the title "Desirable arc
announced fof ille B0rlr lvenue
playhouse. starting Frila Sfpem-
her "a. The picture IS based ON
A story by the famous magazine
writer Mary Mccall. and for the
first time the beautiful Mis- $
Muir appears in a role that
calls for gorgeous gowns and luN-
urious settings as wall as a strong
emotional portrayal
The Mills Brothers and their
guitar will be grooming some
xxfomo Flw sum
famous melodies and other acts
Of the axe viii iuilde the Ger
trude Hoffman girls In new ami
startling routines Joe Termini.
"just fun Kirk and Lawrence
and Al Norman. with the Michigan
orchestra. conducted by Edward
Werner and Merle Clark at the
Organ.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15
Graystone Will Not
Close

The Graystone Ballroom, Wood
ward al Garfield will not close It's
doors to colored patrons after the
Cab Galloway Dance as was print
ed by n local newspaper and Is now
being rumorcd among the thou
sands of dance lovers.
Colored people have always been
welcome TO the Graystone and al
ways will be. saws the management.
The fact that Claude Hopkins
FLETCHER Henderson, Noble Sissle.
and other leading race bands are
signed for future engagements at
the Graysioro within the next
three month Z proof enough alone
that colorcl reaplf Won't be JIM
Crowed' from the ballroom. instead
n Is being niecoratcd especially
for tho CHS G. llpwy dance thus
giving you more beautiful COM
Portable avn gparion ballroom.
The manlrement again wishes
to say "Colored people are well
come to .he drarsionc. They all
ways have hcen and always VIII
be-"
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15

dance al the Graystone. Monday
night September l7th. claim that
they art going to draw more or
at least as many as Duke drew vel
I'll be there so they only need Z.
399 because Duke diden't draw but
400 Cab holds the record in
st. Louise, 10000.
Virginia Naples singer and
dancer has forsaken her profess
sion for job as secretary at the
Band Box or is II Mrs. Walkers
cleanup campaign against girls
under age working after dark?
ssh
The Mills Bros. are scheduled for
an engagement at the Michigan
Theatre starting Friday and don't
forget that every colored act that
comes to town is the guest of
His Honor the Unofficial mayor
of Detroit. Bill Walker every We'd
nesday night at beautiful Club
Plantation so for a close up OF you
favorite. drop In some Wednesday
night at least that's one way to
see them.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15
Hunter, johnson and
Burch, 1884 Champs
In Tennis Tourney

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Iof
The c. c. G. Annual Tennis
roarnament ended with bang.
evndav September 2 The sailing
seemed "A little rough when a
mall committee met to form tour
,ament plans in one week for that
sascinating OF all sports-tennis.
However. those in attendance were
con Wheeler. Director OF Central
community Center, Audrey G..
priestly Denton Johnson. Minnie
Williams. +. Montgomery. True
snouph The time was short but the
Committee was determined TO have
tonrnamentCthere TO work
mos went Entries were not as
large IN number as they might
hye been had there been more
;imc.
The NOyice Tournament opened
N, AN enthusiastic match AT the
scheduled hour 1880 p. IN. Satur-
between Stanton and Lett, the
former winning GO; co. The girls
Were as full of vim yigor and vital
i, ts the men Louise Ray ei ei ag
hfr first tournament showed UNI
usual ability as a coming tourna-
noni PLAYER. Though her opponent
Lillian Burch won the match by a
al. &C score, Miss Ray made her
nlaA for the games showing much
ransisiency All PLAYERS are 10 be
Commended for their fine spirit
ANA clean sportsmanshlp Jimmie
Warr was strong contender for
ia Open Championship despite
aio iact that Clarence Hunter had
IA ihe championship for man.
psf- NJ. WAR; finished as runner
Hn no clarence Hunter in the Open
WN War; be next years champ
tr WAR; and Miss Burch Ware
81 lpr- OF Doubles Tournament
n received awards In two
Guaer up IN the Novice Tourne
was Tom TOlliver. VINO cnls-
res trouble TO his opponents
h as Intending consistency az
he match that many spec'a-
Maa'hoped 10 witness failed 10
is place due 20 default floa
f Sullivan as result OF Illness
m King Lillian Burch the specta
,par champion Of Women's sing
De- Her game Is one among the
best with excellent form. good
servo and a hard and fast drive
Both Miss sullivan and Miss Burch
lrc in a class to themselves, thus
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15
WIN S
PENTATHLON

New York. (ANP)-Eulace Pea
cock. young Temple university
alhlete, won the national A. A. u.
pentathlon last Monday at Ulmer
park for the second consecutive
time. His point total. better than n
year ago, was 3,25S.46.
Peacock stepped out in front 10
WIN the 2oO-meter dash and the
broad jump.
Harold Osborne finished second.
more than 200 points behind Pea
cock.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15
AMI BELLE ll!LL SCI AT
lA.A 4-.A-9ICNE D Lie .5,l


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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15

j O MEN d
Little prince Of the chimpanzees
Do yoa long for your jungle trees
10 Mendi?
GA earn your way at city ZOO
Where thousands daily visit you
AND pas 70 the tricks you do
10 Mendi.
You Az q comical. clever chap
IL shqeS and oyeralls and cap,
10 Mendi.
lille men seeking jobs in vain,
You strut about with your walking cane
Ana ride on the miniature motor train
10 Mend.
You are very humanlike;
! on skate and box and ride bike.
10 Mendi.
From the depths of your beady eyes,
sage looks out in a strange disguise
ANA auahs at men who think they re wise
10 Mendi.
No worldly goods YOU hold or crave
Bat mes love gold. and for it slave
10 Mendi.
penny W like a helpless child
May starry ID cities where wealth is piled
Are cities cruel as your iunges Wild
30 Monde
'Aeplhled fonl oct. H. l933 issue Detroit Trbune)
hope you like it
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15
SPORT NEWS and THEATRlcAL
BOXING NEWS

Bud Greed. who gave pre,,, F.
rarer such a stiff argument, last
Thursday. will tackle Johnnv
Vorce of Detroit al Hazel par.
next Friday nigh Septcmhcr "a
This should be good fight AS bolh
boys are clever hard -punchine
lads. '''7
Joe Lewis. the up and coming
young heavy-weieht vii, meef
Alex Borshuk OF Windsor IN the
double windup az the Naval Ar
mory next Tuesday night Lewis 4
undefeated in the protes 0nsg
ranks.
Roger BERNARD OF Flint mer'
Patsy severe Of Cleveland N
o'her principal bout The boy ars
liehtwelghts.
Amscy Ramusev former Goll~-
Gloves champion c'ashrs Win
johnny Ia MARI 90 cleveland M
a wrl'crwoirh' anei
Last Weeks Fight Result,
Roscoe inAle. % Toledo dmea
I'D Juhrnf White pontAc luat.
weight IN NE eieht roun8 foatme
hoal at 'lalel pN. fliav Hah
speedy JOHNSON Inia lUaa
weight was TOO cletcr fu tNa
Ma and coppel an cos decisions
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15
Cab Galloway Here
Direct Fro IN Inter
National Triumphs
b, r. s. Y.

.r $500 dance lovers will be
arts shouting iii-dc-ii's aud Ho-
iaff ~ iue pfnivniers Of the al
SNOW wna they are talking
i'pu
",' "N .'ia 'ne i'dra-
wy 'p'N-
tnc
~ VIZ itlrh you
e 'iIe Dray-
'Hi9ff ihe ias'
se by
atfp tHpsior
A and
tis 5000 iivnN 1l he
Ntt tii iCfOry
9'ffas ine string.
aAti ha recali in 81. Louis
pr p.ntgd 20 over 10000
fd WAS greeted by the
~ z q u,ile own ike 1t.
can draw 10000 we cer-
iaf ueaa OF our
n au,
~ p,li.er III
,t. NIX.
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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15
THE LOWDOWN
BY ROLLO $. VEST

begin this week by paying my respects to the late
30 Mendi, great Snowman and clever little feow.
may his VISION nger in memories for years to come
with your kind permission would like to let YOU read
ms Htte poem written about 10 Mendi, year ago. by
our editor, }. Edward Mccall II is entitled:
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15

Monday night september nth.
ae tine The beautiful Gray
0aa Ballroom. IS The place. Cab
oway is the attraction and
er $500 dance lovers will be
atfs shouting fli-dc-hi's aud Ho-
l aE "a iue PROMOTERS Of The az
hnoW Wha they are talking
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15

,hepnted from oct. IA, l933 issue Detroit Tribune)
hope yoa like it,
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15

DO YOU remember that surprise
] promised you couple OF weeks
ago. well sit tight because l Will
be spriging II soon. ~
The Paramount Prosperity Club
tho sponsors OF the Cab Galloway
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06

be done. The parade will start promptly at 2 o'clock, daylight time.
 What we would like to soo Is somo old apparatus in line, In fact we propose q prlse for the most unique piece seen In tho procession. Wo want to know # you will come or not, so please answer not later than July 1. If you come. re: port to Fire Headquarters. Field street.
 Prize cups, clocks and watches will bo given As follows:
 Tho most members in line.
 Tho most unique piece of Are apparatus in line.
 The company travelling the long. Tho best looking company In line.
 The best looking musical orsani. zatlon in line.
 The oldest volunteer fireman in line.
 Hose laying contest, hose reel and motor apparatus.
 Won't you please send us some data, by answering theso questions and returning by July 1 or earlicr; Name of town,
 Dnto or Return.
 VIII your company come to Wa. torhury?
 How many men will you bring hcreY
 What apparatus, if any. will you bring?
 What kind of uniform will you wear?
 Will you bring a bandf
 VIII you bring n drum corps2
 Will you como without music?
 What time will you arrive heref
 Will you take part In tho hose laying contest? Do you expect to bring any old apparatus?
 Nnme of tho company. name oi the company foroman. foroman'h street address, foremAn's telophone number. -
 THE PARADE COMMITTEE ', Bv HENRY If, HEtTMAN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06
Honorary Degree For
 Thomas J. Condon
School Official to Be Honored Tomorrow at Villa.
 Commissioners to View Ceremonies

Vllianova college will confer 202 degrees upon members of the graduating class at the Dist an nual commeneomen to bo held at Vlllanova, Pennsylvania, tomorrow afternoon. Among the recipients Of honorary degrees will Do SuDt of Schools Thomas !. Condon Of this city, an aiumnus of the col. lege, upon whom will Do conferred the degree Of doctor Of laws,
 Tho Very Rev Charles M DrIs. coll, o.S,Am, D.D., fOrmor, assistant general Of tho Augustinlan ordor will preside, and Dr Milo r. Mo. Donald. principal of tho Bushwiek high school, Brooklyn, Y. Y., . widely known educator and author, will bo tho commencement speaker. Very Rev Edward V. Stanford, O. S. A., LL.,D,, president Of Villanovn college will confer the degrees and award the medals.
 Edgar John Verbyla Of this city will receive the degroe of baehe. Tor of science in electrical en. glnoerinR and William E. Birica, also or Waterbury, will receive the dogreo of bachelor of science In biology.
 Tho solemn baeealaurcato Mass will be celebrated at Q o'clock by Vory Rev Edward V, Stanford, president of the college, with tho ba aecaln ureato sermon proAched by Rev Charles ?. Brown, chaplain. Tho commencement exercises will begin nt 2i30 o'clock.
 Members of tho school board