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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
DR.SHREVEHERE
FOR SUMNER j
e. REVEALS

Dr.. Charles A. shreve, former
washington pastor, arrived yeSter.
day to open his summer crusade
for Christianity Sunday after
noon at the PythiAn Temple, 1912
Ninth st. N. w. Sounding the
Reveille" will be the subject Of
address ct the afternoon meeting
and 1.-THE Banner Unfurled" ct
night. This crusade 10 to con-
tinue throughout the summer and
is entirely nonsectarian in nature.
The expressed object is to arouse
all Christians to join in an 90.
gressive and far-reaching move
ment to present and demonstrate
the religion Of Jesus Christ, as
the cure for present ills Of the
world. The public Is invited to
all sessions. Seats are free.
During the week DR.. Shreve
will discuss the following subjects:
Tuesday-"What Is o Chris
tian?"
ENTHUSIASTICALLY is a Chris
tian?"
Thursday-"who is . Chris.
tian?"'
Friday-"what Are the Signs
of the Times?"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
DR.. Briggs to Honor
Graduate Members

In recognition of the recent
graduates who are members Of
the Fifth Baptist Church, DR..
John Z. Briggs will preach o SER
mon tomorrow morning on &c.
H. Spurgeon-Example and In
Spirer Of Youth" DR.. spurgeon
is the famous founder and
preacher whose centenary Is be-
ing observed by BaptiSts all over
the world this month. In the
evening DR.. Briggs will preach o
request sermon from the topic,
Where Are the Dead?" The
graduates to be honored in the
morning service are: Drew Fra.
Der, Dorothy LeGrow, Dorothy
BanSall, Cora Nickel, Clark Hud.
son. Neville James, James Tram.
nell, L>uis Merryman, Russell
Neal, Weston Redman, Robert
Cochran, Irving Cootes, Luther
Jones, Ruth Jackson, Clarence
Moody, Lucille Burton, Evan Nc.
Kinley, jr. George. Bryant and
Myrick Hedgepeth.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
DR.. S|zOO PLANS
ST RIM D n ON
GOD'SFOOL'

On Sunday morning ct the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church DR.. Joseph r. sizoo will
have for the subject Of his SER
mon, Gods FOOL"
The young people OF the
Christian Endeavor Society will
hold their usual worship service
on Sunday evening at 6:45 o'clock.
Hiram Evans will lead the meet.
ing.
During the summer months o
Sunday evening vesper service
will be observed in the lecture
room ct 8 o'clock. This Is an
informal service of meditation
and song. Dr.. Sizoo will deliver
the meditation Sunday evening.
The usual mid-week Prayer
Service will be observed next
Thursday evening ct 8 o'clock
in the lectul- room.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
DR.. r. II. Miller
Will Preach TzDice

THE Robe Of Mockery and the
Garment Of Salvation" is the Sun.
day morning subject announced
by DR.. Miller. minister of the Ma.
tional City Christian Church. DR..
Miller will preach twice Sunday
and for his evening subject he will
use when Christ ceases to
Bother"
The Thursday evening prayer
service will be held in the gardens
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Keith A. Brum.
back. 105 Highview Terrace. Lee
Heights, Va.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
Persian MISSIONARY
Talks at Tabernacle

The noted missionary, Rev.
John G.. Warrior, a native Of
Persia, will speak again at the
Full Gospel Tabernacle, North
Capitol and K Streets, on Sunday,
at II a. m. and 1880 .. m. The
Reverend Warrior gave some very
inspiring and stirring messages to
the congregation on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings.
The Sunday school at the tab.
ernacle will have its annual chill.
drens day exercises at the Sun.
day school session, at $50 q. m.
A fine program has been ar
ranged by the superintendent and
teachers.
The Young Crusaders will have
their services Sunday evening ct
6:l5,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
BRIDGE LINKS
SPEEDED

Arlington County, Va, board
members today were to complete
plans for finishing the Wilson
Boulevard and Washington Street
approaches to the Arlington Me
mortal Bridge. The work must
be completed by September Is in
order for the county to retain the
land.
The land on which portions Of
the two routes lie was the property
Of H. Rozier Dulaney, Of Wash.
ington, and under the terms Of
the contract was to revert to him
if the work was not completed in
a specified time.
The Board will also take action
on the proposed George washing
ton Memorial Parkway in Rosslyn,
it was said. Provisions is ex-
pected to be made for fulfilling
the agreement between the Fed
eral, State and County Govern
ments in order to complete the
preliminary work.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
Church Announcements
Church Notes

John wesley A. NJ. e. Zion
"Under New Management" is the
sermon subject for Sunday morn.
ing by the minister, the Rev.
w. o. Darlington. "Our Partner"
will be the message to the Junior
church. At 7:46 p. m, the senior
choir, under the direction of s. A.
Laurie Norville, will render THE
Holy City," q cantata.
Calvary M. E.-Dr. v. N.
Ridgely, minister. II o. m. Songs
in the Night" 8 p. m, THE
elimination Of Failures"
Georgetown L u tn n-Rev.
Harold Z. Beatty. q. m, THE
way Home. Young peoples pro-
gram, 2 p. m.
Lincoln Congre gatiOnal-Dr.
l.. K. Mcmillan. II q. m, THE
Suffering Universe"
n Street Chrlstl@n-Rev. j. R..
Glenn, guest preacher, at II q. m.
Francis Asbury. M. E., South
"Layman's Day" Mr.. w. w.
MILAN, guest speaker, ii a. m.
8 p. m, Rev. e. c. Berry, Bar
gains"
Ninth Street Christian-Rev.
J. s. Montgomery, guest speaker
ct Communion service at II q. m.
DR.. j. r. Nichols, world traveller,
at 7:45 p. m. Church orchestra
will play.
Bethesda Baptist-Rev. B. M.
Osgood. 1913 a. m, The Sig
nificance of the Great Ages of
History" 7::45 p. m, THE Mis-
sion of the Son Of Man"
First COngregatiOnal-Dr A. A.
Stockdale. will preach at II
o'clock on 1.-THE Mission of a
Smile" No evening service.
MiEpah Church Of Spiritual
Scfence-Dr. z. A. Wright con-
Quoting benefit Seance Monday 8
p. m, $50 New Jersey Ave. S. E.
The public is invited.
Trinity Church Of Psychic
Science-Rev. Mary Brown pre-
siding at regular Friday evening
worship and message circle, 1893
Fourteenth st. N. w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
4-FOOted Guinea Hen
Can Walk TlUO WAYS

LURAY, Va, June 23.-DallaS
Fox, living at Springfield, Page
county, is the owner of q four
footed guinea hen which is now
several weeks old. The guinea,
Mr.. Fox believes. will live. despite
its pedal handicap. The front
feet of the bird are headed for
ward. and the two behind appear
for the purpose of going back
ward. The guinea is attracting
considerable attention. It's ap-
petite is as good as any of the
guinea tribe on the Fox farm.
With its head pointed forward,
the freak can walk backward
easily. k.A--.a.-- --..-..-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
DR.. Hutchinson Leads
Anniversary Services

The annual wedding anniversary
service will be held tomorrow
morning. This service will honor
those married under the auspices
of Mt. Vernon Place Church. The
pastor will preach on 1.-The mi.
tial Cost and Upkeep in Married
Life!" Mrs. Lily Garrett will sing
20 Promise Me-" The choir will
present Shelley's 1.-THE King Of
Love-" The evening service will be
a Young Peoples Evening. with
this group in charge. The Young
Peoples Department will give an
entertainment in the churc
school auditorium Friday evening
at $50,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
Scientists Study
"AtOnaic FOrceS''

us the Universe, Including
Man, Evolved by Atomic F'orce?"
is the subject Of the lesson,ser.
mon in all the Churches Of Christ,
Scientist tomorrow. The Golden
Text is from I Corinthians SIS:
ITO us there is but one God, the
Father, of whom are all things,
and we in Him." Among the CT.
tations which comprise the les.
son-sermon is the following from
the Bible: "Forsake the foolish,
and live: and so in the way of
understanding. The fear of the
Lord is the beginning Of wis.
dom: and the knowledge Of the
holy is UNDERSTANDING" proverbs
9:16, 100
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
Bible Hall Holds
ChtLdrenS' Exercises

tomorrow at II a. m. Bible
Hall Assembly will celebrate the
annual Children's. Day Service
composed Of recitations, songs
and special solos and music by
children Of the school-under di-
rection Of Miss Maud Simpson,
superintendent Of the school, and
Miss Mildred Schaeffer, director
of music.
On Sunday night Pastor
Schaeffer will speak on 1.-THE
Great SQ9estion-Its' u Answer"
The public is cordially invited to
attend these services. go
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
Woman Sane Despite
LOUe Affairs at II

NEW YORK, June % U.SO.
Despite her penchant for love at.
fairs when she was past 10, the
late Mrs. Florence A. Pratt man
aged her $5,000,0O0 sewing ma
chine fortune well enough to
prove her sanity, Surrogate Foley
ruled yesterday in ordering her
will admitted to probate.
An attack on the will was made
by Mrs. Margaret A. Alexander, Of
London, Mrs. Pratt's sister, who
was bequeathed nothing. Mrs.
Alexander's witnesses testified
Mrs. Pratt - when "a years old
and weighing more than 200
pounds-Searched for SweetheartS
and wondered why other women
her age didn't have them.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
CIVIL SERVICE
SPREAD URGED
I BY RAMSPECK

Charging that the Federal serv.
ice tends to "stagnate" its EN-.
ployes because it fails to give
them opportunities for advance.
ment, Representative Robert
Ramspeck Cd, Of Georgia, today
advocated legislation which would
place practically everybody in the
Government ..nder civil service.
Representative Ramspeck will
probably be the chairman Of the
House Civil Service Committee in
the seventy.fourth Congress, sue.
ceeding Representative Lamar JEFF
fers Cd, Of Alabama, who will
not, come back to Congress. Rep
resentative william I. Sirovich
Cd, of New York, ranking Demo
cratic member of the committee,
will probably give up the chair
manship of the Civil Service Com
mittee to retain his craftsmanship
of the Committee on Patents.
Bill Planned
Declaring that employees Of the
Government, Under present regu'
lations, are seldom given the OPP
portunity to advance in their de-
partment, Representative Rams
peck said he would introduce leg
islation in the next Congress to
put all jobs under civil service,
so that political jobs would not
interfere with the opportunities OF
civil service employees to advance.
He declared:
"Under our present system,
Federal civil service employees
have no incentive to work. They
are not encouraged to seek
higher positions because they
must 90 into competition with
hundreds of applicants from the
outside. And so they Just stag
nate"
Representative Ramspeck will
introduce legislation placing all
postmasters under the civil serV'
ice, as President Roosevelt recon-
mended about a year ago. TINS
legislation was drafted by the Post
Office Department, but never
reached Capitol Hill.
Appointment Lauded
In discussing this legislation,
the Georgia Representative con.
graduated Postmaster G enera !
James A. Farley for his appoint
ment of Smith w. Purdum, vet
ersn postal employee, as Fourth AS
sistant Postmaster General.
other positions, such as collec'
tors of internal revenue, U. s.
marshals and their deputies should
also be placed under civil service,
Representative r a inns peck de-
clared. He continued:
az believe that almost all po-,
sitiOns in the Government
should be under civil service
with the exception Of Cabinet
officers and confidential advis-
ors. Under such a system, The
public, the Government and pa
trOnage-harassed COngressmen
would be much better Off"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-23
F0RCEY CONTINUES

DR.. Forcey's sermon themes in
the big gospel tent at Piney
Branch Road and Georgia Avenue
Northwest will be Saints in
Wrong Places" at 8 o'clock, and
Hating Between Opinions" at 8
O'Clock,
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Trinity Church OF Psychic. Science
1888 lAth N. W. Rev. Mary Brown. soc Message
Circle. Fri. A. p. N. Priv. Read. NO. 1854.
La gaceta., 1934-09-13
Sc PROPONE IMPEDIR VA,
RIOS RECU2SOS DE IN


Habana, Sept. 13.-Para evi
tar q. ell DR.. Pedro Herrera So
tolongo preda establecer varios
recursos de inconstitucionalidat
ell DR.. Raul de C~ardenas, secre-
tario de usticia, visit6 aver al
Consejo de Estado, cuando este
ORGANISING Sc hallaba en- session.
Sc propone conseguir ell DR..
Cardenas que ell Consejo aprue
be los dltimos decretos leyes fir
mados por ell gobierno, dando-
les asi valor legal Y evitando los
recursoS.
Ell Estatuto constitutional vi
genie requiere la aprobaci6n de
esos decretos por ell conSejo de
estado, ,antes de ser puestos en-
vigor.
Herrera Sotolongo Sc dice es la
suprema autoridad cubana en-
materia constitutional.
La gaceta., 1934-09-13
SOBRE Ell DESASTRE DEL
MORRO CASTLE

Habana, Sept. ia la Sc
cretaria de estado comunic0 "a
yer ell consul de Cuba en- New
York, Sr. Suarez, que ordeno (.
entierro del cadaver del cuban1
Erimeo Villaoz, que Sc hallaba
depositado en- la MCrgue de Jer-
sey City. Pereci0 Villaoz Ell eli
incendio del MORO Castle.
Huesos que Sc supone son los
restos del captain Wilmott han
sido desembarcad9s en- Ashbu-
ry Park.
Las primeras senales de auxi
lilo, segun Ell jefe de telegrafis-
tas del buque, fueron trasmiti-
das personalmente por el, a las
3:13 y 3:1S de la madrugada.
Cuando Sc retro de la camara
los pies lie quemaban. A las :25
la oficialidad lie do la orden de-
pedir auXilio. Mas tarde ex9lot6
ell acido sulfurico de los apara-
toS.
La gaceta., 1934-09-13
LA GACETA

Ell grugo militarista tiene POI
''lider" al DR.. Agustin AccSta,
secretario de ia preaiienc a,
sue aconseja la vio!encia para
dominar ell terrorismo. Dices>
que 81 Carries Manuel de la CrJl'
ingresa en- ell gobierno, ayudara
a Acosta, per ser Ell lider conser
vador amigo de las ideas de Co
lumbia, que Sc cree sen las ideas
da coronel Batista.
La tendencia civilista ae halia
defendida por el Dr., Pelayo
Cuervo, secretario de goberna-
ci6n, quien desea el robusteci-
miento de la autoridad civil.
La gaceta., 1934-09-13

REUNION ~EXTRAORDlNA-
RIA DEL CONSEJO De IS
IADO
La gaceta., 1934-09-13

Habana, Sept. 13.-CeIebr6
~ ,aOraInarla {.
ConSejo de Estado. bajo la pre-
sidencia del Dr.. Carlos de la To
Dicese que ell DR.. Raul de Car
denaS, Secretario de juSticia,
prcpuso alguuaS reformas al vi
genie estatuto constitutional
con ell fin de c9mplacer a la ia
lange militarista.
Tratase de mcdificar la es-
tructura del gobierno cen ARE
Clio a la ideologia de violencit
predominante en- ell Campamen-
to de Columbia.
La gaceta., 1934-09-13
UN NENSAJE
A NUESTROS LECTORES

I'll anuncio modemo tiene tanto interes como I'm
articulo de poilca, SOCIOLOGICAL o %cualquier otro tema.
Leyendo un anuncio muchas veces listed encuen-
ira 10 que lie convene y otras recuerda que debe COM
prar algo que necesta.
FL comerciante modemo anuncia con areglo a 10
que puede cumplry siempre cumpLe 10 que ofrece, por-
que sabe que el plbico lee los anmcios exige Ell cum
pimiento de 10 anunciado.
Leyendo I'm anuncio listed Sc entera de los precios
mas bajos que ngen en- Ell mercado y al mismo tempo
que Sc beneficial, ayuda al comerciante que pubEca la
propaganda y al periodico que la imprime.
Lea los anmcios, que en- muchos de eIos hay pa
ra listed cosas muy convenientes,
1903 Ia. Avenida. TeIefono 1892
DEPARTMENT. DE ANUNCIOS DE
LA GACETA
La gaceta., 1934-09-13

.2l2cc, o bonos del t%esoro, redi-
mibles en- cuat"o al $, con inte-
res de 3llfa. Tamblen Sc ofrecr
una bonificaci6n rara inducir
al cambio, Que consiste Ell pa
gar por complete ell interes.
FL tesoro ha usado notaS, H.
miSmo que bonos, en- las recien-
ties operaciones, pero ha venido
evitando la flotaci6n de nuevas
emiSioneS de certificados de la
deuda que deben redimirse en-
II meSe o menOS.
La gaceta., 1934-09-13
MUERTO EN- UN ACCIDEN4
TIE ~AUTOMOVILISTA

Roger A. Drew, natural y We.
elmo de esta ciudad, con residen
cia en- la Gale de Obispo ndmerc'
1902, muri6 aver a consecuen-
cha de l%esiones que sufriera al
chocar ell autom6vil que name
jaba con ell que guiaba C. Scott
Thomas, jefe de ventas de la ca
sa de Joe B. Johnson, en- la es-
La gaceta., 1934-09-13
JUNTA DEL COMITE
DE

FL Comite de Convention de
II Ordcn Odd Fellows, que pre-
side el ST.. Anzalone, Sc reunira
manana viernes, dia IA ,en ell
ralacio de IS Logias Unidas.
Asrntos de gran interes, re-
lacionados con los festeios, Sc
ran puestos a la consideration
de los directories.
La gaceta., 1934-09-13
Sc HARA UNA OFERTA
A LOS DE
BONOS DE LA LiBERTAD

Washington, sep. l3.-El de-
p%artamento del tesoro anunci6
aver que a los tenedores de
1850 millones en- bones de la IL
bertad, cuarta emission, amor
ell Is de octubre, Sc les
+ ora q c&mbiarlos por no.
tas del tesoro, con inter6s de
La gaceta., 1934-09-13
BALLARD NISITO AL PRESI-
DENTE

Habana, Sept. 13,-El jefe
de la policia del gobierno pro-
vincial de Oriente, Sr, Enrique
Ballard, visit6 aver al coronel
Mendieta, por orden del gober-
nador Perez Andre, Dijo al pre-
si6ente ]. e lpuebl9 de esa pro-
vincia desea Sc efectden en- di-
ciembre las elecciones anuncia-
daS.
La gaceta., 1934-09-13
BATISTA NISITO A MEN.
DIETA

Ho3ana. Sept. 13.-EI jefe
del ejercito, coronel Batista, Vi,
Sit6 aver al presidente Mendjo.
ia en- la finca de este, en- Hoyo
Colorado.
Discutier9n la situaci6n poll
tica y asegdrase que de la en-
treviSta Sc derivara una mas
estrecha cooperation entire ell pc
der civil Y el militar.
La gaceta., 1934-09-13
quina de Angeles V Obrapia, Ell

puma de Angeles y Obrapia, Ell
Palma Celia.
thomas y su esposa resulta
ron llasos. Drew ingres6 en- e.
hcS2ita, de Cock fal.aciendo a
$40 de ia y che.
= q ;idente ocurri6 al me
Giodia
Ihor2s he dsciarado que E
!6a a una mar. ha normal, cran
II >t le vim, encima ell cooha d
q vI.tlg a, siendo inl.iles todos
3 e:4ucrzos que hizo ARA evil
tay Il che ue.
Una investigation Sc ordenf
por ell juez de paz Savarese.
La gaceta., 1934-09-13
UNA BANEERA GUIANA
A

Habana, sep. bel presl-
dante Mendieta mandara una
bandera Guiana a Australia con
motive de celebrar Ell primer
centenario de 81 Tundaci6n una
importante ciudad de csc terri
torio.
Una invitaci6n Sc lie ha di"i-
gido al gobierno, que probable
mente mandara un deIegado.
La gaceta., 1934-09-13
.ASAMBLEA DE ESTUDIAN.

Habana, Sept. 13.-Los estu-
v-&a,es de la UniverSidad cele-
traryn una asamblea a las Qua
tro de la larde de aver, acordan
do aprobar la c2nducta de suS
Delegates en- ell Frente Unico,
los lideres Jose Francisco b.
tet, Manuel Lozano y Portuon-
do.
Demanda la juventud univer-
sitaria ell restablecimiento dc
los derechos constituencies y
la abolici0n del fuero militar.
Propaganda Sc hizo para divi
dir al estudianjado, pero fraca-
SO por complete.
La gaceta., 1934-09-13
CIVILISTAS Y MILITARIS-
TAS LUCHAN EN- Ell CO.
BIERNO

Habana, Sept. 13.-Los ru-
mores de crisis continuan circu
lando. Sabese que en- ell gabine-
tie actualmente luchan dos ten :
dencias, una civilista y la otra
militarista.
La gaceta., 1934-09-13
LUS ENEMIGOS ~DEL ORIS-
Pc MUELLER No HAN To-
GRADO PONERSE DE A
CUERDO

Berlin, sep 13.-Lcs jefes de
la oposici6n al obispo Mueller.
que mantiene una norma abs
lutista en- la IgIesia Evang6Ii-
ca Alemana, no han podido 10.
nerse de acuerdo,. Sabese cue eli
DR.. Martin Niemoeller, uno de
los jefes protestantes, ha pre-
sentado la renuncia como presi-
dente del Sinodo NacionaI. Di-
ferencias de opinion surgier2n
sobre la creacion de un cuerso
enteramente Independence del
apoyo del Estado. Esta es Ia
1nica solucion que ell DR.. Nimoe
Her estima pertinente Y ade-
cuada.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-08
City Operates Golf
 Course With Profit
Board of Finance Receives Report on Municipal
 Recreation Enterprises

ternoon by the park department. There is now balance of $2,679 in the golf course fund.
 The park department also re- ported that there is now $2,768 in the Hamilton Park pavilion sinking dances etao etaoishrdluhrdluul fund. Due to the fact that no dances were held at the pavilion during the month, the receipts fell off considerably. They amounted to s349 while the expenditures totalled $61S.
 Tax Attorney George R.. Guil- foile informed the board that dur ing the month of August he col lected back taxes amounting to $1,OO9, sent out 1876 notices to delinquent personal property own- CTS, filed proofs of claims in three bankruptcy cases and collected one claim in the bankruptcy court.
 The proofs or claims were filed in the bankrupt cases of James Donovan, Thompson and Jordan and Ziglatzki- Marks. The claim was collected in the case of George J. Lasky.
 Controller Daniel J. Leary re- ported to the board that there IS sufficient money fo rthe laying of a sewer in East Aurora street. The cost will be $6,200. The informal ton was ordered transmitted to the aldermen. The latter board will meet Monday night,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-08
MONZANI STARTS
 OFFICIAL INQUIRY
Wallingford Man Fatally
 Injured in Auto Crash on WOOdtick Road

Coroner John T. Monzani this morning began an official probe into the death at 1:3O this morn- ing of Peter Gilhuly, 45, of South Colony street, Wallingford, who was killed when his car crashed into tree on Woodtick road. The accident took place just this side of the Waterbury town line, near Lovers Lane.
 Death is believed to have been due to a fracture of the skull, though the formal report of Med- ical Examiner Dr Edward H.. Kirschbaum has not yet been made. Gilhuly was crushed be. tween the wheel and the seat, when the front end of the car was al- most demolished.
 Gilhuly, sai dto be the operator of a tavern in Wallingford, w,ta driving toward this city when his car swerved off the highway on the curve and struck the tree with a terrific impact.
 Motor Patrolmen Overton and Kenny investigated the accident for the local police. The sound of tue crash was heard by Earl Wooster who lives across the road fron where the accident took place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-08
THE AIR WAVES
With RAY FITZPATRlCK

also to be lured into Q plane, but. not until october when he will fly to Hollywood for the "Forty-five Minutes in Holly wood" program which will be presented with actual stars in the movie capital on October A. Frank NovRl, leader of the Dixie Circus band, has written two numbers for the final presentation of the Dixie circus on Columbia September 1O-"March of the Dixie Cir GUS BalIyhoo Men' is dedicat- cd to the bankers of the cir- GUS, and the other Dixie Cir GUS EnrOute" is a tribute to Uncle Bob Sherwood, ringmas- ter of the show Ge0rgie Price, who recently bought a seat on the exchange. is now dividing his time between high finance and broadcasting
 Block and Sully are counting of telegraph poles from Cali- fornia to New York as this goes to print, and will arrive on Tuesday to join the forth coming Big Show" .. Ey- erett Marshall is one of the few singing artists who doesn't use a mike dOuble-his dra. matic experience in opera and musical comedy is the reason Buddy Rogers can and