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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
An old friend passes.

An old friend passes !. The that the Rev. John
D. Wheeler S. j. for many years Project Of Discipline Of
Thursday afternoon came as distinct shock to his host
Of friends in this city, All who knew him came under
his guidance unanimous in expressing their appreciation
Of his sterling qualities as both priest and His
days at Holy Cross dated to 1908 when he went there as
scholastic. Waterbury well known at the Worcester
insttuon then even as now Later he returned In the
war days to set up procedure Of discipline that won him
campuswide opposition that in time turned to love ana
respect His were pleasant duties but It Is not
say that Father Wheeler probably more
eagerly sght by returning alumni than any other member
Of the faculty. The beloved priests whom he eulogzed In
recent years travelled around the country faculty
representative now Joined by another Of blessed
memory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

Mrs. susanne FOX Drufa
will offer another request pro-
gram during her broadcast
Tuesday evening at 7:s0 -. !.
70 be heard on WATR next
Wednesday are Joe Angelo
Il:l5) and Mildred McDer-
mott (1:45) y. Both are vo-
salists.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

Editor Tall Tosoer Topics: am aohat probably
could be termed normal householder get as much
enjovnemt as ann persom IN sitting by the family fire
side Nth the family cat stretched at ny feet purg IN
feline contentent But it is the hours that this same
feline doesn't spend sitting at ny feet that c0uld Ike
to discuss. refer to the cat a0hether it be family,
strav or svid that has made such ravages IN song
birds. OF recent gears zoe haze been getting more
birds and more vareties acihin city limits Many causes
can be found for that The question aOt the birds be
Nth as Nth anGg cats roaming the bGckydrds at
ag;u and killing birds, particularly young ones It's
lime the citg or state authorities took into consideration
the cat as menace to bird fe not addition to
the family hearth AmgGy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
wATR PROGRAMS

A... Today
iaioo--Ariins naudsr. Songs.
p. NJ.
i2:i5-Meiodic Moments.
12:30--Waterbury Democrat News
Bulletins.
12:4S--Meiodic Moments, (cont'd)
100 Broadcast OF Clock co. En-.
piyoes' outing from Lake
Quassapaug; with George
Duffy, Freddie Hall. and Ray
Fitzpatrick.
t:30--News.
1:46 to Broadcast from
CuassapauE. M80f
3.00-llaseball Game from Braves
Field; Boston Braves w,
Philadelphia Nationals; re.
ported BY Fred Hoey.
b:i5--Movie Melodies.
b:30-Ruth Busch.
b;4b--Adventures Of Flash Cor.
don.
e.oo--Yankee Network News
Service.
6:i5--Hits and Bits.
8:30--Rhythm Roundup with
sully Kendie. ME
6:4b--James Skinner, Songs.
7:00-Yankee Minute Men.
7:1b--f3asoba Scores.
7.iB--Naugatuek on the Air,
7:30 Lawrence arivee.
7:4b--Men About Town.
Observation-Disclosures.
s:l5--Mao Howard, Songs.
s:a0-sikn or.
sf0m0Rr0sg
A. M. .@s
e;S0--victor zembruski's Orch.
Polish Variety Program.
i0:i5--watch Tower.
io:So--servlces Broadcast from
st. Johns Episcopal church
conducted BY the Rev. DIR.
John N. Lewis.
i2:00--The Sizzlers.
p. M.
12;lb--Organ Tones with James
Colgan at the console and
William o'Brien, Tenor.
12:S0--kalua Hawaiians.
is:45--ltalian Melodies.
00-Catholic Truth Period:
Rev. M. J. Ahearn. s. j.
1900 Edith Sacco, Blue Singer.
2:15--Moods Musical.
2:3U--Mary stevens, Concert
Pianist.
2:45--Yankee Network News
Service.
3;00--Brone Rasims-s Songs and
Violin.
3:15-The Way Of the Cross
PPlainville Baptist church
Rev. John l.. Brown.
3:45-- Broadcast of City Amateur
League Baseball Game di-
rect from Hamilton Park;
Sacred Hearts vs.. Washing
ton Hills.
5:45--Keepsakes.
e:00--Yanke Network News
Service.
e:15--voice Of the Cornet-with
Walter Smith.
s:30--WATR Artist Bureau Pre-
sents.
7:00--Atty. Chase Kimball.
7:175-Cyrus Brewster, Songs.
s:00--Dance Music from Lake.
wood Park--Frank Ro-
mano and his Royal AM
bassadors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

weekend notes. Credit
WATR with another point IN is
community-service plan for the
broadcast from Lake Qu0B6apaug
this afternoon OF the outing and
field day Of the Clock Co. I'm
ployes' Protective Association.
Amateur Night on WATR
scored another big success this
week, with the phone calls ntill
rolling IN BY the hundreds.
A new WATR variety show may
take the air very shortly. DE.
tails are incomplete as vet. III.
Keep your eye ON WATfs'p Jimmy
Parker. Jihnmy'B got d lot Of
what Il takes. He's making
good already as an announcer and
should 80 places.
Thirteen year old Betty wy.
long OF NaugAtuGIk win guestar
on Vic zembrusli's Sunday
program which begins az o,aO
q. m. tomorrow. VI. Betty, we
hear from the Rubber Town, m
II nm accomplished tap dancer.
Az q speciality She WIN sing
also, doing q fMvOfite Irish
number. VI. Just 70 show her
versatility, Betty win tap 70
the music OF both q Polish
polka and an Irish hornnipe.s
Ed Fitzpatrick Of Polrs has se-
cured the Carnera.Louis fight pic-
lures for an engagement at HIS
thcater ana the showing OF the
films gets underway this afternoon.
Since the fight wasn't on the
afr, sport fans who get their news
by radio Will undoubtedly flock to
Poli's to view the films.
Between dots. WATR
has promising new entertain.
or In JOc C0nn0rs, who starts
o commercial series Monday.
... Our liking for Denny
Dugan has even grown In these
past weeks. i. Denny puts on
q grand nir show. One OF
the weeks hiRhiights was the
appearance OF Mrs. Alice Brad.
ley, director OF the local
branch of the state motor We.
hlcle department, ON Betty
Minors program. (. Mrs.
Bradley gave d splenditily con.
else summary Of how the new
auto laws Affect the motorlst.
-. let's hope Betty Minor let's
~ hear Mrs. Bradley often
again.
Summer serenade," q new var.
iety series featuring TED Fiorito,
popular composer.con with
his orchestra and an array Of as
sisting talent, will begin over the
ABC.Columbia network on sun.
day, July, from 7:30 to $500,
EDsT. Fiorlto and his lively enter
tanners will perform weekly there
after at the same time.
Summer Serenade" will origin.
ate from the Edgewater Beach
Hotel In Chicago where Tlorito Ia
filling summer engagement at the
hotels Beach Walk. Featured with
him In his new series will DO his
famous song trio, the Debutantes,
feminine threeBome, starred with
Tiorito's orchestra for several sea.
sons; the Tiorettes, comprising
May and Dec 0ohike, sister hars
nony team from Houston, Texas;
Marcellino, long a Fiorlto favorite;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

Whered they go? . Are they just covered up by the
een foliage or have they gone from the everywhere into
tie nowhere? The tent caterpillars, of course A
month six weeks everyones backyard was teemng
ozen under your feet Foliage of certain types was be-
e consumed at an enormous rate To-day you don't
caterpillar and many Of the trees they stripped OF
station are slowly recovering and throwing out fresh
&es Others are hopelessly ruined for this season,
III entirely killed. What happens to an adult cater
"a . We presume 1t becomes a moth, but wonder IT
nce It turns into any other kind OF flying creature as
have been millions Of entirely new and foreign
<F IN our midst OF recent weeks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

Betty Minor has another Of
her 1--WE Women" programs
set for Tuesday at ISIS ..
Vita Vail has a busy daily
schedule, both on and or the
air The Red Sox are at
home In Boston and Fred
Hoey win have a chance TO
broadcast the doings Of the
Cpninmen ivory Nina
lures" has Dorothy Jones at
tho plano.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
New York Stations
w,Ar-sso = woa--s,o : wss-sso " wAso-sss

wABC--Los Angeles SYM
phony Orch, Henry
svedrofsky, Conductor.
7:i5--wEAF--v Variety Musicale. u
WOR-Studio Music.
WJz-Nationai Parks Pro-
gram.
7;s0---woR--Dance Orch.
Observation-Disclosures
Fisher: George Selkirk.
outhelder New York
Yankees.
WJz-Graco Hayes, Songs.
The Hit Parade
Lennie Hayton Orch.
woR-To be announced.
wJz--spltalny Orch; Car
men Roselle. soprano.
Minstrel Show.
s;t5-WoR--Dion Kennedy,
organ.
s.30--WoR-New York Phllhar-
monfc symphony Orch.
Jose Iturbi, Conductor;
az Lewisohn Stadium.
WJZ-0oidma Band Con-
tNEte Hlt AfWWAh Ek0ttN
Goldman, Conductor; It
Prospect Park.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Orch:
Helen Ward, Songs; Ray
Hendricks, Baritone:
Jimmy, June and Jack,
Songs; joe Twerp, Com
edian.
WABC--concert Orch.
e;30--WEAr'--Ai Jolson, Songs:
Young Orch: Scene from
Accent on Youth, with
Otto Kruger and Martha
sleeper.
wJz--Nationai Barn
Dance.
wABC--california Mel
odies. W
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Concert.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Musicale.
WOR--Dance Orch.
WJZ-Carefree Carnival.
WABC--Bernie Orch.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Orch
WoR--News.
WJz--Jewish Program,
WARC---Lymnn Orch.
if:i5--woR--Dance Music.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Music.
WJZ-Dance Music.
WABC-Dance Music.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

Pickups /. Bill Guafoile, Andy McFcdden, George
storm, Ed O'Donnet, Jim Lusclor, Andy Monaghan at
tended the Holy Cross undergraduate dance last night
at the Watertovn Golf Club Stoddard KELSEY Of
Jones and Morgan looks very cool beneath sacppv
Panama chapeau Phil Hennessv IN his first try at
this canse of golf Just edged under the 100 mark for
eichteen Since that time he has given up chances for
similar score about the 1Sthe hole The Wilow Tennis
courts under the Supervision Of Paul Bernier are noo
considered about the best conditioned layous IN the city,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

Carl Hoff. the bandsman aFrhng-
er encourages his musicians 20
write music In the belief that these
nstrumentalists, ever aware % the
changing trends In musical enaeav-
or, are fully equipped along these
lines. The first Of the Hon musk
eres 10 complete successful tune
was Dewey Bergman, who otneF~
wise performs wondrVus tnin&z
with 4 piano. The selection. titled
''What's The Use" was promptly
accepted b. shapiro. Befnsiezn, the
music publishers. Cor Immediate
publication.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

It's small world. Commissioner James A. Phelan
home from Watch HILL R. L. where he attended the district
convention Of the Lions Clubs of New England this week.
brought greetings to several local residents from
elessmate Of theirs while at Holy Cross College /.
The arrived from mike Walsh at present an
instructor in Rogers High School in Newport Mr. Walsh
was Holy Cross grad in the class Of 1922 and personally
acquainted with Charles Mccarthy and Gerard McEvoy OF
the Crosby High staff Jack Shea the Goodrich man. Men
Monav of the Dem staff and others now removed from
this ctv !. Among the latter "Bill Case of New
York Attorney George Hennessy Of the same city, Rev.
Thomas Layslor of New Britain, and John F. Payne OF
Detroit with whom Mr. Walsh roomed during their last two
wears At college Mr. Walsh has visited in Waterbury
occasions when he was coach Of the basketball team
At Rogers High and Crosby and Wildly meeting the
Rheas 4sland aggregation annually
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

be broadcast OF the track and field
events and the baseball and soft
ball games.
The program from Lake Quassa-
paug 10 another part Of the WATR
public service program. II Will be
q highly unusual program from
almost every angle. M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

rMolasses m January" the
sshow Boat" duo Of comics. are
brSadcasting In bleckface = but
without applying q single pc OF
make-up. Afamed sculptor &C.
signed tw life-like masks Epr
the b9S that they wear during the
enhe broadcast, and which are 80
ccntrived that only >
few members of the studio au-
iience can actually see that they
are wearing facial coverings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

and Candy" Johnny Candida, tho
singing comic with the amazing
two. pitched voice.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-10-02
ROBERTS MAN HURT
IN CRUSHER MISHAP

Injuries which may cause the
loss of his right arm were suffered
by Ray .Olds of Roberts, employe
of the Woodward Construction
company, contractors of the Rock
ale-Roberts road graveling, when
he was accidently caught in a
drive belt on gravel crusher near
Mont Aqua late last Wednesday,,
it was reported here.
Olds is in a Billings hospital
where late reports stated efforts
were being made to save the arm
which was badly mangled by the
machinery. Olds, it was said, was
oiling the machine at the time
when in some manner, his arm was
caught between the drive belt and
pulley on the crusher. Part of
the pulley had to be cut away with
an acetylene torch before he could
he released, according to the re-
ports here.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-10-02
FIRST SHIPMENT OF
STOCK LEAVES HERE

The first stock shipment of the
season in this area was made up
here last Wednesday afternoon for
consignment to the Chicago mar
ket and comprised II carloads or
about 500 head.
Shippers and their consignments
were: John Shaw, five cars; Bran
ger and Sons, James Cox, Mckay
ranch, Robinson brothers, James
Burnett, each two cars, and J. G.
Russell and Tom Stewart, each
one car.
Those making the trip to Chi
cago with the stock included
James M. Burnett, senior and jun
ior; William Mckay, Earl Christ
Jansen, George Wright, Dave
Branger, Clark Stewart, Herman
Holmes, Lewis Thiel, Andrew Rob-
inson, John Shaw and John Rus
sell.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-10-02
Sheriff McFate Released From
Hospital; Returns Home Here

Sheriff J. r. McFate, well-known
Carbon county official who was
the victim of an unwarranted as
sault allegedly by a Saltwater
county landowner in which he re-
ceived severe injuries to the right
eye, returned to his home here
Monday evening from a Billings
hospital where he had been con-
fined for treatment since the as
sault took place a week ago Sum
day.
It is not yet determined wheth-
er or not the Carbon sheriff will
lose the sight of the eye through
the injury. DIR. Roy v. Morledge,
his attending physician at Bill
ings, stated that it would require
two weeks yet before this is
known, as the injured organ is
still badly swollen.
The sheriff was a member of a
hunting party of five from this
city that went to the Fiddler creek
country in Saltwater county Sun
day, September 20, for a day in
the field. While resting, Sheriff
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-10-02
LET CONTRACTS ON
BLACK HILLS ROAD
South Dakota Body Lets
Small Strip Of New
Tourist Lane

Contract for the construction OF
the South Dakota section of the
Broadus-Hardin highway, which
is to provide a direct route from
the Black Hills to Red Lodge and
the new scenic park approach
highway, was let Tuesday by the
South Dakota highway commits
sion.
Construction entails work on
1901 miles of the route in South
Dakota. Work is to start immedi-
ately.
The state highway commission,
meeting in Billings recently, al
1otted $250,0OO for the construc-
tion of part of the proposed route
in this state, the allotment pro-
viding for work from Broadus
west to the Custer national forest
line.
Red Lodge has joined with other
cities of southeastern Montana in
urging and promoting building of
the Broadus- Hardin road, which,
when completed, is expected to
draw much of the tourist flow into
the Black Hills further west into
Montana. A delegation of road
boosters from Broadus and South
Dakota pointed out at a meeting
late this summer that the pro-
posed highway would direct Black
Hills travel to the new Red Lodge
galway to Yellowstone park.
The highway, leading from the
Black Hills through the Crow and
Northern Cheyenne Indian reser-
vations, will shorten the distance
from the South Dakota tourist
center to Hardin by at least 1913
miles, it has been estimated. Con-
struction of the route is favored
by both the Indian service and the
forestry service.
A road survey party, compris-
ing. six engineers, has already
started work on the Broadus- Gust
er forest boundary stretch.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-10-02
Red Lodge Firm Gets Contract
on New State Liquor Warehouse

The warehouse will be a three
story structure to be- usedaasSiass
distributing center for all liquor.
handled in state liquor stores. 1T
is to be erected from funds of the
state liquor system and construc-
tion is expected to start immedi-
ately. -
The contract Tuesday was the
third large building contract to be.
awarded the Red Lodge Plumbing
and Heating company, which Isl
headed by Henry Albert. The firm
early this spring completed inf
stallation of plumbing and heat
ing equipment in the new Powell,
Wyo., high school, and Is now full.
filling a contract for similar work.
in a new state building being
erected at Great Falls. . IL.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-10-02
BUILDERS FINISH
OILING OF UNITS
ON new HIGHWAY
Park Route Now Has Oiled
Surface Over 81 Miles
Of It's Length

With surfacing and oiling con-
tracts completed on plateau units
Of the new scenic Red Lodge
Cooke City highway to Yellow
stone park, S. J. Groves and Sons
company Of Minneapolis and Red
Lodge, contractors on the. units,
dismantled road building machin-
Kery this week and brought out
most of thier equipment to Red
Lodge for shipment.
The past summers activities of
Groves company crews have in
cluded the application of a pal
liative, dust-coal oil treatment to
surfaces of unit B, extending ap-
proximately rs miles from Twin
Lakes to the Nordquist ranch, and
a small stretch of over five miles
on unit D.
Earlier in the year, Groves
crews completed the preliminary
oiling of the 59-A forest section
and last year finished oiling and
surfacing contracts on units A. and
G.
With completion of the Groves
contracts, the sensational new fed
eral approach highway to Yellow
stone offers 81 miles of oiled surf
ace to motor travel, distance ex-
tending from Red Lodge to within
about II miles of the northeast
boundary line of the park beyond
Cooke City.
The oiling work thus far has
included only a top penetrative
treatment. Federal funds are yet to
be allotted for a permanent oiled
surface.
Final activities of the Groves
company on it's unit B and D con-
tracts included the placing of six
stock piles of oiled road mix along
the sections.
Crews of J. L. Mclaughlin COM
pany, Great Falls contractors, are
making rapid progress
with surfacing and graveling work
on the remaining II and one-haIf
miles of unit D, the final section of
the scenic park route on which
work is still under
way.
Latest reports stated that the
Mclaughlin crews were laying
gravel on the stretch at the rate of
90 tons and hour. The Great Falls
contractors, also holders of the
preliminary oiling contract on the
D section, are to rush the work as
long as weather conditions per-
nit this year, with expectations
that their contract will be brought
to near-completion before winter
sets in.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-10-02
COMMERCIAL CLUB
COMMENCES DRIVE
Campaign Begun To Secure
Members For New City
Organization

A membership drive for the
newly-formulated Red Lodge
Commercial club was launched
here Tuesday following a meeting
Monday night of the membership
committee of the new organization,
members of which met to perfect
campaign plans.
Mondays meeting, held in the
Elks' clubrooms, resulted in the
division of the city into four dis
tricts and the appointment of sub
committees in each to conduct the
drive for new members.
The campaign is in charge Of a
membership committee named a
week ago Tuesday night by civic
LEADERS composing the main back
ers of the movement to establish
the new commercial organization.
The membership group consists Of
w. J. Beans, chairman; M. B. Pay
and Edgar w. Allen.
Committee members announced
their selections of districts and
the personnel of subcommittee
as follows:
Zone 1, extending north from
Ninth street-Harry Obert, X. w.
Skeen and G. L. Finley
Zone 2, extending between Ninth
and Eleventh streets-Claude A.
Johnson and w. W. Flashman.
Zone 3, extending between Elev-
enth and Thirteenth streets-John
Simpson and J J. Mccartney.
Zone 4, extending south from
Thirteenth STRAIGHTFORWARD Nord-
strom, Dominick Rossetto and
Mike Dimich.
Membership committeeman and
their subcommittee are to meet
again Thursday evening to hear
preliminary reports on the results
of the campaigning.
Dues for members in the new
organization have been set at a
minimum of 81 month and men,
bership is open to every interested
citizen of Red Lodge and vicinity.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-10-02
MAINTENANCE WORK
ON WEST FORK ROAD
FINISHED BY CREWS

Maintenance work, on the road
leading up the West Fork canyon
of Rock creek and carried out
under the direction Of the forestry
department was completed during
the week, Warren Akers, ranger
in charge of the Beartooth divis-
ion, reported Monday.
The work, performed by relief
labor recruited locally, has includ-
ed the installation of culverts and
bridges, the ranger said.
Tn relief workers, Ranger Ak
ers said, are now engaged in main
tenance activities on the, Main
Fork forestry road near Tiny Can
camp, and sometime the latter
part of this. week will commepce
fence work, also along the Main
Fork of Rock creek. Primary puk-
pose of the fencing activities will
be to control stock grazing and to
conserve feed for wild game of
the area.
In the East Rosebud region, 40
men, recently transferred from the
Ashland and Sioux divisions of
forestry region No. 1 for work in
the Beartooth division, are en-
gagged in road4building activities
on the East Rosebud lake stretch.
The work, it was said, is being
done entirely by hand labor, due
to the rocky terrain of the coun-
try.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-10-02

McFate was accosted by two men
and accused of trespassing on
property. He paid one of the
strangers, Chris Thompson, ten
ant on the place, $5 for hunting
privileges and while still in a re-
clining position, was struck from
behind with a sharp-edged weap-
on, the blow falling just over the
right eye.
Sam Grinstad of Fishtail, owner
of the land, was later taken into
custody on first degree assault
charges as the outgrowth of the
attack on the sheriff. Grinstad is
at liberty under $1,5OO bond furn-
ished a justice of the peace at Col
undbus. His case is pending out
come of Sheriff McFate's injuries.
It was said here that it is likely
that Grinstad's case will be tried
direct in Saltwater district court
and it was also stated that, should
it develop that McFate losses the
sight Of the eye, the assault count
will be changed to one of mayhem.