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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17

WERE INJURED
Returning From Artists
Gay Ball When Their
Auto Was Wrecked

Beverly. Mass. August II -
UP) ~ Three youths returning
from the gay Roekport artists ball
were injured. one critically. when
their automobile swerved from the
road and struck a tree at Beverly
Cove early today. The alleged
driver OF the car. Lee Diamond. 10.
OF Clifton. was found dazsd. wan
deripg az Prlde's crossing, two miles
from the scene. nearly three hours
later, he was taken 10 \ hospital
suffeTiDg from u slight brain con-
cussloB and head decorations. Thee
d0rs Goodman. 10. Of Newton SUI
fered skull fracture ard brain
conclusion, sis name was placed
on the danger Iist. The other pas
sengeT, Edgar HIfscbbefs, ~, OF
Clifton. wss only slightly hurt
Police at first feared Diamond
had drowned himself witnesses
said he elsmbered from behind the
wheel, stared ~ the uneonseievs
forms 81 biz companions, cried
bVsie,tealIy that he was going 90
dl6, toO" and disappeared, His
sllk topper ana camel hair coat
weFe found on the fbeFs Of 80 ars
tiflejsl lake 90 u private estate
hare, Police drained the pond, but
f0nDa 80 trace ~ y BODY, several
hours lefSt, \ glasssftsy fetlB1 Dle'
mona esEsG w l'tgds'S ef9sNtDt W
Wah DAD only 10 shorts, apparently
Ne Gosl gDls ~ ibs artists baH
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17
SISTER OF DEAD
PRINCE ALEXIS
SERIOUSLY i'll
Princess ROussadana Is
Found at His Grave in
Critical Condition
BY CONRAD MALUENDA
(Copyright 1885 BY United Press


Barcelona, Spain. Aug. i7-(UP)
- Princess Roussadana Mdtvani
sert. internationally known sculptor
IL In grave condition at her seaside
estate as the result OF an all night
vigil In a cemetery with the body
OF her brother. Alexis Mdfvani II
was learned today.
The princesss nerves are shat
tered. and Professor +. Lavinski.
famous Italian specialist summoned
from Rome. has taken charge OF
her.
Princess Roussadaaa Is The wife
Of Jose Maria sert. mural painter.
Tragedy Recalled
on the night OF Aug. Alexis,
former husband of Countess Bar
bara (Hutton) Mdivani Haugwitz-
Won Reyentiow, left gay party ~
the 6eFt estate at Pnlamoc 20 take
Baroness Maud Thyssen Of Berlin
70 catcla = PerlE< hpupd fralns = q
His Rolls Royce ear crashed intt
q mountain road obstruction at 81
miles an hour. He was killed IN
staBtiy, Baroness Tbyssen was crit.
leaIiy injured.
~ soon ~ Mdiyani was Identified
a passing motorlat went 10 the sefi
estate % notify Princess Hopssn'
(contiDued on Page 80
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EDITSPAPER
FROM HIS CELL

Psnans, AVS, tfluP)--kelsoB
fiouBseyali, publisher " the Pam
ana American, edited his newsDss
DlsT IRON 4 cell IN Balboa teli 90
GAY a. be awaited iTisi on criminal
libel charges brought by MAI Gen,
Harold u, Hlsks, commanding tbs
l,sDama canal army department
aAa lot James " HEIDI con-
DlaB9sDi ~ tert Clayton
gS0vnhessh wiibe eg bis bail ot
e,bee yesterday iie SsF offered
ibf ehsBg6 ~ providing personal
suISit ~ ~ Canal Zone residents
f0v bls ebpsagsBef, Ne declined,
90 iheeFeuba that they were Sow
ernnBelH employees Ana thaf fllflf
lleitileDs might w gsepaFaiEes,
Aiiemplse suicides ane suicides
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lDsshilaall0n ~ ana faRuh " which
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17

Hollywood. AuG l5,--lpPl--
ThS 0im capitol vlll never know
another wa iieesTs. when 4
pIynalnH alfpiADs sDuhso eut his
ne IN Alaska the e0wbor comedian
uas rated ~ the Nest popular
player o. the screen, lle shared
lhs h09ef 6nly With liiile Shirley
Temple, Ib9f few IN llellvweea
MEASURED VIVA popularity by she
traditional mevls scale Of box once
sFaHlne pesfr KFenl prep boy
n producer they Ievea Rogers ~
a asag aBl . friend. The kindly
hMmeFlaf WAS etegtbeay's friend,
aal Ne purse aDa Hand were pro-
verbally NJ lb6 disposal ~ me uDs
feuaeaes, VII fiosffs Nss feailiy
~ Gbe eliy ~ make believe, Amid
ihln Dfefensfs " me movies Ne
seBglHess - \ lfpieai American
Mae AeteH1 taiat,
werh vert ~ q laasaFa pace IN
ffss studies felats There WAS no
hasef ~ siaeeeFhft ~ paHfemlme,
elafs eaifae, teehnieiagf, stage
hsNGs. N09ksman. NasbeFea ~ small
kaets ~ recall fhoasaD9 stories
ssA anecdotes ~ Rogers and NE
glfe hHfs. informally eas the
kegmes0 81 fbat life. Risen ~ kfeai
hflohfs ftoaefs felHalHe9 through
eWi the Ohlah0ma eewil0g, simple,
aifees, kfn1lg. II vas frequently
sid ~ him mna ~ him that he
neseg met . person ~ afsiikee.
The b8meffsf was no Fespeei0r Of
vefsesas End " fn1eed Ne was even
amafe Of them. I've saInaN aaa
efn1afleas o. fIolsSwoo1'e hlers
Aefhg meant nofhinm ~ MIN.
u II fnI1 eie4fulIv oa : tez4n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17
YEARS OF HARD
WORK REWARDED

Washington. Aug. 17-(UP) -
After ~ nerve-wracking years
handling government figures that
could, and sometimes did. boom or
break the commodity markets, Will
liam +. Callander has been pro-
NOTED 10 a post as assistant admin
istrator OF the AAA.
For those IL years Calander has
been chairman of the department
OF agriculture's crop reporting
board. On him rested responsibility
for accuracy OF crop production es-
Inmates.
Hours before each periodic re.
port, callander and his stan locked
themselves In q suite OF rooms and
went 10 work on a mass OF data. on
major reports they often went 70
work the evening before and re-
maIncd through the night and most
OF the next day.
Doors were locked, window
shades drawn and telephones dis
connected. Those precautions have
been taken since, some years aso, q
clerk passed advance information
20 eonfederates outside by mani
pulatlng a shade. a tip on the re-
port might be worth millions t.
spectators,
Only last week q New York bus
inesnman accidentally stfolled int
the crop boards section at piib u
NJ, A new guard let him In, but no,
out, The businessman fretted anc
fumed, but he didn't set out Until
after the grain production repor'
WAS released at : y, M,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17
GIBSON GARDNER
dies SUDDENLY

Washington, AUG, i7--tuP) -
ellison Gardner. SO, one'time per-
sonal aid 10 u. w. scripps and nas
ilonall known newspaperman died
az Emergency hospital last night
after a heart attack,
Gardner had been suffering fFons
heart ailment for several months.
lie held many responsible posts
In the soripps. Howard newspaper
organization and edited the persons
al papers OF seflpps, founder Of the
chain,
A. various times he served ~
correspondent with the chiaaRa
Daily News, the Chicago Mail ana
Chicago Journal,
lie was a close friend OF PreeIs
dent Theodore Roosevelt and OBJ
talnsd the FIRST political Interview
granted by the president % his
emeFgenHe from Africa on hes hunts
Ing trip In 1910,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17
CONFERENCE ON
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JUSTICE DEPT.
AGENT KILLED

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17
LOCAL SOLDIER
BOYS TO LEAVE
EARLY SUNDAY
300 Strong They Will Get
Away for Encampment
in New York

Under the leadership 81 ihelF
company commanders. 400 meme
hers of the Waterbury National
Guard viii march out Of the state
sFmofy early tomorrow morning,
down Piel1 and Meadow streets 20
the railroad station where they
wlil eBifalD for Pine Camp, Wa
iertOwn, New York - take paFi
jB tbs most Impressive peace tine
1sWoDAfafloD ~ armed strength 10
the history 81 the tDitFd states
Reported Ts1sg
The meB reported ~ fhe state
0TblOTg ~ 1850 e'eioek this NOR
Djng, aBd Siu FeWslD there Under
ibs sisgct military regulations
which obsajD IN times ~ NsF, W.
~ shortly before I've o'clock 90
DloTT0s WeTDIDg when they leave
f0T tbs railroad stsiien, The tfelp
wjII Leave tils T0rFtngi0p fsiifose
slatlon ~ Z geloek, carrying fbt
fblra hsftsii0n headquarters ens
gompaDY 4, ggla stopping here f0r
lils local upiff ~ 2}sD O'clock, u
RlIl 1epgH ffoig the station bsfs
~ fibg, stopping "A ADsonla ~
plek w several ether companies
leoDiinufd ~ FaRs 80
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17
LABOR WILLTRY
TOFORM UNIONS
IN WATERBURY


Reused to enthusiasm by its
success m waging u victorious
strike at the Watertown Under
garment Co., In which more than
$50 new union members held SOL
Idly together for more than seven
weeks. organized labor will make
this city the scene OF vigorous
drive 10 form new unions and to
enlarge and strengthen existing
ones, The Democrat has learned.
Plans are underway to bring sew
erai OF the American Federation
OF LabOr's crack organizers here
10 direct activities. and II II con-
hdently predicted that the next
few months will find many hun
dreds OF local workers entering the
union folds.
One objective OF the drive OF or.
ganized labor VIII be the unioniza-
ton OF a. many ~ possible skilled
and unskIlled iaboreFs In local ma
Jor concerns.
$50 Already Enrolled
About $50 factory workers have
already been enrolled. IN the IN.
skilled class and u IN not planned
% have the group affiliate with
the Brass Workers AationaI Union
CONTINUED on Page 80
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17
METHODISTS TO
VOTE ON UNION

1SsaAston, 49,, Asf, t5=~iGp)~.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17
PROMOTERS OF
PIN MACHINES
TO FIGHT CASE
They Will Seek Injunction
to Prevent Interference
of Police Department

An injunction to restrain the po-
lice department here from forcing
the removal of pin game machines
from locations in this city will be
sought by several local men who
own and distribute the devices, it
was reported today. The injunc-
ton will be sought as the result of
a ruling by Judge Edward Mas
colo of city court yesterday that
the games were illegal when free
plays" or prizes were given for
winning scores. The injunction
would prevent police from inter-
fering with operation of the games
until an appeal from Judge Mas
colo's ruling is heard in the court
of common pleas. There are more
than 800 bagatelle machines in
play in Waterbury, most of them
licensed by the police department
under city ordinance covering
vending machines.
Owners Are Waiting
owners of pin game machines
were waiting for police action to-
day before removing the devices
from their locations in grocery
Continued on Page %
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17

He was making non stop
flight to Fairbanks, 500 miles across
the swampy Tundras and over
treacherous mountain ranges, and
should arrive at Fairbanks about
Z a. m. q p. m. E.D.T.)
Thursday Crosson warned Post,
two-time globe girdler, of the dam
gers of flying into the Arctic. but
the one-eyed ace only laughed.
Early that evening Posts new red
and silver monoplane crashed on
a river bank, Is miles from Point
Barrow. He and Rogers, cowboy
humorist and actor. were killed
instantly.
First Details of Tragedy
1t was Staff Sergeant Stanley h.
Morgan. in charge of the arrny'E
radio station at Point Barrow, who
heard from the faltering lips Of =
native runner the first report of q
tragedy which was to echo
throughout PARKWAY civilization.
Stationed in a desolate post, isc-
Continued nm Para
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17
DEMOCRATSPICK
DELEGATES FOR
CONVENTIONS
All Wards Prepared for
Primaries-NO Contests
Are Expected

- As;sysF - i EssasfA skg ~
Mayors Francis p. Guilfoiie and
william v. Thoms Will head the
delegates 10 the democratic city
convention at which the nOmlDa-
ton for mayor. controller. city
clerk. city sheriff and tax collector
are 10 be made In preparation for
The coming municipal election.
Tickets OF delegates 10 the city,
town and school conventions were
fiied with the democratic town
committee last night az q meeting
In party headquarters. As there
wgs only one group Of ware tickets
introduced no contest VIII take
place. Mondays primaries, there,
fore, viii be formal
Leaders ~ the party represent
ms every walk Of lie In the city
make np the list Of delegates, The
town committee meet for only u
fsw minutes 20 formally receive the
iIsi u names, in al ~ dslsgniss
VII attend city convention, Twenty,
Dips VII also attend the school
convention and q similar numb -
attend the town convention, The
aslssRtss are allotted as follows
first ward, d second ward, bi
third ward, 81 fourth ward, y;
IRA ward, T. The dslegstfs DoD'
iDaied issl night ere ~ follows
tAivtl NaEd Delegates
Flrsi ward, eify convention,
Thomas -, smith, Aldermen
Charles seivlie, Mlebasl 4, iseTgtD,
feoBtiDpea 90 Page 80
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17
MUSSOLINI HAS
KEPT POWERS in
NERVOUS MOOD
His Answer to Britain
and France May Settle
Peace or War Claims
BY RICHARD ID. MCMILLAN
Copyright, 1885, by United Press

by nlOnAEAO -. MC-WAAA1sA~N
Copyright, 1885, by United Press)
Paris, Aug. 17-(UP)-French,
British and Italian delegates ex-
pected today a statement of mini
mum claims on Ethiopia by Benito
Mussolini which will give a posi-
tive basis for negotiations and may
fortell whether war between Italy
and Ethiopia is inevitable.
Pending receipt of Mussolinis
statement the three power confer
ence was at a stand still and dele
gates were nervous. 1t was decided
to name no time for a meeting un-
til Mussolini was heard from.
Baron Pompeo Aloisi, chief Ital-
ian delegate, talked at length tc
Mussolini last night on the tele'
phone. He outlined the situation
as it appeared after the opening
hstatement OF British limits of con
,ceasion akd fhfs own stafeineft o
Itaiy's demands.
In the name OF Premier Pierre
(Continued on Page 81
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17

Peale Island, Wake Islands. Aug. IL
(UP)-Fflgste birds and tern. eIreled around q
lagoon 0A Pesle Island today screaming defiance
~ DE PansAmsrJesD Arrays giant clipper
plane-ths hfsi plane ever 70 visit The lslands.
fhase coral at0lls for centuries, have not rested
siDes ihe four motors N tbs Clipper drove them
Into frightened flight ~ 1879 D. ~ (tsze D, N.
psf ffddag) ~ he plane e6npleted 4 Night
from tbe Midway lslands. The Clipper made
DE 100 mils flight 10 eight hours aDd eight
minutes,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17
- -
PATROLMAis WAS
TRUE TO DUTIES

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17

O4A kSAf S@e@~D
hotel room OF Bernard @. Robin
son when Senate Sergeant.at-Arms
chesley Jurney called in search OF
Howard Hopson, Associated Gas q
Electric Co. head.
Hopson ON Monday
Iopson, meanwhile, was re-
called to continue testimony Mon
day before the house committee
concerning A. q. Els expensive eff
forts 10 defeat the Wheeler Ray
burn bill containing the death
sentence" for unnecessary utility
hiodipg companies.
Chairman Hugo l.. Black, demo-
crat. Alabama, said the commit
tee would question Hopson con.
cernIng Roblnson's activities In
washington. The elusive utilities
magnatc. who cvaded senate and
house subpoenas for two weeks.
(Confinued on Page ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17
NOMINATION CONFIRMED

Washington, AUG, i7,-fuPl,~ -
The senate late yesterday confirms
"a che nomination Of A, blnnoIn
FlIena, Massachusetts, eiaFeuae
Poe, North Carolina, and Henry
obi, Wisconsin, - members ~
the federal board for vocational
education,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17
LEpT 10 DAUGHTERS

New York, Aus. i7,--fCP),-
The Estate 81 the late Katie G..
Rogers, 2T04 ". Trement avenue
(arOgxb, WIS left 20 her daugb'
isT ana two Grand children In
Boston, glll Med In surrogate
court revealed. BeBenciarlss are
MFs. Mildred Rogers BoyisD ard
her children, Rogers and Dean
gBOyIan THE estate IN valued "ai
more lbaB $4,000"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17
BODIES OF WILL
ROGERS, WILEY
POST ENROUTE
Pilot Friend OF Tragic Dead
Is Flying Them to
Seattle ~
BY FRANK y. DAUGHERTY
fCopyrighf. 1885. by United Press

ny FhANh De OAQGn &t044
Copyright, 1885, by United Press)
Point Barrow. Alaska. August ~
-CUP)-The bodies OF win Roe-
ers. salty humorist. and Wiley Post,
one of the worlds greatest flyers
were placed revently aboard an
airplane today for their return
fight to civilization. Wrapped in
blankets and canvas and dashed to
Pacific Alaska plane the bodies
left at a. m. &c. s. To-
Throughout the world saddened
minds turned to this remote OUT
post goo miles inside the Arctic
Circle. where Post and Rogers
died Thursday evening in the
wreekage of Posts new airpiane.
World-famous. Post for his spec
tacular aerial exploits, Rogers for
his ready, homespun wit, their uI-
timely deaths caused thousands 10
feel an acute sense OF loss.
Joe Crosson Is Pilot
Joe crosson, famous Arctic
flyer. will take their bodies %
Juneau today. There they will Be
placed aboard passenger plane
(Continued on Page 90
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17
United Press Writer
Helps Ren1oDe Bodies
Frank ]. Daugherty Relates Some pf the Close In
cidents Of Tragedy - Glasses Of Rogers I'M
brOken-Fiis Dollar Watch sin RlInning

Exllfar's Notes So Era1fk 4
, ~, 80 Ill I
Alaska, was the only newspa-
pernlan accompanying the first
expedition 10 the scene of the
Post Rogers plane tragedy. He
helped remove the bodies from
the wrcckaee and transport
them 90 Point Barrow. TIlus.
Dnugilerty yesterday Was able
90 send 90 the United Press the
first account OF the tragedy 90
be carried out OF Alaska b. amy
press association His personal
account follows;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17
Figures Close To
President Will
Appear At Lobby
His Secretary and Some Others to Explain About Ses
sion With Power Co. Head-Hopson Recalled
to Testify on Monday

Washington August II - (UP) - Administration
figures were brought back into the lobby investigation to-
day with announcement of plans to call Marvin Mcintyre
to President Roosevelt before the senate committee
Senator Ernest Gibson, republican Vermont IT. said s ne
Robrs J assistant secretary of the treasury and Anon
exas nnhisher to explain their presence in the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17
ny FRANK .. DAUCHERTY
lC0nErsgili. 1885, bK United Pressl

Point Barrow, Alaska, Aug. II.
-iDP)-Wiii Rogers dollar watch
WAS ftill running when the firsi
rescue party reached the SUBJ
merged plane IN which the famed
comedian and Wiley Post had met
their deaths Is lies south Of this
Arctic village.
Will's glasses, 20 familiar 20 AL
wbo had seen him on the stage
and teresD or IN newspaper photo
graphs, also were uHbf0ksp,
Tho watch said II Mas $3.50 4
90, lAisska tinlsp, We had REACH
90 The scene ~ the crash Within q
few hours after y fatiggsd Eskjme
runner had brougbt the pfws 81
ihe tragedy 20 star Sergeant stan
ie' NOrgaD 81 the y, y, army sjg'
ilai corps,
We 0bisinsd sbajsb0st sDc
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17
Pilot Joe Cross0n Has
To Cross Treacherous
Ranges OF Mountains
Making Nonstop Flight With the Bodies of His Two
Late Friends, Wiley Post and Will Rogers;
Should Arrive at Fairbanks at p I'm.
BY FRANK j. DAUGHERTY
Copyright, 1895, by United Press

Point Barrow, Alaska, August IL - CUP - In .
powerful flying hearse Joe Crosson noted Alaskan mercy
pilot today flying towards Fairbanks and the United
States with the bodies of Will Rogers and Wiley Post
Crosson hero of many daring farnorth rescue flight
took off in the foggy darkness here at e EDT).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17

HlflNllk, 1hfbeAtYs ANk Do -NUFJ-
Fsiher Cbafeba, today Was fined 800 sharks
lailont 5000 90 charges " using The Catholic
confessional fef political pnfp0seA lie was
fdaafeed VIII attefnpiing 10 dissils1s woman
lneBlbef ~ Ne psi4A from sending bet children
~ Land 1alr. Max institution In which ely
ahIl1fen re feanted 10 spend year n he conn
~ afIar graduation from school The woman
Informed bef bllslaand wio IN taFn informed 80.
fhel9llaa FatheF Cb0fobs refused 10 testify,
plAsAIne tbe secrecy ~ confessional
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17

Berlin 80. l7s-tUPD - N Wilhelm
Ton thfoneh he feIeh of ~ Free Mason lodges
It'll exiafng end eonfleeasion u ~ their prop
ef4g.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-17
The Weather

Generally Fair Tonight;
Unchanged Sunday
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