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DAIICHTES BORN

Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". hoJe' ~ ~
Of Nanies, announce the birth OF D
a daughter on Friday, FEB O.
who has been named beICS '
Roberts.
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81, COO IN MUSHROOMS BURN

CINCINNATI, Feb. IA. (UP)
A mushroom crop valued at
$4,000 was destroyed by fire
which ravagcd the Miami Valley
Mushroom company's basement
incubators.
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A Three Days Cough
Is Your Danger Signal

Don't let them get a strangle hold.
Fight them quickly. Circumcision com.
bines 7helps n one. Powerful but harm.
less. Pleasant to take. No narcotics. Your
own druggis, is auihorizedto refund your
money on the spot if your cough or cold
is not relieved by Crcomulsicn. (ady)
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tea and cookies were served. Inc
next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. C. L. Grey, with MIS-
Bryson and Mrs. R. E. Noble as
inint hOSteSses.
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Why does Junior tell lies! ne
ought to know it wont WORK WIZ"
he catches you at 1t.
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NO GLOATING AMONG
PROSECUTION STAGE

The men who prosecuted Haupt-
man said last night that justice
had taken its course. None of
them gloated. ...
Acknowledgement Wilentz said:
"The tremendous responsibility
imposed on the Hunterdon coun-
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ITALY AND ABYSSINIA
SEEKING ADJUSTMENT

Continued from page one)
charges that Ethiopian" troops
were responsible for attacks on
italian forces on the Italian som
aliland frontier in recent months.
TIE diplomat said that ltaly's
charges that Abyssinia was re-
sponsible were untrue, declaring:
"No Ethiopian soldier ever has
violated the frontier Of ltaiian
Somaliland or been responsible
for incidents which Italy deplores.
These are to be attributed to
nOmad tribes who are not subject
to the jurisdiction of Adds Aba
ba. :.
"The areas in which these Incl
dents have occurred compromise
Ethiopian (Abyssinian) terrific
.ry."
Despite this defiant declaration,
a calmer attitude on botn sizes
appeared growing. The Ethiopian
charge d'affairs, Ghevre Jesus
responsible for the above state
ment, conferred with Fu!vlo SUI
vich, understanding OF foreign
affairs, and both chopped that the
issue can be settled peacefuIIy:
Officials stressed that both
Italy and Abyssinia were dong
their utmost to arrange a settle
ment without war, despite war
like preparations in this country
the crowd away from the court
house steps.
While the crowded courtroom
was waiting for the jury 20 come
in, the lights in the old court
house suddenly blinked and went
out. For five minutes there was
confusion with women hrieklng
and then the voice of Wilentz
was heard:
Everybody keep quiet please.
The state troopers will restore
order"
Five minutes later tie lights
came on.
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2-Il-Thurs.l,
, 1935-09-29
Church Groups
Haze Meeting
Herr Friday

The Brownsville Federation OF
Churches met Friday afternoon In
the First Baptist church for the
first meeting of the new season.
Attendance at this initial meeting
was especially good.
The meeting was opened with the
singing Of the hymn, He whisper
ed His Love to Me-" Mrs. Jim Nc
Fall, Of the First Presbyterian
church, gave the devotional. having
as her subject, Love"
Reports from the various church
societies were given Mrs. Jim Nc
Fall, chairman OF the social service
committee gave a report on her
work throughout the summer
months. 1t was voted by the group
to give food and other help to sew
eral needy families.
Mrs. G. w. Moothart, who rep
resented the public health commit
tee. also gave an excellent report.
and she asked aid OF the Federation
for the continuance OF the work
of her committee, stating that adj
ditional help was needed this year
beause OF the closing OF the relief
offices here.
The president OF the Federation.
MRS. =. Z. Morris, presided over the
session.
, 1935-09-29

Miss Maria Rosa Cara. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ygnacio Cara
and Mr.. Jose DoSal, son Of Mrs.
Rosa Knosel Vida. de Dosal, was
celebrated Saturday morning at the
Church OF the Immaculate Concep-
ton with the Rev. Francisco Bal
zola, O. M. T., pastor, officiating at
the ceremony.
The bride was given In marriage
by her father. Padrinos for the cou-
pie yere Mr.. and Mrs. Pedro Bouts,
and MI. and MRS. Ygnacio Cara.
Miss Joseiina Guerra was maid OF
honor and the bridesmaids we're
Misses Berta Dosal and Argentina
Cara.
Immediately following the cere-
mony. members Of the wedding
party we're entertained at a we'd
ding breakfast at FL Jardin hotel.
The young couple left by plane
later for Mexico City where they
plan to spend two weeks. before
returning to Brownsville TO make
their home.
Both young people are members
OF prominent Latin-Amerlcan fam
lilies here. Mr.. Dosal Is connected
with the Pan American Always.
, 1935-09-29
La Sara
Meu,s, Notes


LASARA, Sept. 28. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Lafe Christian left this week
for Salem. Illinois. Their snn.
Theodore. will return with them.
MIR. and Mrs. wv. II. Schweinley. of
Houston are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Christian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Watson spent
Sunday with the A. j. Crane family
at Willamar.
Mrs. Lee Vaughn Of RaymondvilIe
visited Omar Nash and family Tues
day.
David Malwod, MIR. and Mrs. Lee
Nash and son. Francis Phillips, and
Randall Law were guests XIX MIR. and
Mrs Dale Watson Monday night.
"A goodwill program was A0uRht
70 Lasara by the Raymondville
Chamber OF Commerce Tuesday
night About 200 persons were In
attendance.
+. c. McDuffie. Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Watson were business callers tn
Brownsville Friday.
Reid Rikard- Ill. M. Mathews, John
Wide and Ben Ecklekamp were
guests on the Raym0ndvIlle Rotary
club Wednesday.
, 1935-09-29
Gathering OF
EndedD0reT Is
Planned

The Christian Endeavor OF the
Central Christian church will have
an interesting topic at the regular
Sunday evening meeting at the
church. The Power Of United
Action" is the topic of the meeting
with Leota Faye Murray as leader.
The program viii be as follows:
song. Some Bright Morning: call
to worship: song. "Oh. Worship the
King; Scripture reading by the
leader: poem. BE Strong" read py
leader: song, BE Better Still:
What are the outstanding world
conditions in need OF rebuilding
today2" Alvin Personette.
I'm our local community what are
some Of the much-needed ~changeS?"
Jack Noble; What Improvement
might be made in our homer"
Martha Singer; How can our So
ciety help our local church do its
work better?" Frank Caldwell.
How much can we expect 10
accomplish in the reconstruction OF
things with the church in the divid-
ed condition IL is2" Mary Jane
Groom: What Is your opinion OF
the best way 10 achieve united
Christian action?" Harold Hutton:
do we have Christian Unity in
our own church or in our local
society" George Launer.
The Christian Endeavor members
are much encouraged az the large
number OF those interested in the
society and In the new members
that have recently joined the or
F~anization.
, 1935-09-29
First Meetings Scheduled
For Club Groups in New
Club Year Next Week

the Wednesday Tournament and
Mrs. James T. Abney viii entertain
members Of the wednesday Bridge
club.
The Brownsville Travel club win
have its first meeting Of the cur
rent year at the home CT the presi-
dent. Mrs. Claude Macy, Tuesday
afternoon.
The self Culture club will be en-
tertained mt its first session with
Mrs. Roy Ruff as hostess at her
home wednesday afternoon NJ $50
o'clock.
The Alpha Delphian Chapter win
begin its fall activities with q lunch
cen at the Port Isabel Yacht club
Thursday at l o'clock In the after
noon. The first business session
win be held later In the month.
Mrs. Grover Singer will be host
ess TO members OF the Treble Clef
Tuesday afternoon nc her home.
This Is another OF the clubs having
It's first meeting OF the current club
year.
Mrs. II. E. Green viii entertain
members OF the Brownsville Study
club Thursday afternoon. Mrs. ..
c. Graham win be the leader for the
afternoon.
The Mercy hospital auxiliary viii
have its first meeting Saturday aft
ernoon. October s. nc the hospital.
All who are interested In joining
this splendid organization are urged
to be- present nc this initial meet
ing.
IA newly-organized club will have
les first meeting Monday, October
Y at 7:45 In the First Methodist
church. This is the Choral club. n
group formed within the past week.
The Learners club viii not have
its first meeting until October IS.
, 1935-09-29
Department OF
Federation To
Offer Prizes

According TO an announcement by
Mrs. Volney w. Taylor, president Of
the State Federation Of Women's
clubs. and civic chairman OF the
Rio Grande Valley Federation OF
Women's clubs, three prizes will be
offered by the civic department or
the organization, two to be- awarded
&C the October 1896 convention and
the third 70 be offered at the Oc-
tober 1885 convention.
The first prize will be ten dollars
worth Of shrubs TO so TO the club
reporting the largest number Of
shrubs planted on public property
during the year. The second prize
will be a dozen rosehuShes To be
awarded To the club reporting the
planting OF the most rosebushes DUR
inB the year Both OF these awards
win be made at the October 1895
convention.
The third prize will be given 10
the club that delivers the best report
at the October 1885 convention
which viii be held IN Edinburg. This
win be q years subscription to The
Federation News.
, 1935-09-29
Bible Class Is
C~omplimented
With Supper

Members Of the Skinner Memorial
class Of the First Presbyterian
church we're entertained with an
enjoyable event Wednesday night
at the church. an event that took
the form Of a 'flap-iack" supper,
with Mrs Harry Marsh and Mrs.
Maurice Upton as hostesses and
Mr.. Harry Marsh, Mr.. Fred Rustic
berg, IT., and Mr.. Kenneth Faxon,
ms chief cooks.
"A short business meeting was
held during the course OF the eve
ming.
Members present we're MesSrs
and Mesdames Fred Rusteberg, IT,
Marvin Martin. Harry johnson,
Lawrence Shrum, Jack Murray,
Harry Marsh, Maurice Upton, John
Meuli. DR.. and Mrs. J. U. Van Dyke.
Mr.. Kenneth Faxon and Miss
Mary Jane Mall.
, 1935-09-29
Society Calendar


MONDA1
Social meeting OF the Church FED
Grafton at the Central Christian
church at $3.50 p. m. with the Christ
ian ladies' organization as hostesses.
Meeting OF the Bridge League at
Elks hall at 7:45 D. m.
TUESDAY
Travel club with Mrs. Claude Macy.
Treble Clef with Mrs. Grover
Singer.
Ween Frac Bridge with MRS.
Tommy Thomas.
Athenian club with Mrs. Alton
Berger &C 1923 w. Elizabeth Street.
WEDNESDAY
FL Jardin PTA at the school audi
forum ct 3 .. m.
Wednesday Study club with Mrs.
Gordon Quilter.
Self Culture club with Mrs. r.
Roy Ruff.
Wednesday Tournament with Mrs.
George Callaghan.
wednesday Bridge with Mrs.
James r. Abney.
P. a. r. club with Mrs. w. r.
Fortune.
THURSDAY
E Jardin Heights social club with
Mrs. Guy Suffer.
Brownsville Study club with Mrs.
R. z Green.
Modern Priscilla club OF Olmito
with Mrs. Alma McEcwen.
Evening meeting Of the Bide-a-
, 1935-09-29
Art League Meets
This Week With
Mrs. Hyn

Members Of the Art League met
Tuesday at the home OF Mrs. ". d.
Hyndman. During the sketching
hours, the members worked with oils
or In pencil. taking as a subject a
bowl OF hibiscus, a bowl OF corona
and a bowl OF ceniza blossoms.
The members plan to 90 70 Port
Isabel for their next meeting.
Plans we're discussed for National
Picture week and for q juvenile
amateur contest which the club
hopes to sponsor this year.
Members present were MesdameS
George McGonigle, Jr, w. w. Ely,
Kellis q. Buckley. j. L. Landrum
and j. w. Worthington.
, 1935-09-29
New Members
Are Received Into
Sorosis Gu b

M@HM@A@A 49, ~
LA FERIA. Sept. 2B.-The
6orosLs Club met Thursday evening,
with Miss Willie FosSelman as host
ess. Two new members. Evelyn How
ard and Mary Jane Simpson. were
formally received into the club. Each
club member was presented with
an attractively arranged yearbook
which represented the report OF the
vice president and her committee.
Each of the IA members present
responded to roll call by giving eth
or On famous or favnrite character
from literature The program cen
sisted or Discussions or the Liter
airy Characters. Becky Sharp" by
Ruth Louise Scott. "Falstaff" by
Dorothy Wyland. and ~Uriah Heap"
by Ruth voight. At the conclusion
CT the program delightful refresh
ments were served By the hostess.
, 1935-09-29
Frac Bridge
Is Entertained By
Mrs. St e o h e n S

Mrs. Ted Stephens was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to members OF
the Ween Frac club &C her home.
During the games OF bridge Mrs.
Sam T.. Lockwood was high.
Guests for the afternoon included
Mrs. RI. M. D0zier, OF Carthage, and
Miss Louise Clark OF Pennsylvania.
Club members playing were Mes
danes Sam l.. Lockwood. Tommy
Thomas, Hugh M. Johnston and Al
len Clark. Mrs. Thomas win be the
next club hostess
, 1935-09-29
Miss Anita Vasquez
Entertains Mignon
Club M { m b { r.

SAN BENTTO. Sept. rs. - Miss
Anita VaSquez entertained members
Of the "Mignon" club ct her home
the latter part Of the week. Guests
Of the club for the evening includ-
ed Misses Maria Aguilar, Dora Rios:
Mesdanes Virginia Leal. and Otila
NJ. Rios. of San Benito; and d. Vas
quez OF Harrington.
Club members present were Misses
Della V~illarreal. Consuelo Eva Ca
vazos, Margarita VilIarreal. Josefina
Rodriguez, Conchita Gonzalez,
Noemi Ruth Cavazos. lille Vas
uuez. Miss Margarita Villarreal VIII
be the next hostess to the club.
, 1935-09-29
Executive Board OF
Choral Club Has
Meeting Thursday

At the executive board meeting Of
the Brownsville Choral club. by
laws we're adopted. Members Of the
club. composed OF those possessing
good voices. Is limited TO 90.
The club is not "a church orRani-
zation, but is m city organization,
and ali those interested ln joining
are urged to he present INC the first
meeting which win be held Monday.
Oct. v mt 7:45 at the First Methodist
church.
, 1935-09-29

Brownsville study clubs and social
organizations viii begin the new
club year within the next week CT
two. with several Of the groups meet
ing at a purely social affair for the
initial meeting, and others having
q business session &C the first gath
ering.
Both the Wednesday Bridge clubs,
the Wednesday Tournament and the
Wednesday Bridge club, will begin
their sessions this next week. Mrs.
George Callaghan win he hostess 20
, 1935-09-29
PTA Will
Have First Meeting
Wednesday At

The Parent Teacher association
Of III Jardin school win meet We'd
nesday afternoon In the school
auditorium at u -. IN There will bm
IA 45-minute business session fol-
lowed NV a A5-mlnute program.
The topic fur the main talk nR
the day will be School Needs MMh
How To Meet Them" discussed hy
Mrs. wv. R Jones. There win he n
round table discussion or physical
plant and library facilities ana
special activities. led b. Mira J. &
, 1935-09-29
Triple L Club Has
Shower Event For
Bride to Be

One OF the prenuptial courtesies
extended Miss Maria Rosa Cara,
bride-elect OF Mr.. Jose Dosal. was
the miscellaneous shower at which
members Of the Triple l.. club enter
tanned Thursday evening.
The pretty affair took place In
the large hall Of the Joe crixeT
dancing school
, 1935-09-29
Pan-Am Table To
Have Luncheon,
Program Meet

The Pan-Amerlcan Round Table
members win gather Friday after
noon at III Jardin hotel for the
regular luncheon-progrnm of the
month Mrs. Royal I'D. Sundeu win
be leader on the program on the
Dominican Republic.
, 1935-09-29
PTA Group of High,
Junior High Will
Gather Thursday

There win be n meeting of the
high and junior high school Parent
Teacher association Thursday af-
ternoon In the high school building
&C 4 o'clock. This win be the first
meeting Of the current school year,
and al members are urged TO at
, 1935-09-29

VISITS IN HOUSTON
Mrs. Rufus Ransome Is visiting In
Houston.
, 1935-09-29

Mews, Notes

SHARYLAND, Sept. 2S. Mrs. A.
Az Broyles was hostess Tuesday %
are Sharyland Home Demonstration
cub. Roll call was answered by each
member giving q suggestion az to
GOOD habits for children.
MRS. B. /. .ev's Eas leader for
the program which was on Child
Care"
Mr.. Harvey Hixon. Mrs. 3. @.
Summers and Mrs. j. @. Hempel
wore appol ted delegates from the
rIub 10 the Federation meeting 70 be
hLld IA Edinburg.
\ The next meeting OF the club win
~ held Oc.. ID at tie home Of Mrs.
X. Il. Berry at 10 o'clock In the
morning when Miss Matte Wilroy
viii give suggestions and instruc-
tion On yard ~landscaping, cutting
ard setting Of plants and screen
planting.
The Archie Bridge club met
Th,srsdav in the home OF MRS. j.
n. Hempel. High for the afternoon
Was held by Mrs. Jesse Riggan and
Now by Mrs. Hempel. Mrs John
Twinr OF McA1len was q guest for
the afternoon.
Mrs. A w. Butler has returned
erom Austin where she accompanied
her daughter, Miss Lois, two weeks
AFRO. Miss Butler Is attending the
University.
, 1935-09-29

The Alpha Delta ri house. 1903
West Avenue, was redecorated this
summer. The furniture was refin-
shed and a new day-bed was
bought for each room. The floors
we're done over and new Grapes
hung. Beth Gregory OF Brownsville
r. a pledge Of the Alpha Delta ri
sorority.
, 1935-09-29

The new members OF Newman
club were entertained with an open
house Tuesday night In the New
man club room. The Rev. Father J..
M. Riach was In charge OF the
arrangements for the occasion
ANAL Runyon and Virginia Run
yon OF Brownsville are members Of
the Newman Club.
, 1935-09-29

volney Taylor and Don Irwin OF
brownsville were guests at the
Alpha Chi Omega open house last
Saturday night when the pledges
were introduced to the campus
BETTY Nosler Of San Benito Is q
pledge Of the sorority and Betty
Rockwell OF Brownsville Is a mem
Der.
, 1935-09-29

Miss AllIne Fender OF Harrington
As residing at Kirby Hall during the
school term.
, 1935-09-29

Residents Of Grace Hall, girls
dormitory. were honored at a recep-
ton and lawn party Friday night.
Friends Of the girls and the direc-
tors were present. Dee Kelster OF
La Feria resides at Grace Hall this
winter.
, 1935-09-29

Among Valley students residing
ut Scottish Rite Dormitory are Kel-
bey Stuart OF Harrington, Ruth Ernst
OF Brownsville. Frances GrimSen OF
san Benito, Elsie Thompson OF La
Feria. AIDA Reid Templeton Of
Harrington.
, 1935-09-29

Mrs. w. j. Copeland entertained
at bridge this week at her home
south Of Mercedes. In the games or
contract. Mrs T. IT. Graham Was
awarded the favor. Mrs. Il. H. Cope
land assisted the hostess tn serving
q refreshment plate.
Guests present were Mesdames
R. Z. Kirkpatrick. Henry Lauder
dale. Bert Brown Of Cuero. Fred
Brooks. John Herndon. l. r. Ora
ham, o. M. Joyce. Floyd Langford.
p. w. Perkins, E. II. Poteet and
Harold Stuart.
, 1935-09-29

The Methodist Missionary society
met Monday for business session.
Plans for the Fellowship Lunch
con" to be held were discussed. The
book. That Other America" which
is TO be the study book for next term.
was discussed and plans made for
its study.
, 1935-09-29

The North Mission and Sharyland
clubs met In combination this week
In the recreation rooms OF the Meth
odist church here. Mrs Y. H. Keck
OF the North Mission club presided.
and Miss Matte Wilroy, county
agent, gave q very instructive paper
on child care. the lecture being IL
Illustrated.
, 1935-09-29

Miss Dorothy Oils was hostess 20
q number OF friends nc bridge this
week at her home. Mrs. T. "A. Wise
received the score favor In the games
Of contract. Others present for the
games were Mesdames Albert Twen-
haeffel, George Vest. Murray Howe,
A. E. Krause. M. A. Borchelt. and
Miss Ella Borchelt.
, 1935-09-29

Mrs. Herbert Drefke has Just re-
turned from Gallup. New Mexico,
where she spent SIX weeks or the
past summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Maan.
Mrs. Drefke was In Gallup during
the annual three-day Inter-Tribal
Indian Ceremonial. one Of the most
spectacular events to be found any
where in the United States, and
which draws spectators from over
the entire world.
, 1935-09-29

A Mexican motif was observed In
the attractive decorations for the
enjoyable dinner party given by Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Lauderdale and
MFR. and Mrs. Frank James Mark
ham for Mrs. Bert Brown OF Cuero,
who Is visiting here IN the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. X.
Haynes. Others present were Mr..
and Mrs. Walden Haynes. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. II. Collier, Ed Olson and
Cecil Fixes.
, 1935-09-29

OBLIGATION Night" was observed
by the Weslaco o. + s. Tuesday
evening, when the worthy matron,
Mrs. Carr was In charge Of q most
interesting program. Ten visitors
from the Harlingen lodge and six
from Ia Feria we're present. The
members Of the Weslaco chapter
wore new uniforms Of dotted swiss.
ankle length, and made q lovely
showing.
, 1935-09-29

Millard dig Of Harlingen Is at
tending school at the University
of Texas this winter. Dig received
his degree from the School Of Busi-
ness Administration last spring.
, 1935-09-29

Mrs. w. q. Greenlee was hostess
to a small group Of friends one after
noon this week at her home. Her
guests included Mesdames A. j.
Brewer, Wells Springfield. Geneva
Whitehead, ID. w. Glasscock and her
h~ouseguest, MRS w. q. Glasscock OF
Houston.
, 1935-09-29

Reverend and Mrs. McWilliams
who have moved 70 Mission where
Reverend McWilliams has accepted
the pastorate OF the Christian
church. were given IN hnrbecuB and
informal receptlon here Thursday
evening, Judge y. @. Henry and Mrs.
II. ID. Vawter were I'm charge OF ar
rangements, assisted by Mrs A. l..
Gobble and Mrs. A j. Whittlesey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-02
ELKS PLAYERS IN
 TILT FOR HONORS
Meet St. Margaret's Chann= pionship "45" Team
 With Mike MCVerry

Michael McVerry's famed St. Margaret's Holy Name society 45 team will invade the Waterbury lodge of Elks rooms tomorrow night to take on the "brothers" in a match game that has the whole town talking. Mike is 8 pretty good player. and even though he has selected the pick of his society to play, he will be at a great disad- vantage for the brother Bills are considered past masters at the game of forty-five.
 Mike has a strong team in Dick Baldwin who, when he isn't direct ing traffic is practicing with a deck of cards, Dick Deeley, Pat Troy, Luke Bowling and the Wagner brothers, Jim and Tom. To match this great array, Lieutenant Bill Pollard has signed such table whackers as WatervilIe Dan Sulli- van, Bill Stanton, Bill Cavanaugh, Joe Mulville, Mike Whelan, the ice cream man, Jim Mccarthy, Al Hummel, Bill Fitzgerald and others.
 Following the game, refresh ments will be served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-02
MERCHANTS TRUST co. CASE ON FILE
Bank Commissioner to Take First Step in Re-
 ceivership Friday

The first official action of the state bank commissioners office since taking over the receivership of the Merchants Trust Co. last week, will be taken this Friday when Deputy Attorney General Leo Gaffney asks the court for permis- sion to participate in real estate transaction. The appl ca ton states the receiver has an oppor- tunity to sell property at so Chest nut avenu for 5000 of which the receiver will get one third, the Waterbury National Bank another third and the Citizens & Manufac- turers National Bank. the last third. All three banks have claims against the John Moriarty Co.,. Inc. which assigned the property to F.. W. Judson as trustee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-02
ROOSEVELT DAY
 HELD BY COURT

Maiden, Oct. 2-(UP)-This was Roosevelt day in district court.
 Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., son of the president, through his attor- ney,, issued 3 general denial and asked bill of particular in a 5000 suitb rought by Hyman Barlow of Maiden as result of an automobile accident in Boston April 27.
 Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., and her two sons of oyster Hal Dor filed suit against Bernard Pagliucca of Somerville as result of n Shrewsbury automobile accident April 9. As Shrewsbury is outside the Jurisdiction of Maiden court, the case will be transferred to su- perior court.
 Mrs. Roosevelt seeks $1,000, Cornelius Van Smack Roosevelt, $15,00O, and Theodore Roosevelt sd, $5,000