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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-24

Lose something today? A Dem.
ocrat Lost and Found ad will find
it tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-24
the distinction of being ma
tional hot dog and soda pop
consumer.


Music helped make Jack Full
ton an outstanding sprinter on his
school track teams and, as If 20
compensate for this, the popular
tenor soloist owes a part of his
musical attachments to his athlet-
ic accomplishments In running
he set his pace to a rhythmic
swing gathering crescendo until
top speed was attained for the
final squirt near the finish. The
lung development acquired in
sports at the same time was prov
ing invaluable in holding drawn
out singing passages and prolonged
walls on the slide trombone.
Virginia Verrill, beautiful
Is year old California vocalist
featured on "The Sketchbook"
and on her own program over
CHS, has Just been signed to
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-24


Distressed this week were
the three Rhythm Kings,
those lads who sing hot obli-
cato with Kay Thompson ON
the "Hit Parade. Since La
Thompson's recent tonsil oper-
alton, this poppy lady finds
vOcalizing so much easier ON
the throat that she's actually
wheeling for longer rehears.
als-but, much as they like
working with Kay, the boys
can't take 1t. eater all, we
still have tonsils, Miss Thomp-
son, and would just as soon
not wear them down, pleased"
they entreat.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-24

Ford Bond, ace radio announcer
who has presented hundreds of
the nations most prominent ce-
lebrities to the public during the
last ten years, is engaged in writ
ing a full length book titled "The
Parade of the Idols" Bond plans
to touch briefly upon highlights in
the careers of over 500 noted per-
sonages.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-24

Peter Van Steeden's 0rches-
ira promises to supply Olym-
pic timber for the internati0n-
al competition scheduled for
1895. Two Of his saxOphone
tooters can do the hundred
yard sprint I'm less than ten
seconds and his tuba lugger
throws the sixteen.pound. shot.
Peter, however, claims only
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-24

Frank Black was the winner OF
an unique contest the other day
when he recited from memory the
names of almost 500 musicians
Among those present at the i'm
promptu contest, which Black won
by a large majority, were Lennie
Hayton, Peter Van Steeden, B. A.
Rolfe, and several other NBC
maestri.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-24

The Foursome, the versatile
quartet heard on that ciggie show
on CHS Wednesday nights at 8
admit that they started the recen
vogue for ocarinas and tin flute
quite by accident. Del-Porter, on,
of the famous four, counts a ter
cent tin flute as his most prizet
and finally wheedle(
his three, confreres into letting hin
play it on the air, just for laughs
Eddie Duchin is q pharma-
ceutist. Basil Loughrane
designs furniture. Wayne
King pilots his own plane
around the country. Jesse
Crawford, poet of the organ,
reads as many as three books
q night. Charles Previn,
when he's not busy with Silk
en- Strings rehearsals, fixes old
clocks. =. Andy, of the A q A
team, can still qualify as an
expert briclxlayer. Anne
(Grand) Hotel) Seymour can
WnIStA0 anu sic nAkcS UP HcE
own tunes too. Lee Sims
is a swell motorboat and au-
tomobiIe engine mechanic.
Joan (Life of Mary Marlin)
Blaine plays mean harp. -.
Jim (Fibber McGee) Jordan
manufactures sand blasting
equipment. .. Tony Wons is
an expert at barbering SCOT
ties. Jane Froman hooks
rugs and is a clever needle.
woman. Carlton Brickert,
announcer for the Lum and
Abner shows, is a prolific COM
poser. Betty Lou Gerson,
airlane ingenue, is table
tennis expert. June (First
Nighter) Meredith is pianist.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-24
with RAY FITZPATRICK

make four additional motion
picture shorts at the Para
mount Studios, in Long Island.
Miss verrill's stage debut Is
scheduled for early fall.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-24

Beauteous Merle Oberon, bril-
liant young English actress, who
will make a guest appearance
with Frederic March on Dick
gram over the coast-to-coast
WABC-Columbia network, Friday,
July 10, from to 10 p. M, EDST.
Miss Oberon and March will pre-
sent several dramatic scenes from
their new. United Artists picture
1.-THE Dark Angel" The full-hour
Hollywood Hoter' broadcast reg
ularly features Dick Powell, Fran
ces Langford, Igor CORN, Anne
Jamison, and Raymond Paige's Or
chestra.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-24

When you go fishing you expect
to come back with fish. That's
what Eddie Guest went after when
he recently left the broadcasting
studios for Eagle River, Ontario.
Instead, Eddie came back to his
Welcome Valley program with a
whole sheaf Of fresh poems and
q lot Of other material which he
really expected to finish when he
got back on the job!
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-24
WATR PROGRAMS


Today
2:45-Memories with Jimmie Col
gan at the piano.
3:00-Baseball game broadcast
from Fenway park, Boston
Red Sox VS. st. Louis
Browns; reported by Fred
Hoey.
5:15-Melody Parade.
5:30-Waterbury Democrat News
5:35-Melody Parade (Cont'd).
5:45-Uncle Harry.
6:00-Yankee Network News
6:15-Hits and Bits.
6:30-Yankee Minute Men.
6:45-Hits and Bits (Cont'd).
6:55-Racing Results.
7:00-John Cluney-This Sport
ing World.
7:15-Naugatuck on the Air.
7:30-Interesting News Personali-
7:4s-voice Of Comfort.
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1.15-Aftarnoon 'HvmnaI
1:ao-Yanlae NetworE News
1.45-R Smant,c New Zealand.
2:00-Russian Gvpsies.
2:15-Virginia Heath, pianist.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-24

Connie Gates is either o bit
facetious or very modest. The
CHS vocalist was recently
asked by an interviewer what
she considered her outstand-
ing achievement. Ignoring
completely her sudden rise in
radio the singer replied,
Excepting my ailing goldfish,
Hector, alive"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-24

WATR Notes. Vita VAN
IL stiR trying to arrange her
vacation schedule. Vita's
been 80 busy all summer that
she has had to postpone va
cation several times. !. Uncle
Harry has several activities
planned for his listeners club
during the fall months. -.
Uncle Harry's following IL
faithful to its idol. !. ). The pop
tlarity Of the song recitals of.
fered by Susanna Fox Drufa
continues to grow. -. Mrs.
Mrs Drnfa has many requests
for special songs and often
dedicates her entire program
to patients at . hospital or
other Institution.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-24

Jessica Dragonette, the tiny
lyric soprano, astonished her
listeners on her last broadcast by
singing "La Cucaraucha." It was
entirely unexpected as Miss Drago-
nette is famed for her light opera
and classical songs.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-24

C0nnecticut's newest radio
station Is WNBC. Broadcast.
ing with q power of 100 watts,
the station can be found ON the
1880 kilocycle band of your
radio.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-24
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES

Between dots. Among leading
musical programs being offered In
the state are those Of the male
sextet Of the Swedish Congrega-
tional church, Naugatuck, over
WATR The songs offered by
this group are exceptional In the
quality OF their rendition. Dor
othy Jones' Ivory Miniatures last
night provided an enjoyable is
minutes OF the WATR evening
schedule. Betty Minor has an
other I'VE Women program slated
for WATR this week. -.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-24

Here and there. :. .Lita Gerard
is now a featured pianist over
WATR. The Yankee Minute
Men have signed up many re-
cruits in Connecticut since WATR
began taking the program through
the Yankee Network. :. John
Cluney's sports broadcasts have a
big summer following. Harold
Thomas and Sam Elman Of WATR
have been suspended from the Re-
porters' jackass baseball team for
failure to report for the game
against the firemen at Naugatuck
Monday night. :. George Duffy
was one Of the newsmen's star
riders during the contest.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-24

ciaudlne Macdonald. director
MICS Women Radio Review, y
voted the most beautiful SRI
her class when graduating ~
Northwestern University.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Csl. komunista odsouzen
" Nemecku.

Prvn1 senat lidoveho soud-
n1ho dvora odsoudil 28leteho
Ernsta Wabru re Saske Kane
nice, ceskoslovenskeho statnf-
no obcana, ma Is let do kazni-
&c, 10 let ztraty cti a k posta-
ven1 pod policejn1 dozor. Stat
nj zastupce zadal dokonce O pc
trestan1 obzalovaneho dozivot-
nj kaznic1. Zaloba pravi, re
Wabra vessel V Praze We styk Sc
zahranicn1mi komunisty a vra-
tiv Sc do Nemecka, dial Sc do
sluzeb Svazu komunisticke mia
deze V Nemecku. Byl povolan
jake instructor 1stTednfho W.
boru do zapadniho Nemecka.
Koncem roku 1888 odcestoval
znovu do Ceskoslovenska, kde
pry dostal, jak tvrd1 zaloba, cd
komunisticke centrally penfze.
PAX pry odjel do Moskvy, kde
pocal zpravu o ilegaln1 cinnosti
komunisticke m1adeze. PAX Sc
vratil pres Prahu do Nemecka,
kde byl loni srpnu zatcen.
Pfedseda soudu pravil v od6-
vodnen1 rozsudku, re trest mu-
sill byti prfsny, protoze obzalo-
vany svedl velky pocet mia
dych lid a tim zavinil, re byli
pro svou cinnost We prospc6h
komunisticke strany odsouze-
nj k t6zkym trestGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Lide, kteri dosud nikdy nepo-
trebovali pomoci, obracej1 Sc o
nj k Cervenemu krizi.

I ii Tide, kteri zij1 We vystav-
nych, nakladnych domech, mo-
hou Sc jednoho rama probuditi
a shledati, re nenakrm1-li je
nekdo, nebudou mfti co jfsti, re
nepfinese-li Jim nekdo odev,
nebudou sc m1ti do echo Oblek-
nouti; i v kraji, kde pflroda
byla v minulosti vzdy Stedra,
1rodna a scenicky krasna, MI
re byti vse v nekolika hodi-
mach zpustoseno bouff, spoje-
nou S povodn1, jimz ami vse-
chen lidsky UNI. a vedecka Wy
nalezavost nedovedou zcela
zabraniti.
Cervnove povodne v osmi
okresech jiznfho New Yorku
postihly tamnejs1 obyvatele
neocekavanou katastrofou a
donutily pTijmouti pomoc Ger
ceneho kTize mnoho lid1, kteri
nikdy pred tim nepoznali, &C
to znamena byti hladov nebo
nemocen, trasti Sc zimou a i've.
domovati 81 pri tom svou vlast.
nj bezmocnost.
Tisfce dom1 bylo odplaveno
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Starena v~razednicf.

Krvave rodine drama udalo
Sc ma pokraji obce Helemba.
Josefa Pala, ktery byl postra-
chem vsi, zejmena kdyz byl O.
PLY, zabila jeho 65leta tchyne
ctyfmi ranami sekerou. Hlav-
MIN zamestnan1m Josefa Pala
bylo podloudnictvf, proto mel
casio CO ciniti S 1Tednfmi orga-
ny. Jednou ztloukl smrtelne
hajneho, jednou pax Sc pobil s
madarskym pohranicn1m straz
Gem a podobne. Molnarova, je-
no tchyn6, prodala svou malou
chalupu ma brehu Ipelu a O
tom Sc nezmfnila svemu yeti,
nebot Sc obavala, re il sebere
pen1ze a propije je. Cd te do
by, CO vyslo ma jevo, re dun byl
prodan, stall Sc zivot nestastn6
choti Palovy jeste vetsfm pc
KLEIN. Roln1k vratil sc v 1tery,
I27. srpna opily dom1, uchopil
nGz a vyhrozoval sve zene "a
vrazden1m. zena uprchla, ma
cez muz zacal bit svou 15letou
dceru, pax odbehl S tim 1my-
slem, re zabije svou tchyni. V
dome tchyne pax doSlo k dra-
matickemu vyjevu mezi zetem
a tchyn1, behem ktereho ucho-
pila tchyne sekyru a re zadu u
defila zete do hlavy tax prud-
&c, re Sc tento skacel k zemi.
StaTena pax We sve zuTivosti je-
Ste tfikrate udeTila sekyrou do
hlavy ma zemi Sc sv1jejlcfho mu
re, pax odbehla ma cetnickou
stanici a doznala, Re zabila sve
tho Zete.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
~Strojveda a topic Sc rvali ma
jedoucim vlaku.

z Made Boleslavi vyjel osob-
nj Wax severnf drahy k Nym-
burku. Pojednou pozorovali
cestuj1cf, re Wax Sc f1tf ku pre-
du, mil stanici jednu "a dru-
hou, aniz by ~zastavil, &C ma sta
nic1ch NELL vystupovati a pre-
stupovati cestuj1c1. Wax mel
take zastaviti v Nymburku, kde
jej pfednosta ocekaval ma pc
rome, ale Wax Sc bez zastavenf
f1til dale. Cestuj1cf trnuli hr1-
zou a strachem. PTednosta ma
draz1 stole u trait zaslechl, jak
kdosi parostroje VIOLA O po-
moe. Telegrafoval nejblizsi
stanici, ably Wax byl zastayen.
Kdyz Wax vjfzdel do pTfstf sta
nice, para dochazela a u trate
cekaj1cf zT1zenci skocili ma To-
komotivu a Wax zastavili. u
kazalo Sc potom, re topic
strojveda dali Sc do hadky be.
hem j1zdy, potion Sc pustili dc
rvacky a bill Sc celou cestu, ne.
vsfmajfce 81 parostroje. Obs
byli zatceni a uvezneni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27

= o vybudovan1 vseobecne
branne povinnosti V Rakousku
p1se We "Weltblattu" rakousky
odborn1k, plukovn1k generaln1-
no stabu V. v. Edmund Alexin
"Vseobecna branna povinnost
Dude jednotne stanovena zako-
mem pro Rakusany bez
rozd1lu nabozenstv1, polite
kych nazor1 a socialn1ho po-
stavenf cd 10 do 40 nebo As let
a Dude Sc cleniti ma aktivn1 vo-
jenskou sluzbu v trvanf jedno-
no az pGldruheho roku S dalsl-
mi cvicen1mi We zbrani. z bran
ne povinnosti budou vyjmuti
pouze ii, KIDD budou zcela ne
schopni. Vykonan1 vojenske
povinnosti bude hlavn1 podm1n
kou pro dosazen1 zamestnan1
We vefejnych sluzbach. Rocn1k
novackG Dude m1ti asi 10000
muzG.
- Dennik Prioa prav1, re ma
ostrove Krete kvas1 move nepo-
koje napjetlm mezi reckymi
republikany a royalisty. Vlad-
nj drady pravf, re byly varo-
vany ministrem vnitra pred
moznym nebezpec1m. V Athe-
mach bylo zatceno pet mlad1kG
ma Konstitucn1m namest1, pro
rozhazovan1 stvavych republi-
kanskych letakd. V Recku Sc
ma brzy konati hlasovan1 lidu
ma otazku, zda-li 81 narod pre-
je obnoven1 monarchie.
= Utiskovani zidovstva V
Nemecku bylo pTedneseno
pred Lfgu narodG vyborem Ii
dovske delegace, ktera vznesla
APPEL, re "svedom1 lidstva ne
mdze strpeti v tonic stolet1 a.
by Eide byli snizovani ma Wy
stvance." Rabfn Stepan S.
Wise, predseda delegace, tele-
g~rafoval Dru. Ed. Benesovi,
predsedovi ~shromazden1, pro-
test prot "krute persekuci a
ponizovanf nemeckeho zidov-
stva."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Vypalila milenci oci vitriolem

Manzelka zilinskeho delnfka
Ondfeje Buchaly podnikla V
zavhcatu zarlivosti 1tok ma del
nlka Jana Vavreka a polila MI
,oblicej velkou davkou vitriolu.
Mladlk Sc s nj V posledni dobe
rozesel, ponevadz Sc chtel oze-
nit. To nemohla Buchalova,
matka ctyf det1, prenesti pres
srdce a nevernemu milenci sc
hrozne pomstila. Vavrek byl s
t6zkymi popaleninami dopra-
ven do nemocnice. Bude-li "a
chovan pfi zivot6, tedy rozhod-
ne pride o zrak. Zena pc spa
chanem 1toku uprchla, byla
Vsak cetnictvem ma levocske
silnici dopadena a zatcena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
chotn1 tax ne1navne ob6tovati

chotn1 tax nednavne obetovati
svuj cas- i svou energii.
Letos potFebovala pTispenf
Cerveneho kT1ze mnoho tisfcG
lid1; nyn1 nastava doba, kdy
Cerveny kTfz p%otTebuje prisp9-
nj lid1. Jeden dollar zaplatf
rocn1 clensky pr1spevek. Pc
lovina z toho zGstane V mistnf
pokladne ma 1hradu cinnosti v
obci. Druha polovina preda Sc
hlavn1mu stanu Cerveneho krf-
re, jenz hrad1 vydanf pFi kata-
strofach a ma jine vypomocne
akce. Zdstante clenem Cerve-
neho kTfze i tohoto roku!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27

vyvraceno re zakladd nebo v
nejleps1m pT1pad6 zaplaveno
a zaneseno bahnem; elektri-
cka svetla pohasla a mestska
voda p~festala potrub1m teci
zahrady a pole zmizely pod
kalnym pOvrchem v1T1c1ch
vod; silnice prestaly byti sj1zd-
nymi pro automobily, jimiz by
bylo umozneno odvazen1 posti-
zenych robin do bezpeci a pod
~pf1stfesf. mostly wisely jake
beztvarna splet ocele a betonu
mad vzedmutymi vodami, pres
nez Sc kdysi tax pysne klenu-
ly. A We vs1 teto zkaze, v
mestech i V dedinach, nachaze-
10 tis1ce lid nadeji a novou Cd
vahu v cinnosti Cerveneho kri-
re, ktery pro ne znamenal-po-
travu, ~pf1stfes1, osacen1 i 1tes-
ny slib, re znicene nebo posko-
zene domy budou znovu vybu-
dovany a re zivot vratf Sc "a
Sc do starych kolej1.
Stat New York nebyl vSak
letos jedinym 1zemfm, ktere
bylo vydano ma pospas rozzu-
ifenym pTfrodnfm zivldm. Jiz-
nj a zapadnf casti Spojenych
statd poznaly zhoubu We forme
prachovych smrstf, povodne,
ohne a boure. V jinych re-
mich trpelo lidstvo nasledky
zemetfesen1, sopecnych vybu-
CHI, orkand, vetrnych smrstf,
ohne, povodne, bourf i nemoc1.
Jak We Spojenych statech,
tax i V ostatnfch zemich sveta
je Cerveny krfz poveren dko-
lem pecovati o ty, kteTf utrp6li
nejakou katastrofou. Pc dni
zhouby a noel hrGzy pTinese
vlajka Cerveneho krfze 1tesny
slib, srozumitelny lidem vsech
narodnost1, slib pr1stres1 a po-
moci, a soucasne i ~zajisten1, re
tato organisace nezabyva Sc O.
tazkou rasy, v1ry, barry, nicfm,
krone otazkou potTeby.
TiSe, 1cinne a kazdeho dine
" roce zabyva sc Cerveny kr1z
sym programem, zasvecenym
dobru lidstva a usiluj1cfm O
zm1rnen1 utrpen1. V kursech
pro prvn1 pomoc pri 1razu a
pro zachranu zivota vyucuje Sc
pravidldm zdravotn1m, bez-
pecnostn1m i zachrannym. Ger
veny kTfz pomaha nemocnym i
nuznym, valecnym vyslouzil-
cum a jejich rodinam. Dobro-
voln1 pracovnfci vypomahaj1 V
nemocnicfch, vyrabejf knihy s
Braillcovym p1smem pro slep-
&c, berou 1cast ma socialn1 pc
81. Clenove Dorostu Cervene-
no kf1ze pomahaj1 detem cele-
no sveta.
Kdyz kazdodenn1 rutina je
pTerusena nejakou pohromou,
pax Cerveny kr1z obratf svou
cinnost Ike zmirnovan1 jej1ch
nasledkd. zadna jina organi-
SAGE sveta nema jeho zkuseno-
sti a jeho zapracovanych sill,
ktere by dovedly tax rychle
nahraditi pofadkem chaos, pTi-
vodeny katastrofou; zadna j.
ma organisace nemGze vesti
ulevou cinnost s tax malym Wy
DAMN, nebot zadna jina orga-
nisace nema tolik dobrovol-
Inych pracovnfkG, kteTf jsou O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
PostaraI Sc.

V pTedmestf Chicago, Will
mette, zemTel 88lety Gangolf
Bauer, podlehnuv zran6nf pri
padu. Povolan1m byl tesaTem.
Zanechal vdovu, kter6 je IS ro-
XII, 10 dftek, 65 vnukd a 40
pravnukd, celkem 115 potom-
XII.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27

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Evening star., 1935-11-03
More Hens. More Eggs.

THE egg requirements of the United
- States should be easily met this
year. for data collected by the De-
partment of Agriculture indicates
more hens and pullets laying this
year than last, and as a consequence
more eggs being produced.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
RESERVE OFFICER
RULES AMENDED
Relief From Assignment
Provided for by New Army
Regulations.

OF interest to District Reserve OIL
GERS Is the change made IN Army
Regulations No. 140-5, governing the
relief of Reserve officers from as
signment Officers of the grade OF
captain to colonel. inclusive, who for
two succeeding years fail satisfactorily
to participate in the active and/or
inactive duty training of the units to
which they are assigned and/or who
have not satisfactorily performed the
administrative duties appropriate to
their assignments will be relieved
from assignment.
District officers relieved from as
signment for this reason will either be
transferred to the ineligible list for
the remainder of their current five
year appointment, without eligibility
for reappointment, or if they have
had Is years service subsequent to
April 6. 1917. which has previously
been satisfactory, be transferred. in
their current grade, to the inactive
reserve of the Officers Reserve Corps.
Members of the 42Sth Infantry
will meet at local Reserve headquarters
tomorrow evening, directed by Maj.
E. w. Leard The chief of Infantry.
Mai. Gen. Edward Croft. will be the
speaker at the conference of Infantry
officers Tuesday evening. There will
be lectures on military correspondence
and map reading. Maj. S. lie Roy Irwin,
unit instructor of the 513th and 315th
Field Artillery regiments. will direct
the conference of these two units
Wednesday evening, when mobiliz-
alton and the Sd Corps Area plan will
be discussed. At the Cavalry meeting
Thursday evening, Maj. r. w. Grow.
will discuss mechanical cavalry, while
Lieut.. Hess will speak on map read
ing, direction, and conventional signs.
An engineer map problem and esti-
mate of the situation will be the sub
iect of the 376th Engineer conference.
Friday evening. The same evening
members of the 1320th service unit
will take up the study and develop
ment of unit plans.
District Cavalry officers will meet
at the Fort Myer riding hall next
Sunday at o'clock for instruction in
equitation under the direction of Maj.
Mullenlx.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Cures That Don't Cure.

THE Food and Drug Administration,
- which is ever on guard against
fraudulent claims for various COM
pounds offered as curatives, frequently
traps an individual on particular
article. Recently, however, one ship
per was seized on charges Of whole
sale violation, 16 specific accusations
being made against the company.
covering articles ranging from cura-
tives to favoring compounds.
Among the products of the COM
pany. which was found guilty and
fined, were f1avoring extracts which
contained synthetic flavors and ma
terial to give cloudy appearance sug-
gestive of fruit juices.
Another company handling So
called cures which the administra-
tion's experts claim have no curative
powers specified that an ointment
which it marketed was good for every
thing from bunions to cholera NOR
bus.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
MonrOe's s'Secret" Desk.
DOWN at Fredericksburg, Va, in the

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~ law Office occupied by James
Monroe when he was just another
young man seeking to get ahead.
there have been collected many ar
ticles connected with his career. Most
interesting, of course, is the desk on
which he is reputed to have written
the Monroe Doctrine, which has kept
n-American nations from acquiring
any land in North or South America
since it was promulgated.
Like most desks of those days, it
had secret compartments, but the
secrecy went even further than most.
In the center of the desk the board
at the bottom of cubby hole lifts
to disclose q hidden recess in which
private papers could be kept. But
this hidden recess is only the outer
chamber. Two secret drawers can be
pulled into the recess from the sides,
providing two other hiding places for
treasured small articles and papers.