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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-16

StASSI 10 NAoiIAHS with ISldufcS All
Springfield, Mass for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Dorman of
East Main street have returned aft
er spending several days in New
York city.
Miss Katherine Feest of Hill
street is vacationing at Hampton
Beach for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Greene of
West Main street are spending two
weeks at Cornf1eld Point.
Misses Dorothy O'Connor of
Fairlawn avenue, Mary Scully and
Marion Blacker of Sylvan avenue,
Sally Kelley of Rye street, Pauline
Perreault of Arbor street, and
Louis Balfe of South View street
have returned after a two weeks
motor trip to Cape Cod and Maine.
John Reardon of Woodlawn ter
race and Charles Woodwork of
Plaza avenue have returned after
vacationing in Maine.
Mr.. ando Mrs. William Drake of
Watertown avenue are spending
two weeks at Laurel beach.
Miss Agnes Veillette of South
Main street is in New York city
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bartlett
and daughter Clara Jean of Way
land avenue and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hess and son, Frank, and
daughter, Dorothy, of Grandview
avenue are spending several days
at Camp O. the Woods, Spectator
Lake, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Smithers
of Pennington avenue are spend
ing a vacation in Bridgton, Maine.
A special meeting of the Anna
MADDEN camp, Royal Neighbors of
America, will be held on Monday
evening in Moose hall. All men,
bers are urged to attend.
MISS SndTlOtLS ESdH mas re-
turned to New York after spending
few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Egan, of Spencer
avenue. Miss Egan is connected
with Mount Vernon hospital.
Mrs, Arthur Quigley was hostess
at surprise bridge and grocery
shower at her home on Robbins
street recently in compliment to
Mrs. Leroy Yale, the former Ma
rion Cunsalus of fremont street.
Guests in attendance were: Mrs.
Thomas Dennison, Mrs. Charles
Tornley, Mrs. Glenn Sweet, Mrs.
John Barlow of Covington, KY,
Mrs. Henry Kunsalus. Mrs. John
McCleary, Mrs. Charles Minna-
man, Mrs. William Wood, Mrs.
Edison r. Granger, Mrs. Julia
Wheeler, Mrs. Lester Wheeler,
Mrs. William Sachsenhauser, Mrs.
David Cooley, Mrs. Clarence Yale.
Mrs. Harry Epson, Mrs. Clarence
Schulzinsky, Mrs. Earl Flower.
Mrs. Carl Probst, Mrs. Francis
Geoghegan, Mrs. Sofus Poulsen.
Mrs. Herbert Stephens, Miss Dor
othy Stevens of Philmont. N. Y,
Misses Catherine Henderson and
Bette Harter of Covington, KY,
Misses Lois Wheeler, Ethel Balsch.
Mildred Herbert, Airline Freeman
and Evelyn Poulsen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-16
French Committee To
Hold Benefit Dance

The French committee of Set
tiers Village met last evening at
the home of Miss Cecile Frechette
and completed plans for their ben
eft dance at Lakewood ballroom
next wednesday evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-16

Olive Ryb of Fern street is va
cationing in the White Mountains,
N. HI.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hayden OF
Luke street are yacationing at At
larltic City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-16

Miss Katherine Feest of Hill
street is vacationing at Hampton
Beach for two weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-16

Miss Charlotte Egan has re-
turned to New York after spending
few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Egan, of Spencer
avenue. Miss Egan is connected
with Mount Vernon hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-16

Miss Mae Stevens of Ashmun
street and her neice Miss Betty
Jane Pronoyost have returned
from Great Darlington where they
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Keeney. Miss Laura Keeney
returned with them and will re-
main here for several days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-16

Maurice F. Sullivan, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael F.. Sullivan Of
Crown street, who is student at
St. Briene Seminary, France, was
a rec emit visitor at the Worlds Fair
in Brussels, Belgium, while on his
way to Germany, where he plans
to spend the coming month.
Nogales international., 1935-05-11
OBSERVED
HERE AND THERE

Bob Laney clated over receipt Of
a dividend check from Western Au-
10 Supply Company. resuming pay
monts after Q lapse of two or three
years. All back payments will be
made and dividends Wall be paid
regularly every three months from
now on, Laney said.
Outgoing city officials wondering
who will be the Colonel House and
the Mark Hanna in the new Bett-
wy administration.
Nogallans sWamped By dime chain
letters from Kansas, California.
Texas, and other states
George Januel declaring during
the cold snap the other day that he
saw snow here in July, 1903.
A couple Chamber of Commerce
directors greatly interested in q
statement in this paper last Satur-
day to the effect that the new
EBettwy. administration may not
make the usual $500 :. year appro-
pr;ation fer the chamber.
Nogales international., 1935-05-11
Silver.

+ AS we understand the silver question-which may
be claiming a great deal, since nobody seems to TN
lderstand it very we-there is great deal more to
the effort to put the price of the white metal up to
S129 an ounce, it's old parity value with gold than
merely to favor the silver producers in the United
States. TO us il seems like move, and vdyimport-
one, in the effort to bring about an equaFzation
OF world currency values; and flat,W are told by all
the economists is something that must occur before
international trade can be restored to anything like
its old basis -<< .~.
The silver purchase act under which the Trea-
sry has lately twice boosted the price it will pay for
silver, 7757 cents an OUNCE atlas reports requir
Les this Governmental buy en6ugh silver to bring the
metallic reserve behind our currency up to point
where it is Oncquarter silver and hree-quarters gold
figuring silver at $1.29 ounce. AS We have more
than eight billions in monetary gold reserves this
would mean silver stock of at least two and one
half billions more silver than there is known to be
available in the world .
The natural result of this, and its purpose, is to
raise the world price Of silver, which is moving up
ward rapidly. And since nearly half of the people of
the world silver currency basis, the effect of
the rise, already noticeable is to increase their pur
chasing power in trade with the gold-standard and
managed-culrency nations, and at the same time to
take away the monetary advantage they have had i'll
exports to the rest Of the world
One Of the reasons for the world depression, ex-
perts say has been the competition Of low-cu1rency
nations in the world markets. Higher silver is expect
ed to stop that at least check unfair competition
Maybe this is all too complicated for us, but we
have to believe the experts who look forward to the
ultimate equalizaons Of all curencies as the surest
way to regain our foreign markets.
Nogales international., 1935-05-11
Nogales' Ambassador To Washington

Mayor Elect Andrew Bettwy flew to Washington
Tuesday on an important mission-One that may.
mean big things for Nogales He seeks three projects
namely:
l. a permanent army post for Nogales.
e. More CCC camps in Santa Cruz county.
(There's only one nOW).
8 Immediate construction Of the two propes-
ed dams on the Santa Cruz river and Son
oita creek.
VIII Bettwy get results? Time alone will tell He
may and he may not but it doesn't hurt to try A few
hundred dollars spent the trip may bring in thou
sands and thousands to the community.
Uncle Sam right now is spending millions-mon-
ey for projects not half worthy would be an
army post here or dams on the river.
Some folks are belittlng the BettWy attempt.
Several of those same folks few years ago raised
finances Or helped finance, similar mission that got
president and the government was not putting out
money to provide employment. Today it's different
story 4 progressive Democrat is president and Uncle
Sam is Ciishing out money.
Bettwy, having been candidate for governor Of
this state is well acquainted with number of high
officials back in Washington Among them is jim Far
ley, Postmaster General Who knows but what Andy
may easily convince Ji and then the President that
money spent for an army post Ill this border town
would be money we'll spent?
Andy is Nogaes ambassador to Washington, just
like some other individual is to be Arizonas as
suit of action taken by the last session of the legis
ture
Chances naturally are not the brightest in the
world that ndyWl bet results but as We have said
before it doesn't hurt to try Let's all hope he returns
to Nogales with an army post, more CCC camps, and
the dams on the river, in the bag.
Nogales international., 1935-05-11
Col.
A, T .
Bird

WROTE THE FOLLOWING IN
HIS NOGALES OASIS" "a
YEARS AGO.
Nogales international., 1935-05-11
The Resignation Of Chief Lo,Oe

Many Nogalians will regret to learn that j. J.
Lowe has resigned as chief of police.
After holding the post for II consecutive years
probably longer period than any chief of police in
Arizona-Mr. Lowe submitted his resignation to the
mayor and council Monday night. The resignation
effective May 31-the day before Andrew Bettwybe-
comes mayOr-Was accepted.
Chief Lowe announced four years ago that he
would not serve as chief if Bettwy were elected That
year Bettwy lost This spring Lowe made similar
announcement during the municipal campaign Bctt-
wy was elected now Mr.. Lowe is carrying out his
threat
J.+J Lowe will always be remembered here as
very capable chief of police-a fearless energetic Of
ficef-one who was always on the job day and night
running down law vioators and seeing to it that vice
got no foothold in this city
He was particularly foe. of gambling, in. fact
he has entered the quarters Of local lodge to
which he belongs and in which he was trustee from
the day slot machines were installed by that lodge.
Wherever he may go or whatever he may do No
galians iii general wish the retiring chief coed luck
and are grateful for his work in making Nogales
city noted for its absence Of crime and vice .'
Nogales international., 1935-05-11
Do You Trade At Home?

NogaIes high school graduates having their pic
lures taken outside of the town that keeps up their
Local concerns buying printing in Tucson and
other places thereby keeping several Nogales print
ers from steady work
Many-yes many-citizens of Nogales shopping
in Tucson. 80
Does the above look like Nogalians are trading
patronize Nogales business houses? Remember-when
you buy out of town the money you spent never COM
es back to Nogales, it is gone forever
Concerns outside of Santa Cruz County do not
pay taxes here, do not employ Santa Cruz labor, in
fact they contribute in no way to the upbuildng of
this community.
Nogales international., 1935-05-11

Sunday Doctor N. K. Noon started
for Los Angeles to have. surgical
treatment for his leg. which was
broken some months ago.
Mr. Leocadia Escalada Of the firm
of Escalada Brothers, who has been
visiting in Spain about a year, re-
turned to Nogales Thursday night.
Monday, Mr.. Allen c. Bernard.
manager Of the Greene Cattle Com
pany, was over from Mexico.
Miss Mary Saxon entertained
party Of friends Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Saxon entertained a
party Of friends Tuesday evening.
and Ed Austin came over from
Monday, Messrs. Lem Shattuck
BisbeC
Nogales international., 1935-05-11
The Proper Spirit

=! A few weeks ago Andrew Bettwy was elected
mayor following a bitter campaign.
al kinds CT charges flew thick and fast In
manly instances what the rival factions had to say
about their opponents was unprintable.
Now, most of that bitterness seems to have dis
appeared and rightly So The outgoing administration
the ones who were defeated-are going to join in
with the public in general and give Andy Bettwy and
his new board of aldermen. a rousing welcome when
they take office June /.
1t is the proper spirit and the spirit of fair play
usually shown throughout the United States. 1t pre-
walls when there is change in Washington Phoenix
etc, and it should always prevail in Nogaes
Every far-minded person is anxious to See, and
help Andy Bettwy, make his regime one that will
prove beneficial to Nogafes. The hatchet has been
buried and let 'er stay buried as long Andy makes
Il good mayor
Nogales international., 1935-05-11
GAMBEE SELLS OUT

q :
After being in business here l9
years, L.. r. Gambee has sold his
Purity Bottling Works on Walnut
street to. Joe Holmes of the Coca
Cola Bottling Works of Douglas.
The deal does not involve the Gam
bee real estate holdings. Mr.. Gam
bee will leave soon on a three
months vacation trip, returning to
NogaleS in the fall.
Nogales international., 1935-05-11
Some Criticism Unwarranted

Some of the criticism directed the past few days
at the Chamber Of Commerce is unwarranted
If you do not know what the chamber has been
accomplishing for Nogales take few minutes off
and Gus Michaels, secretary, will gladly give you
facts and figures. =:
The chamber isaa leading factor in the growth Of
this city, Notwithstanding statements of some knock
ers to the contrary.
Nogales international., 1935-05-11
BABY BOY

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Jones
of Tucson boy Wednesday at St.
Mary's hospital in Tucson. Mrs.
Jones before her marriage was Miss
Edna Barker of Nogales.
Nogales international., 1935-05-11

A. J. Abbott, stamp window clerk
at the postoffice. using pick and
shovel at his home on the Patagonia
road.
Nogales international., 1935-05-11
The Tax Commission Border Ruling

The Arizona Tax Commission this week ruled
taat residents of Mexico making purchases from Ar
IONA merchants must pay the two per cent sales tax
rather than the wholesale rate of fourth Of one
per cent
The Nogales International does not see how the
commission could rule otherwise
A purchase made at retail stores is a retail sale
and there is no reason in the world why anyone from
Mexico should be given preference over Arizonans.
Law is law and if a Nogales, AriZonan is compelled
10 pay the two per cent tax the same rule should
Iapply to a Nogales, Sonoran.
1t is the duty Of The tax commission to enforce
The law in fact it is the duty of all officials to en-
force ali laws. Mexico enforces its laws the letter
Did You ever know Of Mexico winking at Mexico's
stringent labor laws in order to give an American en-
Irloyment in that country?
II would be no more fair for the tax commission
to eliminate eXcans from the two per cent sales tax
than it would be to eliminate Califorrans and New
Mexico residents from the tax.
THE LAW MAKES NO EXCEPTIONS.
The Cady versus Cady divorce case in the Mari
cOpa county superior court was not a disappointment
to the courtroom habtues-ust they expected tes-
timony involving slot machine operation and the rev.
enue derived from them was brought out into the op-
en- and aired
1t gala day for those who seek to learn
how the other half Of the world lives-The only thing
disappointing was that the revenues from the plum
bell-chemy device not shown to be greater (Ari-
zona Fax, Phoenix)
Nogales international., 1935-05-11

A business man figuring time last
each week by unnecessary loafing
and visiting at his place of business
by persons who have nothing else
to do but take up the other fell
lows time and shoot the bull.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Miss Davis Is Hostess
Entertains District Visitors at Home
Near Charlotte Hall.

been visiting Mrs. John Peter Meskoff
of Washington for fortnight, has re-
turned to her home in st. Marys City.
Before her marriage Mrs. MeSkof was
Miss Olive Lynch of Valley Lee, Nd,
and a popular member of the younger
set here in st. Marys County.
Miss Edna Earle Wilmington.
daughter of Mr.. Luther E. Whiting
ton Of Dunkirk, was married to Mr..
Woodrow Wilson King, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Joseph w. King of Owings. Md.
Calvert County, October IL in the
Smithville M. E. Church, the Rev.
Clarence Mitchell, pastor Of the
church, officiating. The matron OF
honor was Mrs. Dorothy Trott Prout
of Dunkirk and Mr.. Calvert Norfolk,
brother-in-law to the bridegroom, was
best man. The ushers were MI. Ray
mond Wilmington of Washington, Mr..
c. Clinton Wilmington of Dunkirk,
Mr. Lawrence King of Jewell and Mr..
William Wilkinson of OwingS, Md.
Following reception at the home OF
the brides parents, they left on a
ASdtA1Cl4l "Voullls OilP 1AlA WAAA AAohS
their home at Bristol with the BRIDE
groom's parents until their own new
home is ready for them.
Mrs. John c. Work, accompanied
by her children, Peter and Evans
Work. are en- route to the Virgin
Islands, where Mr.. Work has been
sent by the Federal Government to
be in charge of the F. E. r. A. and
P. w. A. projects there. They have
sold their old place. Araby. in Charles
County, to Capt. Frank Fletcher, U.
S. N, and Mrs. Fletcher.
Miss Rachael Matson McKenney
and Mr. Emmett Eugene Cook. jr..
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Cook Of
Washington, were married here Oc-
tober in the st. Paul's NJ E. parson-
age. Mr.. Cook holds a position with
the Federal Government in Washing
ton.
Mrs. Charles McGervey of West Hat
ton is spending few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Jerry Patrick, in Wash
| ington.
Mr.. Julian Gillespie, United States
, commercial attache in Istanbul, Tur-
key, who. with his family, has been
the guest of his mother in law, Mrs.
Adrian Posey. has left to visit his own
home in Texas, where his wife and
children will join him early this
| month.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Gorham Hubbard and
their small daughter, Miss Bunny
Hubbard. who have been for several
months in Canada and Boston, have
returned to their Charles County es-
! tate.
! Francis King, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F. King entertained large number
of his young playmates at Halloween
party Wednesday afternoon, followed
by a supper in his parents ancestral
home. Felix Secundus, Leonardtowns S
| oldest house, which was built in 17O2.
The house was attractively decorated
to give Halloween atmosphere. Mr..
I and Mrs. A. F. King and Mrs. Char
! lotte King. grandmother of the young
host, assisted in receiving the guests.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Fairfax Lively Point
In Nearby Virainia

FAIRFAX, Va, November Mrs
John K. Livingston and her daugh-
ter-in-law. Mrs. Xii Livingston OF
Savannah, Ga, who have been visit
ing in New Hampshire, will arrive in
Fairfax Monday to spend a week as
the guest of Mrs. Richard EweIl
Thornton at her home, the Hill. En-
route to Fairfax they stopped over
for the Princeton-Navy game
Mrs. C. T. Rice will leave today to
spend the week end with her older
daughter, Miss Rebecca Rice, who is
student at Hollins' College.
Mrs. Clarence Collier was the guest
of honor at a miscellaneous shower
given her by members of the Fairfax
Elementary School All Club. The
| group, headed by its president, Miss
| Edith Malone Farr, surprised Mrs.
| Collier at her home, presenting her
with silver from the club as a whole
and with individual gifts from those
present. Mrs. Collier, who was before
her recent marriage Miss Dorothy
Brown, is a member of the school
faculty.
Mr.. Jack Swetnam of Luray, Mrs.
Anton Santi of Jamaica and State
Senator and Mrs. Albert Reynolds
and their two children of Princeton,
w. Va, who have been guests at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. Ford Swetnam.
have returned to their homes.
The Young Democratic Club of
Fairfax County was host last evening
at Willard Hall at Halloween ball.
The ball was festive with decorations
appropriate to the season and cos
tunes OF every description were in
evidence. The committee in charge
included Mrs. Paul Edmund Brown.
chairman; Mrs. Frank Gicker, presi-
dent of the club: Mr.. John Ferguson.
Miss Eolene Follin, Mrs. j. E. Staub,
Mr.. Edward H. Jones and Mr.. Hobart
Dwyer.
Supt. of School and Mrs. Wilbert
Tucker Woodson, accompanied by
| Mrs. Elsie A. Davis and Miss Alice
Crutchfield, will return tonight from
woodstock, Va, where they visited
Miss Sarah Thomas, demonstration
agent for shenandoah County.
Miss Bessie Broun has returned to
her home in Fredericksburg, Va, after
a weeks visit with Miss Mary O.
Amber.
State Senator and Mrs. John War
wick Rust motored to Charlottesville,
where they witnessed the Virginia.
Maryland game. Their son, Mr..
John Rust, jr., is a student at the
University of Virginia
The Rev. Herbert A. Donovan, who
has been conducting a mission serv-
ice at the church of the Rev. Robert
Gamble at, Logan, w. Va, returned
yesterday to the Episcopal rectory.
Mr.. Edward Hammond Of Whining
ton, Del, accompanied the Rev. Mr..
Donovan.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Benjamin en-
tertained at Halloween party last
evening for their two children, Mary
Julia and Richard. The young guests
numbered IS.
Evening star., 1935-11-03

25 guests. DR.. and Mrs. Leighty have
with them for visit their daughter,
Mrs. Cecil Childress, who arrived last
Sunday from her home in New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald A Young of
Virginia Highlands, Va, have as a
guest the latter's mother, Mrs. A. j.
Helton of Bloomington, Ind, who
will remain for the Winter season.
Mr.. Charles Woodman Harris, ST.,
is in Newburgh, N. Y, where he was
called on account of the serious ILL
ness of his father.
Mrs. j. Frank Kendrick entertained
informally at a Halloween tea from
3 until S o'clock Friday afternoon at
her home. in Oak Crest, Va, having
as guests Mrs. j. r. Swallen of Ia
koma Park, Md: Mrs Paul Mime
man, Mrs. Donald Jackson of Wash
ington; Mrs. Walter j. Roth of Park
Lane, Va; Mrs. W. B. Camp, Mrs.
Kenneth Beeson, Mrs. Russell c.
Engberg, and Mrs. Neil Hotchkiss, all
of Aurora Hills, Va.
Evening star., 1935-11-03

LEONARDTOWN, Md, November
a.-Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dyson and
Mrs. Harry Anderson of Washington
are guests today aand tomorrow OF
Miss Minnie Davis at her home near
Charlotte Hall. ,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Meredith OF
Charlotte Hall, Md, have the latters S
niece. Miss Betty Marshall OF Middle
sex. Va, with them, as well as the
Misses Worthington of Annapolis. Miss
Marshall, who has been with them
for a fortnight, will leave tomorrow
morning for her home in Virginia.
Mrs. John B. Abel, with her little
granddaughter, Betty Lou Abel, OF
Bayside at Clements, Md, is visiting
in Washington.
Mr.. Brook Bryan, son OF Mrs. j..
Brook Bryan of Potomac View. on
the lower Potomac River. will leave
within a fortnight for trip around
the world. He will sail from Balti-
more, through the Panama Canal to
San Francisco, across the Pacific
to the Orient, and home by way Of
New York City.
Miss v. M. Kellar of the extension
service of College Park. Md, who
makes her home in Washington, was
the speaker Tuesday afternoon at the
birthday anniversary luncheon held
by the ST Marys County Council. COM
posed of all the rural women's clubs
in the county, at Hotel ST. Marys.
Mrs. A. S. Gardiner. president of the
council, presided, while Mrs. j. o.
King of Ridge, member of the first
district club, was toaStmistresS.
Judge Harry Ludlum and Mrs. Lud-
lum of Oyster Bay. N. Y, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wakeman at
her place at Oraville, Md. the first
few days of this week.
Miss Eva Koday and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Cryer of Washington were din
ner guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Latham. Following the dinner
they cruised down the bay on Mr.
and Mrs. Lathan's yacht Playtime.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Miles gave a
large Halloween party Monday after
noon for their son George to cele-
brate his 10th birthday anniversary
ne 10 kuColS NCl Al SOosAiAAN'
Miss Eleanor Canter. daughter OF
the mayor of Charlotte Hall and Mrs.
Mrs. L. johnson Canter, was hostess
at a bridge luncheon Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Duke had with
them Sunday Mr. Dukes children, Mr..
John Duke and Miss Frances Duke of
Baltimore.
MIR. and Mrs. William Chesley. jr.,
of Charlotte Hall have returned from
O motor trip to Texas.
A wedding of interest is that of
Miss Myrtle Lee Elliott, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Elliott of Broomes
Island. to Mr.. Richard Emerson
Roberts, son of Mrs. Katherine B
Roberts and the late Richard Roberts
which took place october "a at 7:30
o'clock in Baltimore. the Rev. c. D.
Tyler officiating. Following wedding
trip the young couple will make their
home at the bridegroom's home in
Calvert County.
Miss Dorothy Millburn, who has