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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-06
WSCOUNT BYNG WORLD WAR HERO
 DIES IN ESSEX
Served Nation AS Years as Soldier Very Popular
 With Veterans

London, June G. (UP) Viscount Byng of Virny, whose name was associated with some of the most brilliant exploits of the World war, died early today at his home in Essex after years of i'll health.
 He was 72, and for 4S of his years he served the nation as sol- dier, statesman and administrative executive.
 He returned to England at the end of February after vainly seek ing health at Pasadena, Calf. He suffered heart attack there and returned to England. He went to his country home, Thorpe Hall, at Thorpe-Le-Soken and became i'll Monday night. An emergency oper- ation was performed Tuesday night for an internal disorder.
 Nearly all Englishmen knew of and admired him, but particularly World war veterans to whom the name Byng of Vimy meant much more than those of most com manders.
 k He was army commander at the outbreak of the World war, and became commander of the 3rd cav airy division. He led the desperate defense of Ypres, which was held against an overwhelmingly supe- rior German force using poison gas and flame throwers for the first time in modern history. He was knighted. Later he went to the Dardanelles, another of the wars toughest spots. Back in France, he led the Canadian army corps at Vimy ridge, the place from which he took his title.
 For his war services, he was made a baron and was given a royal grant of f30,0O0 ($150,000).
 From 1921 to 1926 he served as governor general of Canada. He was made 8 viscount in 1926. Re- turning to England to retirement, he was called upon in 1928, at 66, to become commissioner of Lon don's 10000 policemen at time when their morale was at a low ebb, due to charges of graft among some star men. He got the force into shape despite i'll health,s which forced him to resign in 1881. Next year he was made a field marshal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-06
Compensation Agreements

The following compensation agreements have been filed at the office of Commissioner James M. Lynch: American-Republican, Inc. and Roland Desroches of 319 West Grove street, lacerated fingers, $S.35 weekly during disability; Sil- liman & Godfrey Co. of Bridgeport and Lewis Patosa of Terryville, finger injury, $7 weekly; Ameri- can Brass Co. and L. Abata of An- sonia, toes injured, $S:32 weekly; Chase Metal Works and w. Fergu- son of 50 Vine street, knee injury. $7.79 weekly; Chase Metal Works and Thomas Mcdonald of Thom- aston, shoulder injury, $S.70 week. ly, American Brass Co. and Will liam Reaney of Torrington, hernia, $8.44 weekly; Fred Perrett of Ban tam and Vincent Galeglighetti of Bantam, hands injured, $6.93 weekly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-06
Marker Prices Turned h Irregular Course
SeIective Buying and Selling Went Ahead - Warner
 Brothers Pictures Gained Some Attention

Railroad shares were steady throughout the day with dealings light.
 Wall Street was still disturbed by the mudled situation in France where no one has as yet been able to form cabinet.
 The franc was shalSy and indica- tions were additional gold soon would flow from Paris to the United States. To-day's statement of the Bank of France revealed loss of 5000, ,0O0,0 ,0O0 francs for the week ended May 30 and the gold cover declined to 73.35 per cent from 7S.32 per cent.
 Wall Street estimated the United States Steel corporation would show a gain in It's shipments of fin- ished steel for May in its report to be issued on Monday. Earlier es- inmates had been for a decline. Hence the reversal aided U. s. Steel and steadied other steel shares.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-06
PUZZLE TO TEST
 YOUR PATIENCE

New Britain, Conn, June e. (UP)-Got a piece of paper and a pencil handy? Then, figure this one out.
 Joe Lee halls from Los Angeles, Calif., and he owns an automobile which he bought in Brooklyn, N. Y., and for which he purchas sed Georgia registration plates.
 His pal, Joe Marks, comes from St. Joseph. Mo, he bought his au- tomobile in Missouri, his license plates in Georgia and he failed to produce an operators license-said he didn't need one in the Show Me" state.
 The police answer was that Lee should be charged with driving with improper markers and marks with operating without a license.
 While he was booking the pris- oners, Lieut.. M. J. Flynn turned to his desk sergeant and asked:
 If Mississippi should steal Mis- souris New Jersey, what would Delaware?"
 To which the alert sergeant re- piled: Idaho, but Alaska"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-06
DREAM ALMOST
 BECAME REALITY

Bridgeport. Conn, June 6-(UP) Two nights in succession Michael Donlon dreamed that his two and one-half year-old son, James. drowned in a rain barrel in the yard of his home.
 Late yesterday Mrs. Donlon. preparing to go to a nearby store. looked into the back yard where Jimmy had been playing ''to see if he was all right"
 She found him submerged in the barrel with only his feet showing above the top.
 Emergency hospital doctors who revived the boy after working over him Is minutes with a respirator. said eff he had been in the barrel another minute we never could have revived him."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-06
FIVE RESCUED
 DOWN LADDERS

St. Johnubury, Vt., June 6-(U. P.)-Five persons were rescued over ladders to-day when fire swept three-story apartment and bus mess block here, causing damage estimated at $10,000.
 The fire, starting in an unoccu- pied room in the Cray building, spread to the Star Theater and a garage. Dense smoke engulfed the structure and firemen were forced to don gas masks to battle the flames due to meters melting and releasing illuminating gas through the building.
 Damage was caused principally by smoke and water.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-06
WOOL MARKET.

Boston, June G. (UP) - Only scattered sales of very moderate volume are being closed in the Bos- ton wool market. according to to- days report of the U. s. Agricul- ture department.
 The greater part of this business is on 64s and finer territory wools and on medium grade gleece wools. Quotations are largely nominal on most grades and abount steady. Limited quantities occasionally be- come available at prices on the low side or slightly below ranges quoted last week. Sizable lots are quite firmly held at unchanged asking prices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-06

(Continued from Page 1.) held, so that there is an actual in crease of 300 per cent in the num- Der of Japanese troops in North China.
 Business Men Alarmed.
 "American and other foreign business. men in North China need not fear their interests will suffer if Tientsin and Peiping are added to the demilitarized area soon," Eakai said. Business will continue as usual.
 'The fact is that business may improve as a result of ridding the Palping and Tientsin area of Chin csc soldiers"
 Despite Sakafs assurance, fore ign business men are extremely ap- prehensive. Arnold and Co., Tient- sin branch of one of the largest import and general merchandise dealers in North China, announced they are closing their business and moving out. The announcement specified no reasons.
 To Decide China's Fate.
 Japanese military commanders ofithe North China area were gath ering in Tientsin today to decide North China's fate in the most important war council since the conclusion of the MAnchurian in- cident. Sessions will be held to- morrow and Saturday.
 Takashi Sakai, chief of stan of the Japanese forces in North China, plainly hinted that Japan intended to occupy North China and make it demilitarized zone in an interview in which he assured foreign business that such occupa- ton would not interfere with their interests.
 Business men nevertheless were thoroughly alarmed and at least one big firm decided to close up and get out.
 More Troops Gather
 Commanders of all the Japanese garrisons in North China were gathered in Tientsin for an impor- tant conference which may decide the fate of North China. Lieut.. Gen. Yoshijiro Umezu, comman- der of the Japanese forces in Tien- tsin, announced that the com manders would meet tomorrow to devise steps to be taken because of the Unsatisfactory" replies of Ho Ying- Chin, Chinese war minister, to the Japanese demands regard ing suppression of bandits and as- sassinations of Japanese.
 Yu Hsueh-Chung, governor of Hopei province. in which both Pei ping and Tientsin lie, was relieved of duty today. His removal has been one of the main Japanese de- mands.
 He was appointed commander of the bandit suppression forces on the borders of Szechuen, Kansu and Shensi provinces, and left for Paoting, 100 miles southwest of Peiping by railway. His departure constituted 8 broad concession to the Japanese.
 The 1O2nd division of the Chin- es 32nd army left central China today for Tientsin, where the Jap anese are concentrating
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-06
By ELMER c. WALZER rIx.sfn<7 pweeS VHfr,onrf0l ETditA

NO1HNON F AHs55 N NAHx1H7NHs4N A1tHAtOA '
 New York, June 6--(UP)-Trad- ing qufeted down sharply son the stock exchange today and prices turned irregular.
 Selective buying and selling went ahead in special issues. Consider able attention was devoted to issues of Warner Brothers Pictures.
 Among the favorites on the up- side were Coca Cola which made a record high at 222, up points; American Crystal Sugar preferred 115, up 4; Owens Illinois Glass 1021s, up 5; Evans Auto 1Sh, up 2K, and American Locomotive 14k, up l. Some of these issues eascd from the highs before the close.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-06

New York, June 7-Insurance stocks in the New York City mar ket again reached a new 1885 high during May. After opening May at the months low of 47.1O. the weighted average of twenty issues reached the new 1895 high of 5O.43 on May 27. This compares with the former 1885 high of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-06
HIKES HIS BREAD

Chicago. June s--(UP)-Mrs. As,fhony cassose likes the bread Aee husband bakes. An 60 when ;uzks Leon EdeIman granted her M a week temporary aIImony, he aIt0 ordered Anthony, | haker, to aife her three l0avc4 of bread
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-06
Insurance Stocks
 Hit New High In May
Weighted Average For Twenty Issues Reach New
 l035 High of 5O.43 May Enclosed at 49.I7

47.9O on April 2s and is the high est point reached by the average since September 4, 1881. The av- craze closed May S1 lower at 49.17.
 Based on closing bid prices, the average ranged for the month as follows:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-06
BY JOSEPH s. WAsNEY

-(United Press Stan Corrcspondent)
 Georgetown, Del, June 6.-(UP)
 Mrs. May H. Carey, 56, conferred her final parental blessing on her three sons. Howard 27, dies on the gallows with her tomorrow. James 2s, is serving life. Lawrence, 21, is serving time for burglary.
 The last family reunion took place in Sussex county jail last night. James and Lawrence, hand- cuffed together, stood in the cor ridor facing the adjoining cells of their mother and brother. The was tearfully emotional.
 To-day, Mrs. Carey, had regained
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-06
HOME LOAN BONDS

Home Owners Loan
 As 1851 .... ss.2a 1oo.1o Home owners Loan
 s's 1s52 ... .1o1.5 1o1,a4 Home Owners Loan
 2N's 1s4s ....... ss.2s 1oo.12
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-06
JAPAN'S TROOPS
 INVADE CHINA

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The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
GEORGES TIRE SHOP

tires properly, and that is why this
repairing excels.
When you put Firestone Tire
on your car, whether a balloon
or regular you are assured. that you
have a tire or tube of all strong rub
Der and that with each and every
Firestone Tire under like conditions,
you will enjoy the same uni
form long service, with guaranteed
satisfaction is what you receive in
these tires.
And let us remark here that this
store is just about headquarters in
these parts for tires. This stock is
made of standard and high grade
brands of tires and is most complete.
AS this is a stock that represents an
investment of many thousands of dol
lars it can readily be seen that this
establishment is prepared to serve the
owners Of any make or model of auto
mobile.
We are glad to compliment Georges
Tire Shop upon the position they
occupy in the business world of this
section of the country and to assure
the public that here they will get
courteous treatment and high grade
goods.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
APACHE DRUG co.

Located in Mesa at 1875 West Main
Street-carry pure and wholesome
drugs and medicines in complete stock
Just drop in or call them on the
phone, and you will get the most
painstaking and accommodating
service that has won them such
an enviable reputation, a metropolitan
and progressive establishment under
able and popular management.
Known throughout this section as
one of the most reliable and progress
sive stores, is this we'll known drug
store. 1t has gained large trade
by their good quality and very COM
mendable methods. They are also
headquarters for the famous remedies
which are compounded from prescrip-
tions of renowned physicians, they
always keep the stock in the best
condition and a full line so that you
can get what you call for. They are
very careful in the filling Of pre-
scriptions and having had much expert
ence, the pharmacists at this store
are considered the best in their line.
These popular pharmacists also han
die complete line of druggists sun
dries, perfumes. toilet articles. combs
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
CLEMENS BEAUTY SHOPPE

They wave your hair as best suits
the contour Of your face, your type,
and personally, or give you the style
bob that fits.
They are we'll skilled in the proper
giving of facials. If you feel tired
out or your face shows signs of i'm
purities or blemishes, try having a few
facials at this shop. When you leave
the shop you will look we'll and feel
refreshed and young.
1t is woman's desire, not to say
birth-right, to look her best under all
circumstances and nowhere will you
find operators better qualified to per-
form these little touches of feminine
attractiveness than at this beauty
shop. They simply do wonders to
ones personal appearance, once you
turn your problems over to them.
This up-to-date beauty shop is a
most valued asset to the community
Not many communities can boast of
such an exceptional metropolitan SER
vice and in this business review we
wish to congratulate them upon the
attractiveness of their service.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

brushes and all of the goods that are
common to first class stores of this
kind.
Cigars, sodas or stationery as we'll
as the long line of druggists sundries
are here furnished the public with the
most accommodating service. The
manager is one of those genial and
whole-souled personalities who dis
penses good cheer on all occasions.
The institution is one that is known
far and wide not only as the pharmacy
where all pure drugs and chemicals
are kept, but giving the best of ser.
vice, and has attained a wide repu-
tation among the physicians for the
efficiency and care exercised in the com
pounding of prescriptions.
During the course of their career
they have witnessed marvellous ad-
vances in science and being keen stu
dents of the times, are thoroughly
familiar with every development.
These druggists were in business
when a druggist had to compound all
medicines and have a practical nowl-
edge.
We desire to compliment them upon
their eminently successful career in
the business and professional world.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

Located in Phoenix at 935 East
Van Buren Street-largest stock of
used tires and tubes in Arizona
where you buy with confidence. They
handle Firestone and other standard
makes of new tires. Retreading a
speciality.
There are many ways Of keeping
down the expense of operating an
automobile, and one of them is by
watching your tires closely. Some
owners think that as soon as the cas-
ing shows the least sign of wear it is
dangerous to use it longer, and hence
they are always complaining about the
ever increasing tire expense.
In this section old tires and tubes
are repaired correctly at this up-to-
date establishment under most efficient
and able direction. 1t has proved
that repairing tires from this establish
ment will save owners many a dollar.
Only experienced men are found here
Only the most modern and scientifical-
ly correct machinery is in use and the
best work turned out. Therefore salts
faction is guaranteed. 1t takes expert
ence and proper equipment to repair
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
BAE'S BICYCLE STORE

Located in Phoenix at 142 East
Adams Street-Iver Johnson Bicycles
lawn mowers sharpened and repaired,
bicycle accessories. Buy your boy or
girl a bicycle for Xmas.
There is no local firm more in
accord with the advancing and ever
changing times than this modern estab
lishment which has come to be recog-
nized as the sporting goods headquar-
ters of this section of the country.
With the changing times cycling is
gaining in popularity every day and
this firm has secured a complete line
which includes all models of highest
grade cycles manufactured. These
are standard products and afford the
public the very cheapest kind of travel
and in addition they are used for
sport and take the people to the great
outdoors.
They are all sold for cash or on an
easy payment plan and this enables
anyone to secure a bicycle. No matter
how much you have in mind, drop in
and see them and you will ride away.
1t is the most economical transporta-
tion there is today and requires but
small upkeep. Then the sport of rid
ing a bicycle is far more than any
other form of getting about.
When it comes to bicycles they are
able to give the very best of service.
No matter what kind of bicycle you
may have they are able to place it
in first class condition.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

You not only feel at home in this
attractive and refined beauty parlor,
but the work done is so satisfac-
tory that once you visit the establish
ment, your return is assured, you be-
come regular patron of the Clemens
Beauty Shoppe, located in Phoenix at
206 West Adams Street.
They are adept in all phases of this
work and cater to the discriminating
those who desire the best in the latest
methods of beauty culture. They
keep in touch with all new develop
ments in this line and you arc assured
of that personal touch SO necessary to
successful beauty operations.
After all beauty is contour. 1t is
symmetry that creates a pleasant sen
sation in our minds when we see
things that are lovely. The manage
ment Of this establishment has made
a close study Of types and hair for
so long that they are we'll able to ad-
wise in these matters. They realize
that each individual type must be met
in dressing or bobbing hair.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
JACK KLECK IMPLEMENT co.

Located in Phoenix at 10Th Avenue
and Thomas Road-complete line of
farm tools and implements. They
are distributors for B. Hayman Co.
Inc.
This firm is recognized for miles
around as headquarters for the worlds
leading makes of farm machinery and
tools and dependable and prompt
service in repairs and supplies.
They supply large territory and
have come to be known in this and
adjacent counties as the foremost in
their line and by reason of their sat
isfactory service are rapidly expand
ing and justly merit their rapidly in
creasing patronage.
Being amply financed they are en-
abled to buy in large amounts, thus
demanding quantity discounts which
are quite saving and are passed a.
long to the patrons. In their essen
tial work of supplying equipment for
the most expeditions production of
foods they are of a two-fold benefit
to the community. BY reason of this
adequate stock of dependable farm
tools the farmers for miles around
are attracted to this trading point
and the money goes into circulation
thru the local medium. Secondly, the
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
ARIZONA FLORAL co.

have that ability to make up every
wreath, every corsage, every bouquet,
every basket of flowers so that each
flower will show up to the best ad-
vantage. A mysterious power this,
like that of an Oriental. 1t is almost
true that florists, like poets, are born
not made.
But the making up of bouquets and
baskets of flowers is only one special
ty of these versatile artists. You
may give a ball or hold a wedding in
your home. You want the most beau
tiful decorations. Flowers are essen
tial. This floral establishment will
not only furnish you with the flowers
but the florists will give you the bene
fit of all their knowledge as to how
to decorate your parlor, ballroom or
entire residence most strikingly. This,
they feel, is their contribution of SER
vice to the community.
This floral establishment itself is a
paragon of beauty. 1t is indeed joy
to drop in and look over the wonder
ful displays. You can be assured of
the most courteous and considerate
treatment, whether you come to make
a purchase or not. The popularity
of the Arizona Floral Co. in itself
speaks for the high place these flor
lists hold as respected citizens of this
city and community.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

Located in Phoenix at 81 West
Adams Street-Dovis Hardware and
Furniture Co. at Coolidge act as their
representatives and give special at
tention to any order left in their care.
"Say it with flowers" is a national
slogan. The people of this commun-
ity have special reason to make it
their slogan. Few cities have floral
establishment so we'll fitted to make
the floral message all that it should
be as this up-to1date and modern for
ist concern, ready to meet the needs
of all the people. No matter what
the occasion for fowers-and they are
many-this establishment is ready to
fill the needs.
Beautifully arranged corsages and
bouquets are supplied at all times.
Also flowers are furnished for elabor-
ate decorations of bathrooms and resi-
dences. Courteous service always.
To the true florist the artistic ar
ranging of a pretty corsage which
they know will be cause of comment
from all who attend the hall at which
1t is worn is pleasure. They like
to do it. No one could love their
work more than these well known in
dividuals who operate their business
more for the love of the work than to
reap a material reward. This is the
true secret Of success, after all. They
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
EFFRON & co.

Located in Phoenix at 1909 East
Madison Street-dealer in used ma
terials, large assortment of pipe fit
ings, pulleys, shaftings, betting, chain
blocks, motors, etc.
The prosperity of the city is greatly
increased by the extent Of their trade.
which extends all over this section,
which is their chosen field of endeavor
and brings new people to the commu-
nifty. Through the extended trade
channels Of this active firm many dol.
lars are brought yearly into this Sec
ton.
Good value and reasonable prices
have placed their iron and supply pro
ducts on the markets thru-out the
country. Effron and Company
started its business career on
a solid foundation, knowing that sue
cess in this business could only be
gained by selling quality products
upon a very fair margin of profit.
Fair and honest business methods at
all times, individual service 20 every
patron has established for them a
trade that has extended in every direc
ton from this city. All these bust
ness assets have been the reason for
their success, and with these meth
DDS in mind they have always been
successful in business. They have
always been consistent boosters for all
things adding to the growth and pros
perity of the community at all times,
knowing that a firm that did not pos
sess solid business methods would
wither and die.