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The Washington times., 1935-08-12
.CLISER FACING
PARK CUSTER

LURAY, Va, Aug. 12-Approxl-
mately IS families may have to be
evicted from the Shenandoah
Park area it was revealed today.
A checkup showed 265 families
of the original $50 still remaining
on the property, the Federal Coy
eminent has acquired for park
purposes. Some have permission
to remain.
Sheriffs in the four counties
affected by the park are prepared
to do their duty in evicting the
residents, but admit they do not
like their task.
Removal of the families awaits
settlement of a test case by the
Supreme Court.
Melanchton Cliser, largest prop
erty owner in the area, is among
those who face possible eviction.
The Washington times., 1935-08-12
.2In Chinese Cabinet
Resiqn in Shame

NANKING, Aug. IL U.N.SO :.
Japan's recent seizure Of political
control in North China today
brought about the resignation of
two of the strongest S1en in
China'S cabinet.
War Minister Ho ng-Chin gave
UP his office as a result Of SINH
lar action by Premier Wang
Ching-Wei. General Ho, 1t was
understood, ascribed his action to
the feeling that he insult share
with Wang the onus for submit
ting to Japan's demands for with.
drawal Of troops and anti-Japa.
nese officials from northern prov
inceS.
The Washington times., 1935-08-12
VIRGINIA WPA
STRIKE S|FTED
TO 7 CASES

Reports Of wholesale refusals to
work by persons of relief in ALE
gheny county, Va, were effectively
Squelched today when an investi-
CATION by Harry L. Hopkins, FERA
and WPA administrator, revealed
that out of 80 cases studied only
two could be classified as unjust
1fiable refusals" of work.
In the remaining cases, accord
ing to Administrator Hopkins, it
was the circumstances surround
ing the refusal rather than un-
willingness to work, which led to
the failure to take the jobs Of
fered.
Explains Two RefuSalS
One of the unjustifiable refuS-
ais, Mr.. Hopkins explained, was
by a man who would not work for
the foreman to whom he had been
assigned.
The second was by a workman
who refused to report for work
on q PWA road job.
Mr.. Hopkins said:
1.-THE facts amply demon
strate that unwillingnesS to
work is very rarely the cause for
relief clients refusing to accept
Jobs.
PROVIDING SAFEGUARD
"The study indicates that the
normal channels for inveStlga-
tiion and removal from relief
Of persons refusing jobs are pro-
viding an effective and, II any
thing, an Over-diligent safe
guard against such abuses as
are claimed to exist"
OF the 80 cases investigated,
said Mr.. Hopkins, ten persons,
whose refusals to work were con-
sidered warrented, were retained
on relief rolls.
Fourteen were closed from relief
in response to the general Admin.
istrative order that all relief
clients found refusing jobs should
be dismissed from the relief rolls.
Five others were receiving no
relief although their cases were
still open for investigation and
three cases were not relief cases
at all.
The Washington times., 1935-08-12
Toby Wing, Coogan
Just Good Friends

TORONTO, Aug. IL Q.N.S0.
Toby Wing may wear Coogan
ring but the young film star and
Jackie Coogan are not engaged.
Miss Wing made that clear (for
the umpteenth time) today when
she arrived here to start work on
a new production. She declared:
1--WE are good friends and
that's all. We are not en-
gagged" --
The Washington times., 1935-08-12
10Th CenturY-Fox
Has Enq|ish Unit

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 12.-For-
nation of an English film pro-
ducing init of Twentieth Century
Fox's new merger was announced
today by Joseph M. Schenck,
chairman just before he left by air
plane for New York. He said the
huge Korda film producing plant
near London already has been &C.
quired, and 10 major productions
g year will be undertaken.
The Washington times., 1935-08-12
Do You Remember!
,(AnSwerS to Questions on

.(AnSDerS to Questions on
Page 81
Mr.. Arson, Virgin Island
clergyman, hurled sensational
charges before the Senate
investigating committee.
Governor Nice Of Mary.
land, issued q pardon to Mr..
Wolf, disbarred attorney.
DIR. Ware, university pro-
fessor, sued the University of
Wyoming to force that insti-
tuition to carry out a contract
with her.
DR.. Simon, noted criminOl.
ogist, announced a new
method of Identification
through measurement of the
eye.
Miss SibIey, missing col
lege coed feared dead, was
reported seen alive.
The Washington times., 1935-08-12
Trannad BY Police

Henry Watts. colored, "a, of the
100 block Massachusetts, Ave.
N. W., was arrested early today
as police said he was trying to
cut into a laundry window at 1104
North Capitol st. Two policemen,
j. T. White and j. R. Rinker, ar
rested him.
The Washington times., 1935-08-12

MR.. AND MRS. MELANCHTON CL1SER
OWNER OF house, store and 46 in the shenan-
doah National Park, Va Mr.. Cser refuses to sell his
property or discuss with Federal officials whom he
told to get OUT when they visited him. The property
says he Disseminated against in the matter Of
price offered He defes the Government to evct him.
La gaceta., 1935-02-01
LONG ES AGUAiRDADO HOY
EN- LOUISIANA

Baton Rouge, La, Feb. IL
Esperase que arribe hoy a esta
ciudad ell senador Long, de Loui
siana, con Ell fin de hacer fren-
tie, p~ersonaimente, a la rebellion
de sus enemigos politicos.
Centenares de miembros de
la guardia nacional custodian
la capital y hacen cumplir la
ley marcial. La sociedad Square
Deal, organizada para comba-
tir a Long, Sc propone realizar
una Marcia, sin armas, sobre la
capital, y pedir que ell congre-
so investigue.
Ernesto Bourgeois, presiden-
te de la Association, estaba aver
en- McComb, Miss, pidiendo al
presidente Roosevelt nombre
un grupo de ciudadanos de pro-
minencia nacional para astu-
diar la situaci6n de Louisiana.
Este no es una huelga o una
La gaceta., 1935-02-01
LAS JOYAS DE LA IMAM
IA EULALIA

Madrid, Febrere LAS tri
bulaciones de la infanta Eula-
Liza. tia del exrsy Alfonso, por
no poder recuperar un badl lie
no de joyaS de su propiedad,
fueron reveladas en- Paris por
la infanta misma, segdn tele :
gramas que publican los dia +.
rios monarquicos.
BESIDE hace amos la infanta
vive en- complete retro y cast
en- la pobreza, comparable gu
vida con la de su real sobrino
y familia. Pero ella posee una
de las mejores colecciones de
joyas de Europa, y la salv6 de
la revolution.
Cuando Azana era primer
ministro hizo remitir las joyaa
al Banco de Espaha.
"Desde entonces, dice Eula-
liza, no he vuelto a saber de
elias. Obtuve los servicios de
un agente, pero cuando inqui-
rio en- ell Banco Sc lie dijo que
nadie saba donde estaban. M
las regal6 mi madre y valen al
gunos millones de frances"
La gaceta., 1935-02-01
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n de Clearwater v ca
dena Nacional: GAS, Lowell
Thomas; 700, Amos y Andy;
z 80, Red Davis; s:45, Rubber
neck Tour; 300 Beatrice Ii
HE; $50, revista de Phil Bak-
err; 1920, orquesta de Black
IL 10, orquesta de Angelo Fer
dinando; 1870, orquesta de
Noble Sissle; IL 100. orquesta
de don Pedro,
Estaci6n WDAE y cadena
Columbia: 500, orquesta de
Frank Daley; 6:15, orquesta
de Leon de Navarro; GAS, los
Cadetes; 1885, orquesta de Fet
La gaceta., 1935-02-01
NFORMACIO
DEL PUERTO

Entraron aver los siguientes
vapores: 0rriskany, hondure-
no, a descargar platanos; Cuba,
americana, con p~asajeros y car
ga, Y Garlic, Commercial Bos-
tonian, Virginia Sinclair y Com
mercial Pioneer, todos de matrf
cula estadunidense.
Aver mismo partieron todos
esos vapores, con La exception
del hondureno.
La motonave nicaragiense
Worden zarp6 con rumbo a Ca
DO Haitien, en- Haiti.
La gaceta., 1935-02-01

ia trasera de la carcel con una
nave hecha de un pedazo de
acero.
Sparkman Embellishments
fu9 recluido en- una zelda apar-
tada de todas las demas Y con-
fes6 que habfa estado procuran-
do facilitar la evasion de Ar
thur Guest y Cecil Long, conde
nados a prisi6n perpetua por ell
asesinato de OrlO r. Brown, de-
pendiente que fuera de una es-
taci6n de gasolina situada en- la
avenida de Florida.
El "preso de confianza" del
carc6lero extingue una condena
por robar orc a un dentista de
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1935-02-01
AMARRARoN 7 o
aaron A WA MUJER QUE
Sc HA E A DECLA-
RAR ENsLA CAUSA CON
IRA HAUPTMANN -

New York, Febrero LA
Sra. Fannette Rivkin, duena de
un salon de Embellishments,
fue encontrada aver sin conoci-
miento, atada y mordazada, en-
ell establecimien de su propie-
dad, que habia Sido incendiado
por manos criminales. Ell encar
gado del edificio salv6 la vida
a la mujer, dando cuenta a las
autoridades.
Hace pocos dias la Rivkin Sc
ofreci6 al abogado general Wi
lentz, de New Jersey, para de-
clarar en- la causa, pero todavia
no ha sido llamada.
Luego de que IN medico ira
baj6 con ella mas de media no
ra para d~evolverle ell conoci-
miento, la mujer dijo estas pa
labras: Yo dire que no Sc quien
10 hizo. No 10 voy a decir, 20 10
,juro.
FL esposo de la atacada, ST.
mon Rivkin, declare a la poll
cia que probablemente podria
identificar al hombre que puso
en- peligro la vida de su mujer.
La gaceta., 1935-02-01
Los delegados del Soviet hiicieron demostraciones
contrarias al imperialism nippon

Moscou, Feb. 1o-Al mencio-
narse aver en- ell Congreso So
Wet las actividades de los japo-
neses en- la Manchuria, los de-
legados de todas las uniones hi
cieron demostraciones de incon-
formidad y desagrado. Ell pri-
mer ministro Molotdff mani
fest6 que ell gabierno habfa re-
chazado has sugestiones japo-
nesas en- pro de Ia desmilitari-
Zaci6n de la frontera Siberia
Manchukuo.
Esas demostraciones contras
taron con las de algeria EXPIRE
sadas al saberse que en- I'm ano
La gaceta., 1935-02-01
Provoc6 un AAolento incidente ehH
Congreso Ell diputado comunista Bolivar


Madrid, Feb 1.-Cuando Ell
Congreso rendfa homemade a
la memoria del monarquico
don Jose Sanchez Guerra, que
fue primer ministro en- ell rel
nado de Alfonso XIII, ell dipu-
tado comunista Bolivar Sc puso
de pie y dijo que el no pensa-
ba como los Que habjan elogia
do al exministro conservador.
Sanchez Guerra, segun Eli
var, durante su estancia en- ef
poder, como jefe del gobierno,
oprimi6 a los trabajadores e
hizo ejecutar a varios de ellos.
Antes de que pudiera seguis
La gaceta., 1935-02-01

ell ejarcito rojo habia sido au-
mentado desde 600 900 a $40,
900 hombres.
Molotoff acus6 al Jap6n de
violar ell tratado de Portsmouth
firmado en- 1905, a la conclu-
sion de la guerra ruso-japone-
sa, que dispuso la desmilitari-
zaci6n de las fronteras de los
dos palses en- la isla sakhalin Y
entire Corea y Siberia. Molotoff
afirm6, y sus paiabras fueron
acogidas con sonoras carcaja-
das, que csc tratado tambien o.
bligaba a Russia y ell Jap6n a
garantizar los derechos de Chi
ma en- La Manchuria.
La gaceta., 1935-02-01
N0td de dmelo

Lamentsmos sinceramente ell
fallecimiento de la apreciable
Sra. Zoila Perez, ocurrido Ell pa
sado sabado en- su Residential de
la calle Forest. ndmero TIP.
Larga Y penosa la enferme-
dad que sufri6. Los esfuerzos
de la ciencia fueron in1tiles.
Ell lupes Sc verified su sepe-
lilo, en- Ell Cementerio Rose Hill.
Numerosas personals acorn
panaron La carroza f1nebre que
llevaba ell cuerpo de una dana
atenta y bondadosa.
Al llegar a la Metropolis Ell
feretro fue cargado carinosa-
mente por su hijo Luis Perez y
los Sres. Jose Alvarez, Ernesta
Fernandez, Alfredo Fernandez,
Antonio La Fe y Ramon Alton
so.
Despidi6 ell duelo ell Rev. Ca
rrera.
En- gran numero las ofrendas
florales cubrieron la fosa.
Reciban sus queridos hijos
Luis, Zoila, "Billita", su esposo
Luis Perez, sus hermanos, au-
sentes en- Camagiey, Enrique,
Luis, Edelmira Y Maria Esther
Escobar y Elvira Escobar Pc
rez, asi como la Sra. Amalia y
Srta. Mayita LIMA, que eran
familiares de la extinta, nues.
tro mas sentido p@same.
Descanse en- paz la que STEM
pre- tuvo para los que la trata.
ron un rasgo de bondad.
La gaceta., 1935-02-01

toda la camara, con la excep-
ci6n de algunos diputados ca
talanes. que Sc mantuvieron en-
sus escanos, amenaz6 con alta
car al dfputado.
Muchos diputados gritaron :
iEchenle a la Gale. Marchese.
Fuera, fuera!
Sin inmutarse Bolivar Sc
gufa Orlando y Sc lie ego de-
cir: Sanchez Guerra era un ase
sine de los trabajadores y cam
pesinos.
Al fin ell p~residente Alba pu
do restablecer la trahquilidad,
sin danos mayores.
La gaceta., 1935-02-01
pat<esas XVI
Las reformas a la Constissscia

Madrid Feb. 1a-Las Cortes
estan de evo celebrando sesG,
mes, desdW ell pasado microbes.
Ell primer ministro Lerroux tn
vo que reorganizar su gabinete
Iy 10 hizo facilmente, no obstan-
tie los pron6sticos de sus enemi-
|gos politicos. .
Ell primer cambio surgi6 con
la renuncia del m~inistro de edu-
Icaci6n, don Filiberto Viaalobos,
a quien reemplaz6 don joaquin
lDualde, miembro del mismo par
lido, del liberal dem6crata.
Entonces ell ministro sin car
terra Martinez de Velasco, jefe
del partido Agrario, y otro mi
nistro de la misma clase, Pita
Romero, entregaron sus dimi-
stones. Esto ocurri6 hace tres
semanaS.
Martinez de Velasco explic6
que 81 habla acceptable temporal
mente, en- I'm .momento cuando
el gobierno necesitaba una fusr
tie mayorfa. Ahora que la, paz sc
ha restablecido Y La revolution
de octubre es una memoria des-
agradable, I'll creia que podia
retirarse con absolute seguri-
dad,
Ell ministro de obras publ
cas-, don Jose Maria Cid, per-
nance en- su puesto, contando
ICON ell apoyo del partido agra
rio, al cual pertenece. Pita Ro-
nero continua siendo embaja-
dor en- ell Vaticano.
Don Jose Rocha, ell ministro
de marina, que in~terinamente
La gaceta., 1935-02-01
CASA AMUEBLADA
SEMINOLE HEIGHTS

Solo $4,000. $50O.OO al con-
tado. Sala grande, comedor, co
Gina, dos cuartos de dormir,
bano, portal de dormir en- ell
frente, hogan para ell invierno,
cerca del institute. FL dueno
page $11,50O por ella. Gale
pavimentada. La adquirimos
por una hipoteca de $500. Re-
flgerador ~electrico. Bien amue
blada. Lame a A. V. L6pze,
Telefono 1851.
A. J. SIMMS, Inc.
La gaceta., 1935-02-01
Pieitos y Divorcios

Ida Ellis Baker contra Oslo
Arthur Baker; Ruth Jensen
Cooley contra John A. Cooley /;
Edith Richards contra Herbert
Richards; Ciudad de Tampa
contra Antonina Gullo; Wylene
Stevens contra Warren Stew
ems; Margarita Nelson Last
niger contra Allison B. Last
niger; Butler Maynor contra
los herederos desconocidos de
Emma NJ. Johnson; Ravanell
Painter contra Vernon Paint
er; Stock Yards Investment Co.
contra Z. B. Mckay.
La gaceta., 1935-02-01
Pr69ima fiesta

va Sc empieza a hablar con
entusiasmo de la gran fiesta
que La Secci6n de Intereses del
Centre Asturiano prepare, en-
TODD ell edificio social, ell dfa 81
de MARIO. ulevara ell bonito
nombre de Restaurant Maxim.
va hemos dicho y ahora 10
recordamos, que durante ell al.
almuerzo, que sera servido ga
lantemente por la simpatica Sec
ci6n de Damas, habra m6sica
y n1meros de variedades.
Una fiesta por TODD 10 alto.
La gaceta., 1935-02-01
De n1tevo en- Ybor

De n1tevo en- YbOr
Ell conocido barbero Francis
co Calvo, que estuvo establecido
en- la Gale IL y Septima aveni-
.da, Y trabaj6 despues en- eAffba-
rrio alto" de la ciudad, ha vuel-
to de nuevo a Ybor, y 10 tene-
mos en- ell salon barberia "Man-
haitian, de la Septima n1mero
1905.
Aver me decia: "No Sc que
me pasa; no me encuentro bien
sin este barrie; me parece que
estoy en- mi casa" Quedan en-
terados sus amigos.
Cesar RiVero.
La gaceta., 1935-02-01
Galloway

Jean Galloway
La famOsa orquesta tOcara
en- ell bale matinee que prepare
la Secci6n de Recreo del Circu-
10 Cubano para Ell pr9ximo do
mingo. Trasmitira hoy desde ell
micr6fono de la VILLA Clear
water, de 4:45 a $.
La gaceta., 1935-02-01

.revuelta, es un estado de que
IRA civil como no ha existido
otro en- la historic de la ma
ci0n."
La gaceta., 1935-02-01
e. II. Y.

II. n. Z.
Muy adelantadas las repara-
clones que Sc estan llevando a
cabo en- ell local de la Gale 10 y
''Wenida IL, perteneciente a es-
tie club.
Ell piso sera TODD nuevo, asi
como ell ornamento.
La gaceta., 1935-02-01

tbs; $50, ritmo de rapsOdia; 9:
80, hotel Hollywood; Ills, or
questa de Nels !, y II 80, Or
questa de Jacc Renard,
La gaceta., 1935-02-01
DE
FACILITAR LA EVASION
DE LOS ASESINOS DE
ORLO R. BROWN

Conrado Dopp, encargado de
la cArcel del condado en- hOras
de la noche, sorprendi6 a Clyde
Sparkman, uno de los 'cabos
de vara", cuando abria la puer-
La gaceta., 1935-02-01
SOCIALES

Hoy Sc rebniran los MEM
bros de este club. Sc ruega la a
sistencia de todos.
La gaceta., 1935-02-01

pulafPue tlene tres mlnisa
en- ell gobierno, asegur6 a Lee
rroux Que ell gobierno podia con
tao con su partido. Asi los je-
fes de los cuatro grupos que
componen la presente mayoria
del p~arlamento acuan de acuer-
do.
Probablensenf la mas impor
tante pieza Legislative a c0nsi-
derar por fs Cortes es I'm pro-
veto de nueva ley electoral mu
nicipal. Las elecciones munich
pales deben efectuarse antes de
fines de abril. Muchos once
jales y alcaldes fueron reempla-
zados por orden gubernativa Y
isus puestos deben ser cubiertos
pOr ell electorado.
Una parte de la opinion pu-
blica demanda reformas consti-
tucionalA. De hecho la revision
de la Constitution fue la princi-
pal promesa de los partidos de
la derecha, que t~riunfaron en-
los comicios de noviembre de
1888.
Esas reformas muy pronto
seran presentadas al parliament
to-.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-12
Trolley Operator Exonerated in Death of Valentine Boil
SHARKS FOUND
ATNEW LONDON
Fisherman Fights School
and Brought One to
Shore Dead

New London, Conn, Aug. H.
UP)-Bathers along the beaches
in the New London area were
warned to-day to stay close to
shore because Of the appearance
of sharks in Long Island Sound
over the week end. A school of
blue nose sharks appeared off
Hubinett Beach, Waterford, late
Sunday, causing panic among sew
eral hundred bathers. William
Proctor, a fisherman set out in
boat and after a three hour battle
shot and harpooned one and
fought off two others.
He hauled his catch ashore. 1t
measured 10 feet in length and
weighed 400 pounds, the largest
ever seen in these waters. Last
month sveral sharks attacked two
boys off Madison in shallow wa
ter but they were pulled to safety.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-12
|EAMON de- VALERA
| HAS new PLANS
Will Draft Constitution to
Divide Free State From
England

Dublin, Aug. 12.-(UP)-Presi-
dent cannon De Valera is drafting
a new constitution which it is ex-
pected will confront Britain with
the choice of an Irish republic in
side the British commonwealth or
a completely independent Ireland.
The constitution will be present.
ed to a joint sessions of the Dali
and senate in the autumn. 1t
will replace the 1922 constitution
of the Free State, to which Britain
consented.
After passage of the new con-
stitution, De Valera may call for a
general election in which the ques-
ton of Ireland's complete indepen-
dence will be an acute issue.
In recent decision of the Free
State government that British
citizenship is optional with Ireland
was regarded as a significant ad-
ditional move towards freedom.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-12
THREE MEN ARE
WELL GUARDED

Sacramento, CAL, Aug. H.
(CP).-Special police details today
guarded the Sacramento county
county Jail which held three men
suspected in the Staying of Chief
of Police Elton G. Fish of North
Sacramento, the fourth police chief
slain on the Pacific coast within
80 days. Authorities asserted there
was no possibility Of mob violence.
But they took no chance of repe-
tition Of the lynching nine days
ago Of Clyde Johnson, suspected
slayer of Chief of Police Frank
Daw Of Dunsmuir. The men under
arrest were Alfred Paine, 26, Hugh
Smith, rs, and George Wallace, 81,
all of Oakland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-12
VANDALSLOOTED
MEMORIAL BOX

Stratford, Conn, Aug. 12-(UP)
Valuable historical documents
and coins, commemorative of the
dedication OF the soldiers and
sailors monument on the grounds
Of Christ Episcopal church, were
stolen and others destroyed when
vandals looted a lead box concealed
in a panel at the base of the pedes-
tai.
The panel, opened last month
while workmen secured the loos-
ened figure of a Union soldier on
top of the monument, had been left
unsealed.
Papers, photographs and silver
coins minted in 1889, when the
monument was erected, were pill
fered. Rain seeped into the box
and blurred the printing on docu-
ments left behind by the thieves.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-12
Ickes Appoints
QUA. Graduate

Washington, Aug. 12-(UP)
Public Works Administrator
Harold Il. Ickes announced
the appointment today Of
Nicholas j. Chiascione, 2O7
Maple avenue, III artford
Conn. as an examiner in the
works projects section, Public
Works Administration.
AS an examiner, Chiascione
will deal with complaints of
contractors throughout the
country ON PWA contracts.
Chiascione is a graduate Of
Buckley high school, Hart
ford, and holds an A. b. and
NJ. A. degree from the Cath
Ollie University in Washing
ton. He is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas Chiascione of
Hartford. .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-12

Trust company.
Consul Bech pointed out that in
one of the leading cities of Den
mark the government is now en-
gagged in going out into the out
side towns procuring buildings
that show the old history of the
country. These houses are being
and are being set up in one place
permanently so as to preserve the
historical background of Denmark.
Following inspection of the Viii
lage, Consul Rech agreed to re-
turn next month when the Scan
dinavian cottage is dedicted at
Settlers Village.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-12
Edward Mathon Free
OF All Blame After
Is Undergo Hearings
No Criminal Act or Negligence Caused Fatality Ayers
Monzani Today Believed Man Remained on Tracks
Apparently Confused in Crossing Street

fracturing ribs on the right,
side. The trolley car stopped
before the front trucks had
passed the point where Mr..
Boil lay. He was taken to his
home and competent medical
aid was called, but he died at
two-thirty o'clock in the after
noon on the same day as the
result of the injuries sustained.
I find that said death was
caused by fractured skull and
fractured ribs, combined with
shock, received when deceased
was struck the trolley car oper-
ated by Edward Nation, but
that said death was not caus-
ed by any criminal act, omis-
sion or carelessness on the part
Of said Nation.
JOHN T. MONZANI,
Coroner for New Haven
County at Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-12
Danish Consul Visits
At Settlers Village
Inspects Set-Up, Advises City to Make Settlement
Permanent; To Return for Scandinavian Dedication

Settlers Village should be made
a permanent institution, George
Bech of Greenwich, Conn, and
New York city, Danish consul,
asserted Saturday afternoon after
tercentenary layout. Consul Bech
was escorted through the village by
Joseph t.. st Loais, secretary to
Mayor Frank Hayes. The Danish
representative visited Waterbury
on Saturday to inspect Settlers
Village after hearing many re-
ports on it. He was introduced
at the mayors office by Carl D.
Olson, treasurer of the Waterbury