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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-23
Singers Tour Town
 Tomorrow Evening
United Church Young People Offer Christmas Carols;
 ItaIian.American Women Sponsor Party
BEACON FALLS Wm J. Baxter. Correspondent Naugatuck 672-2

Beacon Falls, Dec. 23-ChriStmas carols will be sung Tuesday night by a group of young people of the United church parish. The singers will gather at the church at 7:3O o'clock tomorrow evening and then will tour the community singing the old carols so dear to many. Charles Fellows, E. Edwards, An thony Mag, Raymond Deegan, H Harris, John Maroney, John Daly w. Celay, Frank Honyotsky, Ed ward Honyotsky, T. Sirrello, J. Mar iano, Raymond Bowling, Hans Nell son and J. Calvin.
 Singer Weeds.
 Mrs. Bertha tVibperus) Smith well-known singer in the Congre- gational Church here, and Frank A. Smith of Naugatuck were mar ried yesterday afternoon in the Congregational Church at 2 D. m by Rev. Edward R. Hance, pastor MT. and Mrs. B. N. Wilmot were attendants.
 A good Christmas business is be- ing reported by many local stores They will remain open tonight un- til 9 o'clock to allow residents who are late in buying gifts to make their purchases.
 Local barbers remained open this afternoon and will be open to 6:3( tonight. They will remain oper until 8 o'clock Tuesday night.
 Most of the workers in the U. s Rubber factory here will get only 8 one-day holiday Christmas day due to the rush of business in that plant now. There will be few who will get several days as they will go out-of town, but these vii be much in the minority. Loca business will be at 8 standstil Wednesday with stores, factories banks and other places closed. Per. sons wishing some reading ovel the holiday should visit the Howard WhitSemore adult library today a: the library will be closed tomorrow as usual and will not be open Wed. nesday. The children's library vii be open tomorrow but not Wednes' day.
 Benjamin F. Benson, a native O. Naugatuck, was found dead in bee at his home at 12 Aetna street thii morning. He had been ill a weel with severe cold. Medical Exam iner Dr. Harold Johnson investigat ed, but had submitted no report III to noon time today.
 MT. Benson is survived by hi wife, Mary (West) Benson; tw' sons, Jesse and William; and ; daughter, Doris. For years he re sided on Benham street in Uniol City and later moved to Elm Stree Extension.
 He was 8 carpenter by trade am up until the time of his illness wa employed by the borough welfar department.
 Funeral arrangements are incom plete,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-23

Christmas tree formed one of the decorations and Santa Claus was on hand to give out prizes.
 The school closed today and will reopen Monday, January 6.
 Two Parties Today.
 Tow Christmas parties were held for Congregational Church parish toners today. At 3 o'clock this af- ternoon the party for the kinder garten and primary departments of the Church school held. Parents of children in these grades attended.
 This evening at ZOO o'clock the Junior, Intermediates and Senior departments will enjoy their party in the parish house. Christmas Memories" play, will be offered under the direction of Mrs. Andrew Watson. The cast consists of Cecily Grant, Dorothy McCollum, Frank lin Bristol, with the junior choir.
 The Boy Scouts will meet at 7:30 o'clock Thursday night. Friday night the eleventh annual Christ mas dance will be held under the auspices of the Parish Players and Young Peoples Fellowship in the parish house. The Black and Gold orchestra will furnish music. Chil- dren will have the floor from 2 to g D. m. under the direction of Will liam M. Chittenden and Charles P. Rodenbach. Adults will then take the floor from to a. m.
 Next Sunday Lyman B. Bunnell, church organist, will render an organ recital at 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
 The hearts of 600 local children were gladdened yesterday at the annual Christmas party for them in Columbus hall by Naugatuck Aerie of Eagles. Santa Claus was on hand and distributed gifts. An enter tainment program consisting o1 acrobatic dances by Phyliss John- son, a tap dance by Leonard North TOD and Christmas selections by the Serenaders was presented. John J. Daly acted as master of ceremonies. Bremen under the direction of Chief Milton Calvin patrolled the halls to insure safety Assisting him were: John Weaving, Maurice Scanlon and John Maroney From Columbus hall the group of Eagles went to Meadowbrook home where the program was again giv- en and gifts distributed to the 37 inmates. The men received pipes and tobacco and the women dresses
 Alex J. Mccarthy headed the committee in charge. Others 1n- cluded: John Tucker, Edward Kelps D. Emmett Shea, Paul Passeck John Allen, c. Miller, A. Miller, F Unis, Richard Kelly, John Honyot- sky. Milton Calvin, John Lannon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-23
reemen to Settle Finances of Local WPA Projects
HERE'S
 YOUR CHRISTMAS CHEER!
.l:'I:
IMPORTED
DOMESTIC

Whatever your favorite wine liquor may be you'll find it here among our stock the largest retail liquor display in New England We've given special attention to preparing for your Yulede wants and ready to serve you at big savings. Here you will find all nationally advertised brands as well the finest of imported products
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-23

A Christmas party was held in St Hedwig's hall this afternoon for children of the parish school. A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-23

sents distinct departure from the characterizations have seen him in to-date. Here is a raggedly old tramp with walrus mustache and unkempt hair but his soul is in the role he portrays and the result is another gratifying George Arliss triumph.
 Plan now to see this great Yule- tide show at the State Wednesday to Friday.
 Make your plans also to attend the gala Midnight Show at this the ater on New Years eve. Always a grand time and what show they've planned for this year. Headlining it is the absolute "tops" of all the G-Men pictures Show Them No Mercy" and also the scintillating new singing, danc- ing screen star Jessie Mathews il, "First A Girl". Make up party anc welcome the New Year at the State this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-23
Affair fnr Children

 pleted for the annual Christmas party to be held for Children of the Sunday school of St. Michaels church this evening at 2 o5clock in White Eagle hall. Rev. Francis Higgins will be host and entertain ment will be furnished. Santa Claus will be on hand to distribute gifts and candy.
 Frank w. Semplenski was chosen president of the O. K. club at the annual meeting held yesterday aft ernoon at the club rooms on High land avenue. He succeeds Edward Quinn. John Rourke was elected vice-president and secretary and Charles Kevit was selected as treas urer.
 Party Tonight
 The annual Christmas party of the invoice and credit department of the Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe company will be held tonight at the Park restaurant.
 Gifts will be exchanged and a dinner enjoyed. An entertainment program is planned.
 Many out-of-town visitors were expected here tonight and tomor- row. They will visit relatives of friends over the holidays. The town presents a Christmas appearance with individual homes showing lighted Christmas trees.
 The community tree on the green at the center of the town presents a striking appearance, being attrac- lively lighted.
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81 Wanted to Trade
SWAPS

TO ADVERTISERS ad appear
Ing in this column is listed 10 The Times
swap Bureau directory for sixty days
receive = special rate Of seven days for
the price OF i've and four days for the
cost Of three. Call RI-555l.
Will. PAY So 90 cash. girls used bicycles.
900 r. 63rd-st. WA-il33
~ TON Model trucks For sale or
trade. 55l Grande-av, from 400 W.
Michigan-St-
PRINTING For = cash and what? Rea-
sonable prices, Work guaranteed BOYD
KITCHEN cabinet. sink. metal folding
beds Whippet coupe. for cash. III
n oxford.
CULTIVATOR-One row. for live stock
cash or what2 DR-7886-2.
CHEVROLET ia-ton truck. sell or trade
l-tOn truck 276 n. Lynn.
AUTOMOBILES repaired at your home al
lows you cheaper price. Cash? DIP
NATURES Minerals for Health. Call RI
1861 for particulars. l27 Z. Ohio-st.
SUBURBAN lot. northeast. clear. for good
used car or equity CH-669i-
SWAPS-Auto trunk bumper. spotlight,
dual horns. cash or what? SI2z n. Key
stone.
FORD '29 coupe. new tires; 500 ODDS
mobile coupe; late %; SOS. CH-275l-W.
ELECTRIC popcorn machine .5-tube bat
te~y radio or what have YOU? 648 5. New
JerSey-St.
TO TRADER@If you can not md
what VOu desire in the ads IN this
column. call the Swap Counter. R1-555l
and We will attempt to arrange a trace
fo- you from Swaps advertisements pre-
yiously published There IS no charge
for this service.
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LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices
sHER1FFs SALE
LEO K SMITH.
Attorney for Plaintiff.

By virtue Of a certified copy Of decree
to me directed from the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court OF Marion County. Indiana IN
cause No. 50l73. wherein The Peoples
Plaintiff, and Beulah ~. Baker et al. De-
PENDANTS, requiring me 70 make the sums
u money. as provided for in said decree,
public sale to the highest bidder on
SATURDAY THE 18th DAY OF
JUNE, 1895.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. N. and
o'clock P. NJ OF said day. at the door
Of the Court House Of Marion County.
indiana the rents and profits for q term
not exceeding seven years OF the following
real estate in Marion County. Indiana.
part OF the west half OF the
southeast quarter Of section q. town
ship IS North, range East. more par
ticularly described as follows.
Beginning az point on the north
west corner Of said quarter section;
thence east $751; feet along the north
line OF said quarter section; thence
south 327 feet. thence vest 677.36 feet
70 the west line Of said quarter sec
ton: thence north 327 feet 70 the place
Of beginning. excepting tnerefrom
however, the following
BEGINNING At the northwest corner
Of said half quarter section, thence
east 27i feet; thence south 227 feet;
thence west 2l2 feet TO point on tne
thence north 227 feet 10 the place Of
beginning Marion County. Indiana;
II such rents and prohtS VIII not sell Tor
! sufficient sum 20 satisfy SAID decree with
tine and place. expose 70 public sale the
se simple Of said real estate. or 50 mucn
thereof as may be sufficient 70 discharge
said decree. Said sale VIII be made Witn-
out relief from valuation or appraisement
AVS OTTO RAY.
Sheriff Of Marion County
Nav 25-l-E.
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% Furnished Apts. and Houses

- uruiSneu apis anu HOUSES
$3.50. ILLINOIS. y. uois- Beautiful
unde-n efficiency apartments. utilities
$50 NORTH -Iux-.rtous brick bunr Nd
Elr- c-hers- WHITE. RI-sl66. IR-s9a6
BLVD -PL. 3iI9-1 bedrooms nicely FUR
nshcd SIS. adults. June IS 60 SEPT. J.
HU-3sl7-R
pouch cnt-- adults IS vs. HE-il55-
CENTRAL. I418-s-room apartment. can
sleep. excellent condition
MERIDIAN. N-Owuer. beautifully fur
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PARK. i-5l-Livue. diuing. ki,chen. newly
Furnished Frigiuairc- Couple HE-s5Ss-
PENN. y. Ss31. APT. F-3-room apart
mont u. September Isl. SEQ Custodian
SUNSET. y OF SSH Owner-s s-bedroom
single June % september. $50 WA-ioi6-
VILLA. 737 rooms and bath nicely fur
rlslf4- CESAR EaraSe- Inquire So
WALNUT. p iis-3 rooms. private baths
1rst lc1r See houseSeeper in basement
AfPLoYED iadv. share home with
ewp-eycd couple on elderly lazy. DR.
OWNERS s-rccm single. beautiful yard
shade SIS Adults Nov. SEPT. Isl.
WANT ~ emrloycd Eisis 20 share mod
c-u nome ultE Noruc WIDOW. rreaktas-
OPTIONAL. close 20 trolley. lI55 ArEow-av.
24-a Summer Camps and Cottages
BARBEE LAKE-s ard 4--oom cottages.
beats. g. and So Vk. EA-sos7-J.
WHY 60 f1rther2 Furnished home. Beau
tiful Northern Wcocs Beach. is miles
north HU-i7s2-
SELL Robinest cottage. LaEcon Park 20
minutes downtown $500. s1cr.-ce tcr
$1,000 DR-1i1i. DAYS.
uCHIGAN-s00 miles rorth. s-room cot
taSe. fireplace. screened pcrchss quiet.
best nshing. Eolf. SO week. IR-o356
SILVER CAN1P-E. side Lake shafer. large
cottages UoCeEE- UNIQUE small cabins
bats 2 y :. Monuoe-.o- $50 y. Elder
RENT-Honre Wauasee- BEDROOMS. :
baths. ss1S season. $3.50 month. modern
cottage TpuecarCe Lake S21S season
HAELLE z HALFWAY. Syracuse. IND
Phone SIS.
IS Business. ONCE and Desk Space
Illinois. \. asoo-Bus.ness room. isxs7:
ideal any business. reasonable. HA-2951
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS s-room modern
singh SHADE. aoEers. Del- school. DR.
sToREROOsE l7xe0-ssTH & COLLEGE
IDEAL baker,. ce-icateSsen. vegetable.
etc Ef-ez1f
vas Ire oriv Indianapolis EveninE Paper
The MASSACHUSETTS,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
q Houses For Sale
soUTH-NIce 4-room bunr. ins. de toilet.
good LEGATION 10 Car1eic Parx Vicinity
Price $3.50. 500 cash, balance monthly.
AMERICAN ESTATES CO. REALTORS.
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PEOPLE Who Want TO Sell People Who Through Times Want Ads
SdAmA ThummbUh Read OMr Newspaper
AUTO M o TlV
IS Autos for Sale


NOTIcE-wM CARSON has moved TO $50
Virginia-av to handle new Pontiacs
1882 COACH, sIs5: 1891 Ford 4-door sedan.
Sf45 FL terms POI w Wash
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We can sell you a good car as low as
SIS down. balance weekly if YOU are regu-
larry employed ana are a householder.
Come in and see
SHOLTY MOTORS, 5436 E. Wash.
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21 Unfinished Apartments
THE DUNDEE
RFMeNI RfNHl bReAO

Cholcs apaFtmeufs gladly SHOWN HE-l32s.
indianapolis Rental Agency
Furn and unfurr. apis. Free servics and
manipulation EI-sf52.
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s.. BELMONT. r.. 90I-f rooms. garage;
water inside HU-si58-
Sc F-Rorm cottage. lights and gas. ga
rage. Fard 1883 Burton
sI0-WhT Pn BELL 95O-6-rm. semi-
mod obi. shades. screens Al El-1s-l
si3 SD WATER PD.-Coueu. 27f9s 5-rm.
rewi-wnr 1ni. shades, screens. unusual.
h-L Hl--fl1-
$500. oLNEY. b. 1QsQ-5 rooms. mod
HU-755s
SIS. MICHIGAN. r. 2s3l- Modern s.
room ulI1.r. garage near Tech HI
sIs WAT PD Della. n. 1905. 5-rm.
strlr..v mod dhi-- excel condi RI-2929.
siG CENTRAL. 1f0l-1 rooms rcpaint-
r1 Uew screens water paid HU-5-2f-
s15-r-rCau modern redecorafed. floors .
I'm he'd. references. j. 7. -3rd- TA-26i3
So NORTH 900 Beautiful f-bcdroom
home. others. WHITE RI-tl66, IIR-
BAETH-AV. I537-1-bedrm- mod not Wa
-el ue1t. nfar school. CAL $50 Gar
BRoOKSIDE-AV. 2t23-7 rooms. semi-mOd-
rru. A-l. water paid. SIS DR-5ffo.
COILEGE-hV. 82g- single. rooms, mod
err- lrccc1rared. near Real silk; Sl8
COL EGE s258 Colonial double. 3 bed
esllas condition. s42 So. water paid.
Hh-lls6
DAWSON-sr. sll-Uppcr Duplex. SIC: 5
rooms modern. wards garage IA-b6o8-
EASTERN AVE. 238-Near Tech. 81. Phil
lp rooms. garage water paid DR.
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rrcc.lrlrcd. rchnished. water paid. So
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JEFFERSON. N s3f-s25- . room modern
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NEW YORK. 1908 VS. rooms. water
p1id- >ll- hi-st-'-
SUEI BV-ST 21i6 5-r0om modern buEga-
l1H- -aragcs Eona condition. SIS HA-
VIRGINIA-Av. s67-s rooms. bath good
condition. SIG. water paid
27TH-Sf. f.. l20-Overlooking Fall Greek.
rooms. SIS. garage. water PAID hU-
1881 W. 55TH ST-s-room & kitchenette.
modern single rcmodeled, Al. IR-So66
CoLORED-3 rooms new paner. garden.
IS. 60 see gao W. 12th-st-. near At
COLORED sill Hamilton. N 1870.
rooms seml-moderu- lnclosed back porch
CH-4Iss-W
CoLoRED- Northwestern. 272s. SIS:
TA-is1s-
COlored
-471 Parker corv s-rocm modern bunEa-
lTW water paid YARD sla N0
1f-17sl C. C. GROVE - Nirginia-av
COLOREu- Northucs-ern. $3.50 e-Toom
modern. garage. water paid. SIS HA-
1851
SPHINX APARTMENTS
MERIDIAN y. co35. furn unfur-
r.
1sth- p. III. furn. unfurn. ss7.s0-ss7 So
18Th. r los. tlru- unlurn --. So so-stl
Fenn-s-- y ii33 .----.... ssS-s SIS
cist. ". 81 ----------- 50 so 81
Nrr.far y 400 ..-......- sf5-sI2;
GENERAL APT. INC.
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$500 oLNEY X 20so-5 rooms. mod
cru tlr-aioW. garage. good condition
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SIC. MICHIGAN r. 2s3l Modern s.
room C1I1.C. GARAGE. near Tech IR-
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LIVESTOCK
AZ Dogs, Birds. Pets
80 Horses, Cattle, Poultry

Fresh Jersey cows and springers. WA
1923.
FOR SALE-2 young milk goats. kids by
side; sl4 each. or tE5 for $40.
CHARLES HARTING, New Palestine. IND.
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70 Rooms with Board
% Wanted 10 Rent Rooms

WANTED Furnished light housekeeping
rooms. district TrcEEsral HiEk school.
$40 mo. HI-lf0F.
TTsfE6 WANT ADS make interesting read
lrr because irrerr sting bargains q many
Eu1r arn lr-rl here daily.
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sIs WAT PD Della. n. 240s. 5-rm
strictly mod dbl. excel. condL RI-2929
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-471 Parker coEv s-rocm modern bunEa-
fru. water Maid. Yard sls f0
I.f-77sI C. C. GROVE - Virginia-av
COLORED- NCrthucs-ern, ESQ. 6-room
modern. garage water paid. SIS HA-
lssf-J
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s.. BELMONT. r.. G1I-f rooms. garage,
water inside HC-si58-
-s-Errm cottage lights and gas. ga
race Farf -838 Burton
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37-a Auctions, Private Sales
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So NORTH 1000 Beautiful s-bedroom
homo. others. WHITE RI-tl66. IR-
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BAETH-AV. I537-2-bedrm- mod hot wa
rer uerr. near school. Call $50 Car
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% Lots, Farms and Acreage

ia ACRES good farm state Nationa
Road p miles out. price SEQ acre. vortl
more small payment FOREMAN. 81
Lemc-e bldg RI 80T7.
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s127-7 rooms. semi-mOd-
u. Al. .aL.r naLd. sl5- DR-lfio-
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$3.50 ILLINOIS, " SIOt- Beautiful
modern efficiency apartments. utilities
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ooh, thanks lot" said Scouty.
Gee, why don't you come with me
and see the fun that's bound to
come when Quincy hears the funny
noise?"
Il will" the man replied. Your
trick, I hope, will work out very
slick. only hope that QUINCY will
not be mad at you boys"
They walked up to the pile of
hay where sleepy little QUINCY lay.
Now, start the patting," said the
man, land do it gently, too"
Don't worry, mister, I know
how to be real friendly with this
cow" said Scouty. Then the pat
ting brought a long and drawn-out
Moo"
The first sound woke wee Quincy.
He looked as frightened as could
be. Up to his feet he jumped and
then across the ground he tore.
Murray, it worked" cried Cop
Ply. Say, just see that youngster
dash away I'll bet he will not fall
asleep in hay piles any more"
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THE TINYNIITES

Now, be as quiet as can be-" said
Scouty, and a sight you'll see. Right
now, I hear wee Quincy snore. He'll
get a big surprise.
Wen get this COW TO lick his
check. Then out of sight well
quickly sneak. It will be fun to
watch him, when he opens up his
eyes
But, wait! have better plan
that we might try out, if we can
Ill run and ask the owner how to
make this old COW moo.
Then, if she'll moo in Duncys
ear, the lad will scramble out of
here" "Okay," said Copy, that
Will be a funny thing to do"
They found the owner near at
hand. He said, She thinks that
petting's grand, so merely stroke
her neck and I am sure she'll moo
a bit.
She's always been a pet, you see,
and she is very fond of me. I've
patted her since she was young.
That's why she's fond Of it,"
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Williams
BY BlOsSer
BY Crane
Hamlin

Suddenly an English voice came down to them
from above: Show no fear!" Then the iron-
nerved Tarzan ran back along the cliff and de-
scended, and presently he was walking across the
courtyard-slowly. confidently majesticaly in full
sight of the Baalitesl
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The earth reyoves about the
and As seconds this multiple
month"; day week study has
out our present calendar and calendar is
regarded satisfactory
NEXT-IIOw often
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Creeping along the top OF the cliff, Tarzan soon
overlooked the niche where four men toiled at
toward the Fiery Pillar. At that moment Arbea
cried out and farzan knew they were near the
range of the deadly rays!
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There was no time now for the ape-man to
concoct any elaborate plan. First he must stop
that machine! Swift as lightning he set an arrow
to his bow. The tight string zoomed, and sped
the arrow to its mark-the arched back CT one
Of the turner's of the MINDLESS.
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Thrice more, in swift succession. the deadly
missiles few from Tarzans bow into the niche.
Each found its mark. The MINDLESS stopped.
Jerry Jones, Lady Beth and Arbela felt the pull
of the rope slacken. They looked at each other
with incredulous amaZement
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-18

close to scuttng the good old packet that has weathered so many storms.
 As to the last question. there is ample indca- tion that his adversaries will capitalize sentiment against him but the evidence far is that even the Republicans get together on program of their own. Other opposition groups built on single purposes with no general program which can hope for a universal appeal. The opponents are centering their fire attack and tearing down and offering no substitute thus the definite con- structive Roosevelt program stands out pro tective harbor in the of uncertainty and turmoil which makes up his opposition
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CONSUMER IS GOAT AGAIN.

Out Of the eruption which has swept the Pacific Northwest lumber mills for the past Il weeks ap- pears to be coming a readjustment and normal conditions. More than half the timber companies reported back to their usual production and thousands of workers returning to work.
 Dependent Alaska is outside goods the lumber strike had it's unfavorable effect on the Territory though distance had the tendency to minimize the actual fracases. With the mills oper- ating again construction work which has been held up in the North will be able to resume and we hope rapidly The plankng of the Douglas Island bridge is one of the examples here close at home This work has been delayed for weeks because of inability of mills to supply the necessary lumber
 The disasterous results of the strike is more far reaching in the States. Again it is revealed that no one has profited from such action, and the par ticular goat usual has been the poor old consumer who never goes strike but too often has more than ample reason to do so.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-18
FERTILIZATION <. DEGREE REBUFF TO CATHOLICS
German Reich Prohibits Propaganda A gainst
 Government Plan

BERLIN, Germany, July 18.-The Catholic clergy's objections to ster- ilization drew a retort here today from the Reich in the form of a decree providing heavy punishment for persons spreading propaganda against deprivation of procreative powers.
 The decree was issued by Dr. Wilhelm Prick. the Minister of the Interior. It was regarded by Catholics as blow against the church.
 The decree is considered likely to lead to further arrangement between the church and the gov ernment. Sterilization of expectant mothers is considered the greatest obstacle in the way of understand ing between the two, with a pro- posed amendment calling for the consent of the woman.