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The Washington times., 1935-08-17

vies is abetted by brilliant sup.
port from the fast-talking P a
O'Brien, by splendid comedy
trimming provided by Patsy Kelly
and Frank McHugh, by romantic
lyrics as voiced by Dick Powell
Dick sings page Miss Glory" a
Warren and Dublin tune that has
already caught the nations fancy
via the radio.
Serving we'll in less important
roles are Lyle Talbot, Alan Jen'
kins, Berton McLane. Berton
Churchill, AL Sheahan. Joseph
Cawthorn, Mary Aston and Helen
Lowell. An ace cast for an ace
picture.
Great Stage Show
On the stage Lee Sims and
Nlomay Bailey lend class to the
headline spot. This is one act re.
cruited from the radio studios
that has a handful Of trumps for
vaudeville. Sims can WOO en-.
trancing melody from a keyboard
and is wizard at song arrange
ments. Miss Bailey opens with
''zing Goes the Strings of My
The Washington times., 1935-08-17
Likes the Sea

Henry Wilcoxon. who plays King
Richard the Lion Heart in Cecil
B. De Miles 1.-THE Crusader, u
lives more on his 40-foot yacht,
Wanderlure, than in his newly,
purchased Hollywood home.
The Washington times., 1935-08-17

never counted myself her ardent
admirer as an actress.
Wallace Berry, thank Thespis,
rings true. AS the hypocritical
scoundrel responsible for the dirty
work in this story, he assays 100
per cent. He's great.
Miss Rosalind Russell, as Sybil,
delivers herself well, playing ad-
mirably the restraint and poise
demanded by her role. Robert
Benchley, as a drunken author,
does some very swell comedy.
j. W.. B.
The Washington times., 1935-08-17
MARION DAVIES TRIUMPHS = k +.
Star Receives Brilliant Support
From Dick Powell, O'Brien
And AII-Star Cast
BY ANDREW r. KELLEY

Marion Davies, handsomely served by the boxofce
queens of the Warner Bros studio makes "Page Miss
Glory the fastest and funniest farce comedy that has
The Washington times., 1935-08-17

In Page Miss Glory" She Has a
RoIIicking Comedy With Music
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Louceni bez pitt.

V New cYorku parnfky oce-
anske, hlavne ty, ktere voz1 ce-
stujfc1 zamoznejsf, mali pravi-
do, pri odjezdu do Evropy O.
pousteti pTfstav O pdlnoci. Pa
sazefi zaberou sve kabiny z We
cera, a pax cd sedmi 81 osmi
hodin az do pGlnoci trva "lou-
cent, ktereho Sc 1castnf jejich
pfatele z New Yorku, napTed
hlucne feci, pax zp6vy a ko-
neGne vyjevy, pfi nichz Sc i ste
warti, vsemu zvykl1, cervenajf.
Nyn1 ma zakrocenf 1fad6 roz-
hodly Sc paroplavebni linie, re
tomu udelaif konec tim, re
pred odjezdem lodi mcdowell
zadny prodej lfhovin. Ty Sc
zacnou prodavat az Sc octne
LODI ma mort. Nynf byl ucin6n
prvn1 pokus ma lodi Berengaria
kde nebyla nikomu prodana a.
nj kapka. Lide Sc Size pTisli ma
LODI louciti, ale odbylo Sc to zti-
cha. Nikdo 81 ami nezp1val.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Zvirfe.

V Chicago 21leta Helen
James stala Sc obet1 zvrhleho
nasiln1ka. Vratila Sc Sc svym
manzelem Orlandem v 11.20 V
noel do sveho domova. Pojed-
nou vystoupil z loznice muz S
revolverem V ruce a prohlasil,
re jde O prepaid. Jamese pfi-
vazal k zidli a zacpal mu 1sta.
PAX porucil Jamesove, ably Sc
svlekla do naha, nacez zavlekl
il do loznice, kde musela 81 O.
bouti strevfcky S vysokymi pod
patky. PAX il porucil, ably 81
leila ma still, spustil radio a po-
cal ubohou zenu mrskati sym
opaskem a mrskal il tax dlou-
no, az z ran pocala Sc rinouti
krev. PAX pred zraky bezmoc-
neho manzela il znasilnil.
Ztravil byte pres hodinu.
Poslouchal radio, jedi cukro-
vinky a pax jeste dvakrat zna-
silnil mladou zenu.
Konecne il svazal a ucpal u
sta. Ukradl j diamantovy pr
stem v Gene $3.50 a kl1c cd do
mu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Miluj mne a meho psa.

Deset psi a padesat sklen6-
nych nadob ma ryby hrali pre-
dGlezitou 1lohu v zalob6 O roz-
vod V Los Angeles, Kalifornie.
zalobu podal namoTnf dGstoj-
nix, Roland M. Comfort.
V zalobe zada O pravo mad
svym synem. TIDAL, re manzel-
ka jeho, Helen E. Comfort, III
la S hochem, psy a rybami v
padesati nadobach We dvou
svetnic1ch. DGstojnfk udal, re
jeho manzelka, kdyz sc roze-
sli, venovala cely sv1j cas-
psGm.
" Joplin, Missouri, pone-
vac jeho manzelka ~vlastnila "a
PSI, ktere on musel krmiti, Ed
ward H. Shackleford, zadal O
roZvod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Chuf k jidlu navracena, bolest
zmizeIa.

pred sedmi lety, c1til jsem
pc cely rok hrozne. Ztratil
jsem chut k j1dlu, mel jsem bo-
lesti pc celem tele a trpel jsem,
co Sc zdalo byti nezazivnosti.
PAX mne nekdo odporucil Ora.
Petra Hoboko. Uzfval jsem lex
pc tri mes1ce. Uzdravil jsem
Sc a cd te dolby jej uzfvam. Gil
nj vse, CO O mem tvrdlte a Cd
stranuje necistoty re s~oustavy."
Toto bylo psano Paul G.. Volk-
mann, Watertown, Wis. Ora.
Petra Hoboko jest bylinny lex,
ktery povzbuzuje cinnost "a
ludku a zaz1vacfch 1stroj1.
Nezadejte O nej lekarnika.
Jest dodavano pouze mlstn1mi
jednateli neb primo DR.. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co., 25O1 Wa
shington Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Mimoradne zakony Nebras-
ce zamitnutY.

Nejvyssf soud statu Nebras-
ky prohlasil vsechny tamnejs1
mimofadne zakony tykaj1c1 Sc
podpor v nezamestnanosti a
statnfho socialnfho pojisten1 Ia
ne1stavn1. V odGvodnenf roz-
sudku Sc cituje rozhodnut1 Nej
vyss1ho soudu o NRA.
Tyto zakony mely spolupu-
sobiti Sc statnfm zakonem o So
cialnfm pojisten1. Mimo to "a
kon stanovil, re ma statnl soci-
aln1 pojisten1 Dude We dvou le-
tech venovano pres 4 miliony
dolar6. Kdyz tyto zakony by
ly odhlasovany v nebraskem
statnim zakonodarnem shro-
incident, federalnf zakon O So
cialnfm pojistenf nebyl jeste
schvalen. Tento dGvod citoval
tez Nejvyssf soud jake pficinu
k Zam1tnut1.
Toto rozhodnut1 predevsfm
zruSil statn1 mimofadnou dan
z benzinu Il cent ma gallon) ,
ktera do pTistfho 80. cervna
mela vynesti 3 miliony dolaru.
Jiz nynf bylo vybrano ma teto
DAM pres million dolarG. Co Sc
S nj nynf stane, nebylo dosud
rozhodnuto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Bidny zivot, bfdna smrt.

V Akron, Ohio, ami ne pc &C.
lych "a hodin Cd zahadneho
skonu Louise Azara, jenz byl
We SVEN dome skolen gangste-
ry, byl polici1 hlasen druhy, je-
j1z obet1 sc stall 44lety "loternl
kral," Mike Saviolis. Kdosi 81
ma neho poc1hal ma tmavem To-
te pred garazf, kde mel svdj
automobil.
Saviolis byl osobnost1 akron
ske policii dobTe znamou. Po-
fadal lotern1 tahy, jez pry mu
vynase4y tolik penez, re musil
byti bohacem. Obrat jeho To-
terie obnasel nejmene jeden
million dolar1 rocne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27

Starobyly AUTOMOBILE S vyso-
kymi koly a tvrdymi gumami
ma Mich, We zpGsobu byvaleho
buggy, vymenen byl We Wood
bine, Illinois, tamn1m promi-
nentn1m obchodn1kem, Alder
tenn Harting, "a novy automo-
bill. Harting vlastnil dvoucilin-
drovy automobil tento pc %
rok1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Patnactkrat zenat a prec ne
bIazen.

V Dallas, Texas, w. O. Schultz
naterac a papfrnfk, ktery Sc
patnactkrate ozenil, propulsion
byl V patek ma svobodu, kdyz
uznan byl p~orotou zenatych
muz6 "a pT1cetneho.
Nekolik byvalych manzelek
svedcilo proti nemu. Nynejs1
zena svedcila v jeho prospect.
Byl vysetrovan ma udanf, re
neni pTi zdravem rozumu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Sedesat pet let Jed. Ceskych
Dam.

Ceskoslovenske zeny, zvlaste
ony pTijete re stare vlasti, a
zvykle tvrde praci, ami zde ne
byly a ami nechtely byti hycka-
ny; pracovaly i zde ruku v ru-
ce Sc svymi muzi a dix jejich
pricineni, 'prozlravosti a snaze
pc zlepsenf jak materielnlm,
tax i duchovn1m, zauj1ma dnes
ceskoslovenska vetev v Ameri-
&c mfsto jedno z nejpfednej-
s1ch.
Ceskoslovenska zena dove
ola Sc uplatniti nejen We sve ro-
dine a domacnosti, jsouc svemu
muzi vernon druzkou a vydat-
nou pomocnic1, ale nezGstava-
la pozadu ami ohledu kultur-
MIN a zivote spolkovem. Vzdy
dovedla uplatniti sve snahy a
zdrave nazory vsude tam, kde
jednalo Sc O pokrok vGbec a
postavenl zeny zvlaste. Neby-
la to vzdy prace lehka, tn by
10 pTinesti mnohe, tfeba jen ne
krvave obeti, nez dostalo Sc ze-
nam uznan1, ktere jim vlastne
nikdy nemelo byti up1rano, a
nez byla uznana jej1 rovnoce-
most s muzem. Postaven1, jez
zena dnes zaujima, vydobyla ST
sauna a zena ceskoslovenska
byla vzdy ma jednom z pred
mich mist V kazde akci.
Letos je tomu sedesat pet let,
kdy polozeny zaklady Jednote
Ceskych Dam, nejmohutnejs1
to organizaci nasich ceskoslo-
venskych zen do dnesnfho dine.
Kolebkou Jednoty Ceskych
Dam byl Cleveland, Ohio. Dne
25. zarf 1870 ustavil Sc sbor
"Libuse". Zakladatelkami to-
hoto sboru byly: Karolina Ry-
chlikova, Frantiska FRANKIE,
Matilda Karaskova, Marie Cha
loupkova, Karolina Wirtova,
Antonio B6zkova, Anna Ma
courkova, Petronilla Freundo-
va, Marie Jedlickova, Marie
Razova, Marie Pivalova a Fran
tiska SindelaTova.
Dejiny Jednoty jsou hadn't
ru bohaty. z jednoho maleho
sborecku, zalozeneho nekolika
vlastenkami v Clevelandu, O.
hio, vyrostla behem DOLBY Jed
nota ma 1863 sborG S vice nez
$4,000 clenkami, a behem sve
pGsobnosti prozila dolby dobre
i zle; vzdy vsak vysla posilne-
ma a hotova dale plniti 1koly,
k nimz Sc cestne zavazala. &C.
ske skoly, nase narodn1 insti-
tuce a jine vlastenecke podni-
ky vzdy nasty v Jednote Ste
drou podporovatelku svych
snah, a die moznosti, "a znac-
ne zmenenych pomerG, dodnes
Jednota v tom smeru kona svuj
dill.
V nedeli sesly Sc clenkyn6 a
vsichni nescetnf pratele Jedno-
ty V Chicago ably vzpomenuli
vyznacneho mezn1ku, IS let tr-
van1 organizace. Pod zastitou
Velkovyboru byl proveden pro
gram, upraveny slavnostn1m
vyborem a provedeny takfka
veskrze clenkami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Pan reditel.

V Des Moines, Ia, Bernard
Manley, fiditel Iowske likernf
komise, byl obzalovan porotou
pro porusen1 statn1ho likerniho
aktu. Prodal 10000 likernfch
nalepek bootlegrovi Mike Mar
curio "a $1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Stshuieme Sc ma zapad.

V Marseilles, Francie, pred
nasel re pevnina Ameriky Sc
pozvolna Sine k zapadu knee
Lejay, riditel hvezdarny ma III
cawi v Sanghaji. KNEE, ktery
Sc tam zastavil ma ceste ma me-
zinarodnl konvenci unie hvez-
DART, pravil, re jeho odhady
gravitace ukazuj1 pohyb jadra
zeme v ASH k zapadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27

V Sioux Falls, S. D., Flo
renee Turner, 80, chovanka
statnfho, vezen1, byla probod-
nuta k smrti ma jevisti vezen-
ske kaple jinym trestancem,
ktery Sc vydaval "a jejfho man
zela dobe jich zatcen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Gen. Atterbury zemrel.

We Filadelfii gen. William
Atterbury, byvaly pfedseda
pennsylvania drahy, zemfel
We veku 70 let. Verejnosti byl
IMAM z dob svetove valky, kdyz
byl poslan presidentem Wilso-
mem do Francie, ably tam f1dil
cast zeleznicn1ho systemu, pre-
daneho v pravomoc americke-
no vojska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
PSenicni kontrakty vynosnymi

Nebrasst1 farmaTi obdrzeli
cd vlady 10 milionG dollarG ma
zaklade kontraktG ma rok 1884
a 1885, a asi 8 milionG mali
jeste k dostan1. Novy program
jest pTipravovan ma rok 1886.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27

Vevoda Arnuli, st%rachujicf sc
jiz O zivot mladeho prince, pTi-
ial Slechetnou nab1dku kn1zete
Vaclava. Ma snemu kn1zat v
Kvendlinburku byl sm1r mezi
obema narody dokonan. Kra]
Jindrich Prvn1 ma dGkaz pTa-
telstvf venoval Vaclavovi ostat-
ky sv. Vita.
Zatim Boleslav dostavel svo-
je mohutne s1dlo a pfipravil
slavnosti k jeho zasveceni, k
nemuz pozval Vaclava. Svola-
nj Psovane posilovali jeho my
Slenku, ably svrhl nasilim Via
du prazskeho knfzete a sam pc
stavil Sc V cello CechG. Psovsti
vladykove byli pTipraveni, re
pri slavnostech Vaclava zabiji.
Prosby Radmiliny, ably Bole-
slav vidal Sc svych nasilnych
plant, zarlivost Boleslavovu
prot V~aclavovi jenom podne-
covaly.
Vaclav S druzinou prijel ma
Boleslav. Jeste nez vstoupil
do hradu, byl varovan Zebra
KEN, ably Sc vratil. Lee Vaclav
odmita tuto vystrahu a svefu.je
i svdj nee do rukou bratro-
vych. T6hoz vecera zapocal
kvas.
Vladykov6 rozdelili svoje u
lohy. Op1jeli Vaclavovu dru-
zinu a Skier odvedl zeny z no
down. sine. V dusive atmosfe-
re Sc rodil zlocin. SLEEPY starec
S varytem usedl k noham Va
clavovym a zazpfval pfsen O
nesvornych synech Svatopluko
vych. Boleslav sedel jake zka-
menely a nebyl schopen dat
znameni k 1toku. Vaclav v It's
nive pTedtuse pozdvihl kalich
a vyzval vSechny, ably pill S MIN
We jmenu Pane. Odchazf a v
temne chodbe setkava sc S Rad
milou, ktera no varuje podru-
he. Vaclav odm1tl = a zehna
il jake budouc1 matku syn6G ro-
du PTemyslova. Zoufala Rad
mila klesne ma chladnou zem
chodby. Zat1m V hodovn1 SIM
stvali vSichni B~oleslava, az ten
Sc rozhodne zajmouti Vaclava.
Stfhaj1ce knfzete, najdou bez-
vladne t6lo Radmily. Ia V ma
rucf sv6ho muze probfra Sc k
v6dom1 a zasepta: "Vaclave!'
Mocha zarlivost jme Boleslava,
ktery pTisaha,ze bratra zabije.
Nastalo jitro. Vaclav vsta]
z loze a chystal Sc ma ranni
msi. Ma pustem nadvoT1 set
kava sc S knezem = a tehdy je
varovan pc tTet1. Boleslav zpra
ven o tom, re Vaclav je jiz
vzhdru, jake zbesily zastupuje
mu cestu. Vaclav d6kuje bra
trovi "a vcerejs1 hodokvas. Lee
Boleslav vykfikne zlobne
Ones chci t6 lepe castovati,"
a tas1 zbran. Siln6js1 Vaclav
zabran1 bratrovrazd6, lee ne
stac1 ubranit Sc ostatnfm vra-
hum - a klesa ubit u dveri
chramovych.
Vaclavovi vern1 = pokud je
BoleslavSt1 nepobili = vnesli
mrtve t6lo kn1zete do kaple a
polozili je ma oltaT. Ma nadvo-
RI oblekali vladykove Bolesla-
va V slavnostn1 roucho kn1zec1,
vetkli mu do rukou korouhev
nee Vaclavdv a donutili jej, a.
by vtrhl do kaple, debit zbyva-
j1c1 Vaclavovy Verne.
V chramu pfepadla Bolesla-
va hrGza. Shledal Sc S poutni-
CT, ktera nepozorovana prisla
V osudny okamzik. Byla to
matka obou bratrG = Draho-
mir.
Jake podtati klesli vsichni
pred cistym zjevem velikeho
kn1zete a Boleslav pokofen vo-
Ia: "Jsi silnejsi bratTe, mne
b1dnemu odpust!"
Tb,,p l. ;SJI,, -.a Lo..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Pet osob a IA zavodnich koni
uSmfCenO.

We srazce Chicago and East
ern Illinois osobniho vlaku S
automobilem v patek u Hills
boro usmrceno bylo pet osob a
IA zavodnfch konf, kteT1 veze-
nj byli z Detroit do Texas. Sc
DIN osob poraneno bylo. Usmr-
cenymi byli zT1zenci vlaku a
zena jedouc1 v automobile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
MaIv vvdslek.

We Findley, Ohio, notne "a
potili Sc bandite neil podarilo
Sc jim traskavinou rozb1ti ne
dobytnou pokladnu. Konecne
vyrazeny byly dvere teto, okno
rozbito a cele sousedstvo vybur
covano. V pokladne nalezli je-
den dollar v samych centech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27

Rev. F. Walsh, knee katolic-
keno kostela V Genesco, byl u
smrcen, kdyz Wax najel ma je-
no automobil vychodne cd Sill
Wis, Illinois.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27

V Havana ma ostrove Kuba,
diva: Manuel Perez a Ancelio
Ferrer zatceni byli, ponevaG
kraceli ma chybne strane ulice.
Policie nasla starobyly zakon,
die nehoz chodci ma ulicich mu
81 choditi pc prave strane a me-
smf j1ti pres ulici V polovici
blocku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Vzacne hodiny.

V Bostonu, Mass, klenotnik
Saculon vystavuje hodiny, jez
81 cent ma $500. Kdysi patti
ly krali Ludviku XIV.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-03
Rising Prices

Addressing national food distributors, k. l.. Rhoades, editor of food magazine, prophecies gradual imitation of the money system, with rising prices, but nothing to worry about. It seems reasonable. Most observers have stopped fearing anything like wild currency imitation. There is a broad, slow imitation of money and prices from government spending, from the re- lease of dammed-up bank savings, and from the expanding credit that follows from these factors and greater business activity. The effect so far is wholesome, and should continue so. The government under new legislation has better means of controlling runaway credit than either it or private enterprise had in the wild Juveniles. If it uses them at the right time, all will be well.
 The normal process of business, in this country and other countries throughout modern times - first through the age of steam and electricity - has been one of gradual imitation, with frequent setbacks but always with the upward curve re- sumed. It isn't likely that this trend has run it's course, or will end within fore seeable time
 This process has been, on the whole beneficient, because it has expanded busi- ness enterprise and the means of human comfort and has enabled people, with oc- casional Interruptions, to continue paying their growing debts. Its wholesomeness now will depend on whether, as prices for goods and services and property rise, the debtor class" which includes most of us, can get and save enough of the increase to pay our debts. This is the crucial ques- tion and the acid test of our capitalist sys- tenn. Some economists hold that capital ism can only survive while such successive waves of mild imitation continue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-03
Both Dispense Mercy

Roughly speaking hospitals and courts of justice may be compared because each dis penses mercy. Roger V. Connor evidently considers this enough to switch his attack on the administration of Mayor Frank Hayes from the Isolation hospital on Watertown avenue to the City Court. How ever, before doing this he asks an editors opinion on how many cases of infantlle paralysis there should be in this city before opening the hospital. Again we must re- spectfully but firmly decline the invitation on the grounds of not being sufficiently versed in the medical arts.
 However, we do think that some confi- dence should be placed in the opinions of members of our Health Board, our Health Officers, and the heads of our local hospitals. Why not drag all of them into this, MT. Connor, rather than merely an editor? If you want medical advice, you go to the proper source for it. If you merely want an editorial controversy, you go to a newspaper which is glad to print anything that would give a distorted re- flection of our present city administration
 As to your challenge on the City Court, MT. Connor, even MT. Pape must have smiled at your naivete. Here again is evil dence of your intention to link Mayor hayes up WlJn everything that ndS IrdH- spired in this city whether or not he is concerned at all If you would brush up on your legislative history, you might get a few facts about the three prosecutor ships and the strong mayor charter You might also find out that His Honor backed a bill eliminating the third prosecutorship at the recent session of the General Assembly.
 AS to our espousal of the City Court we don't back water, because it really isn't necessary. Time and again this paper has had it's say about the continued deficit in this tribunal. We have, we think, sug- gested the course of action that should be taken, too. That's no secret. Evidently Mr. Connor is not entirely familiar with what has been said in these columns And we can't quite see the need of bringing into a city election the status of a court that is state governed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-03
Much Ado About Nothing

Somebody has tried to stir up tempest in the office of the State Controller, put evidently there's not much force behind the wind. This business of apportlonlng insurance, which comes under the dutlesa of the Controller, is not going to cause much consternation either in democratic or republican circles. Republican officials having had full control of the disposition of various insurance policies in their years of control over the various state depart ments must naturally expect that demo- crats are going to make a few changes m the matter of apportionment.
 And that is all that Controller Swartz is doing except that he also feels that 1t is advisable to cease paying insurance on buildings that are no longer standing. That was one little matter that evidently somebody forgot to take care of and which, of course, was just one of those additional expenses to which the taxpayers have been subjected. The matter will be rectified, so we learn as Controller Swartz strikes back at those critics of his department who are trying to make out lurid picture of what is actually happening.
 MT. Swartz makes no secret of the fact his distribution of insurance will be along political lines, but he also points out that he expects to effect considerable savings in so doing. We don't think there can be any fault found with this save from those who do not and never will subscribe to the spells theory of political government It's quite obvious that the complaints are not coming from official republican sources. They know what is being done and would do the same were the situation reversed. If the people are saved as much as Controller Swartz anticipates no cause for investigation is necessary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-03

to be accomplished in day. Waterbury's accident rate compares favorably with that of other cities of it's size, but unfortunately it's liability insurance rate leads the pack. Only few days ago this writer called attention to the huge amount of damages being sought in suits just filed in local courts. They will come to trial some time in the fall and majority of them con- cern automobile accidents.
 The Telegram claims that Courts and juries have direct bearing on rates, which are based spon the size of the ver- diets which insurance companies are forced to pay in behalf of their clients. In Connecticut it is not considered proper to let jury know that the defendant in an automobile liability case is insured; the assumption is that a jury, in such circum- stances, will always say, "Oh, let the ip- surance company pay regardless of the merits of the case. It is this attitude which helps to make insurance costly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-03

Massachusetts has established a maxi mum speed limit of 60 miles per hour, which is in startling contrast to .the 45 mile limit imposed by the State Traffic Commission last week. Still we think that the Connecticut officials have plenty of reason to demand the lower speed. An invitation to do 60 miles per hour is all that certain motorists need to violate every rule of the road they know. And this group doesn't know very many of them. Also this idea of noting drivers who ex- ceed the 60-mile limit and turning them in is going to be bit difficult. We'd hate to be asked to tell what speed car was making once it got beyond 55. Speed linn it's more or less depend on the road the driver, and the car The 45-mile limit takes all three into consideration; higher speeds don't.