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La opinión., 1935-07-23
LA MAD R E
de los
DESAMPARAD0S
- Por
z. PEREZ ESCRlcH
Tomo Segundo
Observation-Disclosures
IFolletin No. 70

-iEstas acostumbrado a que
le engane?
Themes raz6n: mi pregunta ha
lido necia; no Sc 10 que me digo.
Marta, comprendiendo que Bru-
no la ocultaba algo, lie miro ca
Iihosamente y lie 1ijo:
tie ha ocurrido algo?
No; pero te llamo para que
nagas 10 que yo no puedo nj debo
hacer sin humillarme. Julian ha
estado aqui. me ha pedido dinero,
lie he hecho alguras reflexiones, Sc
ha disgustado como dc costumbre,
$ sc ha lido. Ese chico es un To-
GO, Y sera capaz de hacer IN dis
rarate ell mejor dia. Para .cvitar-
10, quiero que lie hables como ri
nc me hubieses visto, que avert
giles 10 que desea, y cuando te 10
disa vienes Dor clio y Sc 10 da-
La opinión., 1935-07-23
Derechos de....
Sique dc Ia ga. Paq.

fuera de cualquier intersection y
debe parar y que6ar en- su lugar,
81 no lie ordena un policia 10 CON-
trario, hasta que Ell vehiculo de
emergencia haya pasado; y ell ope
rador de un tranvia debe parar su
CAIRO Embellishments 81 no est4
una intersection de Gales, y en-
este ultimo case debe llevarlo fue
ra de Ia intersection Y luego pa
rar hasta que haya pasado ell ve-
hiculo de emergencia."
La opinión., 1935-07-23

clon para Loretta. La vida era
a la genie aunque su corazon
una lucha; pues a luchar ocul-
este sangrando, fue n inspira
tando nuestros sufrimientos. AL
comienzo de su arrer Sc case
con Grant Withers, pero al aho
estaban divorciados. Loretta es
individualista Y cree que para
encontrar la felicidad en- ell amor
hay que dar con ell alma ge-
mela. Ell dia que la e%ncuentre
piensa retirarse del cinema. Su
proxima pelfcula sera "Shang-
ma del Oriente que Walter
hai' con CHARLES Boye., I'm dra
Wagner produce para la Para
mount.
La opinión., 1935-07-23
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Julia

CiUoAD DE MEXICO, Julio %.
-(Exclusiyo).-El p. n. r. ha re-
cibido de su Comite Estatal del Es-
tado de Campeche, una relacion mi
nuciosa de los r~esultados de las cleo
clones que para designar ell nuevo
Executive de la misma Entidad, Sc
efectuaron ell dfa 3 de JUNO pasa-
do en- los ocho Municipios Y en- los
cuales obtuyo %relevante triunfo la
c%andidatura de Eduardo Mena Cor
dova.
FL total de la votacion recogida
a favor de Mena Cordova fue de
ounce mil seiscientos siete sufra-
CLOS, repartidos en- los Municipios.
La opinión., 1935-07-23
MEDICINAS
HOMBRES Y MUJERES

Para debilidad sexual tomen Erecto-
Vita. Resultados maravillosos en-
las primeras dosis. Reviva y re-
construya permanentemente S
6rganos whales. Compla o sus
obligaciones seXuales cual n per-
soma joven de 20 amos. Y tenga
presente que Erecto-Vitta lie le-
vantara para siempre, no crfa ha-
bito, nj arruina despues, como otros
medicamentos. Guide su vigor In
timo, salve su hogan y su hombrfa.
ties para hombre y mujer. Pida la
suya a C. o. d. por 1927. a: Clito
Co., Box 1924, San Antonio, Texas.
(o1N
La opinión., 1935-07-23
Ell VUELO DE LOS TRES
RUSOS, POSPUESTO

MOSCU, Russia, Julio 22.-- (UP).
-Informes sobre las condi> :ones
del tempo a traves del Artico, eau
saron la posposicion de un vuelo
que estan listos para sraprender
tres aviadores sovieticos. &c Mos
CD a San Francisco pasando por ell
Polo Norte.
La opinión., 1935-07-23

~nientes, tanto
fisicos como
mentales. Por
otrs parte, las
funciones ncr
males de to-
das las par
tes del cuer-
pc so tras-
tornan a tai
grade que "a
salud Sc a.
terra en- mu-
chos case ;.
En- muchas
familias esis-
tie la tenden.
eia a la che
sidad mr. ba-
La opinión., 1935-07-23
< FL AVISO CLASIFCADO
RADIOS
COMPOSTURA

y venta de toda clase de radios. For
cincuenta centavos pasaran a su
casa "A examinar su radio y 81 10
quiere zanzibar por otro mas mo-
derno para obtener reception un-
dial, o desea listed comprar uno,
con nosotros e%ncontrara las mayo
res facilidades en- Los Angeles.
Olympic Radio Co., 433la North FL
ttfg)
La opinión., 1935-07-23

SEs su Padre. Esposo. Hermano o
Hijo vfctima del habito del licor2
ST es asf SEROSOL puede darsele
secretamente, en- su casa, en- cafe.
sopa, cualquier lfquido o alimento
ve. jugo de frutas. No contiene
drogas o ~narcoticos que former ha-
bito. 'usado y recommended por Doc
torres. Hospitales. enfermeras. Sc.
rosol es ell tratamiento mas SECURE
y rapido para ell Alcoholismo. y no
es costoso. Tratamiento para q
dfas, $500 porte pagado. en- empa.
que sencillo. SEROSOL, 524 So
Spring St. Room 302. Tel. Mutual
1875. Los Angeles. Calf. Is
La opinión., 1935-07-23

MRS. E. n CHAMBERS (Lucia). 81
amos de practical. mucha exper.en-
cia. Precios ~razonables 63l7 Bon
sallo Ave, tW. card. Place y So.
Hoover St.)- Teiefono THornwal
1855 9oras de consultas de 2
La opinión., 1935-07-23
- - -
VENTAS DE CASAS

CAMBIo TERRENos agrfcolas San
Juan Bautista, Durango. %terrenos
~agrfcolas s Kilometres Ciudad de
Mexico, lote urbano en- Colonia
Moctezuma por propiedades en- Ca
lifornia, libres de gravamenes. Es-
criba: Olivares, Despacho III, Av.
Madero No. /, Mexico. d. +.
La opinión., 1935-07-23

sS75 con $3.50 entire y $40 mensuales,
casa 5 cuartos, garage doble, Tote
50xl50. Casa doble s cuartos y
bungalow 6 cuartos separado, Tote
60x256, buenas rentas. haga listed
oferta. Casa 6 cuartos stucco, GER
ca tranvfa y tiendas, precio $3.50,
con $3.50 entire. Tienda en- lote es-
qulna, precio 50, 100. abonos fact
les. Yea a KEITH, 345S Whittier
Blvd. Tel. ANgelus Sill. (26)
La opinión., 1935-07-23

SASAS BARATAS. ) Totes de s0x15O
cada uno. con casa 6 cuartos, 2
cuadras de Whittier Blvd. precio
total 81. $50. CASA 5 cuartos, Gale
Michigan. banjo, c~alefactor. TODD en-
buen estado. Precio total 5000, en-
tire 500 y $40 al mes. CASA 6
cuartos en- Gale Rowan, cerca
Brooklyn, lote 50x150. Gale paga-
da, s1.400, entire $500 y $40 men,
suales. GONZALEZ Y BARRING
TON. $500 East First st. DINA:
ANgelus 1l464. Res: ANgelus 1863
(29)
La opinión., 1935-07-23
MISCElANEA
lie INTERESA

conocer la verdad en- TODD? Infor-
mese Gratis sobre cualquier proble-
ma que tenga tratandole su presen-
te-porvenir. Podra realizar u ilu-
stones Y hacer su vida dichosa. lie
ayudara a veneer rapidamente. Ar
tfculos de todas classes, libros, obje-
tos religiosos. Escrfbame. Sra. NJ.
C. Abraira, Lacret 5l2. Habana,
Cuba. (12)
La opinión., 1935-07-23
TRASPASOS

TRASPASO Beer-Garden aereditado,
por no poder atenderlo. Buen ne
gocio. Proposition atractiva, algo
contado resto abonos. l19S North
Main Street. tzy)
La opinión., 1935-07-23
PARTERAS

MRS. A. f. MICHALSKY (Antonia la
Alemana), Profesora en- Partos. 922
South Fraser Avenue. Telefono:
ANgelus 563S. l19)
La opinión., 1935-07-23

CASA 5 cuertos no lejos Avenida
Boyle, precio total. con 'ote, $500.
Casa 10 cuartos. 5 Cada lado, y
casa 4 cuartos atras. ouen lote,
cerca Gale Soto, produce 1880 por
mes. Investigue luego. "a casas,
cerca caro- amarillo, de 5, 4 y 2
cuartos, precio 81, 200, entire y abo-
nos faciles. Alberto domingos. JOSE
oRONOZ, 3246 Whittier Blvd. Tel.
ANgelus 1874. 90
La opinión., 1935-07-23
ANDREA

PARTERA RECIBIDA. Atencion y
esmero en- ell desempeho de los ira
bajos. Horas de consulta: de ] p. m.
a 6 p. m. y por cita. Servicio eff
ciente y rapido. 2715 North Main
St.-Tel. Capitol 6S31.
(tfc)
La opinión., 1935-07-23
iOPORTUNIDAD!

-ARTAS. PoESlAs. discusses, solicit
tudes. traducciones y toda clase de
escritos en- maquina- MIGUEL AR
CE, AS Victor Street. Tel. MIchi-
gan 30l4. Precios moderados y re-
serva absolute. Horas de oficina dc
10 A. NJ. a 6 p. Ri. (tfg)
La opinión., 1935-07-23
ARRENDAMlENToS

DANA AMERICANA busca cuarto y
a~sistencia en- casa familia mexica-
ma. fin practicar espanol. Miss ROOD
Telefono: Capitol 1852, despues de
S p. NJ. lzol
La opinión., 1935-07-23

BONITA casa stuco 8 c%uartos. pisos
hardwood, cerca Whittier Blvd. y
Soto, por solo 1850 y $3.50 entire.
He aquf otra ganga, por solo Sl,2oO:
casa 4 cuartos en- buen lote. Ocu-
IRA a: 1921 Whittier Blvd. t)
La opinión., 1935-07-23
HAIQ2
BESIDAD

Por MONTE SALviN, NJ. D.
Siempre que SO acumuls un
exeeso de arasa en- ell cuerpo, Sc
experimentan varios inconve-
Evening star., 1935-12-15
ON GUARD IN

ON GUARD IN
EGYPT. British po-
lice, arm e d with
sticks and shields
to ward off stones,
are posted outside a
students liberty"
meeting in Cairo
d u r i n 6 the anti
British riots.
O Associated Press Photo.
TONNES LEAVE
F 0 r MEDITER-
RANEAN. With gay
cockadeS in their
W a vim G helmets,
British soldiers en-
train at AlderShot
for a post in the
troubled area.
G Associated Press Photo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
CLARE
 HOLDS BIG LEAD
Led Bobby Grant By 6 Up at End of First IS
 Holes

Hartford, Conn.,, June 2s.-(UPJ -Charle Clare, Racebrook, New England amateur golf champion, led Bobby Grant. Wethersfield, 6 up at the end of the first IS holes in the finals of the Connecticut amateur golf championship tourna. ment at Hartford Golf club today. Clare, playing one of the best games of his long career, bested his rival, a former state champion, in every branch of the game. His drives were long and true, his ap- proach shots almost dead to the pin and his putting far superior to that of Grant, who Is considered one of the masters of the greens in the cast. The Racebrook star was out in 34, or three under par, collecting three birdies on the way. Grant took a 3s. On the incoming nine Clare scored S6 for total of 70, one under par. Grant played S7 for Q total of 75.
 Clare held the state titled in 1881 and 1888 and Grant in 1882. Grants only firm putting was on the 9th when he sank a 20-footer to halve the hole. He won his first hole on the 11th with a three against Clare's five and took his only other hole on the 18th where both played badly. Grant getting a and Clare 6 against par {.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
LOTTERY BILL IS
 BEFORE HOUSE

Washington, June 2S-(UP)- Creation of a federal lottery system as a "painiess" method of raising $l, ,o0o, 900, 900 for federal and state governments was urged today be- fore a. special house ways and means subcommittee by Rep. Ed. ward A. Kenney, d.. N. J.
 q do not think a lottery of this nature would increase gambling" he said. "On the contrary, 1t would tend to wipe out gambling and racketeering so prevalent through out the country"
 Author of three pending lottery bills, Kennedy worked three years for the opportunity to present his views to house committee. Many congressman have viewed the pro- posals as abhorrent.
 Kenney immediately struck at them by charging that 70 per cent of the members of congress pur- chase lottery tickets In one form or another, such as those sold by church aid societies, or play the numbers game.
 Kenney said he favored the lat est of his three plans, which would provide for creation of a federal lottery commission to hold lotteries that would produce up to $1.000,- coo, 900 annually. Under this plan the federal treasury would receive one- quarter of the total while the remaining three-quarters would be allocated among the individual states according to their propor- tionate population.
 kenney said it also would stem the flow of about $200.0OO,0O0 an nually from this country into lot teries of 30 foreign nations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
GOLD BILL SENT
 HOUSE CHAMBER

Washington, June 2S.-OUP)- An administration bill to put into effect President Roosevelt's request for a ban on further gold clause suits, was introduced in the house to-day by Chairman Henry Stea- gall of the house banking and cur rency committee. The bill gives persons holding gold clause se- curities until September l, 1885, to exchange them for new ones without the gold payment proviso. The measure denies the right to see for alleged dsmage due to dollar devaluation to holders of bonds, notes, certificates of indebtedness. treasury bills or any other form of government securities.
 It would put congress on record as declaring that mo holder of any of the money or securities of the United States has suffered any damage because of measures heretofore taken" in connection with the administration mone- tary program. Steagall said hs would call his committee tcgeshsi Monday to consider the leelala- ton. He predicted early commit. tee and house action. The bill was taken to the capitol by etan- icy Reed, solicitor general.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
CONFESSION OF
 SARNICI WAS
 WORTHLESS ONE
Arthur Plentl, Whom He Exonerated, Identified
 in New Haven Robbery

New Haven, June 2s-(UP)- Leonard Scarnici's confession be- fore he went to death in the elec- tric chair at Sing Sing last night exhororating Arthur Plentl of com plicity in a payrool robbery at Les now Bros., Shirt Co.,, here in June, 1882, was regarded by authorities today as a benevolent gesture" !"
 Pentl now is serving a 10 to 15 years sentence at state prison. He was the only one of the gang of five who participated in the holdup to be convicted.
 Scarnici Skipped Bond
 Scarnici. who was arrested in New York city for New Haven authorities, skipped a $10,000 bond and three other companions never were apprehended.
 The states attarney's office here indicated no move would be made to reopen Plentl's case. The gov. ernor was out of the state and not expected back until Monday.
 The robbery ocurred June 30, 1882. While a clerk was making up the payroll, three men entered the Lesnow office with drawn guns, while two others remained on
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
BOSTON U. MEN
 HAD CLOSE CALL

Gloucester, Mass, June 2S.-- (UP)--Dean Frederick Rand Rog- CTS and Dr. John M. Harmon, di- rector of athletics, of Boston Uni versity and two of their children narrowly escaped drowning near here last night when yacht went on a breakwater and sank. it was learned belatedly to-day.
 Dean Rogers 50-foot schooner yacht Narcissus was brought here after being raised by coast guard craft and the Lighter Philips.
 The two educators and Gather inc Rogers, 16, and elght-year old Donald Harmon were sailing to Gloucester from Provinceton last night when the yacht missed the channel and struck Dog Bar break water at the entrance to Glouces- ter harbor. The yacht slipped off the breakwater and sank.
 Despite a strong southwest wind, Dr. Hamon and the two children were able to get ashore in dory. but Dean Rogers was forced to swim to safety. They made their way to Eastern Point lighthouse, where they notified coast guards. The Narcissus was to he examined hero 10 determine the extent ci damage to It's hull.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
MAY HAVE FOUND
 PIRATE TREASURE

New York, June 2S.-(UP).-- Capt. Harry Adams reported today on the arrival of his school Pilgrim from a treasure hunt in the West Indies that he believes he has To- cated the buried gold of pirates and the gold plate of the imperial German family.
 In November, he said, he will go buck. if financial backing can be arranged to make an effort to re- cover the treasure.
 Tt will be a pure gamble" he admitted"
 Adams said he had located the wreck of a German cadet ship which went down near Kingston. Jamaica, in 1908 with some of the Kaiser's gold plate and he also found an old galleon 300 miles south of the Windward Passage. Adams was accompanied by nine young friends and his father, It. Harry Adams, U. s. N, retired. who was with the first Byrd expedition,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
FRANCE PASSED
 DOCTORS BILL

Paris, June 2S.-(UP).--Ameri- can and other doctors are barred from practicing in France by a. bill passed by the chamber of deputies today.
 The bill. backed by strong French medical lobby, was passed without debate.
 Under 1t. hundreds of American, British, Swiss and other foreign physicians and surgeons must cease their work in France. unless they become French citizens.
 The world-famous AmericanI hospital in Paris, frequented an- nually by thousands of visitorn from the United States. pre- sumably will have to be staffed by French doctors instead of the Americans who now serve it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
Police FolloW Clues h Dickinson Murder
Lee Ferris, Known Also as "Joe" and Bill" Ferris Wanted Badly-his Description Has Been
 Sent All Over the Country

Detroit, Mich., June 2s-(UP)-- Lee Ferris, also known as Joe Fer. ris, is being sought for questioning fin connection with the staying of Howard Carter Dickinson, New York attorney and nephew of Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes, po- lice announced today.
 Chief of Detectives Fred Frahm made the announcement after a conference with Police Commis- sion Heinrich A. Pickert It was preceded by disclosures that ofii- cials know the identity of q mys- terious woman who checked the New York attorneys brief case at his hotel hours after his body was found by a roadside in Rouge Park
 "There is a definite connection between Dickinson and Ferris, Frahm said. "Ferris checked out of the Detroitcr hotel Thursday morning and remarked that he was going out with . man named Dick inson."
 First Clue Is Found
 First clue to a possible connec- ton between the Detroit man and the socially prominent attorney came, Frahm said, from James Smygen, n taxicab driver who told them he met Ferris on Wednesday morning.
 Ferris, Frahm said, picked up Smygen as the taxicab driver was walking to his station to report for
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
MASS. IS READY
 WITH PROJECTS

Washington. June 2S-UP)- Massachusetts cities and towns have $25O,OOO, ,000 in public works projects ready for construction un- der the federal $4.0O0, ,0OG,000 work relief program, Gov. James M Curiey said today after a confer ence with PWA Administrators Harold L. Ickes. In addition. Cur ley has formulated a plan calling for expenditure of more than $S5,- 100000 of state money to aid the government in its employment drive. curley said the governments new policy of making an outright grant of 45 per cent and loaning 55 per cent of a projects cost was generally satisfactory" to Massa- chusects' municipalities.
 We already have $50. 0.0Oo, 900 in PwA applications led and have $20O, ,000.O more in projects that can be built" curley said. He said Ickes had "looked With favor" up- on his plan to bolster work relief wages in Massachusetts by aug mentlng federal funds with state money. "If every state would do that" Curley said. "the s4.OoO. .000.- ooo fund could be made into t6,' oo0. 100000"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
STRIKERS STILL
 STANDING FIRM
 ON CONTENTION
Mediation Board Will Try to Break Down the
 Present Deadlock

Entering It's fifth day, the strike of more than 400 employees of tho Watertown Undergarment Co, of Mill street was still underway to-day, with factory officials and labor representatives apparently both conceding a hopeless dead lock in an attempt at early set- clement. The state board of medi- etion, 1t Is known, is making per- sistent efforts to effect 6 settle- ment of the strike here, but has been thus far unsuccessful. Will liam Stenmiller, secretary of the board, arranged the conference which took place Wednesday night and In which the company and the employees representatives reached a deadlock.
 Strikers In Good Spirits
 Still in remarkably good spirits, pthe strikers held another mass meeting at Building Trades hall, union headquarters, and continued plans for picketing the factory constantly. The picket line at the factory this morning included six delegates from the New Haven To- cal, International Ladies' Garment Workers union. with which the To- cal strikers are now affiliated al- most 100 per cent.
 Another prominent labor leader came to Waterbury to aid the strikers to-day in tho person ot John Lonergan, A, F. of l.. rep resentative from Hartford. Lon organ was speaker at this mornings mass meeting, urging the workers to hold out until their (Continued on Page 4.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
CHAIR TOOK EVOLVES
 LAST EVENING.
Eva Coo and Leonard Scarnici Paid Penalty
 for Their Crimes

ossining, N. r.. June 2s. (UP)-- Eva Coo, roadhouse proprletress and the Diamond Lil of Otsego country" and Leonard Scarnici, a particularly vicious killer, died in tho electric chair last night.
 Until the very last moment. Mrs. Coo prayed God to cause Governor Herbert II. Lehman to grant her 6 reprieve. Scarnici, who had had five reprieves and knew he would not get another, spent his last hours smoking cigarettes and CUTS. ing Lehman and other state au. thorities who he said double .cross. ed him.
 There was nothing between them beyond the accident of justice that took them to the chair 10 minutes apart, Mrs Coo was executed for the insurance murder of the handy man of her road house, Harry Wright. Scarnici died for murder of policeman in Q hoid-up. One of many such crimes during an ex. tended career as professional killer and thug and bank bandit.
 Bade Scarnici Goodbye
 Mrs Coo, until an hour or so be. fore her time came, was a sob- ping, hysterical figure. Then she took a grip on herself and was q poised, even diffident person her way to death. She was led past the cell of scarnici, who was being prepared to die by the Rev. John McCaffery. one of the prisons chaplain.
 Goodbye, Scarnici," she called. (Continued on Paga Al
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
STATE C. 0.P. HAS ENTERED FIGHT
 ON PROSECUTOR
Orders Have Come From Powers That Be to Hold
 Back Names

Local republican city court patronage, Q question which up to yesterday was believed to have been definitely settled. was blasted wide open to-day, the re- suit of apparently reluctant inter- ference from tho 6. o. p. powers higher up In the state. Judge John r. McGrath, who has the handing out of the republican prosecutorships in the local city court, is understood to have had his mind settled on whom he would give the two appointments to for the coming biennium. How ever. inter leaders in the state or- ganization have stepped in at the last minute and have ordered a change of plans, according to authentic information.
 Waterbury Heldup
 Waterburys republican city court patronage will be finally ironed out tomorrow and Sunday when the Young Republican con- ference takes place at Eastern Point, Groton. Republican State
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
Final Nelus Flashes
COUPLE TO LIVE IN SHARON

Reno, New, June 28.-(UP)-Frank Q. Hart, wealthy New York olman, was granted default divorce from Mrs. Marion Alexander Hart of Orange N, J., by Judge Clark Guild at Minden Nev today on his charge of cruelty. Hart immediately obtained license to marry Muriel Constance Woolworth of New York, who arrived here early today in specially chartered plane with nine friends. They were to be mar ried at dude ranch at noon. Following the wedding the newlyweds will go to Pebble Beach, Cal, and then return to Sharon, Conn., to make their home The bride is the daughter of Frank Woolworth of Rochester, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
University student.

Part of the money found on the Warwick, k. l., estate of Carl Ret itch was identified in federal court today as coming from the Federal Reserve bank of Boston.
 The $129.000 which was footed from Fall River mail truck was being shipped from the federal re- serve to the B. M. C. Durfee Trust company. in that city.
 Banker Identifies It
 Walter s. O'Neil, manager of the note issue department of the fed- eral reserve, testified that he re- ceived a shipment of $10 notes from the U. s. treasury September 21, 1884. These, he said, were part of currency totaling. $1,600, ,000 which was shifted to the money department of the bank January 15. The department supplies cur- rency to outside banks.
 When U. S. Attorney Francis '. W. Ford showed him the bills
 " taN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
WINNER OF RACE
 HAS BEEN NAMED

Oslo. Norway. June 2s-(UP)- Stormy Weather. owned by Philip Le Boutillier of New York. won the 3.150-miie transatlantic yacht race from Newport to Bergen to- day.
 Vadim S. Makaroff's staysail iSetch Vamarie finished first, ar- irving late yesterday. but the yawl stormy Weather. passing Mar steinen Light at the entrance to Bergen harbor at midnight, won by virtue of . 44-hour handicap.
 The winner gets the King Haak- on cup. vamarie. however. wins the beautiful Bergen City race cup az the first yacht to finish.